Tucson Woman Killed in Nogales Highway Crash
A Tucson woman Anastacia Dalton, 34, died en route to Pima county hospital after a head on collision on the Nogales highway near Sahuarita. Other crashes injured multiple drivers and pedestrians including Louis Acosta and George Dalton. investigations consider reckless driving and liquor involvement.
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Nogales
Tucson
Arizona
Associated Press
Harry Coffee
Chandler
Mesa
Anastacia Dalton
Pima County
Sahuarita
Jane Erickson
Douglas
Carmen Gomez
Victoria Lancaster
Richard Lancaster
Protest Over Bus Racing Shakes Mexico City Commute
Passengers in Mexico City protest bus racing causing riders to be jolted and express difficulty in getting drivers to stop at key streets when races occur.
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Mexico City
Council to Hear Appeal Over Water Softener Installations
Herrick P. Nuzom and Stewart Weston plan to appeal a denial that barred them from selling and installing water softeners in Tucson. City officials cite plumbing code requiring licensed plumbers. attorney Thomas J. Elliott says the council can remedy the matter.
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Herrick P. Nuzom
Navy
Stewart Weston
U. S. Army Air Corps
Thomas J. Elliott
Nuzom
Weston
Tucson
R. G. Swisher Rites Conducted Here Today
Funeral services for Raymond Gale Swisher age 50 were held at 11 a m at the Reilly chapel with Elder W C Hawkins of the Seventh Day Adventist in charge and VFW at graveside in Evergreen cemetery. Swisher custodian of the Catalina federal prison camp died of a heart attack at his home 428 East Mabel street after ten years in Tucson. He is survived by his wife Mabel a son Donald three brothers two sisters and his parents.
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Raymond Gale Swisher
Reilly Chapel
W. C. Hawkins
Seventh Day Adventist
VFW
Evergreen Cemetery
Swisher
Catalina Federal Prison Camp
East
Mabel Street
Tucson
Mabel
Donald
San Diego
Howard and
Marcus
Rock Island
Ill
Mac
Chicago
Harry Lipshy
John Bliznak
Houston
Tex
F. M. Swisher
Brington
India to require one million bicycles annually after war
The postwar plan envisions India needing about 1,000,000 bicycles each year as wartime gas rationing and railway travel curtailment heightened interest in cycling as a transportation method.
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India
City Briefs Misidentification Clarified in Reckless Driving Case
Raymond M Moreno of 248 West 32nd Street says he is not the Ramon Moreno of 422 South Eighth Street cited for reckless driving after a wreck on Silverbell Road Thursday night.
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Jane Ellingboe
East Elm Street
East Speedway
Juan Quintaro
V_ ranch
Alejandro Valenzuela
Portaro
W. M. Gibson
Highway 84
Tucson
Fred W. Saxon
West Delano Street
Robert C. Fritz
Prince Road
North Stone Avenue
Fritz
Duncan MacDowell
East Grant Road
St. Mary’s Hospital
William Powers
East Spring Street
Raymond M. Moreno
West 32Nd Street
Plasterer
Ramon Moreno
South Eighth Street
Silverbell Road
Young Adult Fellowship to Visit Davis Monthan Field Hospital
The Young Adult Fellow ship class of the First Methodist church will travel to Davis Monthan field Wednesday evening to entertain convalescents at the field hospital. They will leave the church at 6 p m with transportation provided.
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First Methodist Church
Davis-Monthan Field
Field Hospital
Local medical student arrives for Christmas visit
Louis H. Frische Jr arrives at his father’s home 1050 North Ninth avenue for the holidays. He is a Harvard medical student and will return there next Saturday.
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Louis H. Frische, JR
North
Ninth Avenue
Harvard University
City halts garbage pickup for Christmas holiday
City hall announced no garbage collections tomorrow as waste department workers observe a limited list of holidays including Christmas.
Young People’s Club Dance at Tucson Woman’s Club
The Young People’sHE brew association plans a dance and Rancho Review at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Tucson Woman’s Club building.
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Young People's Hebrew Association
Tucson Woman's Club
Conversational Span Class Meets Weeks at Chamber
The Visitors Club sponsors a conversational Spanish class meeting Wednesday evenings this week and next at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Visitors Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ida Brock Funeral Set for Wednesday
Arrangements for the funeral of Mrs. Ida Brock 84 are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Bring's chapel with Rev. Andrew W. Young officiating. Burial will follow in Evergreen cemetery. Mrs. Brock died Saturday in a local hospital after moving here from Kendrick Oklahoma five years ago. She resided at 1648 East Ninth Street. Surviving are six sons Arthur Ray Chester Ralph George and Glen in several states, two daughters Mary Hartman and Grace Baker, twelve grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren.
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Ida Brock
Bring’s Chapel
Andrew W. Young
Evergreen Cemetery
Brock
Kendrick
Okla
East Ninth Street
Arthur
Ray
Tulsa
Chester
Maupin
Ore
Ralph
Spokane
Wash
George
Longview
Glen
Los Angeles
Mary Hartman
Prague
Grace Baker
Tucson
Tucson Weather Forecast Signals White Christmas Possible
Tucson and vicinity may see a white Christmas despite sunshine. the outlook calls for cloudiness with little rain, while a west coast storm hints at possible showers tomorrow evening. Official weather observer E. P. Norwood notes light advisories and a brewing system may affect local conditions.
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Tucson
E. P. Norwood
Codd Funeral Held At Chapel For Charles W Codd
Services were held at 4 p m at Reilly's chapel for Charles W Codd 73 who died Saturday at his home 330 South Third avenue Rev Walter H Dugan of St Andrew's Episcopal church officiated Burial was in the family plot at Ever Pallbearers from the B of LE division No 28 included W W Schupp C A Meek J C Klingback R W Beene S P Harris and T Collins Honorary pallbearers were retired members of the railroad organization.
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Reilly’s Chapel
Charles W. Codd
South Third Avenue
Walter H. Dugan
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Evergreen Cemetery
B of
W. W. Schupp
C. A. Meek
J. C. Klingback
R. W. Beene
S. P. Harris
T. Collins
Railroad
Morgan R F Service Held At Church Here
A requiem mass for Rayfriond Francis Morgan 49 was read at SS Peter and Paul’s church at 9 a.m. He died Friday in a local hospital and was buried in Evergreen cemetery. He is survived by wife Katherine and four children Donald Francis Robert and Kathleen of Tucson, and three brothers Harry of Columbia Station Ohio.
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SS. Peter and Paul's
Rayfriond
Francis Morgan
Evergren
Mr. Morgan
Katherine
Donald
Francis
Robert
Kathleen
Tucson
Harry
Columbia _ Station
Local Names Linked to Tucson Visitor Case
Roy of South Bend Indiana and James of Bristol Pennsylvania are identified with two sisters Mrs Laura Straider of Youngstown Ohio and Mrs Mary Smith of Oberlin Ohio. Mr Morgan came to Tucson two years ago from Columbia Station.
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Roy
South Bend
Ind
James
Bristol
Laura Straider
Youngstown
Mary Smith
Oberlin, O
Morgan
Tucson
Columbia Station
Former Post Office Worker Details
A former employee of the Old Pueblo post office is noted. The Arizona mortuary handled services. French industrial output remains under half of prewar levels.
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Old Pueblo
Arizona
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Richmond
Calif
Gladys R. Riley
Ardmore
Sarah D. Burgess
Hale Center
Powers
Henry F. Watson
Government Street
M. W. Burr
State Highway Patrol
Robert G. Mallinger
East Fourth Street
West President
South Sixth Avenue
Elsie Cummings
Hanford
Rillito
Keenum
Henry Cummings
Sylvia Cummings
The
R. G. Swisher
Tos
Codd
R. F. Morgan
W.S. Lackner
Stone
Pioneer Hotel
Cheerio
Congress Street
Alfred A.cohn
Bowyer Motor CO
N. Stone
Christ
Blind CO
France
First Baptist
City—with
First Baptist Church
North Sixth Avenue
East Fifth Street
R. S. Beal
FE. A. Folsom
R. W. Gustafson
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