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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1946
Page
8
Rev Wesley P Ford of the First Christian church urges in a 1947 sermon that a vow to God provides self control, directs inner voices, and grounds life with a higher purpose. He cites Paul and notes postwar confusion, stressing commitment to think clearly and live with eternal values.
John F. Murphy executive secretary of the Arizona Hotel association for six years resigns effective Dec 31. He will be succeeded by J. Davis Winne. Murphy to devote himself to hotel brokerage business.
A reflection urges commitment to a life pledged to God in 1947. It calls readers to walk the high road of faith, seek self control, preserve eternal values, and make life both useful and powerful through an expression of faith in Christ.
Arizona editors received Pete Lowery’s final memo as OPA district information executive. He said OPA is washed up except for rent control sugar and enforcement, transferred to an office of temporary controls. He noted officials may greet the note with relief and mentioned the broader transfer of duties.
Phoenix 17 year old Donald Woodruff died from injuries after his automobile overturned southeast of here Thursday night. His mother Olin O Woodruff was injured in the accident.
The passage notes Lowery, head of the OPA publicity department in Arizona for two years, titled district information executive. It recalls his prior career as a Tucson Citizen reporter and his earlier newspaper work in Pennsylvania.
John Kuhn named general auditor of the Phelps Dodge corporation with headquarters in Douglas. Announcement came from J M Hawkins, company comptroller in New York, to take effect January. He succeeds A W Engelder who retired last spring. Kuhn joined the company in Douglas in 1926, later moving to Montezuma Copper and then to the New York office.
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