Bryce Wilson Returns to Public Law Office After Navy Service
Bryce H. Wilson resumes his post as deputy county attorney after four years away serving in the U S Navy as an intelligence officer. Carlos Robles, who filled in during Wilsons absence, will leave the office to return to private practice on North Church Street. County Attorney J Mercer Johnson praised Robles for his public spirited service and Wilson for Navy duty including Okinawa campaigns.
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U. S. Navy
Bryce H. Wilson
Navy
Robles
Wilson
Carlos Robles
North Church Street
J. Mercer Johnson
Johnson
Deputy
Negro Is Held On Narcotic Charge Here
Wallace Willmore, a Negro resident of the Southwest Hotel, is held by city police awaiting U. S. commissioner action on narcotic possession charges. He said he bought narcotics in Nogales and used most of them, with 25 marijuana cigarettes found in an empty package. Police doubt his story and suspect sale of the remaining 75 cigarettes.
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Wallace Willmore
Southwest Hotel
U. S
Willmore
South Meyer Street
Nogales
Tucson
When Mother and Baby Visit Ing
A practical note advises mothers to pack a waterproof diaper pad for infants during trips. The tip highlights preparedness and comfort for mother and baby while away from home.
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Baby
Terhune Delights Tucson Visitors With Tricks
Terhune the ventriloquist and magician called on C Edgar Govette at the Chamber of Commerce in Tucson. He performed stunts from his tricks including a talking thimble and a pear handled knife. He toured with Tex Ritter, with a Douglas show tonight and a Phoenix stop to follow.
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Max ‘Terhune
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
C. Edgar Govette
Govette
Terhune
Elmer
Tex Ritter
Hollywood
Ritter
Douglas
Phoenix
Haury Article Featured in Arizona Quarterly Issue
The Arizona Quarterly's fourth issue includes Emil W. Haury's Dating Early Man in the Southwest. June Caldwell contributes a short story Frances. The volume hosts 15 articles and poems by 13 writers, with Frederick Cromwell and Harry Behn as editors and Haury among associate editors.
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The
Arizona Quarterly
University of Arizona
Southwest
Emil W. Haury
Arizona _ state museum
University
June Caldwell
Erskine Caldwell
Frances
Frederick Cromwell
Harry Behn
University Radio Bureau
Frances Gillmor
Howard A. Hubbard
Melvin T. Solve
Haury
Francis C. Lockwood
Arizona
Student Union To House 59 Groups At University Campus
Sixty campus organizations will use the proposed University of Arizona student memorial building funded by a 750000 campaign. The facility will serve freshmen to seniors and alumni, host student publications, and provide space for sororities, fraternities, and social events. Groups listed include A club Aggie club Alpha Epsilon Alpha Rho Tau and many honoraries and student clubs.
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University of Arizona
Arizona Wildcat
Desert Yearbook
Arizona Kitty Kat
A” Club
Aggie Club
Alpha Epsilon
Women's Commerce
Alpha Rho Tau
American Institute of Civil Engineers
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
American Red Cross
Archery Club
Arivets
Blue Key
Bobcats
Delta Sigma Rho
Desert Mermaids
Desert Riders
FST
Hammer and Coffin
Hillel Society
Interfraternity Council
International Relations Group
Kappa Kappa Si
Phi Mu Alpha
Phrateres
Pi Delta Epsilon
Pi Delta Phi
Pi Lambda Theta
Pi Mu Epsilon
Tau Beta Pi
Theta Tau
University Players
Westminster Club
Women's Athletic Association
Women’s Press Club
Wranglers
Zeta Phi Eta
Births at St Marys Hospital and Tucson centers
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs William Lilly at 12 43 p m on December 27 at St Marys Hospital 910 E 5th street Tucson A daughter followed for Mr and Mrs Eldridge John Wise at 10 28 p m December 27 at 2613 Grant road Tucson Medical Center reports a girl born to Lt Col and Mrs Herbert Gratin at 1 43 a m December 28 at 64 Buffalo street Chandler Ariz
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St. Mary's Hospital
William Lilly
E. 5Th Street
Tucson
Eldridge John Wise
Grant Road
Tucson Medical Center
Herbert Gratin
Buffalo Street
Chandler
Ariz
Grandma style remedy for child colds and coughs
Mothers report relief from children's colds with Penetro salve a modern treatment based on old mutton suet. It soothes chest discomfort by warming external skin and relieves nasal throat irritation with medicated vapors. Priced 25c or 35c double size.
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Grandma
Sanden
Bond drive nears state goal as Phoenix tops quota
Phoenix raised 3 million dollars in its bond drive and Arizona state war finance chairman Walter R. Bimson said the state was within 10 percent of its nine million dollar Victory loan target. He predicted the quota would be met by the deadline next Monday as Tucson and other areas also surpassed their shares.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Walter R. Bimson
State War Finance Committee
Tucson
Bimson
Wheat Service Set for Mrs. Margaret Hobbs Wheat
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Parker mortuary for Mrs. Margaret Hobbs Wheat who died early today at her daughter’s home. Rev Wesley Ford will officiate with Naomi Rebekah lodge in charge. A Tucson resident since 1902 she was born in Crab Orchard Kentucky on September 21 1864 and was active in civic groups and a charter member of the First Christian Church. She is survived by six children all of Tucson.
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Parker Mortuary
Margaret Hobbs Wheat
Mary H. Crown
East Sixth Street
Wesley P. Ford
First Christian Church
Naomi Rebekah Lodge
Wheat
Tucson
Crab Orchard
Lincoln County
The
Lenna H. Burges
Joe R. Hobbs
W. T. Hobbs
Sally H. Littlefield
James M. Hobbs
Drown
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