Medical Center Seeks Five Hundred Thousand for Fund Drive
The Tucson Medical Center board approves a $500,000 fundraising campaign starting January. Goals include retiring a $182,000 operating deficit and adding a 16 to 18 bed psychiatric unit an isolation unit a new laundry and boiler building and an obstetrics operating room. Harry V. Cameron chairs the drive with Charles A. Haney & Associates aiding.
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Tucson
Tucson Medical Center
Harry V. Cameron
Community Hospital
Cameron
Charles A. Haney & Associates
Boston Hospital Consultants
N. Meyer St
Tucson Board of Adjustment Grants and Denies Appeals
The Tucson board of adjustment met today and heard four appeals. Three were granted and one denied, upholding the building inspector. An Elna Huggett Fraternity case at 446 E First St was denied. neighbors testified. Frances Golab at 1828 E Seventh St received bakery permission in her basement. Annie Young at 44 W Fourth St was allowed two sinks in a garage. Ammon Schaeffer at 2140 E Second St was granted adding a room if plans approved and storage removed.
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City of Tucson Board of Adjustment
Council Chamber
Elna Huggett
E. First Street
Frances G. Golab
E. Seventh Street
Annie Young
Fourth Street
Ammon Schaeffer
E. Second Street
Pupils Present Tree and Gifts for Hospital Patients
Third grade pupils at Roy Robinson School prepared a Christmas tree and decorations for the pediatric ward of the county hospital under Mrs. Joseph Kondy project leadership. The tree and gifts, funded by classroom donations, will be delivered tomorrow afternoon with assistance from teachers Mrs. Marilyn Hoskins and aides Mrs. Paul Frazee Mrs. E W Turley and Mr. George R. Childress.
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Roy Robinson School
Joseph Kondy
Marilyn Hoskins
Kendy
Mmes
Paul Frazee
E. W. Turley
George R. Childress
Hand Truck and Silver Stolen From Local Firm
Burglars stole a hand service truck and sterling silverware from Don Means Heating Cooling & Appliance Co at 738 E Broadway. They gained entry last night by climbing a back fence and used bolt cutters found at the scene to access the Means store, also breaking into Tucson Electric Plating Co. storeroom.
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Don Means
Cooling & Appliance Co
E. Broadway
Mgr
Frank Cota Robles
Tucson Electric Plating Co
Means
French Attack Intensifies in Saigon Region
French commanders launched strong forays southeast and north of Saigon to disrupt Vietminh buildup. Three weeks of operations in South Vietnam yielded 136 enemy dead and 92 captured, with factories seized and arms smuggled from Thailand. Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny arrived in Hanoi as troops were reorganized into a mobile Delta defense.
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China Sea
France Prepares Reply to Moscow on Four-Power Talks
Paris reports France will answer Moscow regarding a big four foreign ministers meeting. London and Washington will issue similar responses. Paris aims to agree in principle and insist on airing Far East and other dissensions. France also plans a reply to a Soviet note accusing Paris of breaking the Franco Soviet pact. Separately a burglary in Secen, Mrs. Alice Sheehey finds a stolen new refrigerator replaced by an old one at her home.
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France
Moscow
London
Washington
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United States
Far East
Germany
West Germany
Alice Sheehey
Secen
E. Hedrick Dr
Faces U S Court On Stolen Car Charge
William Boothe Webb, 20, was held for U S district court on transporting a stolen vehicle across state lines. Webb waived preliminary hearing and grand jury action when he appeared before U S Commissioner Thomas H. McKay. Bond set at $1,000. confined in county jail. Webb arrested at Benson inspection station driving a car alleged stolen from Bryan, Texas.
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William Boothe Webb
U. S. District Court
Webb
U. S
Thomas H. McKay
Benson
Bryan
Tex
Guest Room At Veterans Hospital Furnished In Tucson
A Tucson project by the Jewish Community council dedicated a guest room at the veterans hospital to help visiting relatives of critically ill patients. The room allows families to avoid hotel costs, with support from council affiliates and the National Jewish Welfare board’s Chicago Serv-A-Hospital committee providing monthly gifts for all veterans.
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Tucson
Veterans’ Hospital
Tucson Jewish Community Council
Bernice Berner
Council
Veterans Advisory Volunteer Service Board
Charles Jacobson
Harry Greenstein
Joe Baum
Chicago
National Jewish Welfare Board
Two Men Held For Court Action
Two men were held for superior court action under $1,000 bond each when they appeared in justice court today on separate charges. Nora Lee Young, 38, of 128 S Meyer Jt, is accused of snatching a wallet containing $30 from Leonard Botz, a railroader from Bowie, at a cafe on West Congress street Dec 19. James B. Ferguson, Russell house, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon by Det. James Brady. He is accused of striking Ray Palanarez, 21, of 837 S Fourth Ave, with an empty beer bottle on Nov 18, at a bar on West Broadway. The victim was hospitalized for four days, police said. Julius Savlov, 3315 E Willard sr, won dismissal of a charge of failure to yield right of way today in justice court. He was involved in an accident Oct 26 at East Speedway and Howard boulevard early in the evening with a motor cycle driven by Garth Shea, 19, of 5719 E Pima Ave.
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Superior Court
Justice Court Today
Nora Lee Young
S. Meyer Jt
Leonard Botz
Bowie
West Congress Street
James B. Ferguson
Russell ‘House
James Brady
Ray Palanarez
S. Fourth Ave
West Broadway
Julius Savlov
E. Willard Sr
Justice Court
East Speedway
Howard Boulevard
Garth Shea
E. Pima Ave
Voters to Lose City Ballot If Not Registered on Time
Tucson residents face canceled registration for the city election on February 20 due to failure to vote in the state county primary and general elections. City Clerk Carl M. Hitt warns registration for the primary closes Friday and thousands have had their registrations cancelled since the general election. To vote, residents must re register at the county recorder's office by Friday, with changes allowed until January 20 for wards 1 and 4. A mayor and three councilmen will be chosen in the primary, with nominations from all wards for mayor and from wards 1 and 4 for councilmen.
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Tucson
Carl M. Hitt
County Recorder’s Office
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