Tucson School Bond Vote Set for July 12
The Tucson school district schedules the largest bond issue in city history at $8,585,000 to fund construction remodeling and site purchases through 1957 with first sale planned for November 1, 1955. The board also approves turf system materials for Pueblo High and cooling systems for Bonillas Robison and University Heights, while debating new administrative roles and purchasing bid rules.
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Tucson
Ima County Board of Supervisors
Pueblo High School
Tucson Fertilizer Co
Don Means
Bonillas
Robison
University Heights
Citizens’ Committee On Accounting
Golden Rule Realty Offers Quick Mortgage Refinancing
K. L. Grady of Golden Rule Realty advertises first mortgage loans at 5 percent to 514 percent for owner occupied homes duplexes and mercantile buildings with terms of 10 or 20 years. Phone contact 2-3241 at 628 North 4th Avenue.
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K. L. Grady
Golden Rule Realty
4Th Ave
Convict Convicted In Prison Killing
A circuit court jury convicted Donald W. De Lapp, 19, in the slaying of fellow convict Walter Lee Donnell during September riots at the Missouri penitentiary. The jury recommended life imprisonment. Donnell, 22, had been on death row for protection and was killed amid four riot deaths and many injuries.
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Kansas City
Donald W. de Lapp
Missouri Penitentiary
de Lapp
Walter Lee Donnell
Donnell
Bond Election Will Have Six Polling Places
Tucson Public Schools voters will use six polling sites for an $8 585 000 bond election on July 12. Polls open 6 am to 6 pm with lines allowed to vote. voters must meet residency, registration, and tax payment requirements.
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Tucson Public Schools
Catalina
N. Country Club Rd
Spring
W. Second St
Wakefield
West 44Th Street
South Ninth Avenue
Safford
S. Fifth Ave
Mansfeld
E. Sixth St
Howell
N. Irving
Robert D. Morrow
94 Year Old Graduate Mabel Ranger Dies
Providence reports the death of Mrs. Mabel Bemis Ranger at 94. A St Johnsbury Academy graduate, she received her diploma after a delayed four year course. Widow of Walter E Ranger, former Rhode Island commissioner of education.
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Providence
R.I
Mabel Bemis Ranger
St. Johnsbury
Non-Farm Job Gains For State Employment Service
James A. Rork reports 5 041 May placements across 16 offices, highest in 2% years and up 25 percent from April. Active job seekers end May total 14 904, down about 600 from April and 5 000 from February, with out migration of winter seekers normal yet this year larger than average.
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Phoenix
State Employment Service
James A. Rork
The
Employment Service
May
Rork
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