Horace Heidt Stage Show Delights Tucson Audience
Horace Heidt brought his American Way show to the University Auditorium drawing an overflow crowd. The two and a half hour program featured 40 entertainers plus four local acts with standouts Johnny Standley and Ralph Sigwald. The Optimist club awarded Heidt a plaque and Mayor Emery proclaimed him an honorary Tucson citizen.
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Tucson
University Auditorium
RCM. Pr
Vvyluceus Bison
Heidi
Heidt
Johnny Standley
Ralph Sigwald
Sigwald
Optimist Club
Jack Rowley
Bud Messenie
Lizabeth Lynch
Lou Prohout
Lila Jackson
Roger Smith
Travis Edmonton
Doran Twins
Sgt
Lewis Smith
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Liza Liedke
Cbs-Kopo
Harry Bee
F. A. Anthis
Fred Emery i
Stork Derby Opens With Wide Prize List in Tucson
Tucson announces a 1953 stork derby sponsored by Tucson Newspapers Inc. The first baby will win gifts from 36 local businesses including a TV set credit, $5 000 polio policy, savings accounts, cradle gym, and many baby care items. New Year’s day birth prizes added. entries require parent names and doctor hospital details.
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Tucson
Tucson Nspapers, Inc
Lee Atwood
W. Ohio
Victor Vazquez
Seventh Ave
Miss Atwood
Arizona Maintenance Co
Sunset Dairy
Red Arrow
Zephyr Venetian
Mitchell Furniture
Little Folks Shoppe
Bill Wright
O'Pielly Insurance Co
J. C. Penney Co
Montgomery Ward
Tucson Federal
el Chico Curio Shop
Sam Raskin
Baby
Reuben’s Furniture Store
Toymart
SRK
Pierre D'Este
Nick
William Rogers
Crescent Jewelers
Mother
Corden’s
Baby’s Valet
Kayes Children's Shop
Levy's
Korbys
Grunewald and
Adams
Fox Theater
Alexander
Central Dryvin
Rhoads Jewellers
Gerber’s
Goodman's Markets
Rogers Brothers
Business Bureau Adds 11 Directors
Tucson Better Business Bureau expands its executive board with 11 new directors named by president H. Robert Addison. The appointees will assume their seats at the January 7 monthly meeting, including William Birren Richard Drachnman Henry Dahlberg Arthur Grunewald Lee Little Robert Moser Merle Moore Clayton Niles Gayle A. Smith Ted Walker and William Pyle.
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Norman Horwitz
H. Robert Addison
Bureau
William Birren
Richard Drachman
Henry Dahlberg
Arthur Grunewald
Lee Little
Robert Moser
Merle Moore
Clayton Niles
Gayle A. Smith
Ted Walker
William Pyle
Murrow to Leave Hospital After Korea Trip
Edward R. Murrow, CBS news commentator, is expected to leave Ren ton hospital today. He was admitted after returning from Korea with fatigue and a respiratory infection that left him hospitalized since Sunday night at Seattle-Tacoma airport.
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Renton, Wash
Edward R. Murrow
Columbia Broadcasting System
Renton Hospital
Korea
Murrow
Seattle-Tacoma International
The Fon of Bikom and a Anglo World Wider World Reaction
In Saturday Review Of Literature Rebecca Reyher analyzes The Fon and His Hundred Wives noting how the British Cameroons ruler and his polygamous court drew UN scrutiny and American curiosity. The book portrays native views, colonial complicity, and enduring polygamy with vivid interviews.
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Fon
Rebecca Reyher
Doubleday & Co
Fon of
Bikom
British Cameroons
West Africa
United States
Human Rights Commission
United Nations
U.N. Committee
Bamenda
New York
Miss Reyher
U.N
Miss Revher
Aluma
Sunnyside Receives 94000 Federal School Funds
Sunnyside school received about 94000 in federal funds for new school construction under public law 815, with prior allocations totaling 405957.61 including a 16 classroom addition. A home management department library music room boys workshop and new cafeteria are under construction and due in the second semester.
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Sunnyside
U. S
Harold (Porque) Patten
United States Office of Education
Asthma Directors Add 6 To Board
Na tional Foundation for Asthmatic Children expands its board with six new directors: Harry V. Cameron, Dr. Royal W. Rudolph, Dr. Hugh C. Thompson, George H. Amos, Miss Margaret A. Knight, and Harold Steinfeld. The nonprofit plans expanded programs, new facilities, and more scholarship funds to aid millions of child asthma sufferers.
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National Foundation For Asthmatic Children
Oran Sorrels
Harry V. Cameron
Royal W. Rudolph
Hugh C. Thompson
George H. Amos
Margaret A. Knight
Harold Steinfeld
America
Sarrels
Club meetings at Pioneer hotel headline busy Wednesday
Organizations schedule morning and midday gatherings at the Pioneer hotel with Lions club breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Optimist club Father and Son luncheon at 12:10 p.m. Rotary club luncheon featuring Tucson Boys Chorus at 12:15 p.m. Sunshine Kiwanis installs officers at its Santa Rita hotel luncheon.
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Lions Club
Pioneer Hotel
Optimist Club
Rotary Club
Tucson
Sunshine Kiwanis Club
Santa Rita Hotel
Filipino Holiday Firecracker Smuggling Ring Reported
The national bureau of investigation said $100,000 worth of firecrackers from Hong Kong was smuggled into the Philippines for Christmas and New Year celebrations. Firecrackers arrived in crates labeled butter and berries and have been distributed in Manila and provinces.
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Manila
National Bureau of Investigation
Hong Kong
Philippines
Confessor Names 14 Officers in Short-Changed Deal
The confessed culprit revealed that he had been short-changed in the deal and named fourteen law enforcement officers and customs guards as accomplices, detailing how the scheme operated and who was involved.
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