Holiday Bureau Clears 1456 Tucson Families This Year
The Holiday Bureau of the Tucson Community Council checked 1,456 needy families for the Community Christmas Center to prevent duplicate gifts. Agencies including the Morgan McDermott Post, Moose Lodge, Pima County Juvenile Probation, and the VA Hospital Social Service Department used the clearance to extend food baskets, toys, and checks, avoiding duplications in 284 cases.
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Holiday Bureau
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Tucson Community Council
San Morgan McDermott Post, Moose Lodge
Pima County Juvenile Probation Department
Veterans Administration Hospital Social Service Department
Thomas F. Jordan
Jordan
Tucson
Arthur D. Meas
Ambrose A. McCarthy
A. C. McQuistan
Community Christmas Center
Salvation Army
Pima County Welfare Department
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Seventh-day Adventist Health and Welfare Center
House of Neighborly Service
Elks Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Painter Byron Browne Dies at 54 in New York
George Byron Browne age 54, painter and founder of the American Abstract Artists in 1936, died of a heart attack at Montefiore Hospital. A Manhattan resident, he studied at the National Academy of Design and received a 1951 University of Illinois award. Browne left a wife Rosalyn and a son Steven. his murals appear in museums and collections.
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New York
Byron Browne
American Abstract Artists
Montefiore Hospital
Browne
George Byron Browne
Manhattan
National Academy of Design
University of Illinois
Brown
Rosalyn
Steven
$300000 Found In Chimney
In Cholet France two chimney sweepers discovered about 300000 in notes and bonds stuffed in a chimney. Police suspect the stash belonged to Felix Levy a wealthy cattle trader who was deported by the Nazis and died in Dachau. The find awaits a legal settlement with the sweepers eligible for a reward under French law.
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Cholet
France
UPI
Felix Levy
Ree
Levy
Dachau
Burglars Loot Empty Safe in Nighttime Chicago Break-In
Burglars raided the apartment of Harry Blum, president of a distillery company in Chicago. They lowered a wall safe ten floors to a waiting car with a rope made from blankets and sheets, but found it empty, leaving the crime unsolved.
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Chicago
UPI
Harry Blum
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