Light Holiday Traffic Injuries Prompt City Police Report
Holiday travel produced few injuries with one hospitalization. Howard John sustained head injuries after a head on crash on South Sixth Avenue involving Marlo Byorano and Herbert Celby. Celby and Byorano released, John kept for observation. Other incidents included a cow strike near Cortaro, a collision at Marana, and several drunken driving and hit run reports with minor injuries.
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Howard John
Highland Avenue
John
Marlo C. Byorano
Herbert R. Celby
East Michigan
South Sixth Avenue
Walter Sheets
Sheets
Byorano
Celby
Prominent Doctor Drane Dies in Arizona at 74
Dr. James E. Drane, 74, long-time Arizona physician, died after a stroke. He spent 24 years in Phoenix practice and delivered about 4000 babies in Maricopa County. Born in Blackburn Missouri, he led county and hospital staffs, and served Mesa as public health officer and school board member. His widow and a daughter survive.
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Phoenix
U.P
James E. Drane
Arizona
The
Good Samaritan
St. Joseph’s Hospitals
Crane
Mesa
Manuel Gonzales Dies In Tucson
Manuel Gonzales, 80, of 2525 South Eighth avenue, Tucson, died Wednesday morning at home. He leaves wife Feliciana, two sons Manuel Jr and Agustin, two daughters Virginia and Juanita, and two sisters in Tucson. Funeral services set for Friday at 4 p.m. at Santa Cruz church. burial Holy Hope cemetery. Body lies in state Thursday at the Gonzales home. Tucson Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Manuel Gonzales
South
Eighth Avenue
Tucson
Feliciana Gonzales
Manuel, Jr
Agustin
Virginia
Juanita
Matilde Garcia
Francisca Escalante
Santa Cruz Church
Holy Hope
Gonzales
Yale Alumni Luncheon in Tucson Sponsored by Yale Club
A Saturday noon luncheon for Yale alumni and students in Tucson will be held at the Santa Rita hotel with Dr. Arthur Present presiding after lunch. The Yale club of Tucson sponsors the affair. Boys at the Arizona Desert School will entertain 12 boys from the Arizona Children's Home on Christmas Day as part of a long running custom. A horseback ride follows dinner and gifts will be distributed to each guest.
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Yale
Tucson
Santa Rita
Arthur
Yate Club of
Arizona Desert
Arizona Children’s Home
Arizona Quarterly Winter Edition Editors Named
The News stand edition announces the winter Arizona Quarterly from the University of Arizona edited by Dr Desmond Powell of the English department with Max Vosskuhler as managing editor. Fred McCormick serves as associate editor.
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Arizona Quarterly
University of Arizona
Desmond Powell
Max Vosskuhler
Fred McCormick
Phosphate Tests Prove Successful in Alfalfa Fertilization
G. E. Blackledge reports three-year tests on phosphate fertilizer for alfalfa show profitable results. J. J. McAllister’s demonstration yielded net $31 to $51 per acre, with 5,400 pounds more hay per acre on the treated border. Proper soil placement and biennial applications, especially in dormancy, are key to profitability. Rotating with cotton enhances overall yields over time, and even 10 percent annual gains justify the fertilizer cost.
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G. E. Blackledge
J. J. McAllister
Flowing Wells
McAllister
Blackledge
Return Of Dogs Is All Three Boys Ask
Three Tucson boys aged 11 13 and 14 long for the return of their two dogs Tippy a seven year old K-9 veteran and his six month old son The reddish brown German shepherd dob erfman pinschers went missing near Gilpin airport They are the children of Mrs Mary Steinbach of 2205 West Wetmore Road
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Tucson
Tippy
Gilpin Airport
Mary Steinbach
West Wetmore Road
Christmas Services at Palo Verde Baptist Church
Special Christmas services will be held at Palo Verde Baptist Church on Sunday replacing the Christmas Eve service that was not held Wednesday.
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Palo Verde Baptist Church
Gasoline dealers seek higher underground storage limits
Fifteen wholesalers and 23 retailers urged Los Angeles officials to raise the 2 000 gallon underground storage cap in business districts. They note that LA allows up to 10 000 gallons, Phoenix recently lifted its limit, and the national fire underwriters board supported larger storage. Petition cites Fire Chief Sievert and Building Inspector Herreras who said greater storage would cut delivery trips and reduce congestion without added hazard.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
National Board of Fire Underwriters
J. C. Sievert
H. D. Herreras
Christmas Program By Vamori Indian Day School
Monday night program at Sells featured students from Vamori Indian Day School with a talent show including songs carols recitations and games by the entire group of children.
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Vamori Indian Day School
Sells
Trade School Earns Accredited Status by University
The University of Arizona has granted accredited standing to the American Institute for Foreign Trade in Phoenix after a campus visit by a university committee. All current courses are accepted. future additions will be reviewed. The school, approved for GI Bill benefits, plans a Feb. 12 start for its second semester and is taking applications.
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American Institute For Foreign Trade
University of Arizona
North Central Association of American Colleges and Universities
First Commercial Synthetic Dye Emerges in 1856
In 1856 the first synthetic dye of major commercial importance was produced, marking a milestone in chemical history and industrial dyeing.
Pardoned Pair Back In Jail After Christmas Release
Two of the fifty city prisoners released to enjoy a free Christmas were back in jail Thursday morning. Both were charged with drunkenness following a quiet night scene on North Stone and East Congress as police responded to disturbances. An officer learned a couple argued at a residence and a stranger seeking the Greyhound station led another man astray, highlighting a quiet holiday in the city.
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Celby
Byorano
John
Glen Lazar
Yuma
Cortaro
W. M. Gibson
Lozar
Gibson
Marana
L. H. Spradling
Standard Oil Company
Cliff Rolfe
Box 147
Tucson
Spradling
Appliman Leal
North Seventh Avenue
Fifth
Main Streets
Carrol Crutchfield
Perry E. Mariselli
Leal
Main Street
Crutchfield
Mariscill
Main
Cecil B. Mattingly
Veterans Hospital
Parkview Hotel
Mattingly
Paul J. Cella
Don J. Hays
North Stone
Greyhound
Police Desk Redirects Fugitive as Jail Absence Emerges
After confirming family members failed to appear, the desk sergeant checked the docket and instructed to try the county jail when the city jail did not contain the person. This note reflects a routine process in locating a missing detainee.
Far East Rubber Share Of World Supply Prewar High
Before World War II Far East sources supplied about 98 percent of the world's rubber, reflecting the region's dominance in the natural rubber industry and global trade reliance. The remark underscores how geopolitical shifts could impact commodity markets and wartime logistics.
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Far East
Accused Declares Truth Without Lawyer at Arraignment
The defendant told Justice of the Peace C. W. Gardner he does not need a lawyer and will tell the truth. The arraignment concerned a petty theft case and the judge explained the right to counsel.
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Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
Gardner
Soto Is First Yule Fatality
Dave Soto aged 42 of 910 Carmen street became the first auto fatality of the holiday season. He died at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday after a two car crash at North Campbell avenue and Grant road following an early Monday morning collision. This marked the 30th traffic fatality in Pima County this year.
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Dave Soto
Carmen Street
Soto
Campbell Avenue
Grant Road
Pima County
Royal couple marriage reported in Moscow paper
The Literary Gazette in Moscow notes Princess Elizabeth's London wedding to Prince Philip on November 20 and claims 2,500 people were injured in procession crowds. The item appears in a trivia column mocking Western civilization.
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Moscow
Literary Gazette
Russia
Elizabeth
London
Prince Philip
the Gazette
Newson Held For Larceny
Carl Newson jailed on petty larceny and drunkenness charges after a 12:35 a.m. hotel arrest. Gaither Willis of Jennings Indiana reported having his pocketbook and a sack of papers taken while asleep. police found liquor on Newson.
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Carl Newson
Gaither Willis
Jennings
Ind
Willis
Newson
Broadway Lot Bought For 30000 By Chicago Pair
A Broadway corner lot at Broadway and Fremont Avenue was bought for 30000 from Republic Indemnity Co. by Davi Chesrow and Benjamin Caprero, both of Chicago. Caprero is an architect and Chesrow an attorney. The Prudential Investment Corporation handled the sale and an office building is planned to rise on the 150 foot frontage.
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