Tucson Holiday Cheer and New Year Plans Noted
Christmas day in Tucson brought light traffic, civic improvement on Main Street, and a Community Chest push that reached beyond its goal. City projects include street renaming, bottleneck widening, one way street signage, and annexation petitions as officials eye city county consolidation.
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Charles Lamb
Tucson
Speedway
Forgens Avenue
Country Club Road
Central District Redevelopment Group
Campbell Estates
Grant Road
Jain City
Chamber
Rangeland recollections of Joseph J. Roberts on a line camp
Arizona Album recounts a settler tale from the Chisholm Trail era. Joseph J. Roberts describes building a dugout in a clay bank, crafting a rag lamp from cowhorn, sourcing mesquite wood and a simple coffee grinder, and surviving harsh winters with frontier routines. He notes companions Clay A and Bil Johnson and the challenge of cattle driven by blizzards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Roberts
Chisholm
Clay A
Arizona
Bil Johnson
Wwe
Panhandle
Texas Cosunty
New Year Resolutions From Local Residents Across Town
A survey of residents on Pen ington and Scott streets reveals varied plans for the new year. Housewives aim to be better in home life, students vow earlier bedtimes, retirees and neighbors discuss restraint, and others pledge acts of service and civic involvement.
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Penington and
Scott Streets
Sanara Dick
Frank Runnelfanger
Sharon
Pas
William Stover
Salestmani
Richard Barcelo
Cooper St
Christmas Pinata Tales And Poems In A Holiday Mix
A nostalgic collage of Christmas verse and prose from readers and contributors. Includes Carolyn Welle t reflections on gifts and love, Leswell and Mrs. V H.F. selections, Belloc and Riley snippets, a note on James Whitcomb Riley, plus a Christmas poem by Clarence Hawkes and a pledge about 1952.
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Carolyn Welle
Clarence Hawkes
Uniter Press
Hadley
Mass
You Can Look Straight to the Sky in Every Direction
A travel vignette extols Oak Creek Sedona and the Verde Valley in Arizona. The narrator recalls wind swept plains near Lifolbrook and Winslow, contrasts red rocks with green valleys, and promotes a New Year weekend trip from Tucson via Phoenix, Wickenburg, and Prescott to Sedona with side trips to Clarkdale and Montezuma Castle.
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Wavaja
Lifolbrook
Winslow
Arizona
Oak Creek
tSunshine
Burt
Sedona
Tucson
Phoenix
Wickenburg
Prescott
Ghosttown Jerome
Cottonwood
Clarkdale
Bridgeport
Montezuma’s Castle
One Man Welcome Committee Brings Newcomers Home in Tucson
Hap Arnold, Tucson's official host since 1931, greets about 30 newcomers daily, offers welcome gifts, and guides through town with his map and street guide. He helped form a city street naming plan, runs a radio welcome program, and hosts a child story hour and Santa appearances while noting about 30,000 newcomers enter Tucson yearly.
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Hap
Arnold
Tucson
Old Pueblo
Phoenix
Wisconsin
Marison
Hap Arnold
Tuegon
Fifth St
Seall
Arowi
Lusscary
Afinais
Minnesota
Michigan
Yudiena
Arizona Highways Magazine
Wap
Santa Claus
Santa
Clifton Abbott
Message From The Modern Bible Reflects on Righteousness
A biblical excerpt contrasts human justification with divine judgment, noting that every person believes their path is right while the Lord weighs the heart. It asserts that doing righteousness and justice is more acceptable to God than sacrifice.
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Bing Crosby
Fergus Falls
Minn
el Rio Golflub
Bob Ruark
Citizens
South Africa
Bob
Phrietmas, Ap
Joseph Roberts
George W. Stead
Chula Vista St
Chidren
Miss Dick
Mrs. Stead
Rowellinger
Broyer
Mrs. Marche
Barvelo
Mr. L
V H.F
Hilaire Belloc
James Whitcomb Riley
Marta Bonita
Riley
Krisy Hindel
Height
Finsta
June Mclntosh
Herr Fabre
Fadre
Bethlehem
Cory
Pinata
Arizona Highways
Esther Henderson
Citizen's
H. A
Tucson Daily Citizen
THE
Citizen Publishing CO
ETS
Turon
Arizons
Associated Press
Tre Gee
Ieal
United Press Association
Ome
Guiaide
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