Yale Programs At Two Schools For Christmas Shows
The 14th annual Christmas program will be presented by Safford Elementary pupils for the Safford PTA at 8 p.m. Thursday featuring readings a tableau and songs. Catalina Junior High announces cast listings for a 7 30 p m Friday program including narrators jambs angels and shepherds with names such as Barbara Johnson Joe Campbell Ed Cottingham and John Robertson among others Ushers include Bill Latta Leonard Goodell and Robert Hall.
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Safford
Safford Parent-Teacher Association
Catalina Junior High School
Catalina Junior High
Rard Laezman
Douglas Pearce
Mary
Patricia Wildman
Joseph
Joe Campbell
Angels
Barbara Johnson
Mary Kate Zinn
Barbara Benner
Barbara Gallego
Joan Webb
Jambs
Frank Boltz
Bob Butler
Gerry Goodman
Bob Buntin
Claude Raymond
Gail Gibbon
Raymond Jones
Wise Men
Ed Cottingham
Joe Stock
John Robinson
Anna McConnell
Donny Kaler
David Putnam
Shepherds
David Thorne
John Robertson
Robert Peck
Bill Dean
Larry Price
Bill Latta
Leonard Goodell
Robert Hall
Western States Study Federal Land Problem
Phoenix officials open a conference called by State Land and Water Commissioner O. C. Williams to craft a unified plan to reclaim millions of acres of federal land for Western states. The meeting centers on a congressional bill to return 10 million acres to New Mexico, with Arizona seeking broader inclusion of federal lands in other Western states.
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Phoenix
O. C. Williams
Williams
New Mexico
Arizona
November Fire Losses Highest In 15 Years
New York reports official figures showing U S fire losses in November totaled 37.393 million dollars, the highest for November in 15 years. Over the 12 months ending last month losses reached 454.545 million, up from 422.56 million for the year ending November 1944.
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New York
W. E. Mallalieu
National Board of Fire Underwriters
United States
Mallalieu
Old Age Assistance Test Suit Is Filed
Phoenix government records note a test suit filed in superior court by Warren L. McCarthy against Judie Douglas of Higley. The case questions whether individuals earning $3000 or more annually must repay county old age assistance paid to their parents, Mrs. Orpha Giles, since 1941.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
Warren L. McCarthy
Judie Douglas
Higley
Orpha Giles
Police Extend Inquiry Into Clines Case in San Francisco
San Francisco police broaden an inquiry into Alfred Leonard Cline amid reports of the death of an elderly woman linked to him. District Attorney Edmund Brown cited a letter from Dr. Nora R. Miller alleging Cline left his family for a young woman in Colorado in the 1920s, with a widow and two sons mentioned. Police also probe Cline’s ties to an unnamed elderly San Francisco woman and seek details on estate papers found in his effects for Mrs. Sarah Slentz of Lyons, Kansas.
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San Francisco
Up— Police
Alfred Leonard Cline
Edmund Brown
Nora R. Miller
Ripley
Calif
Cline
Annabelle O’laughlin
Ft. Collins
Colo
Brown
University of Southern California
Sarah Slentz
Lyons
Kas
First Woman Postmaster Appointed in Haigler Nebraska
The United States first woman postmaster was appointed in Haigler on October 5, 1882. Mrs. Arabella Gould Porter served with her eldest son as assistant until August 24, 1886. The present postmistress Dorothy M. Porter is Mrs. Porter’s daughter. Her assistant Mrs. Belle L. McGregor is Mrs. Porter’s granddaughter.
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Haigler
Neb. U.P
United States
Arabella Gould Porter
Dorothy M. Porter
Porter
Belle L. McGregor
Four Dwellings Sold In San Clemente And Local Streets
A deed filed with Pima County Recorder Anna Sullinger shows four dwellings changing hands. Edson K. Green sold to A. L. Fell a San Clemente residence for about 15 500. James A. Spalding sold two homes at 2345 East Sixth Street to Edwin Middlekamp for around 12 000, with Schatzman and Thompson later purchasing the same property for about 14 000. Anna Louise Prosser sold a North Forgens Avenue residence to Robert Jens for about 11 250.
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Anna Sullinger
Pima
James A. Spalding
East Sixth Street
Edwin Middlekamp
Morris Schatzman
Manley H. Thompson
Anna Louise Prosser
North Forgens Avenue
Robert Jens
Temporary Bridges Prevented by Preexisting Factors
The fragment notes that certain conditions have precluded the use of tem porary bridges, implying constraints on rapid infrastructure responses. It lacks clear entities, dates, or places to expand into a fuller item.
California Woman Killed Near Holbrook
Mrs. Jewel Johns, 31, of Canby California, died from injuries after an automobile wreck five miles east of Holbrook. She was struck by a car driven by Jack Browne of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, after exiting her vehicle. The collision marked the sixth traffic fatality in 48 hours on U S 66. She died at Holbrook hospital several hours later.
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Holbrook
Jewel Johns
Canby
Calif
U. S. 66
Arizona Highway Patrol
Jack Browne
Milwaukee
Wis
Gridders Honor Gehrig and Hutson as All-Time Idols
Milwaukee based Marquette football players voted Lou Gehrig and Don Hutson as all time athletic idols. Runners up were Jim Thorpe and Mel Ott in the list honoring sports legends.
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Gehrig
Milwaukee
Wis
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankee
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Swiss President Urges Nation Remain Armed
Bern dispatch reports Swiss President Karl Kobert, serving in 1946, told the national council he would not speculate on a clash between Western and Eastern nations but urged Switzerland to remain armed and prepared.
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Bern
Karl Kobert
National Council Today
Switzerland
Swiss to approve 800,000,000 Swiss francs military budget
On Tuesday December 18 1945 the lower house was asked to approve a military budget of 800 000 000 Swiss francs about 188 139 000 dollars. The Premier warned that Switzerland must be ready to defend itself in case of a clash between the United Nations while maintaining its traditional neutrality. A swallow tailed kite is described as a graceful Gulf State bird seizing prey midflight.
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Switzerland
United Nations
Gulf States
Healthy youngster walks and runs about 15 miles daily
A healthy child is reported to walk and run roughly fifteen miles each day, illustrating high activity levels and endurance. The note emphasizes consistent daily movement, with no additional context about health status or origins.
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Catalina
Seaboard Railroad
Kollock
S. C
Florida
BAYER
Kinsey
MR. Webster
Kinsey Distilling Corp
Linfield, Pa
Mrs. Louis Switzer
Foothills
California
OPA
Sloan’s Service
N. Stone
Kwik Start
C.P
Pennsylvania Oil
Tucson Daily Citizen
Croton
Tae
Lovely Lady
Jewelers
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