Elm Street Outfall Sewer Bid Report
The low bid of 29337.37 was submitted by M. M. Sundt Construction Co for installing the Elm Street outfall sewer to serve about 500 acres in the north suburbs. Other bids came from L. M. White Contracting Co and PDOC. City council will review bids Monday. funding via a 40000 levy awaits state tax commission action Thursday. The sewer serves veterans residences in Tucson Heights and nearby additions. Part of the line crosses unincorporated territory. annexation will shift cost to future city taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
Elm Street
L. M. White Contracting Co
PDOC
State Tax Commission
Veterans
Tucson Heights
Mgr
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Births at St Marys and Tucson Hospitals
A series of birth notices from St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center lists new arrivals: a girl born to Mr and Mrs Walter Ewing at 2 37 p m May 31 at 630 North 4th Avenue Tucson. a boy to Mr and Mrs Carlos Escalante at Patterson s Ranch Oracle Arizona at 8 37 a m June 1. a girl to Mr and Mrs John M Craft at 727 North 7th Avenue Tucson at 1 17 a m June 1. a girl to Mr and Mrs Thomas J Weese at 229 South 5th Avenue Tucson at 3 38 a m June 1. a girl to Mr and Mrs Horace E Warner R 5 Box 835 Tucson at 4 30 a m June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ewing
North 4Th Avenue
Tucson
Carlos Escalante
Patterson
Oracle
Ariz
Tucson Medical Center
John M. Craft
North 7Th Avenue
Thomas
Mrs. A Zeibel Wins Radio Safety Award
KTUC radio station awarded Mrs. A Zeibel the $100 prize for the winning letter on "The Other Fellow, Who Causes All the Accidents." The week-long contest concluded today. Zeibel lives on route 3 box 175 Tucson. Her note urges self improvement to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KTUC
A. Zeibel
Route 3
Box 175
Tucson
Stutz Named To Head Tucson Chamber Housing Bureau
Mrs. Ruth Stutz is chosen to head the Chamber of Commerce housing bureau, succeeding Don Young who moved to California. A Chicago and New York native, she has lived in Tucson since 1934 and has actively volunteered with the chamber. Roderick M. Taylor, 18, son of Rev. and Mrs. Warner Taylor, reports to San Diego for Navy hospital apprentice training after high school and a year at Arizona State College in Tempe. Dawson Trotman of Los Angeles will speak at a Youth for Christ rally 7:45 p.m. today at First Baptist Church with sketches by T. Roger Blythe in Chalking it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stutz
Chamber of Commerce Housing Bureau
Don Young
California
Chicago
New York
Stutz
Tucson
Roderick M. Taylor
Warner Taylor
Tucson Indian Training School
San Diego
Navy
Arizona State College
Tempe
Dawson Trotman
Los Angeles
Youth For Christ
First Baptist Church
North Sixth Avenue
East Fifth Street
T. Roger Blythe
Mass meeting on home building for ex-service Negro veterans
A mass meeting of Negro ex service men and women interested in home building under the emergency housing program will be held at the Charles Young post No. 38 American Legion at 224 South Meyer street at 8 30 p m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Young
The
American Legion
South Meyer Street
New Navy and Marine Recruits Named in City Listings
The city lists new naval recruits Billy Allen of 1401 North Winster Boulevard and Franklin Roy Francis Smith of 515 South Wilson Avenue. Marine corps entrants are Benito Gomez Salaz of 350 East Thirty-third Street and Federico Laguna Pallanes of 403 El Paso Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Billy Allen
North Winster Boulevard
Franklin Roy Francis Smith
Wilson Avenue
Marine Corps
Benito Gomez Salaz
East Thirty-third Street
Federico Laguna Pallanes
el Paso Street
Youngs relocate to Pan American World Airways LA office
W Donald Young departed Tucson for Los Angeles to join Pan American World Airways traffic and sales department. Mrs Young and their son William Wayne will join him soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Donald Young
Tucson
Los Angeles
Pan-American World Airways
DeMolays Debate License and City Issues in Mock Government Day
Mayor Jack Frakes and DeMolay councilmen held a daylong session over a petition by John Jones for a saloon license near a public school, which was denied. They also discussed dog care for a taxpayer, a curfew for youths under 16, monuments versus parks, and other municipal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frakes
John Jones
East
Sacramento
Air Force
Chamber Group Recommends Revoking Low Interest Aids to Co ops
The small business committee urged board action to end government aid via low interest rates for co operatives showing profits or surpluses. It also backed an amendment to the OPA act to shift some price increase burden from manufacturers to small businessmen and allow passing part of the rise to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Business Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Tucson Resident C L Tomlin Dies After 21 Years Here
Charles L Tomlin 55 a Tucson resident for 21 years died yesterday in a local hospital. He lived at 3952 North Stone Ave. Survived by wife Lillian and a daughter Verdene Whaley of Gardenia California. A Mammoth lodge and Knights of Pythias member he was master of the Amor chapter. Rosicrucian services at 4 pm tomorrow at Reillys chapel J M McCullough of San Jose officiating Burial at Southlawn Memorial Park body lies in state tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Tomlin
Tucson
North Stone Avenue
Lillian L. Tomlin
Verdene Whaley
Gardenia
Calif
Mammoth Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Tomlin
AMOR
Reilly's
J. M. McCullough
San Jose
Southlawn Memorial Park
Cotton Growers Face Plastic Competition
A wartime synthetic textile study was proposed by the four state Irrigated Cotton Growers Association in Phoenix. Attendees from Arizona New Mexico California and west Texas heard the plan would cost about 2 dollars per bale in year one and 1 dollar per bale yearly thereafter. The four states produce about 1,000,000 bales annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Fourstate Irrigated Cotton Growers’ Association
Arizona
New Mexico
California
West Texas
Keith Taylor
Taylor
Public School Terms To Open
Registration for summer school in elementary and high schools starts Monday. Roskruge school offers an eight week session 7 30 a m to 1 10 p m for grades 5A to 8A with lunch. High school offers two six week terms. second semester begins July 15 with classes six days a week 7 30 to 11 40 a m. Tuition ranges from 7 50 to 25 for elementary and 8 50 to 15 for high school units plus late fees 1 50 and 2 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roskruge School
Roy H. Robison
Rites Set for D. O. Hymes Tomorrow
Denton Oliver Hymes 58 died yesterday in a local hospital. His service at Reilly's chapel precedes sending the body to Kansas City for final rites and burial. Officiants include the Brotherhood of Loco Motive Engineers and the Tucson Elks. He leaves a Tucson family including wife Loise and two sons Artie and Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Oliver Hymes
Kansas City
Reilly's Chapel
Brotherhood of “Locomotive Engineers
The
Tucson Elks
L. A. Lohse
Hymes
Tucson
North Tyndall Avenue
Loise J. Hymes
Artie and
Chester
San Francisco
Earl
Chicago
Ethel Gumpert
Kas
Maria Gordon
Floy McKenzie
Sedalia
J. A. Hymes
Robert C. Everett
Everett Rooks
Ray Nichols
Ed Hudnall
George L. Kinney
I. D. Ferguson
W. G. Currier
W. L. McCarty
E. L. Whaley
Floyd Whaley
John Fischer
Joe Hollers
Anthony C. Toppero
Bert Cooper
J. K. Parker
Milk tops U S farm cash income beat other commodities
Milk emerges as the leading cash income for U S farmers surpassing cattle cotton wheat eggs and tobacco signaling its dominant role in farm earnings and market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boise
Cincinnati
Flagstaff
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New
San Patente
Seattle
Washington
Yuma
ST. Mary's Hospital
United States
Canada
Allied van Lines
Milan
School OF Fine & Applied Art
State OF Arizona and
Veterans Administration
SO. Scott ST
Priser
E. Congress
Mrs. A. Zeibel
S. Stone
Act A's
C. L. Tomlin
City
Congress Shoe Shop
Dr. Scholl
G. F. Crisp
H. V. Halladay
E. 6Th St
P. L. Daily Roofing CO
12Th Ave
Reilly
Aking Phon JI
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Verna E. Yocum
Rent A Radio
Steinfeld
W. Congress
Subway Cleaning Service
Fourth Ave
Ace
N. Stone
the Prudential Life Insurance Co. of America
A Mutual Life Insurance Company
Benjamin van Praag
W. Alameda St
Arizona Mai
Tyndall
Seersucker
Arizona Burglar Alarm Company
Beaudry Motor Company
Chrysler and
Plymouth
Beaudry
Pima County
John L. Hinds
N. Porgeus
Campbell
F.D.I.C
Gabe Rendon
Sonotone
House of Hearing
Scott
Inotor
Skyriders, Inc
Skyways
Our
Wagonwheels Air Field
Phone 1654
Flo-Kold
Sam
Polito
East Ninth Street
Il Aihu
Fuller Thomas
Prunes
N. Dodge
ROY Drachman Realty Company
W. Pennington
Sage Distributing CO
N. Fourth Ave
Tucson Machine & Engineering Co
Southwest
McNaught
Rodent
Shell Station
Stone Ave
Cc Printing Company
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Own Records
Studio of
Snaman
DELS
East Broadway
Riia
Cele Peterson
E. Pennington
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Outhern Arizona Bank & Trust Company
Ce ¢i
Fifth Street
al As
Deepartment
Hemphill-Miller
Sage Dis
Hrough
Ributing CO
W. Jackson
Woodcraft
Parker Mortuary Ambulance Service
Nira
A.cohn
Begonia
Gazania
Petunia
Lantana
Middleton
North Stone Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!