Police Vaudeville Show in Tucson Set for January
Tucson police officers announce four vaudeville performances from January 12 to 14 at the Tucson High School Auditorium. Proceeds benefit the Fraternal Order of Police relief and welfare fund, with acts from the west coast including Betty Yeaton. Reservations are available at 70 Ott Street in the city hall annex or by phone.
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Tucson
Fraternal Order of Police
Lew Weee
Kenneth C. Yeazel
J. D
Betty Yeaton
Sgt. Yeazell
Tucson Police Fraternal
Pasacena Police Relief Association
Sgt. Yeazejl
Tucson High School
Wesson
Order
Ott St
City Hall
Schools Divided Brookover Asserts
Dr W B Brookover of Michigan state college told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that U S schools split pupils into upper and lower classes. He cited economic and social separation and argued many lower class children lack aid to rise, a concept he called social mobility. He spoke at a Manhattan center session about how the present system trains lower class youths to believe equality only exists to discuss.
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New York
W. B. Brookover
Michigan
Sta College
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Brookover
Manhattan Center
Maricopa Ginning Surpasses 1947 Output Early
PHOENIX Dec 30 Cotton ginning in Maricopa county reached 125900 bales with 30 days remaining. John R Foley of the Arizona state employment service said last year at this time 73273 bales had been ginned. Wages paid to harvest workers total 5319275, with an estimated 4000,000 spent in the county.
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Phoenix
New Phone Building At Yuma Is Planned
Yuma plans expansion of the Mountain States Telephone building to convert the area to dial operation in a project costing about 700000 dollars. Construction starts immediately per A S Gibbons Yuma manager. No dial cutover date set.
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Yuma
U.P
Telephone Company
A. S. Gibbons
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Gibbons
U. S. Divorces Suit Draws Caution On Data
New York December 30. Dr Samuel C Newman chief of the marriage and divorce analysis branch cautioned at Manhattan Center that American divorce statistics are incomplete and unreliable. He said the latest tables will cover 18 states for divorces, about half the states for marriages, and all states for marriage licenses, not representing the national picture.
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New York
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Samuel C. Newman
National Office of Vital Statistics
U. S. Public Health Service
Federal Security Agency
Manhattan Center
Newman
United States
Ida Lupino Separates From Writer Husband in Hollywood
Film star Ida Lupino announces separation from writer Collier Young though they plan to remain a movie production team. They expect divorce early next year after two years of collaboration producing several pictures. Lupino previously married actor Louis Hayward and Young was once married to Valerie Young.
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Hollywood
Ida Lupino
Collier Young
Miss Lupino
Young
Louis Hayward
Valerie Young
New Year’s Eve Services At Tucson Churches
Many Tucson churches schedule New Year’s Eve rites with special prayers and services. St. Phillip’s in the Hills hosts an 11 p.m. service with intercessions and a 11:30 p.m. communion. other churches plan social hours, prayers for evangelistic campaigns, and midnight worship across First Methodist University and several Lutheran and Presbyterian churches.
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Tucson
St. Phillip’s-in-the-Hills
Arizona
First Methodist Church
W. A. Schurr
University Methodist Church
Sleeth Chapel
First Baptist Church
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Amherst Minister Is Held Wife's Slayer
Rev. George P. Hetenyi of Amherst N Y was denied a new trial and request to set aside his second degree murder conviction. He was convicted December 16 for shooting his wife Jean Gareis Hetenyi and dumping her body in the Genesee River on April 22. The judge maintained the verdict and scheduled sentencing for January 16.
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Rochester
N. Y
U.P
George P. Hetenyi
Amherst
N.Y
Monroe
Daniel J. O’mara
Hetenyi
Jean Gareis Hetenyi
Genesee River
George J. Skivington Sr
O'Mara
Taft Opposes Chain Letter Voters Fund
Senator Taft denounces a nationwide chain letter campaign raising funds for his Ohio re election. He and aides say they are trying to stop the scheme which asks recipients to donate and forward to ten others. Unions plan to donate to defeat Taft citing support for Taft Hartley act.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
AFL
CIO
Taft fund drives draw national businessman support
Reports claim a broad interstate fundraising push backs Taft with contributions flowing to his headquarters. One Missouri industrialist sent a $200 check while Hawkes the former National Association of Manufacturers leader is active in mobilizing support.
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Ohio
Taft
Sen. Hawkes
New Jersey
National Association of Manufacturers
Missouri
Report on independent fund drive to support Taft campaign
A Chicago businessman touring Washington said he sent a $10 check to a covert fund supporting Taft. He noted no request to contribute and urged Taft's re election. The drive reportedly dented some Republican fundraising efforts, though most colleagues do not blame Taft.
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Taft
Chicago
Washington
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