Music Honors Mrs Sanders Plan Tucson Christmas Carols
Memorial year of Mrs Phyllis Sanders in Tucson features 15 church and school groups visiting hospitals and rest homes for Christmas caroling. Loveless Gardner notes city wide programs begin with recordings at Armory and La Placita parks and Salvation Army bands at downtown corners.
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U. S. Indian Hospital
Comstock Children’s Hospital
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Catalina Methodist Church Young Choir
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Short Term Loans Rise in Mexico Pension Fund
Christmas spending boosts short term loan requests from government employee pension funds in Mexico City. Officials report daily loans of 100000 pesos ($11570) in the last week and expect the pace to grow as Christmas approaches.
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Saving Money On Your Tree
Tucson readers are shown how to build a cheap Christmas tree stand using scrap lumber two boards a saw hammer knife and band aid plus common tools and a few services. The guide lists costs from zero to ten dollars highlighting practical savings and home made solutions.
Christmas tree fire risks and prevention tips
The article warns that many Christmas trees burn easily due to pitch and stresses fireproofing limits. It advises buying trees days in advance, keeping the butt in water, and avoiding candy decorations and faulty wiring. It notes ongoing fire risks in Tucson and includes a San Carlos Reservoir storage update.
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Democrats Set Coast Wide Radio Campaign Launch
The Democratic national committee outlined a nationwide radio program to start the 1950 campaign. Chairman William H. Boyle Jr. urged party leaders to organize listening parties in towns and cities as a coast to coast broadcast airs at 7 30 p m Tucson time on January 4 by the American Broadcasting Co. It will include.
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Party leaders set to anchor national radio program
A national radio panel features party big-wigs and rank and file voters from multiple states. Senator Scott W. Lucas of Illinois and House Democratic Leader John W. McCormack of Massachusetts are scheduled to open the half hour program from a central location.
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Washington to San Francisco political talk shifts focus
The report notes a transition from Washington to San Francisco where Democratic National Committeewoman Mrs. Edward Heller is set to speak with another voter.
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