Coutchie Resigns? Surprise at Arizona State Tempe
Tempe officials and coach Steve Coutchie react to a UPI report that the board of regents accepted his resignation though Coutchie says no such step was taken. He notes his midseason offer to withdraw and cites a three year contract to build a winning team.
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Tempe
Ariz
Arizona State College At
Steve Coutchie
United Press
Board of Regents
Coutchie
Tempe College
Tucson
Bob Zuppke
Arizona
Larry “Moon” Mullins
Notre Dame
Ed McKeever
Corneil
Pete Cawthon
Texas Tech
Glendale
Walt Ruth
Zuppke
Illinois
Sun Devils
Pascua School Hosts First Christmas Program
Pascua school students presented a multi grade Christmas program showing rapid Americanization. Narrators from grades four and five described Mary and Joseph, Jesus birth, and adoration. Younger pupils performed a manger scene and Santa ending with gifts donated by local groups.
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Pascua
Ferne Nevitt
Mary and
Joseph
Bethlehem
Jesus
May Don
Kathleen Busby
Catherine Blanton
Tucson
Santa Claus
Winnie Wheeler
Community Christmas events scheduled at Armory Park
At Armory Park a 3 PM community sing features Bert Mustin, readings, soloists, dancers and a violinist. A 4 PM FOE Christmas party is planned at the lodge hall. At 7 30 PM Sunday evening Forum will present its annual candlelight service directed by LaMont M Huston.
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Bert Mustin
Armory Park
Lodge Hall
Forum
LaMont M. Huston
Miss Winifred Ross Arrives From Honolulu For Holidays
Miss Winifred Ross daughter of P H Ross county school superintendent arrives from Honolulu for the holidays. She holds a master's from the University of Arizona in nutrition and is a junior nutritionist at the University of Hawaii.
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Winifred Ross
P. H. Ross
Honolulu
Miss Ross
University of Arizona
University of Hawaii
Dentist Councilman Retires After Forty Years of Practice
Dr. Samuel T. Adams, city councilman, announced Friday night his retirement from active dentistry after about four decades of service. Dr. Clayton Hibner will assume the Adams office and continue the practice.
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Samuel T. Adams
Clayton Hibner
Adams
Charles W. Scott Burial In Kansas
The Arizona mortuary will forward the body of 75 year old Charles William Scott who died Thursday in a tourist court on the Casa Grande road to Waterville Kansas for funeral services and burial. He is survived by his wife Louise a daughter Flora a son Vern who arrived from San Francisco Friday evening.
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Arizona
Charles William Scott
Casa Grande Road
Waterville
Kas
Scott
Louise Scott
Flora Scott
Mansfeld School
Vern
San Francisco
Snow and Fog Disrupt East Coast Travel
Snow rain and fog halted air travel and slowed rail and highway movement across the East South and Midwest. Flights canceled at LaGuardia and Boston. New York snow caused two deaths as sleet snarled traffic. tempera tures mostly below freezing with forecasts of lifting fog in Georgia and the Carolinas.
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Associated Press
East
South
Middle West
New York State
New England
Atlantic Coast
Wisconsin
New York City
New York
LaGuardia Field
Metropolis
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Carolinas
Georgia
North Carolina
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Alabama
Messiah Broadcast From University of Arizona Concert
Handel's Messiah from the 23rd annual University of Arizona presentation will be broadcast in two parts on December 22 and 29 from 2 30 to 3 00 p m over KVOA and the Arizona network. Guest tenor Russell Horton from Los Angeles will sing Comfort Ye My People and Every Valley Shall Be Exalted with other choral pieces. Muriel Rogers guest contralto and Sara Mason Reece faculty soprano perform selections and recitatives.
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University of Arizona
Radio Bureau
KVOA
Arizona Network
Russell Horton
Los Angeles
Muriel Rogers
Sara Mason Reece
Faculty
University budget items and staff changes noted
Pay Boost continues, with 750000 in self liquidating bonds for a campus memorial building and nearly 300000 raised. Cleon T. Knapp says two out-of-town candidates will visit for the new university president and selection may occur next month. Tempe college football coach Coutchie resigns. no successor named. Tempe negotiates Thunderbird field No 2 for faculty housing. Flagstaff gains bachelor degrees only in fields used for teacher certificates and master’s work limited to teaching certificates. Construction contract for two units at the new farm experiment station near Safford awarded to A R Evans for 24398.73.
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Cleon T. Knapp
Tucson
Alfred Atkinson
Steve Coutchie
Tempe College
Coutchie
Mesa High
Thunderbird
Tempe
State College At
Flagstaff
University Farm Experiment Station
Safford
A. R. Evans
McFarland Heads Toward Washington with Family
Senator Ernest W. McFarland and Mrs. McFarland left Phoenix by car for Washington. They will detour via Tucson to pickup their University of Arizona daughter who will return to campus after the holidays. McFarland recently came back from a Pacific tour as a senate committee member.
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Phoenix
Ernest W. McFarland
Washington
Tucson
University of Arizona
McFarland
Pacific
Su ‘Stemeemie
Senate
Snapp Decision On Power Cut
The federal power commission estimates a rate reduction of at least 1.8 million dollars annually for Phoenix and Tucson utilities. Edward L. Dunn reported to the Arizona corporation commission after a four day study noting 1945 gross incomes of Phoenix 6.784 million and Tucson 2.928 million. A hearing will be held soon and further Arizona figures are promised. Dunn plans to return to Phoenix with FPC staff to continue the inquiry.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Edward L. Dunn
Federal Power Commission
Dunn
Arizona Corporation Commission
Central Arizona Light & Power Company
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Washington
D. C
FPC
Arizona Power Co
Arizona
Dunn figures omitted while rate cut tops $600000
In January the state corporation commission ordered and the local utility enacted a rate reduction of 600000 dollars based on 1945 figures Dunn used, but Dunn provides no income figures for 1946.
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Dunn
State Corporation Commission
Tucson stores rally for Mary Alice fund
Campaign at Penneys raises early donations for Mary Alice Christmas fund with $100 initial gift from F Payne Dearing. Clerks and workers poured in quarters and dimes to help the infant awaiting adoption, while police seek the missing mother and welfare officials explain adoption delays and checks.
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Mary Alice
F. Payne Dearing
Penney’s
Penney
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Mary Alice Penney
Juvenile Division
Tucson
Corelli and Young Wed at County Courthouse Ceremony
Patricia Corelli founder of the Corelli Players married Vernon Young writer and radio actor Friday afternoon at the county courthouse with Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner presiding. Attendants included Mrs. Vincent Shields and Walford Johnson. They plan a Santa Rita hotel reception and a White Sands honeymoon before settling at 133 North Main Street.
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Patricia Corelli
The
Corelli Players
Vernon Young
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
Vincent Shields
Walford Johnson
Shields
Santa Rita
White Sands
N. M
North Main Street
Young
Tucson
America
Rudolph Valentino
Nazimova
Max Reinhardt
People’s Playhouse
New York
Pasadena Playhouse
MGM
Santa Fe
Regents Announce Fellowships and Faculty Changes
Regents appoint John H Bryden of Wilmington to the Richard Hudnut fellowship in agricultural chemistry and soils with work starting Feb 1, focusing on essential oils of desert plants. James D Lyons to lecture law. Wallace A Schafer to replace J R Cullison and lead farm mechanics training. Raymond E Seltzer named assistant cultural economist. Several resignations and Bertha J Virmond to retire after 21 years with the extension service outlined.
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A. H. Otis
John H. Bryden
Wilmington
Del
Richard Hudnut
Department of
Agricultural Chemistry
Bryden
College of Idaho
California Institute of Technology
Hercules Powder Company
E. I. DuPont de Nemours
Lyons
John D. Lyons
Tucson
Pima County Superior Court
Northwestern State College
Alva
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
St. David, Ariz
Litchfield, Ariz
Phoenix
Raymond E. Seltzer
Elmwood
Ill
E. D. Terreau
Seltzer
University of Illinois
Kansas State College
Kansas State
U. S. Army
W. P. Bitters
Salt River Valley Experiment Farm
Thomas A. Bogard
Veterans Guidance Service
D. E.creighton
Navajo County
Andrew A. Frierson
Hudson G. Reynolds
Bertha J. Virmond
State Agricultural Extension Service
Agricultural Extension Service
Arizona
Santa Cruz
Cochise
Cochise County
Willcox
Miss Virmond
Kansas
Gove County
Kas
Japan Hit by Destructive Quake Across Main Islands
Kyodo reports a powerful earthquake shaking most of Japan except the northeast Honshu coast and Hokkaido. Centering about 100 kilometers south of Wakayama on the ocean floor, the quake may be the largest on record. Officials warn of aftershocks along the Pacific fault line linked to historic shocks in 1923, 1944, and 185.
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Kyodo
Honshu
Hokkaido
Central Meteorological Observatory
Wakayama
Sonrei Hagiwara
Imperial University
New Zealand
Solomons
Japan
Tokyo
Shizuoka
Ogiwara
Floyd Marshall To Be Buried In East
The body of Floyd Harry Marshall, 53, who died in a local hospital Thursday night, will be sent to Long Island New York Sunday for services and burial. Marshall left his Tucson home three months ago and is survived by his wife Ruth and twelve children, plus his mother Rebecca and siblings. The Arizona mortuary arranged local services before the burial.
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Floyd Harry Marshall
Long Island
N. Y
Marshall
Ruth Marshall
Tucson
Henry Marshall
Columbia
S. C
Avis Phelps
Dale Marshall
Rocky Point
Rebecca Marshall
Saranac
Annie Moore
Illion
Ethel Dida
Ilion
Charles Marshall
Irving Marshall
Binghamton
William, Earl and
Leon Marshall
Arizona
Wheat futures slip as crop data spurs fall
By William Ferris Chicago December 21 wheat futures fell despite some buying after export sales to Mexico. A government report predicting a record winter wheat crop weighed on prices, with the session closing around 1 cent lower for wheat and modest declines in corn and oats. December quotes narrowly mixed, January at 2.11 for wheat, and corn up about 3/4 to 1 1/4 cents.
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Chicago
South Dakota
William Ferris
Mexico
Agriculture Department
Foreign Exchange Rates in New York Close
Closing foreign exchange rates show the Canadian dollar at 44.95 U S cents in New York and Great Britain at 4.03 dollars per pound with small fractional changes. France 0.84 franc per dollar, Sweden 27.85 kronor per dollar, Switzerland 0.23 francs per cent, Argentina 24.50, Brazil 5.50, Mexico 20.63 per dollar.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
U. S
France
Sweden
Switzerland
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico
Public Records and Births from Tucson Area Notice
Superior Court divisions list divorce complaints and debt actions including Lyons Standish Grigsby and Mosak cases. Birth announcements note three newborns in Tucson and surrounding communities with times and dates in December.
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Superior Court—Division NO
John C. Lyons, Jr
Presidin
George L.drought
Philip Batchelder
Charles W. Pearson
Williams B. Thomas
Belle D. Hall
Hen. V. Mallams
Tucson
Helenee Wilson
Henry A. Drum
Mary F. Sanchez
Luther J. Jarvis
Adolph Souveant
Sou Street
Market Movement in Uneven Session Amid Profit Taking
New York trading closed with a slightly uneven market after four straight recovery weeks. Early gains faded as mixed tendencies persisted, with about 600000 shares in proceedings and belated tax related selling. Investors eyed reinvestment demand and a potential 1947 recession, trimming accounts but avoiding urgent liquidation. Transcontinental & Western Air rose about two points on solid volume alongside gains in Bethlehem Steel, American Telephone, American Smelting, Union Carbide, Chrysler and Allied Chemical bonds.
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New York
Transcontinental & Western Air
Bethlehem
U Spars Besbemk
Seu
American Telephone
Ern Nion
International Telephone
Union Carbide
Chrysler and
Allied Chemical
Paper carrier robbed after bicycle kick near hospital
Rev Nancy Galbreath reports her 9 year old son David was robbed of more than 8 dollars by an unidentified man who kicked him off his bicycle on Government street near the veterans hospital. The youth serves as a paper carrier.
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Nancy Galbreath
West Michigan Street
Sheriff's Office
David
Government Street
Veteran’s Hospital
Tucson Public Auction sale of vacated alleys Highland Park
Notice of sale in Tucson Arizona on January 17 1947 at City Hall main door. Ordinance 1078 vacated alleys in Highland Park Addition to be sold to highest cash bidder with right to reject bids. Carl M. Hitt city clerk signs and dates October 28 1946. Published December 11 1946 through January 31 1947.
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Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
City of
United States
Highland Park
County Recorder
Carl M. Hitt
Superior Court
State OF
Pima
Fernell Dodson Kerr
Randolph M. Gaustad
State of California
Alameda
County of
Feeeenoreere
Stone Ave
Drachman ST
Santa Rita Buell
C Hall
Glenton G
Phone Priorities To Be Unofficial
Washington December 21 The government will drop unofficial priorities for telephone installations on January 1. Bell Telephone said its companies will continue their order filling procedure. Essential users such as doctors firms and government agencies retain preferred treatment. Veterans have lately received some preference at home and on the job.
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Washington
Bell Telephone System
Quake Distance Cited From Far Off Apex
A quoted expert notes the quake’s apex lay about 5,300 miles away, with reference to the event continuing from page one in the morning MST.
Thousands flee to hills after earthquake and wave near Tanabe
Thousands of Japanese flee to hills as tremors and a tidal wave strike Wakayama peninsula. The town of Tanabe lies devastated with about 2,500 homeless refugees seeking safety on higher ground. residents from nearby areas follow suit carrying only scant belongings.
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Tokyo
Tanabe
Wakayama Peninsula
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Fairmont
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Isen
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