Arizona nurses seek law to curb practice of unpaid care
The Arizona Nurses association plans to ask the legislature to require formal training and licensing for practical nurses. After a one year grace period licenses will be issued following an exam, then a short course and exam. Quiet conference: Gov. Pyle to visit Tucson for strategy on liquor license director and Duncan appointment. Health, highway deaths, and cooperative health departments are also discussed. The nation faces a serious water situation per the President's commission report.
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Association
Board of Nurse Examiners
Howard Pyle
Tucson
John A. Duncan
Pyle
Duncan
Phoenix Daily Papers
State Health Department
President
Water Resources Policy Commission
Baptist Rites Set For Mrs. Salena C. Brown
Mrs Salena C Brown who died Tuesday at a local hospital will be buried after Baptist rites at 2 p m Saturday in the Arizona mortuary chapel conducted by Rev A C Wade Burial will be at South Lawn memorial park Survivors include four sons E A Ramsey of Tucson Alfred Ramsey and Harry Ramsey of Toledo Ohio and Troy L Ramsey of Phoenix and three daughters Mrs Ella Colquette of San Francisco Mrs Helen Davis of Tucson and Mrs R C Larrimore of Prescott
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Salena C. Brown
Arizona Mortuary
A. C. Wade
South Lawn Memorial Park
Brown
E. Hawthorne St
E. A. Ramsey
Tucson
Alfred
Harry Ramsey
Toledo
Ohio
Troy L. Ramsey
Phoenix
Ella Colquette
San Francisco
Helen Davis
R. C. Larrimore
Prescott
Search Instituted For Club Leader DiLeo Missing
Deputies search for Anthony J. DiLeo 40 president of the Italian American club of Tucson missing since December 8 from 2666 N Winster Bird. Mrs DiLeo and brother Sante from New York fear misfortune and say he was a good husband and father of five. DiLeo weighs 145 pounds, 5 feet 9 inches, oval face.
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Anthony J. DiLeo
Tucson
N. Winster Bird
Arthur Grande
DiLeo
Sante
New York
World War I Veteran Norman O Donnell Dies in Tucson
Norman O Donnell a Tucson resident for three years and World War I veteran died yesterday in a local hospital at age 50. Survivors include his wife Gladys a daughter Kathleen Hurley of South Bend Ind four brothers James Elkhart Howerd Freeman and Raymond all of South Bend a sister Ruth Brooks and his father Claude of South Bend. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at the Arizona mortuary chapel with Chaplain Russell Phillips of the veterans hospital officiating. burial in South Lawn Memorial park.
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Tucson
E. Grant Rd
Gladys
Kathleen Hurley
South Bend
Ind
James
Elkhart
Howerd
Freeman
Raymond
Ruth Brooks
Claude
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Russell Phillips
Veterans’ Hospital
South Lawn Memorial Park
Lands Progress In Liquor Controls
Gov elect J Howard Pyle said progress could not be better in developing a program to administer state liquor laws. He met with Pima county legislators and liquor industry representatives in Tucson and noted he would announce results after consulting more people. He stressed not making an issue of John A Duncan's reappointment but seeking overall improvement.
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J. Howard Pyle
Pyle
Pima County
Tucson
John A. Duncan
McCoy Bound Over on Second Degree Murder Charge
Woodrow McCoy 35 of 252 S Convent held to answer for second degree murder after a preliminary hearing before Justice James M Howsare. Five of eleven subpoened witnesses testified as state rested its case. McCoy is charged in the knife killing of L G Green 40 of 62 W Cushing at Isah Lawrence home 235 S Convent. Witnesses said Green struck McCoy and knocked off his glasses triggering a fatal fight. McCoy said he feared Green had a pistol but none was found. Death from a heart stab wound per Dr Lewis Hirsch verified by Sgt Monte Taylor.
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Woodrow McCoy
S.convent St
Pima County Superior Court
Justice of Peace
James M. Howsare
McCoy
L. G. Green
W. Cushing St
Green
Martin Rogers
Lawrence
Raymond McAllister
Police Department
McAllister
John Kettlewell
Gordon Aldrich
Robert Morrison
Lewis Hirsch
Monte Taylor
City Police Department
Duck Finds Ride Home in Deland Auto
Leon Wade found a duck inside his car when he opened the door after hearing quacks in Deland Florida. He captured the bird and reported the odd encounter.
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Deland
Fla
Leon Wade
Public School Pupils Begin Yule Vacation
Tucson city schools end for Christmas and resume January 3. Pima county and Amphitheater districts follow same break. Amphitheater adds a second day off for the February rodeo. Salpointe Catholic High closes today and reopens January 3.
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Tucson
Pima County
Salpointe Catholic
Bisbee Council Favors Reduced Speed Limit
Bisbee city council backs lowering business district speed from 25 to 15 mph. Police Chief Clarence Malley said a petition will go to the state highway commission at its next meeting to safeguard pedestrians and motorists on the narrow winding route.
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Bisbee
U.P
Clarence Malley
State Highway Commission
Malley
Bandit Hunt Led By FBI
FBI agents with city police and law enforcement from five states pursue leads in the Downtown Bank of Douglas robbery. One man entered the bank and fled with over $31,000. investigators suspect two or three men may have been involved. A 32 caliber Beretta pistol and an overnight briefcase were used. A $1,000 reward is offered. Police in Texas, New Mexico, Nevada and California have been given the description.
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FBI
Bank of Douglas
Tucson
Texas
New Mexico
Nevada
California
YMCA Board To Review Tucson Pool Delays At Meeting
Tucson YMCA board of directors planned a progress report on the East Sixth Street building and the pool pour, which the contractor said would be delayed a few days. They will also discuss offers to buy the West Congress street building and the Youth in Government event on the UA campus December 28.
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Tucson
YMCA
East Sixth Street
Ymca Board of Directors
United States
West
Congress Street
University of Arizona
South
Visitor From Ohio Dies In Local Hospital
Richard M. Marshall 68, a winter visitor from Dayton Ohio, died yesterday in a local hospital. He is survived by his wife Doris. They resided in a local hotel. Arrangements will be announced by the Arizona mortuary.
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Richard M. Marshall
Dayton
Ohio
Mr. Marshall
Doris
Arizona
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