Progress Report Highlights Tucson city and nation in 1915 era
Municipal improvements lead with Tucson approving all 10 bond issues totaling 22 million for city projects and planning to begin immediately. Other items note airport access route overdue, county air pollution lab opened, Kitt Peak Observatory museum opens, May conventions attract 7 620 attendees and 847 850 dollars, TIDE Inc formed to finance local business, downtown barriers rise for First National Bank building.
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Alameda
Stone
First National Bank
Palo Verde DeMolays Set 17th Installation at Masonic Temple
Palo Verde Chapter of DeMolay will install officers at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Masonic Temple on Scott Avenue Tucson High junior Edward Hutchins will be installed as master councilor. Norman W. Todd of the Committee for Economic Opportunity will give the address.
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Palo Verde
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
S. Scott Ave
Edward Hutchins
Tucson
Paul D. Hutchins
E. 8Th St
Norman W. Todd
Committee For Economic Opportunity, Inc
Harry Avery
Albert Hutchins
Roy Kyle
Ralph Steinebach
Tom Harrison
Chris Kaufmann
Conrad Byerly
Stanley Belport
Art Moore
Ed Newton
Sentinel
John Grundy
Tom Davis
Laury Avery
George Voss
Jim Davis
Hank Davis
Lloyd Boshaw
John Eikenberry
Steve Kushmaul
Norm Harrington
Tom Stenhouse
Hutchins
A. R. Buehian
Couple Loses Case Against Policeman in Tucson Court
A Tucson couple Victor and Viola Aquino failed to win $15,000 damages from the City of Tucson after a six member jury in Judge Lee Garrett's Superior Court found police Lt. Harvey Howell acted to calm a disorderly arrest. Prosecutors said Howell slapped Aquino twice as he supposedly resisted, while officers testified Mrs. Aquino struck officers during the arrest for reckless driving on May 9.
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Tucson
Lee Garrett
Victor
Viola Aquino
Aquino
Harvey Howell
Howell
District 1 to graduate 2812 seniors this year
District 1 will graduate 2812 seniors across five high schools next Friday night, about 400 more than last year. Palo Verde leads with 705 diplomas, Tucson 618, Rincon 578, Catalina 516, Pueblo 395.
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Palo Verde High School
Tucson High
Rincon
Catalina
Pueblo
Palo Verde
Bruce Dusenberry
Irene Erickson
Russell Ewing
Soleng Tom
Elbert Brooks
Sunnyside
William R. Bridges
Ernestine Fuentes
Billie
Hughes
Mary Alice Chamblee
Appraisers Unit To Hear Driggs In Tucson Meeting
Dr. Gary Driggs an economist for Western Savings and Loan Association Phoenix will discuss the Tucson real estate economic situation at a Tucson chapter Society of Real Estate Appraisers meeting at the Saddle and Sirloin Steak House at 7 p.m.
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Gary Driggs
Western Savings & Loan Association
Phoenix
Tucson
Driggs
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
Saddle & Sirloin
London men form club with Friday tie tradition
Young London men have formed a club called Thitwa meaning Thank Heavens its the Week end Again. Members will wear the club tie to the office on Fridays only, the Daily Mirror diary reported.
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London
UPI
Daily Mirror Diary
Crossword Clue Confusions and Corrections Noted
A reader critiques common crossword clue misspellings and misreadings, listing examples. It discusses how words like INJURED vs INSURED and SINS vs WINS cause errors, and highlights correct pairings such as NEST with BEST, CAD with COD, SCORE with SCARE, YELL with BELL, BRAIN with DRAIN, VIAL with OIAL, and GRAIN versus GIAL, urging precise clue interpretation and spelling accuracy.
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Yeu
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
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International Supreme Council of DeMolay
Ari
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Broadway
Greater Broadway Development
East Broadway
Stack
Mariner
Fife
Cook
Wamont
Civizen
WML
Kestral
Lomart
North Country Club
Marie Grey
Ucsor Estates
P.O
Atizana
EUN
Fama Musie
P. L. Daily
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