Tucson Aids Child Crusade Draws 30 Local Groups
More than 30 Tucson organizations attended an emergency mayoral committee meeting on the UN Appeal for Children. Celeste Holm and Mrs. Pat O'Brien urged local support for the 600 calorie per child program aiding Europe and Asia, with a national goal of 60 million dollars and efforts planned through June.
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Tucson
United Nations
Celeste Holm
Hollywood
Pat O’brien
Miss Holm
Europe
Asia
UN Appeal
UNAC
U.S
O’brien
Tuc Son
Reenie Russell
Rosemary Drachman Taylor
UN Crusade For Children
Mrs. Taylor
Duncan Approves 2 License Transfers
John Duncan, state liquor license and control superintendent, approved two transfers in the last week. Kipnis Kip's Hangar at 111 South Sixth Avenue transfers to Leon Steinberg of Catalina Investment Co Tucson. One's-a-Meal at 945 North Stone Avenue transfers to T G Hardwick and Seymour Whitebrook for beer by the individual portion or original container.
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John Duncan
State Department of Liquor License and Control
Samuel R. Kipnis
Kip’s
South Sixth Avenue
Leon Steinberg
Catalina Investment Company
Tucson
A. W. Anderson
North
Stone Avenue
T. G. Hardwick
Seymour Whitebrook
Sister of Congress Dean Sabath Dies in Chicago
Mrs. Rose Mann aged 72, sister of Congressman Adolph J. Sabath and Superior Court Judge Joseph A. Sabath, died in Chicago on Tuesday after a long illness. The Sabath brothers are prominent figures in politics and law.
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Congress
Sabath
Chicago
Rose Mann
Adolph J. Sabath
Ill
House of Representatives
Superior Court
Joseph A. Sabath
Gord
Buckingham bishop conducts first confirmation in 700 years
The bishop of Buckingham led a historic confirmation at Little Horwood England, marking the first such service in seven centuries. The event drew local parishioners and highlighted a rare ceremonial milestone in the diocese.
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Buckingham
Little Horwood
England
Samoa Raises National Flag at Self-Government Milestone
In Apia Western Samoa raised its flag with New Zealand's, marking a step toward self government. Tamasese hailed the event as a national birth. Col. Voelcker said independence would come but require mutual trust and effort. Prime Minister Fraser missed due to a polio outbreak. thousands gathered at Mulinuu for the ceremony.
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Apia
Western Samoa
New Zealand
Samoa
Tamasese
Col
F. W. Voelcker
United Nations
Legislative Assembly
Peter Fraser
Mulinuu
Kentucky's wet count slim in national status report
The American magazine reports that in Kentucky only 13 of 120 counties are wholly wet reflecting a patchwork of alcohol laws across the state amid nationwide trends.
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Kentucky
American
Walsh to Tackle Housing Troubles in Tucson
William I. Walsh, executive director of the Tucson housing authority, will be sent to the San Francisco regional office to resolve local housing difficulties. The action follows contradictory rulings and inaction by the PHA, with the local budget awaiting SF review.
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William I. Walsh
Tucson Housing Authority
San Francisco
Public Housing Authority
Valley National Bank
PHA
Walsh
la Reforma
Adobe Lodge Sold by Tombstone Couple
Mrs. Harry King and her husband sell the Adobe lodge to Theodore Tickin of Los Angeles and Chicago. The new owner took possession Tuesday and Frances Walter was named manager. The Kings plan to move to Chicago Monday.
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Tombstone
Harry King
Adobe
Theodore Tickin
Los Angeles
Chicago
Frances Walter
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Child Crusade
War Department
Crusade For Children
E. T. Houston
Robert L. Nugent
MNAC
Richard A. Dawson
Miles Leach
Phoenix
Duncan
Tucson Fertilizer Co
M. A
L. H. Sacks
N. Park Ave
Tucson Blvd
Southern Arizona Bank
Trust CO
North Stone
6Th Ave
22Nd St
Norway
Turkey
Arizona
Ajo
Authority
A. B. Sieh
M. L. Tophoy
Beauty
Milady’s Beauty Shop
Homer Lininger Travel Service
Southwest Agency, Inc
E. Broadway
LEE
Campbell
Turson
Adobe Lodge
A.e
América
Philip Morris
Rica
P Morris
PHILI
Philip
America
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