Movie Makers Move In On Video Television
Hollywood reports Hal Roach begins a series of television productions and shifts all work to TV. Industry insiders expect films to supply a growing share of TV programs as costs hover near ten thousand dollars per half hour. Roach plans six half hour shows at Culver City studio led by Sadie and Sally with Joy Lansing and Lois Hall.
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Hollywood
Hal Roach
Roach
Jerry Fairbanks
NBC
Fairbanks
Public Prosecutor
Eddie Drake
CBS
IMPRO
Independent Motion Pictures Releasing Organization
Marshall Grant Realm Productions
American Tobacco Co
Lucky Strike
New York
Guy de Maupassant
Maletroit
Mademoiselle Fifi
John Howard
Anne Gwynne
Patricia Morrison
Don Haggerty
Joseph Cotten
Udy Vallee
Frank Albertson
Igner William Cameron Menzies
Culver City
Sadie and
Sally
Joy Lansing
Lois Hall
Death Blamed On Hit-Run Driver
An unidentified man, aged 60 to 65 with grey hair and a missing right eye, died in a local hospital after being found in a ditch on highway 84 near Red Rock. Police linked a separate hit-and-run near a James Hattery car collision, but no ID recovered. Authorities warn to watch for the fleeing vehicle.
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Red Rock
Tucson
Leonard McCulloch
McCulloch
James Hattery
California
Highway Patrol
Hattery
Christmas Eve Mass Televised From St Patrick's Cathedral
New York reports for the first time the Christmas Eve midnight mass at St Patrick's Cathedral will be televised this year. Most Rev Joseph F Flannelly cathedral administrator announced the broadcast set to be officiated by Francis Cardinal Spellman.
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New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Joseph F. Flannelly
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Elks Play Santa To Many During Week
The Tucson lodge of Elks will bring gifts to hundreds of homeless and crippled children and 50 needy Tucson families. Santa visits the Arizona children's home Wednesday at 7 30 p m with shoes and toys for each child as the kids perform for him. Similar visits occur at the Elks hospital Comstock hospital and Pima county tubercular ward. On Friday Christmas boxes of groceries go to the needy families.
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Tucson Lodge of Elks
Santa Claus
Tucson
John Frakes
Santa
Arizona
Elks Hospital
Comstock
Pima County
Charlotte Pounds Services Are Set
Charlotte Pounds two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd N Pounds 27 East 16th street died Tuesday in a local hospital. Survived by brothers Nathaniel and David and grandmother Mrs Emma Hall of Tucson. Services Thursday at 2 pm Salvation Army with Maj Frederick Foubister officiating burial in Babyland plot South Lawn memorial park Parker mortuary in charge.
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Charlotte Pounds
Lloyd N. Pounds
East 16Th Street
Nathaniel
David
Emma Hall
Tucson
Salvation Army
Maj
Frederick Foubister
Babyland
South Lawn Memorial Park
Parker Mortuary
Shrine Plans Annual Party For Children
The Shrine club will host its second annual Christmas party for rheumatic children at the Tucson medical center Friday with Santa Claus and Shriners. Toys will be distributed and a recording of the party will air on KCNA Christmas day. The Square and Compass clinic, serving 94 patients weekly, received about 100 toys from Levy's department store at El Rio golf and country club.
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Shrine Club
Tucson Medical Center
Santa Claus
Shriners
KCNA
Square
Compass Crippled Children’s Clinic
Levy's Department Store
el Rio Golf and Country Club
Airmen Receive Certificates at Davis-Monthan Ceremony
Fourteen airmen from the 2348th air force reserve training center were awarded certificates at a Davis Monthan ceremony. Lt. Col. G S Stringfellow Jr presented the honors and noted quadrupled ground training hours and rising flying time for Arizona reservists. Names honored include Mitchell Pascal Rose Barnes Erwin Hyde Jensen Rey Callaway Lingenfelder Rainey Tyler Williams Qualls.
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2348Th Air Force Reserve Training Center
Air Reserve Headquarters
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
G. S. Stringfellow, Jr
2348Th
Arizona Air Reserve
Col. Stringfellow
Jackson W. Lewis
McChordfield
Tacoma
Wash
Arizona Air
Stringfellow
James Mitchell
Andrew M. Pascal
Edward A. Rose
Melvin Barnes
James
Hearing Set Here On Illegal Entry Case
A preliminary hearing is set next Monday afternoon for Cruz Rosales Sanchez 27 of Jalisco Mexico on illegal entry charges. Rosales was arraigned Tuesday before U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay who granted counsel. He allegedly entered the U S from Mexico last October two hundred yards east of San Luis and was arrested Monday by border patrols. He said he had been working recently with a railroad section gang near Gila Bend.
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Cruz Rosales-Sanchez
Jalisco
Mexico
Rosales
U. S
Thomas H. McKay
San Luis
Gila Bend
School Heads to Attend San Francisco Meeting
Tucson public schools superintendent Robert D. Morrow and assistant superintendent Charles A. Carson will attend a five day American Association of School Superintendents session in San Francisco in February. Morrow will lead a tenure and retirement discussion and work with a salary committee. Eva De Concini has issued a revised deed for land at 18th Street and Trent Avenue placing title in escrow for 15 years. здан
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Robert D. MorrdWw
Tucson Public
Charles A. Carson
Tucson High School
American Association of School Superintendents
San Francisco
Tucson
Eva de Concini
18Th Street
Trent Avenue
Arizona Land Title & Trust Co
Francis A. Vesey
Rose
Jefferson Park
Truman Flies to Missouri for a Christmas at Home
President Truman travels to Missouri for a traditional Christmas at Independence. He carries a three page economic brief and draft notes for a state of the union message. Secretaries Connelly and Ross join to set up operations in Kansas City.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri
Independence
Kansas City
Edwin G. Nourse
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Matthew J. Connelly
Charles G. Ross
Mr. Truman
Meuhlebach
White House
Air Force
Robert B. Landry
Margaret
Delaware Street
Martha E. Truman
Executive Mansion
Warren Promises Rodeo Decorating in Tucson Contract
J. C. Warren of Fresno California won Tucson chamber of commerce rodeo decorating duties for the season. He will decorate the downtown business district and rodeo grounds free in exchange for the chance to sell decorating to local firms. The committee also approved purchasing a 1,000 seat bleacher for 3250 dollars, expected to cover costs.
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J. C. Warren
Fresno
Calif
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce Rodeo Committee
Warren
Tax Credit Is Sought In Eagle-Picker Mine Suit
Eagle-Picker Mining & Smelting Co. sues the State tax commission seeking restoration of an $11,211 tax credit and repayment of $5,621. The suit claims $1,545,132 in premium payments from 1943 to 1946 were deductible, not taxable, and that the commission improperly assessed a 1 percent tax on that amount. Ben C. Hill, attorney, notes the credit was previously ordered refunded.
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Eagle-Picker Mining & Smelting ‘Co
Superior
State Tax Commission
Ben C. Hill
Commission
Eagle- Picker
Metals Reserve Corp
Tucson
Hill
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Margaret Platt
Harold Sipek
P. E. Howell
Fred W. Fickett
O. H. Barnhill
Oliver Drachman
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