City Approves Use of $355,968 Emergency Fund
City officials vote to spend the state authorized emergency fund of 355,968. City Attorney Elliott warns that legality depends on court ruling on emergencies. council members insist each item is emergency-based and proceed.
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State Tax Commission
Thomas J. Elliott
State Supreme Court
Elliott
Tax Commission
Eliott
Pima County
Henry C. Kelly
Flouston
William J. Pistor
Samuel T. Adams
J. O. Niemann
Alenry O. Jaastad
Colorado River Power
Electric Power Service
Colorado River Electric Power
Jaastad
Arizona Power Authority
United States Bureau of Reclamation
Tucson
East Congress
West Messilla
Kosta Distributing Co
South Park Avenue
St Marys Hospital Fund Tops 300000 In Subscriptions
St Marys hospital building fund surpassed 312490 in subscriptions, reaching 37 percent of the 850000 goal after a Tuesday afternoon gifts committee meeting. Co chairman Hyman Myerson urged captains to finish initial outreach before the fourth report at 4:30 p m next Tuesday at the Old Pueblo club.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Special Gifts Committee
Hyman Myerson
Cochairman
Old Pueblo Club
Tanque Verde Property Sold for 50 000
A Tanque Verde road ranch transferred from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Espo ito to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crouse, with revenue stamps showing 50 000 dollars. A second Tucson area sale records Samuel A. Dawson selling to Homes in the West, Inc. for 30 000 cash plus a mortgage totaling not over 50 000 dollars.
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A. Tanque Verde Road Ranch
Frank Espoito
Frank Crouse
Anna Sullinger
Pima County
Suilinger
Samuel A. Dawson
Homes
West
Tucson Mountains
Churches Plan Special New Year Services in Tucson
Tucson churches announce New Year observances with watch night services and Holy Communion. Catholic confessions and masses at multiple parishes, Lutheran and Baptist services, and a 11:30 p.m. watch night at First Methodist. Bishop Gercke to preach at San Agustino cathedral and diocesan events amid year-end prayers and resolutions.
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Tucson
Nedeemer Evangelical the Lutheran Church
Frederick Knoll
St. Ambrose Church
University Methodist Church
Maurice Ballenger
Congregational Couples
R. A. Dawson
Ann Traton
Bible Chapel
SS Peter and Paul
Francis J. Green
George Connelly
Charles Towner
Our Saviour's Lutheran
Roskruge
Jitus Scholl
All Saints
Arthur Gramer
Fred Rosettle
Joseph Murphy
Richard &. Beal
First Baptist Church
Baptist Youth
Arizona
Gercke
Daniel J. Gercke
San Agustino Cathedral
First Southern Baptist Church
R H. Tharp
Trinity, Presbyterian Church
Westminster Fellowship
St. Philip’s-in-the- Hills
First Methodist Church
Howard Scott
Gillett Bechtel
Arnold Litz
Grace
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baptist Youth Group Plans State Convention Activities
About 400 young people are expected at the Baptist Youth Fellowship state convention at First Baptist Church. The event opens 7:30 p.m. with Ralph Roberts greeting 200 visitors, Rev. Edward Epps delivers the response, and Rev. Robert Tucker gives the opening message.
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of the Baptist Youth Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Ralph Roberts
Edward Epps
Yuma
Robert Tucker
Nogales
Robert Fickett
Prescott
Owen Douglas
Globe
Douglas Cozart
Gilbert Reid
Bill Alton
Tipps
John Peterson
Tucson High School
Gerald Moyer
Phoenix
Arizona Baptist State Convention
Adams Out For Council Again
Dr Samuel T Adams a ward 3 city councilman and retired dentist filed his March 2 Democratic primary re election petition with City Clerk Carl Hitt Fifty voters signed the nominating petition exceeding the legal requirement Adams represents the northeast city area north of the railroad tracks between Park and Warren avenues Two other council seats wards 5 and 6 are open incumbents F G Priser and William H Codd are expected to run again
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Samuel T. Adams
Mar
Adams
Carl Hitt
Tucson
Northeas
Park and Warren Avenues
F. G. Priser
William H. Codd
Woman Sentenced In Driving Case
Mrs. Mildred Clark aged 37 of 6938 No gales highway was sentenced in superior court by Judge J Mercer Johnson to pay a $100 fine for reckless driving. The case appealed from a $200 fine and 15 day jail. her plea changed from not guilty to guilty with a recommended reduction from the prior sentence.
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Mildred Clark
Nogales Highway
Superior Court
J. Mercer Johnson
Justice Court
Clark
Atty
Bob Barber
Bryce H. Wilson
Beloved Brother David Soto Remembered by Family
The Soto family thanks friends for beautiful flowers and sympathy after the death of our beloved brother David B. Soto. His mother Maria, and his siblings extend appreciation for unwavering support during this sad time.
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David B. Soto
Maria Vda de Pacho
American Airlines Wins Three Month Davis Monthan Extension
City Manager Phil J. Martin Jr announced that American Airlines received a three month extension to operate at Davis-Monthan Field based on a telegram from its Los Angeles office. The airline cites urgent need for facilities at Tucson No. 2 airport as no further extension will be granted. The extension comes as the carrier was ordered off the field at the end of the current extension.
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American Airlines
Davis-Monthan Field
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Los Angeles
Martin
Tucson No. 2
Funeral Held For Emanuel Vittorio Emanuele III in Egypt
Deposed Italian king Vittorio Emanuele III was buried in a military ceremony at St Catherine's Cathedral Alexandria after dying of double pneumonia. Umberto, his son, led mourners including Giovanna of Bulgaria as royal guard and foreign dignitaries watched. The elder Emanuele wished his body remain in Egypt.
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Egypt
Italy
Bulgaria
Russia
Vittorio Emanuele
House of Savoy
Umberto
Portugal
Jena
Mediterranean
Calvini Bergolo
Giovanna
Simeon II
Simeon
Farouk
Romanoff
Algeria
Msgr
Fitzmaurice
Apostolic
Tigypt
France
Holiday Trees To Be Burned In Tucson Districts
The Tucson fire department will supervise burning of Christmas trees at designated parks and streets Friday and Saturday. Fire trucks will be on site from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday at Santas Rosa park Miles school and South Second avenue 16th street districts. Saturday sessions run 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. at Cherry and Hampton Menlo park University Heights West Third street and North 11th avenue districts.
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Tucson Fire Department
H. M. Danielson
Santas Rosa Park
Miles School
South Second Avenue
16Th Street
Cherry
Hampton
Menlo Park
University Heights
West Third Street
North 11Th Avenue
Frozen Whale Meat Becomes Common Human Food in Europe
A rising trend across several European nations shows frozen whale meat increasingly consumed as a regular food item. Reports indicate households and markets embracing the product amid ongoing discussions on hunting practices and conservation.
Snow Covers Tucson as Mountains Hold White Mantle
Snow blanketed Tucson and surrounding mountains, with up to five to six inches on Mt. Lemmon and a trace in the city. Davis Monthan field logged 32 degrees as the region awoke to sunrise over a thin white layer. Officials warned of a chilly New Year’s Eve while roads to Mt. Lemmon remained potentially impassable despite skid chains.
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Mt. Lemmon
Tucson
Pueblo
C. B. Mead
Federal Prison Camp
Palisade Ranger Station
Mead
Derailed Pioneer Limited Trains In Lake City Weather Hit
A broken rail in zero cold derailed 13 cars of the Milwaukee Road Pioneer Limited from Minneapolis to Chicago near Lake City. About 130 passengers were aboard but none were harmed. Railway crews cleared the line as authorities investigated the cause of the break.
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Lake City
Mian
Milwaukee Road
Pioneer Limited
Minneapolis
Chicago
Bisbee Road Reopens After Snow Blockade
The Bisbee area highway over the divide northwest of Bisbee reopened to traffic after being blocked by snow. Chains are required to negotiate the mountain pass. Four inches fell on the divide and three inches in Bisbee with more snow reported across southeastern Arizona.
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Associated Press
Bisbee
Cochise’ ‘County
Divide
Arizona
Douglas
Patagonia
Santa Cruz County
Sonoita
Nogales
Weather snapshot from Flagstaff to Sedona New Year's
The report notes clear cold weather at Flagstaff with a minimum near zero and 32 in Phoenix. Snow extended from Winona to Hackberry and Sedona, with good road conditions overall but slick shaded spots. The forecast for New Year's Day called for mostly clear skies.
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Flagstaff
Winona
Hack"berry
Sedona
Phoenix
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