Tucson Chosen For Home Improvement Congress
Tucson has been selected to host the Home Improvement Congress with Alt and Home Finance Agency speakers. The event reviews 1956 OHI expansion and plans further growth of a $15 billion market in 1957. Major focus includes May as Better Your Living Year and Tucson project tours for attendees.
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Tucson
Home Improvement Congress
Alt and
Home Finance Agency
John R. Do
Home Improvement
OHI
Cole
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Sher
Eisenhower
Doscher
American ‘Airlines
New York
Chicago
Murder Charge in Sahuarita Slaying
County attorney files first degree murder against 24-year-old Carlos Gonzales Rodriguez for the December 8 death of George Villesca known as Ra mon Villegas. Rodriguez allegedly struck Villesca with a rock after a drinking bout behind a Sahuarita bar and dumped the body in a gulley near the Santa Cruz river. a coroner jury ruled felonious homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Gonzales Rodriguez
George Villesca
Ra‘mon Villegas
Rodriguez
Villesca
Sahuarita
Mesaland Water Project Okayed by Arizona Commission
The Arizona Corporation Commission granted Mesaland Water Co. a certificate to build and operate a water system off North Oracle road with C. B. Richards listed as president. Several other applications were postponed or continued for advisement or county action, including entities serving Ina road area, Catalina Village subdivision, Tortolita foothills, and Arivaca region. Commissioner presence included W. T. Brooks and John Barry.
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Oracle Road
C. B. Richards
Jacob Suckman
Casa Grande Highway
Ina Road
Stuart Orms
Catalina Village
Irving F. Hall
Tom Carr
Tortolita Foothills
Here
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Harvey D. Riggs
Arivaca Water Co
Arivaca
W. T. Brooks
John Barry
T. H. Zimmerman
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Army
Mt. Lemmon
Tucson Rapid Transit Co
Tanner Motor Tours
Pinal
Cochise
Regents and state higher education debates
A fragment discusses Georgia higher education and constitutional provisions. The speaker notes no provision extending to Negroes allows access to white colleges and universities, referencing public schools and admissions rules in the state.
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Hs Pernon Fa
Caldwell
Georgia
Sailors In Civvies To Open Canal
U N and U S leaders propose using British French crews in opening the Suez Canal with civilian clothes for sailors. Vice Admiral Durnford-Slater agrees to keep salvage ships working if safety is guaranteed by the U.N. and British authorities.
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Yuri
Egypt
E. L. M. Burns
U.N
U.S
Raymond
A. Wheeler
Suez Canal
L. F. Durnford-Slater
Educator Caldwell Plans Policy to Admit Qualified Negroes
Chancellor Harmon W. Caldwell testified in Federal Court that qualified Negroes should be eligible to enter white Georgia colleges. He said he would forward such applications to the State Board of Regents for consideration in Horace Ward's bid for the University of Georgia law school.
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Atlanta
Harmon W. Caldwell
University System of Georgia
Georgia
Caldwell
Horace Ward
University of Georgia Law School
State Board of
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Scher
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Spartan TV
Spartan
Sunbeam
Cecil Gaver
Speedway
Jose
Jesus Ruelas
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Vernaf, Yocum
Mesaland Water Project
Arizona Corporation Commission
Pima County Water Company
Mesaland Water Co
Bermuda
Tucson Fertilizer CO
SAM R. Kaufman
Hotel Westerner
Daniel's
Daniel
Ne RS Sa
Eone
Beacon
Illuminati
E. Broadway
Lackner
N. Chareh
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