Federal Savings To Open New Offices In Tucson
The Tucson Federal Savings and Loan association will open new offices at Stone Avenue and Congress Street with a 7:30 p.m. broadcast from KVOA. President Joseph G. Rice and Alfred F. Kerr welcome visitors to the modern offices, with other officers listed and honored guests from federal savings groups attending the opening. The institution, chartered under the Federal Savings and Loan system, reports assets rising from 63,146.67 in 1937 to over 600,000 by Jan 1, 1941, and has financed more than 300 local homes.
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Alfred F. Kerr
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William S. Walsh
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Savings and Loan System Extends Federal Protections
The eight year old savings and loan system has grown to over 3 900 member home financing institutions across the United States. It insures deposits up to 5 000 dollars and offers protection through federal reserves and home loan banks, aiming to stabilize local communities and investor security.
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Federal Home Loan Banks
Ohio Officers Take Blast At Arizona Chief
Two Columbus officials criticized Arizona Governor Jones for refusing extradition of C C and W R McCumber after an unsuccessful trip. Prosecutor Ralph Bartlett and detective A E Keifer said Arizona is a refuge for wanted men and noted two men faced charges over alleged stolen property. The hearing was postponed as Governor Jones was ill and declined to approve extradition.
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Gibbons Funeral Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Andrew S. Gibbons age 60 former Apache County superior court judge will be held at 2 p m Saturday in the Phoenix second ward chapel of the Latter Day Saints church Gibbons died of a heart attack after complications from an automobile accident and had practiced law in Phoenix in recent years
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Arizona Skies Clear After Two Days Dense Fog
Dense fog blanketed Arizona for more than 48 hours but cleared nationwide as the U S Weather Bureau reported thick fog gone in all sections. Forecasters predicted fair weather with high clouds. temperatures rose in the south and south central areas while northern readings stayed below freezing. Prescott reported 23 degrees the coldest in the state.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Prescott
Buffalo Hunt to Last Six Days
The state fish and game department announced a six day buffalo hunt in House Rock valley with small groups. Sixty one hunters will be chosen by lot January 10. The first ten drawn may kill one buffalo January 18 followed by ten on January 19, January 20, January 29, January 30, and January 31 respectively.
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State Fish and Game Department
House Rock Valley
Dent
Weather Extremes Across Arizona Cities
The report lists temperatures across Arizona with Flagstaff at 24 degrees and Kingman 34, Winslow 32, Phoenix 38, Ash Fork 30, while Yuma and Tucson are noted at 34 degrees lowercase and 34 respectively.
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Indians To Get Yule Gifts At Grand Canyon
Navajo and Hopi Indians will receive Christmas Eve gifts at the annual Yule pageant in the Grand Canyon community building. A huge decorated tree will center the festivities, arranged by Frank Kittredge, superintendent of Grand Canyon National Park. Indian families traveled long distances to join last year’s celebration as Hopi tribesmen led a town parade.
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Japan Launches Campaign to Spur New Inventions
Japan began a nationwide push to stimulate innovation with a government backed program supporting researchers and startups. Officials aim to boost patents, unlock new technologies, and strengthen industrial competitiveness through funding, mentors, and exposure to global markets.
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Glass Now Stored in England Could Reach Ten Million Homes
A report states glass stored in England is set to supply about 10 million homes. The item outlines distribution capacity and potential impact on housing stock, with emphasis on reach and scale of the storage initiative.
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