Qualified Boss Urgent Need Of County's Park System
The county park system needs a qualified executive at $8,000 a year to manage and expand operations. Hutchins of the National Recreation Association endorses joint city county employment to pool talent and funds. Priorities include acquiring a large recreation park, developing playfield parks, and expanding neighborhood centers. The plan urges urban park systems, school center programs, and outdoor education for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hutchins
National Recreation Association
Pima County
Board of Supervisors
County Park and Recreation Committee
Hutchins
County to boost park and recreation funding optimism grows
Hutchins reports Tucson area recreation should shift to neighborhood centers and church and voluntary groups with public staff guidance. He notes county lag in national funding averages and suggests at least 5.50 dollars per capita for adequate programs. 1951-52 spending was 0.80, rising to 0.92 per cap this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Hutchins
Chamber of Commerce Directors Elected in Safford
Safford Graham County Chamber of Commerce announced directors led by president Grant Greenhalgh. Re-elected are Paul E. Guitteau of Thatcher Monroe Claridge and Dr Fred W Knight of Safford. New members include M E Balentine Hal Shorb Montoni Larson and John Mickelson. Officers to be elected Jan 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
Safford- Graham County
Hoover as elder statesman in Eisenhower era
Herbert Hoover 78 met with President-elect Dwight Eisenhower at a luncheon in New York to discuss government and reorganization. Eisenhower said the talk covered past present and future governance and other matters beyond reorganization, with Hoover providing veteran guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
New York
Eisenhower
Dwight Isenhower
Hoover
John Foster Dulles
Mr. Hoover
Truman
Runs Still Navajo Woman Is Given Probation
An 80-year-old Navajo woman Cha-De-Choi-Be-Dezzi known as Fur Hat’s sister was charged with possession of a still on the reservation ten miles from Four Corners. She admitted ownership of the equipment and received a suspended sentence after a month in jail. The great grandmother lives with her granddaughter and raises sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Cha-De-Choi-Be-Dezzi
Fur Hat
Four Corners
Yavapai
Dave W. Ling
Delinquent Installments Notice for Improvement District Bonds
Legal notice lists properties with delinquent interest and principal installments after December 1 1952 under Chapter 43 Arizona Code. Amounts shown must be increased by one dollar per assessment to cover ad costs. Public sale notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Blvd
Coes Oder
Parkway Vista
Vista Hermosa
Vista Hersnees Homesites
Speedway Park
Brunhilda
Tucson
Inman Annex
Wakefield Improvement
Wareee
Sp Voy — Annex Whitestone
E Park Improvement District
Whitestone
Caxewell Fonetees
Ewereseee
Estes
Salpointe
Dea
Southgate
Whitestone Aden
Palio Verde
Pima County
Acson
Arizona
D. DI Cicco
Tone - Wa
Fragmented OCR Summary Note
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Churches Mark Birth Of Christ At Services Tonight Tomorrow
Tucson churches plan Christmas observances with numerous masses carols and choirs. Catholic services include a pontifical high mass at San Agustin with a 35 voice cathedral choir. St. Ambrose hosts two midnight masses. sacramental services and carols occur across All Saints Santa Rita Holy Family and San Xavier missions among others. Episcopal Lutheran and Congregational churches schedule midnight and morning masses carols and pageants with special vocal and organ performances across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Mehane iMahearna Tha Hinth
Vaicis
San Agustin Cathedral
KVOA
Isabel Baffert
Carlo Rossini
St. Ambrose Parish
S. Tucson Blvd
Don H. Hughes
All Saints Church
S. Sixth Ave
All Saint’s
Nicolas Vasilieff
Constance Knox
Santa Rita Church
Desert
Vail
William Goebel
Dolores Ares
Holy Family Church
West Third
North Main Streets
Alberto Barcell
Armenda Felix
Marjorie Padilla
San Xavier Mission
St. Philip’s-in-the-Hills
Campbell Avenue
River Road
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
South Fifth Avenue
East 16Th Street
Lewis _ Sasse
James O.carson
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
E. Fourth St
John Ellison
Grace Episcopal Church
Spanish Lutheran Mission
Fifth Ave
Unitarian Church
Miles
E. Broadway
Dan Huntington Fenn
Faith Lutheran Church
E. Fifth St
Raymond Buck
Robert B. Rader
Catalina Methodist Church
Maurice G. Ballenger
E. Speedway
Bethel Christian Reformed Church
Tucson Blvd
Gerrit B. Boerlyn
Robert Wolcott
Texas Quads Return Home For Family Ranch Plans
Beaumont quadruplets Anthony Bernard Carl and Donald Perricone the only four brothers drafted together in Korea await discharge at Camp Stoneman ahead of Christmas. They план to buy a cattle ranch near Beaumont on GI Bill terms, keeping it a family affair as they reunite and decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perricone
Beaumont
Tex
San Francisco
W. F. Hase
Korea
Seventh Infantry Division
Anthony
Bernard
Carl
Donald
Perricones
Phi
Pittsburg
Calif
Perricone Brothers
Camp Stoneman
Far East
San Antonio
G.I. Bill
Texas
Carland
Toe Tweaker Sought After Heater Heist Case
Police hunt a suspect nicknamed Toe Tweaker after a 10,000 car heater production facility theft in Gastonia North Carolina. Betty Lou McIlfen raised alarms when the toe injury claim sparked the investigation. The incident involved a GM division and a one day window before the suspect fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toehold
Gastonia
N. C
WUP
General Motors
Betty Lou
Japan Seeks Mexico Trade Expansion
Japan's trade commissioner Iwataro Uchiyama visits Mexico City to boost Mexican purchases of Japanese goods. Japan has bought 50 million pesos of Mexican goods this year while Mexico has bought about 12 million pesos from Japan, mainly cotton in Mexico and chinaware and machinery from Japan. Uchiyama says Japan can supply Mexican industrial machinery and could buy cotton, oil, minerals, and rice in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Iwataro Uchiyama
Mexico
Japan
Uchiyama
Lone Sailor Plans World Motorboat Trip
Alvin Robert Rogers 35 of Ft. Worth Texas plans a round the world voyage in his 18 foot Shark motorboat. He will start from St. Petersburg Florida travel to the Caribbean Panama Canal then 4000 miles to Tahiti in a voyage he calls the most dangerous yet most interesting. The stainless steel Shark designed by Rogers costs about 500 dollars and will be powered by a 10 horsepower outboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Alvin Robert Rogers
Pacific Ocean
Rogers
Ft. Worth
Tex
Caribbean
Panama Canal
Tahiti
Truman lights last national Christmas tree at White House
President Truman lights the 35 foot Norway spruce on the White House grounds in a traditional ceremony. He plans a six minute Christmas message, his last as President, before the tree is illuminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White House
Russian Tass correspondent held on spy charges in Hague
In The Hague a Russian Tass correspondent Len Constanti novitch Pisarev, 37, was arrested after arranging a rendezvous to collect secret papers. Police had shadowed him for weeks and found documents in his apartment. Pisarev denied espionage as the Soviet embassy was notified. He began working for Tass in February 1951 and had contacted Dutch civil servants and military officers for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Netherlands
U.P
Foreign Ministry
Len Constantinovitch Pisarev
Tass
Pisarev
Holland
Two Midnight Masses by Air Force Chaplain
Lt. Robert F. Duryea will lead a Christmas Eve midnight Mass on Kwajalein at midnight and then fly across the international date line to Johnston Island for a second Mass, 1,700 miles away, 24 hours apart, in a single Christmas 1952 day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Robert F. Duryea
Mats Pacific Division
Kwajalein Island
Johnston Island
Paper money per person rises tenfold since 1900
The record notes that coin in circulation is about 10 dollars per person in the United States while paper money per person has grown from 17 dollars in 1900 to about 170 dollars today, a tenfold increase in paper currency per capita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Air Travel Sets Record in Tucson Holiday Season
Tucson air travel reaches historic holiday peak with record departures on Friday the day schools closed. Traffic in and out will stay heavy as many residents fly to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. Air mail and freight volumes run about 50 percent higher than last year. railroad holiday demand also strong with peak outbound traffic for the Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
American Airlines
Earlie
Canada expands antirabies quarantine for dogs
Canada’s agriculture department announced a federal order extending the rabies quarantine from the Northwest Territories into northern Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba areas north of the 55th parallel. Movement of dogs is banned except for sled dogs with all other dogs confined amid prior infections among northern wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Northwest Territories
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Agriculture Department
Alberta
Saskatchewa
Manitoba
Northwes Territories
Hearing On Arizona Insurance Code Completed
A hearing on the proposed new Arizona insurance code concluded in Phoenix. Atty. Paul Roca, who drafted the code, expects further suggestions within a week or two before it is sent to the Arizona Corporation Commission and then to the state legislature. representatives of insurance companies attended the hearings in the corporation commission chambers, which began last Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
WIP
Arizona
Atty
Paul Roca
Arizona Corporation Commission
Corporation Commission
All-Indian Rodeo and Dances Planned at State Fairgrounds
The inter-tribal council of Arizona approved an All-Indian rodeo with ceremonial dances at the state fairgrounds February 28 to March 1. The event is run with Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Indian affairs committee cooperation. Profits benefit the inter-tribal council treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
WU P
State Fairgrounds
Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona
Indian Affairs Committee
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Inter-Tribal Council Treasury
Sonoran Narcotics Case Delayed in Federal Court
A 48 year old San Luis Sonora cotton grower Manuel Salgado Delgado bound over for a week in federal court in Phoenix after his hearing was postponed due to the absence of his attorney. He was arrested in Yuma with 11 pounds and five ounces of crude opium hidden in his truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
WU P
San Luis
Sonora
Manuel Salgado-Delgado
Yuma
Tommy Gun Kills Caesar Rakes Town In Drama
In Lowestoft a school stage adaptation of Julius Caesar ends with Brutus using a Tommy gun to kill Caesar. The town education committee calls for inquiry as mothers worry about firearms in youth displays during Christmas. Headmaster P. W. Hartop defends the modernized setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowestoft
England
Julius Caesar
Brutus
Caesar
J. M. Mann
P. W. Hartop
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Tucson Mountain Park
Catalina Recreation Area
National Forest
Catalina Junior High
Chamber of Commerce
Genevision
BEL AIR_ IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
Air Subdivision
Colonial Heig Improvement District
Solent
Columbus Boulevard
Lot Monte Tract
EL Wonrevin
Palo Verde
Halcyon Roa
Freeman
Lota
Birth of Christ
Jerry Wallace
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
E. Helen St
Grace Lutheran
Nia
Teeee
Saan
Country Club Heights
San Clemente Improvement District
Lotz
Lone Sailor
HST
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