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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1963

Page

3

Lyons to head purchasing group in Pioneer deal

Dan Lyons named president of a four man group that paid about 4.5 million dollars for the Pioneer Hotel. Other officers are D. M. Levitt as vice president Jack R. Winn secretary and Max Lininger treasurer Keefer Jr to remain Pioneer manager. Lyons is a Tucson native and Arizona graduate with prior hotel and engineering roles.

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Pioneer Hotel's Rise From Dusty Plot to Tucson Landmark

The Pioneer Hotel began as a dry dusty plot at Stone Ave and Pennington St, where the city’s first Methodist Church stood built in 1881 by Rev. George Adams. Albert Steinfeld owned the site. the hotel opened in 1928 only to pass through changes, survive the 1929 crash, and later be sold for about 4.5 million. The guest list spanned Will Rogers Lyndon Johnson Cary Grant Ty Cobb and Eleanor Roosevelt among others, marking Tucson’s growth and tourist boom.

Pioneer Hotel Stone Ave Pennington St Southwest George Adams Tucson Tombstone Barbah Main Ave Congress St Albert Steinfeld Harold Steinfeld Pioneer Hotel Inc Pioneer Steinfelds Will Rogers Knute Rockne Lyndon Johnson Jonathan Wainwright James Doolittle Leopold Stokowski William Douglas J.C. Penney Eleanor Roosevelt James Ty Cobb Sam Snead Ben Hogan Perry Como Marian Anderson Cary Grant Louis Armstrong William Shirer Tom Mix The Jack Proctor Stone Steinfeld Southern Pacific’ Railroad

Rooftop thieves loot market at Miracle Mile store

Burglars chopped a hole through the roof of the Farmer's Market at 1333 N. Miracle Mile Strip, stealing about $157 in change and nearly $900 worth of merchandise. Owner Moon Joe Yee told police the thieves dropped into a storage room and took cigarettes, coffee and cosmetics.

Farmer's Miracle Mile Strip Moon Joe Yee Yee

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