83 Families, 208 Kiddies Get Yule Aid
Needy families and children received Christmas help from multiple donors including the Elks Club and Moose Lodge. Cash gifts totaled 650 dollars with 600 donated by the Elks Club while the Moose Lodge supplied toys for 165 families.
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Florence Albaugh
Pima County Department of Public Welfare
Elks Club
Moose Lodge
Elks Club, Sew and Sew Homemakers Club
Future Homemakers of America
Murray's
Advanced Dancers
First Christian
Sagebrush Homemakers Club
Bethany Lutheran Church
Chi Omega Sorority
Broadway Church
Tuc- Hi
W. L. Bowen
Barbara Jackson
Arizona Land, Title & Trust Co
Tucson
FST
Warren A. Kraft
Social Service Exchange
Albaugh
MSU Band to Present Rose Bowl Show Here
Michigan State University Band will perform its Rose Bowl halftime program in Tucson High Stadium at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. The 125 piece ensemble will parade through Tucson streets after arriving at the Southern Pacific Depot at 9 a.m. The stadium show, entitled The Story of the American Dance Band, is free to the public.
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Michigan State University
Tucson
Michigan
Thomas Remains In Jail Awaiting Appeal Ruling
Former state skeet champion Alvin Clarence Thomas stays in county jail on his second day as attorneys file notice of appeal to the Arizona State Supreme Court. Judge Lee Garrett may not grant an appeal bond and could keep him jailed pending the supreme court action.
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Alvin Clarence
Titanic
Lee Garrett
Sheriff's Office
Thomas
Garrett
Arizona State Supreme Court
Arizona State
Supreme Court
North Oracle Road
Auto Damage Suit On Trial
Dr and Mrs E W Eberling of 140 N Wilson Ave appeared in Superior Court for a jury trial seeking 25000 damages. Anthony Colao, former Davis Mothan AFB airman now in New York, is the defendant. The collision at E 8th St and N Wilson Ave on January 5 aggravated Mrs Eberlings bronchiectasis. The defense argues Colao was not negligent and Mrs Eberling contributory negligence. Judge Lee Garrett presides. Conner Jones represents plaintiffs and Darnell Holesapple Spaid represents defendant.
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E. W. Eberling
N. Wilson Ave
Superior Court
Anthony Colao
Davis-Monthen Afb
New York
Eberling
Colao
E. 8Th St
Guard Pay Bill Advances in Arizona Legislature
The Arizona House Appropriations Committee approved with minor amendments a Senate-passed bill to grant the National Guard a $50,000 extra appropriation for highway patrols during Christmas. Maj. Gen. Frank E. Fraser testified the guard has cut traffic deaths by half and accidents by 75 percent, with highway patrols slowed about 20 percent due to guard cooperation. The bill reverts unspent funds to the general fund if unused by year end. total operation cost is projected at $34,700.40 for Dec 18 to Jan 2.
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Phoenix
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Arizona National Guard
Frank E. Fraser
Appropriations Committee
Fraser
Highway Patrol
Sheriffs
National Safety Council
Louis Ellsworth
Vicente Alfaro
David Wine
Pima County
Andrew Matson
D-Coconino
Wine
Police Force Promotes One Sergeant and Eight Motorcycle Officers
Chief Don Hays announced the promotion of Randolph R. Aros to sergeant in the patrol division effective January 1. Eight new policemen were named to motorcycle duty, with four assigned to three wheel cycles: George Ahrens, William Anderson, Jack Lane, Ronald F. Perry. J Robert Donohue also assigned to motorcycles. The four regular motorcycle officers are John Dudek, Nolan Adkins, Eugene Durham, Clarence Knox, plus Boye Clark and Frank Zunno who shift to the motorcycle group from other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hays
Randolph R. Aros
George Ahrens
Wiliam Anderson
Jack Lane
Ronald F. Perry
J. Robert Donohue
John Dudek
Nolan Adkins
Eugene Durham
Clarence Knox
Boye Clark
Frank Zunno
Hotel quarantine after death prompts city health lockout
In Phoenix a hotel housing seventy five farm workers was locked down after a resident died from spinal meningitis. Police guard entry while health officials manage the quarantine. Edward Brown, also known as Charley Diaz, about 31, died after removal to a hospital. Most occupants are farm workers from Grants, New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Roy Murray
Edward Brown
Charley Diaz
Brown
Grants
N.M
New Year's Rodeo Opens at Buck Fletcher Arena
The first New Year's Day rodeo at Buck Fletcher's arena on the Benson Highway starts at 2 p.m. Sunday with seven RCA approved events. Regular rodeo events include saddle and bareback bronc riding bulldogging steer and calf roping, team roping and a barrel race open to all entrants. Entries close at 1 p.m. on grounds or may be made through Kermit Lewis Porter's entry secretary.
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Buck Fletcher
Benson Highway
Rodeo Cowboy Association
RCA
Kermit Lewis
Porter
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