Oshrin Denies Baird Charge About Air Force Center
Albert S. Oshrin, president of Oshrin Building & Development Co., rejects Matt Baird's claims that Tucsonians neglect the Air Force league drive and that housing and recreation for Davis Monthan personnel are inadequate. He cites El Siglo apartments at 555 South Algernon Way offering 99 rental units with modern amenities and a $85.50 monthly rent, plus a federal rent-control clause and 93 percent occupancy.
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Albert S. Oshrin
Oshrin Building & Development Co
Matt Baird
Air Force League
Baird
D-M
League
National Guard
Oshrin
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
el Siglo Apartments
South Algernon Way
Air Force Base
Davis-Monthannel
One Contest Looms As City Prepares For Primary
A Tucson housing official states rentals have surged and military personnel, including Davis-Monthan Air Force Base occupants, fill available apartments. A lessee may buy furnishings and rent them to occupants at moderate cost. Col Selser and housing officer engaged on housing availability and occupancy.
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Air Force
Oshrin
Roy Drachman
Col. Selser
Davis-Monthan
Morgan Opposing Brady For Council
Two city councilmen and Mayor E. T. Houston, all Democrats, face no opposition in the Feb 15 city primary while one council seat has a challenger. Brady seeks a second term opposed by W Edward Morgan an attorney. Unopposed also are Mayor Houston J O Niemann and William J Pistor.
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E. T. Houston
Charles Brady
W. Edward Morgan
Brady
Consumers Market
Houston
State Senate
Industrial Commission
Board of Regents
J.O. Niemann
William J. Pistor
Tucson
University of Arizona
University Plans Religious Week at Arizona
University of Arizona announces Religious Emphasis Week from February 6 to 12. Dr. Glenn H. Nelson, co ordinator of religious activities, says professors can arrange for a speaker by contacting the classroom assignments chairman.
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University of Arizona
Glenn H. Nelson
Tom Klagett
Hal Richardson
Louis Cordon
David Wiener
Dick Reed
Gene Samuelson
Janet Baffert
Paul Crowley
Jean Ginsberg
Sand and Gravel Workers Accept Higher Union Terms
Tucson and Phoenix locals in the sand and gravel industry voted to accept operators terms. The agreement, effective Jan 1, raises wages by 10 cents an hour with no vacation, setting minimums of 1.27 to 1.35 and maximums of 1.77 to 1.97 per hour for teamsters and engineers, affecting state wide union employees. Herman R. Lown announced the deal.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Herman R. Lown
Local 83
Teamsters and
Lown
Slow Action On Social Security Indian Claims
The Arizona State Welfare Board informed the federal Social Security agency it cannot act on Indian claims until it reviews the current caseload under the new welfare act. An emergency meeting produced a letter to delay payments pending congressional action, with re processing planned under last February’s agreement. State officials say the Indian Bureau has funds to cover payments.
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Phoenix
U.P
Arizona State Welfare Board
Federal Security Agency
Arizona
State Welfare
Harry W. Hill
Indian Agency
Hill
Indian Bureau
End Examinations Set for Tucson High During Class Time
Team examinations at Tucson High will be held during regular class hours on January 19 and 20. The double shift system prevents following the usual test schedule this year.
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Tucson High School
Rabid Coyotes Bite Three Federal Workers Near Yuma
A coyote that bit three members of a federal wildlife service camp near Yuma was found rabid after tests by Dr. Gilbert H. Crecelius. The animal entered the camp Tuesday and bit two men on the arm and the third in the face during a coy ote poisoning expedition. Names of the workers were not released.
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Phoenix
Federal Wildlife Service
Yuma
State Department of Health
Gilbert H. Crecelius
Wildlife Service
Luke Field Transferred to Stand-By Status
In Phoenix on January 7, air force officials announced Luke Field, a wartime installation near Phoenix, has moved from surplus to inactive stand-by status. The Air Force does not plan to activate the base in the current fiscal year as it remains under the War Assets Administration pending formal return.
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Phoenix
Air Force
Washington
Luke Field
War Assets Administration
Arranging Services For George Andrian
Funeral arrangements will be announced by Bring's Funeral Home for George E. Andrian 68 who died Thursday in a local hospital. He came here 11 years ago and lived at 3962 East Grant Road.
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Bring’s
George E. Andrian
East Grant Road
Two Tucson Jewelry Stores Burglarized Early Friday
Broadway Jewelers at 35 East Broadway was robbed at 1 a m with the display window broken and numerous items taken. Fields jewelry store at 70 East Congress street was burgled about two hours later in a similar break in.
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Tucson
Broadway Jewelers
East Broadway
George Russell
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J. O. Niemann
Peecle Russell W. Edward Morgan
Morgan
WM. J. Pistor
N. Park Ave
E. Pennington St
University
Claussner
Harper’s Bazaar
Bestform
Coyote
George Andrian
Burghars
Dillon’s Variety
North
First Avenue
Paul Don
Food Center
Speedway
Country Club
Pet’s
Mary Lee Taylor
Velveeta
Valley Ranch
Brookfield Butter
Monarch Boysenberries
S&w
Pasco
DERBY
Morrell
S & Morrell's
BACON
STE
Stokely
Apples
Broadway
Congress and
Stone
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