Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Plans New Building
Ground breaking for Grace Evangelical Lutheran church at North First avenue and East Second street set for Sunday at 4 p.m. Henry C. Janstad ex mayor of Tucson and charter member will turn the first spade. The Gothic structure will cost about 100000 dollars and seat 600 with later expansion for Sunday school rooms. Rev Sitz says work will start after the new year and a parish house will connect via a patio. The church, founded in 1911, now has about 630 members with 450 communicants.
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New Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
North First Avenue
East Second Street
Henry C. Janstad
Tucson
Jaastad
Herman Oberfeld
EB. Arnold Sitz
Grace Evangelical Church
Oberfeld
George Bretscher
Julia Kurtz
D. A. Paul
Fred Hann
F. A. Vesey
A. H. Groemeier
Leonard Zarnke
Rev. Sitz
New Grace Evangelical Lutheran
E. Arnold Litz
H. O. Jaastad
Atomic Farm Science Described At Alabama Conference
Atomic farming materials described to researchers at Auburn Alabama Polytechnic Institute conference. Scientists discuss common elements used in radioactive farming research and how trace amounts travel through crops and animals to track chemical reactions.
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Howard W. Burkeslee
Auburn
Ala
Atomic Science of Agriculture
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
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Exporting Mohair Wanted By Solon
Rep. Fisher of Texas urged export of American mohair under the European relief program in a letter to Secretary of State George Marshall. He said a mohair surplus exists domestically and the market has been at a standstill for months, with several million pounds spare to aid growers.
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Rep. Fisher
D-Tex
George Marshall
Marshall
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Fisher
Carpenter Discusses Atomic Energy Control at Arizona Talk
Dr. Edwin F. Carpenter, director of the Stewart Observatory at the University of Arizona, spoke to the League of Women Voters at the YWCA on atomic energy and its control. He described the U.S. plan for international control, noted Soviet hindrances, and outlined the history of atomic research and differences in European and American views on bomb manufacture.
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Edwin F. Carpenter
Stewart Observatory
University of Arizona
League of Women Voters
YWCA
United States
Carpenter
Trade Names Confuse Sandra Writes Tharp
A nine year old girl, Sandra Kroetz, writes a precise letter to Game Warden W P Harp protesting a paper advertisement for doc skin products and noting that killing goats is wrong. The term docskin refers to leather from reversing kid hides.
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Sandra
Tharp
Sandra Kroetz
W. P
Harp
Docs
Docskin
Arbitration Board Set To Rule In Arizona Craft Dispute
The three member arbitration panel will issue a 110 page award and opinion in Phoenix Monday morning. Tucson labor representative W D Taylor announced the decision will affect many members of the Tucson Contractors and Associated Sub contractors Association. The six basic crafts include iron workers cement finishers common labor carpenters truck drivers and operating engineers.
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Tucson
Rotary Talk By Monroe Opens Tucson Meeting
Rotary International director Monroe of Clayton New Mexico spoke to the Tucson Rotary Club at the Pioneer hotel with members of the Tucson Catalina club and winter visitors in attendance. Albert Lent introduced him and Monroe urged citizens to act with shared responsibility as inflation grows and standards of living are debated. A chorus from Government Heights elementary sang to open the program led by Miss Geraldine Brown. J B O Dowd served as toastmaster.
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D. D. Monroe
Clayton, N. M
Rotary
Tucson Rotary Club
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson-Catalina Club
Monroe
Mississippi
Albert Lent
Government Heights
Geraldine Brown
Tucson Rotary Lab
Secretary Doris Kelland Faces Embezzlement Charges
Doris Kelland 41 former secretary treasurer of Tucson Savings & Loan pleaded innocent in justice court to four counts of embezzling 11096. She admitted guilt in a signed statement, with bond set at 5000 and a $50000 surety bond backing the association. Preliminary hearing January 9.
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Doris’Kelland
Tucson Savings& Loan Association
Kelland
Justice Court
Deputy County
John O'Mara
Johnson
Savings and Loan Association
Surety .Bond
Hospitals Given Half Million From Gibson Foundation
Pittsburgh trustees announced 415000 of a 2000000 Gibson foundation bequest remained unused for college student aid and was redirected to 27 western Pennsylvania hospitals. Gifts ranged from 5000 to 50000. The foundation aims to help needy students and medical care residents in the region.
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Pittsburgh
Addison H. Givson Foundation
Gibson
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
Pennsylvania
DDT Found Effective Against Barnacles on Ship Hulls
The article notes DDT has been found effective in eliminating barnacles from ship bottoms.
New Aluminum Skillet Liner Reduces Kitchen Mess
A disposable aluminum liner for skillet use is introduced to bake or fry with nonab sorbent properties. After cooking, the liner is removed folded and discarded with grease and food particles, helping protect hands sinks and drains from damage.
White Funeral Set for Friday for William H. White Sr
Funeral services for William Henry White Sr. 57, who died Tuesday at his home 621 East 22nd Street, are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Friday at Bring's chapel with Dr Beal officiating. Burial will be in South Lawn memorial park. White worked 25 years for the Arizona highway department as a shop watchman on 22nd Street. Surviving are his wife Iva Mae, son Henry Jr. and three daughters Katherine Smith Frances Baker Thelma Fugatt, plus a sister Tillie Kelley and seven grandchildren. Active pallbearers are B W Koogler H V Couchman Bill Sheffield Elmer Smith E D Sprinkle and Harry Hollisey. highway patrol members will be honorary pallbearers.
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William Henry . White
East 22Nd Street
Bring’s Chapel
R. §. Beal
South ‘Lawn Memorial Park
White
Arizona Highway Department
22Nd Street
Iva Mae White
Henry,Jr
Katherine’ Smith
Frances’ Baker
Tucson
Thelma Fugatt
Flagstaff
Tillie Kelley
Los Angeles
B. W. Koogler
H. V. Couchman
Bill Sheffield
Elmer Smith
E. D Sprinkle
Harry Hollisey
Highway Patrol
Capt
Walden V. Burr
Earl Keenum
W. M. ‘Gibson
Ed Sims
Coy Beasley
Frank Bennett
Walter Sheets
Mt Lemmon Weekend Draws Ski Fans To Scenic Slopes
The snow covered Mt Lemmon slopes, 39 miles from the city, offer an exciting weekend for ski enthusiasts. The Pine Cone Room at Mt Lemmon Lodge serves a huge steak dinner, making it a popular meeting place for daily visitors.
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Mt. Lemmon
Mt. Lemmon Lodge
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