Adventists Mark 50th Anniversary in Tucson Church
The Central Seventh Day Adventist church at 1200 Mountain Avenue observes its 50th anniversary with 11 am Saturday services. Arizona conference president Carl Becker will preach and conference secretary-treasurer M. E. Hagen will give the rededication prayer.
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Central Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mountain Ave
Carl Becker
Arizona
Phoenix
M. E. Hagen
John D. Trude
William Miller
Jesus Christ
Earth
Christ
First
Tucson Adventist Church
R. M. Kilgore
Southwest
Kilgore
Shiloh
E. W. Weber
Co. D. M. Williams
W. L. Black
Tucson
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Adventists
West Fifth Street
North Ninth Avenue
Odd Felt Jews Hall
E. Ninth St
I. T. Reynolds
Gordon T. Reynolds
North Mountain Avenue
E. E. Beddoe
S. Fifth Ave
Sharon Church
Arizona Conference
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Watkins to Study National Mining Laws for Revisions
Sen. Watkins plans a post holiday study of national mining laws to consider revisions. He notes the annual $100 development work requirement may be outdated and that current prices waste time and resources. The effort follows discussions at the American Mining Congress in Spokane and input from industry and government voices.
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Washington
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Congress
Senate Interior, Committee
American Mining Congress
Spokane
Wash
Marion Clawson
Bureau of Land Management
Charles F. Willis
Phoenix
Arizona Small Mine Operators Association
Happy Lovers United Again By An Old Christmas Card
Kansas City couple rekindles romance from a faded Christmas card after decades apart. Ben F. Corley 64 and Ethel Thompson 63 wed in Kansas City after writing letters since 1903 and reconnecting through a Christmas card found last September. The ceremony occurred at Corley’s home with Rev. Charles E. Andrus officiating.
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Happy Lovers
Kansas City
Ben F. Corley
Ethel Thompson
Long Beach
Calif
Corley
Ethel Benefiel
Gentry
Ark
Miss Benefiel
Mrs. Thompson
Corney
Robots Will Be Needed To Fly Future Planes
Scientist S Paul Johnston argues human pilots will be replaced by electronic controls as aircraft speed nears 1500 mph and beyond. He warns pilots cannot endure g forces at such speeds and notes missiles with atomic or high explosive warheads are under study by major powers.
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New York
S. Paul Johnston
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Cooper Union
Johnston
Weather Poetry Contest At Tucson Daily Citizen
Citizens are invited to submit four line verses about the local weather for publication. No prizes beyond printer recognition. Rules require origination, poet name, and that all works become property of the newspaper.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Verses Sought From Citizens With Full Names and Addresses
The Citizen requests submissions of original verses from readers, each accompanied by the writer's full name and complete address. The paper reserves the right to correct rhyme or rhythm as needed.
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