Polio booster plan urged amid county cases
Pima County reports its 39th polio case of the year with a November onset and a delayed report. Dr. Closson urged booster shots for 5 to 9 year olds and advised private doctors supply the vaccine while targeting 1 to 15 year olds for maximum immunity before next August. Flu remains the top illness with 146 cases listed last week. other diseases include whooping cough, chicken pox, measles and mumps among many.
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Pima County
St. As
Closson
Health Department
Pullin Named Regional Investigator for Southwest Region
Emil H. Pullin former head of the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service in Tucson is appointed investigator for the southwest region. He will report January 3 to San Pedro California, bringing 14 years federal service and recent work consolidating Arizona offices. His family will join him after the current school term ends.
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U. S Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Tucson
Emil H. Pullin
Southwest
Ugo B. Baugust
Pullin
San Pedro
Calif
Pecos
Tex
el Paso
Immigration
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IN Services
Arizona
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
California
Hawaii
Guam
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Crydon Town Rejects Coeducational High School Plan
Crydon town councilors rejected an American-style coeducational high school proposal, fearing it might unsettled the youngsters. The decision reflects concerns over social impact and local schooling structure.
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Crydon
England
Party Lines Regular Session Raises Concern
Phoenix legislators face a tight schedule and heated tensions as the next regular session nears January 9. With sales tax revisions and use tax bills unresolved, leaders doubt major legislation will pass. Speaker Rupelli us touts press access and a governor backed compromise to break the deadlock.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Larry Ruppelius
House of Representatives
Ruppelius
Harold Giss
Giss
Clarence Carpenter
Corbett elected Tucson Chamber of Commerce president 1956
State Senator N. S. Corbett, a prominent Tucson pioneer, was chosen president of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce for 1956 by the board of directors at a special meeting. He leads Corbett Lumber Co. and succeeds J. B. O'Dowd. Other officers include George Chambers and Mundey Johnston as vice presidents and Mundey Johnston as treasurer. C. Edgar Goyette was reelected secretary manager for another year.
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N. S. Corbett
Tucson
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Corbett
Corbett Jumber Co
J. B. O'Dowd
U.S. Chambers of Commerce
George Chambers
J. M. Sakiison
Mundey Johnston
C. Edgar Goyette
Don Bell
Tucson ‘Chamber of Commerce
Max Lininger
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