1400 Students Back Faculty At University of Arizona
Petitions signed by 1400 University of Arizona students and 33 student groups urge the board of regents to investigate faculty salary claims. The mass outreach asks students to lobby legislators for increased funding and supports considering a retirement plan for faculty.
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University of Arizona
Alfred Atkinson
LDS
Halls
Women’s Athletic Association
Association Women Students’ Group
The
Student Bar Association
University Round-Table
Board of Regents
American Association of University Professors
Harry Bagnall
James McNulty
Wildcat
Mrs Lopez To Be Buried Saturday
Eduardo Lopez, 62, of 1510 South Eighth Avenue, died Thursday afternoon in a local hospital. A requiem mass is set for 9 a m Saturday at Santa Cruz church with burial in Holy Hope cemetery. The body lies in state Friday evening at the Tucson mortuary. Survivors include husband Antonio two sons Benancio and Antonio Jr and three brothers Manuel Juan and Eulogio Maldonado, all of Tucson.
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Eduardo Lopez
South Eighth Avenue
Santa Cruz Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Tucson
Antonio
Benancio
Manuel
Juan
Eulogio Maldonado
James E. Krentz With Army Forces In Korea
James E. Krentz, a Tucson native and University of Arizona alumnus, arrived in Korea this week to work as a teletype mechanic with the Army exchange service. He is among more than 900 civilian employees assigned to posts in Korea to aid re establishment of independence, serving with the XXIV Corps in Seoul. Krentz is the son of Joseph G. Krentz and previously partnered with George Hill in a Tucson building business.
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Xxiv Corps
Seoul
Korea
James E. Krentz
East Thire Street
Tucson
Army Exchange Service
Krentz
Joseph G. Krentz
Douglas High School
Douglas, Ariz
University of Arizona
George Hill
Fingerprint idea for bar workers draws mixed support
Sidney Moyer of the Brewing Industry Foundation in Phoenix weighed the feasibility of mandating fingerprinting for all bar and tavern job seekers after a letter from Justice of the Peace C W Gardner. Tucson officials including Chief Don Hays and Undersheriff Glenn Troutman endorsed the plan, citing police tools and similar practices in Tucson banks, while Moeur cautioned about practical and reputational factors. The letter also proposed involving state liquor officials and possible legislative action if regulators fail to act. A related Tucson incident at the Apache bar led to arrests after a confrontation over a beer, highlighting concerns about discipline and public safety.
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Sidney Moyer
Brewing Industry Foundation
Phoenix
Justice of Peace
C. W
Jack) Gardner
Gardner
Moeur
Moyer
J. Hays
Tucson
Hays
John Duncan
Glenn Troutman
Apache Bar
East Broadway
Walter E. Keller, Jr
D. D. Reeves
North Westmoreland
Mrs. Reeves
Yale Program At High School
The Tucson high school speech music and dance departments staged a Christmas program in the auditorium led by Madge Utterback. The 25 voice choir narrated Olden Days with Scripture readings while Janet McTavish guided the dance The Dance to the Star. The program closed with carols White Christmas and Jingle Bells and an interpretive red dressed dance with bells.
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Tucson High School
Madge Utterback
Janet McTavish
Santa Claus
Spanish Clubs Unite For La Plazita Yule Program
San Agustin plazita will host a Christmas program for about 2500 underprivileged children. Eleven civic groups and twenty sponsors back the effort led by Rosalio Ronquilio and Armando Alfaro. Children receive gifts plus carnival tickets at Highway 80 89 south of Tucson and theatre tickets for Plaza Theatre from 12:30 to 1 p.m.
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San Agustin Plazita
Club Ideal
Club Anahuac
Mothers and Wives Club
Club 30
Club Esmeralda
Logia Santa Cecilia Aha
Senadores del Mundo
Logia Fundadora
Junta Patrioticea Mexicana
Sociedad Monualista Porfirio Diaz
Rosalio Ronquilio
Armando Alfaro
Tucson
Plaza Theatre
Sunnyside School Hosts Christmas Party for Community Children
Sunnyside school south of Tucson on highway 89 held a Friday Christmas party with all classrooms present. Younger children enjoyed games and songs while PTA gifts were distributed. Sixth grade girls donated gifts to the Arizona Children's Home and eighth grade girls sent 30 favors and bookmarks to veterans hospital along with candy for patients.
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Sunnyside School
Tucson
Highway 89
PTA
Arizona Children’s Home
Veterans’ ‘Hospital
Five hundred added to Harry Heighton Kiwanis scholarship
At a Pioneer hotel luncheon the Harry Heighton Kiwanis club increased the scholarship fund by 500 dollars bringing the total to 1458 dollars. Barbara Gipe, a University of Arizona premedical student and Amphitheatre high school graduate, received the 100 dollar annual scholarship this year. Principal Paul Guitteau noted the aid enables both Barbara and her sister to attend college. The Christmas program featured 10 University of Arizona men’s glee club members directed by Hartley D. Snyder performing Messiah with soloists James King Larry Wilson Henry Hubbard and others.
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Harry Heighton
Amphitheatre High
Barbara
University of Arizona Men’s Glee Club
Hartley D. Snyder
James King
Larry Wilson
Henry Hubbard
William Hauenstein
Jack Lanahan
R. Rollinson
Jack Lauber
Bob Ferris
Charles’ Crehore
Phoenix Man Gets Maclachlan's Post
Henry N. Payne a former Phoenix train master's clerk is replacing Hugh A. Maclachlan as chief clerk in the superintendent's office of the Tucson division of the Southern Pacific. Maclachlan died Nov 29 after 28 years with the company. Payne has 25 years with the railroad and previously served as assistant superintendent for transportation in San Francisco during the war. He will arrive in Tucson soon with his wife and two children.
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Henry N. Payne
Phoenix
Hugh A. Maclachlan
Chhief
Tucson
Southern Pacific
G. A. Bays
Maclachlan
Payne
Bays
General Office of the Southern Pacific
San Francisco
General Ramey Visits Davis-Monthan for Inspection Tour
Brig. Gen. Roger M. Ramey chief of staff of the eighth air force arrives at Davis-Monthan field for an overnight stay and to inspect all eighth air force installations. A Pacific war hero, he led multiple bomber commands in Australia New Guinea India and the Marianas before heading the eighth air force in the United States.
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Roger M. Ramey
Eighth Air Force
Ft. Worth
Tex
Davis-Monthan Field
Ramey
Pacific
48Rd Bombardment Group
Davis- Monthan
Australia
New Guinea
Fifth Bomber Command
George C. Kenney
21St. Bomber Command
Saipan
20Th Bomber Command
58Th
India
United States
Marianas
Japan
Koreans Riot at Japanese Premier Residence
In Tokyo on Friday about 2,000 Koreans forced a police cordon and stormed Premier Yo Shida's residence. Dozens were injured including twelve Japanese police officers, as the crowd demanded government protection of Korean livelihoods. Police arrested ten Korean leaders and fired four shots into the air to disperse the crowd.
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Tokyo
Yoshida
League of Koreans
Japan
U. S
Cairo
Potsdam
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Mrs. Lopez
Reeves
Keller
Justice
Shafer Marbarak
Yale
Robert Johnson
Juvenile Division of Superior Court
Mae
Congress
Stone
Unite For la Plazita
Sunnyside
Gen. Ramey
Wards
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