Clark the Agronomist Dies at 66 in Tucson
S P Clark former University of Arizona agronomy professor died Wednesday in a local hospital at age 66. He had worked at the Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station and later headed a Turkish cotton project before returning to raise poultry in Tucson. He was a Masonic member deacon of First Congregational church and survived by wife Myra a son Stanley and two sisters.
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S. P. Clark
University of Arizona
Campbell
First Congregational Church
Clark
Wakefield
Tex
Kansas State College
Neashwauk High School
Milne
Arigona
Casa Grande Valley
University of Arizona Agriculture Experimentation Station
Turkey
Tucson
Masonic Lodge
American Society of Agronomists
Alpha Zeta
National Agronomy
Myra
Stanley
Prian
Ryan Appeal From Order Being Heard
Seymour Ryan former policeman charged with neglect of duty and drinking faces a Tucson civil service commission hearing. Chairman Ben T. Cheek and members Ray Webb and C. E. Finney preside as about 30 witnesses are called by the city and the appellant. By noon only two witnesses had testified.
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Seymour Ryan
Tucson
Two Separate Accidents Injure Driver and Passenger
Mrs Esther McCuen age 51 of 810 Thurberd injured in a collision on North Fairview avenue and Prince road with Hubert Sipe rt 1 box 489. Sipe's car skidded 101 feet before impact and damages reach 600. James Canterbury 451 W Congress suffered a broken hip when a truck overturned on the Casa Grande highway five miles from Tucson. Noel Morris driver 23 of 1520 Clubview dr uninjured. Truck load shift blamed for crash after gravel shoulder skid at about 40 mph.
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Esther McCuen
Thurberrd
St. Mary's Ipsal
Hubert Sipe
Rt. 1
Fairview Avenue
Prince Road
Sipe
James Canterbury
W. Congress Sr
Casa Grande Highway
Tucson
Canterbury
Noel J. Morris
Clubview
Morris
Sims Infant To Be Buried In Missouri
Lenora Rae Sims age 242 is reported dead in a local hospital. The Parker-Kerr mortuary will transport the body to Springfield Missouri for burial. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Leonard R Sims and a sister Linda of 114 S Cuesta Ave.
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Lenora Rae Sims
Parker-Kerr Mortuary
Springtfield
Leonard R. Sims
S. Cuesta Ave
Linda
Arizona 4-H Delegates Head to Washington Camp
Four Arizona delegates depart Tucson Friday for the national 4-H camp in Washington DC. June 15 to 22 features the conference. Edward Guitteau Ethel Burell Mae Westfall and Alfred Austin will represent the state. Delegates were chosen for outstanding rural service and 4-H achievement. trip financed by the Arizona Junior Chamber of Commerce. They will travel by car.
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Arizona
Washington, D. C
Tucson
Kenneth McKee
Edward Guitteau
P. E. Guitteau
E. Yavapai Rd
Ethel Burell
Safford
Mae Westfall
Alfred Austin
Scottsdale
McKee
Arizona Junior Chamber of Commerce
Francisco Cuen to be Buried Friday in Tucson
Services for Francisco Cuen 40 killed in Eloy Tuesday morning set for 4 p.m. Friday at Holy Family church with burial in Holy Hope cemetery. Mortuary in charge. body lies in state Thursday evening at 810 North Anita Street. Survived by two sons Alfonso Roberto a daughter Victoria four brothers and a sister with an assistant state 4H leader. Delegates from New Mexico will join them at Las Cruces.
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Francisco Cuen
Eloy
Holy Family Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Tucson
Anita St
Cuen
Huron St
Alfonso
Roberto
Victoria
Manuel
Tomas
Jose
Jesus
Margarita Martinez
Ellen Kightlinger
New Mexico
Las Cruces
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