Decorations Contest Entries Listed for Tucson Home Tour
The Junior Chamber of Commerce releases contestant list for the Christmas home decoration contest with judging underway through Tuesday evening. First prize is 50 dollars funded by Tucson Gas Light and Power, plus many merchandise prizes from local merchants. A motorcade tour by the Tucson Visitors club begins at 7 30 pm this evening to view the decorated homes across city districts with final judging by winter visitors.
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Stone Avenue
Howell Manning
Paseo Redondo
Geo. Audish
West Washington
D. D
North
Second Avenue
Hunice Blacklidge
Fourth Avenue
Sara Jones
Euclid
E. G. Stowell
Fremont
James M. Howsare
North Mountain Avenue
Charles D. Boff
North Campbell
R. B. Gossett
East Broadway
William S. Meyer
Weldon Fickett
East 10Th Street
Ira Haskell
East Ninth Street
Weldon Jones
East Seventh Street
John Hollingsworth
Mable Rothe
East Sixth Street
Marguerite Hahn
L. W. Cherry
East Third Street
Dorothy van Vleck
Nina L. Brannen
East First Street
Matt Culley
East Hawthorne
Dolores Howatt
East Helen
Wirt D. Parker
B. H. Smith
Noble M. Hiser
Hast Drachman
M. H. Starkweather
East Adams
C. J. Kennedy
Auto Makers Weigh Light Postwar Cars and Plastics
Detroit engineers foresee postwar cars lighter in weight using aluminum instead of steel and plastics from war-developed processes. Industry experts expect mixed timelines for mass civilian production as defense needs ease and civilian tools become available. The key question remains what kind of car buyers can afford once the war ends.
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Detroit
Future
VFW Benefit Dance Set for January 10 at Local Hall
The Veterans of Foreign Wars announce a charity dance at the VFW hall on January 10 at 9 pm to aid Comstock hospital and Preventorium. Chairman Guilford C Hearn lists committees including Samuel R Kippins and Frank J Boehm for publicity finances and ticket sales. Admission is 50 cents per person with good music provided.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
V F. W. Hall
Comstock Hospital
Hearn
Samuel R. Kippins
Frank
J. Boehm
Harry O. Juliani
W. D. Ribelin
John. R. Martin
C. B. Briggs
R.R .McGregor
Vic Klauser
F. Arquides
Australian author and explorer Francis Birtles dies in Sydney
Francis Birtles, Australian author and explorer, died in Sydney. He crossed Australia 83 times and logged about 500000 miles opening the wilds. He drove a car from England to Australia and was the first to drive from Calcutta to Rangoon.
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Francis Birtles
Sydney
Australia
England
Calcutta
Rangoon
South Africa Issues Stamps for Blind School Fort
Census figures show apparel and other finished products lead U S factory employment with 2 643 950 women. The largest group, 648 006, worked in manufacture. Meanwhile South Africa issued stamps honoring a school for the blind.
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United ‘States
South Africa
A -Nchool
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