Swim Class To Graduate In Ceremony
More than 150 boys who completed swimming tests will graduate at 7 p m Friday in exercises marking the 104th birthday of the YMCA and the 34th birthday of the local organization. The 28th annual learn to swim campaga features a swimming demonstration and a trampoline show by University of Arizona students Robert Shull John Arnold Richard Minnick and Herbert Hotchkiss. Swimmers receive pins and ecards from D L Secrist chairman YMCA youth committee. Ed Lamb directed five lessons with no charge for instruction. A 104 candle birthday cake will be cut by C D Lopez YMCA secretary.
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YMCA
Tucson McA
University of Arizona
Robert Shull
John Arnold
Richard Minnick
Herbert Hotchkiss
D. L. Secrist
Ed Lamb
C. D. Lopez
Reggie Russell
Billy Smith
Thomas Molander
Billy
Charles E. Smith
East Hedrick Drive
Thomas
B. T. Molander
South Morris Avenue
Suit Over Bone In Throat At Pekin Cafe
Albert Preciado sues Hong Shee owner of the Pekin cafe for 10000 alleging a bone in a pork chop lodged in his throat on September 5 caused hospitalization and surgery. Dr. Harry Neffson testified to the lodged bone and removal. Preciado seeks 5000 for negligence and 5000 for breach of warranty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Preciado
Joseph P. Ralston
Preciado
Hong Shee
Pekin Cafe
West
Congress Street
Harry Neffson
Ralston
Harold ‘Cc. Wheeler
Arthur Flinn Found Dead In Hotel Bed
Arthur L. Flinn about 48 was found dead in a local hotel bed early Friday morning, apparently from natural causes. His roommate Edward Robinson reported the discovery at 6 30 a m and said Flinn looked pale. Officers Hinman and Rice investigated and declared him dead on arrival. Flinn had been discharged from the veterans hospital about a month earlier and was unemployed. Coroner Cella ordered an autopsy at Arizona Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Flinn
Edward Robinson
Robinson
Flinn
D. W. Hinman
Joe E. Rice
Veterans Hospital
Paul J. Cella
Arizona Mortuary
Smelter Workers To Discuss Wages In Miami Meeting
The CIO Mine Mill and Smelter Workers union will hold a mass meeting at the lower Miami school at 7 30 p m Sunday to discuss wage increase negotiations. A strike vote authorization may be considered if talks fail. The union seeks 30 cents an hour higher pay plus liberal vacations and a welfare fund. Negotiations have been recessed at the employers request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
CIO ‘Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers’ Union
House Votes to Admit 202000 Displaced Persons to U S
Washington June 11 The House approved a measure to admit about 202000 homeless Europeans as displaced persons over the next two years. The vote followed bitter debate with supporters calling refugees the best in Europe and opponents warning of a housing burden. A bid to block immediate admission was rejected 92 to 88. A proposal to reserve 18000 places for former Polish soldiers was also defeated 77 to 57.
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Washington
House
United States
Europe
Rep
Worus
R-O
Vorys
Lodge
R-Conn
England
Savings Book No 10000 Presented By Tucson Bank
Alfred F. Kerr, president of Tucson Federal Savings & Loan, issued Savings Book No. 10000 to Mrs. Barbara Stephens of 3750 South Liberty Avenue. Stephens received a $25 savings bond. The association, chartered Feb 17 1937, moved to Stone and Congress in 1940 and remodeled last December. Assets grew from 63000 to over 7500000 and it has financed more than 3800 Tucson area homes. Deposits are insured up to 5000 dollars.
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Alfred F. Kerr
Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Association
Barbara Stephens
South Liberty Avenue
East Broadway
Stone Avenue
Congress Street
Kerr
Tucson
Federal Savings and Loan Bank
Phoenix Man Heads Police Fraternal Order of Arizona
John J. Wilson of Phoenix was named to head the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police as the state convention neared its end. Officers elected include Weinzaprer, Kimball, Higgins, Holly, and Stinson, with trustees from multiple lodge units and 1949 convention city to be chosen at the spring executive board meeting.
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Nogales
Ariz
John J. Wilson
Phoenix
Arizona Fraternal Order of Police
Wilson
Clarence J. Malley
Bisbee
Joe Weinzaprer
Tucson
C. S. Kimball
John Higgins
Pinal County
A. L. Holly
Cochise
George Stinson
Phoenix Lodge
W. V. Burr
Alvin Matowsek
George W. Scheerer
Lawrence Mullencoup
Gordon K. Edgar
Mari
Copa
William R. Hill
Gila
Lawrence White
Pinal
Jack D. Palmer
Mesa
R. G. Michelena
Santa Cruz
G. A. Boyd
Tempe
Everett Hill Found Guilty in Prostitution Revenue Case
Everett Hill of 227 South Meyer street was convicted Thursday by a superior court jury of receiving money from a prostitute’s earnings. He faces sentence at 1 30 p m Monday before Judge Lee Garrett after arrest on April 2 by Capt. Joe E. Rice of the Tucson police who used marked money to trap him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hill
South Meyer Street
Superior Court
Lee Garrett
Hill
Joe E. Rice
Tucson
San Carlos Reservoir 24 Hour Storage Report
Available storage at San Carlos Reservoir reported 7,518 acre feet as of 7 a.m. June 10, down 257 acre feet in the prior 24 hours. The report notes shoreline noise factors mentioning potential brain pressure impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Carlos Reservoir
Baily
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Arthur Flinn
Senate
Phoenix Man
Sneller
North Scott Bet
Congress
Pennington
Best Buy Market
N. Stone
Wieners
Jymnerne
Yardley
Go Greyhound
Greyhound
el Paso
el Centro
Los Angeles
San Francisc
Federe
J. R. Campbell
E. Broadway
Greyhound Sa 2d
Dubarry
Cologne
Tartan
Hinkle
D.D.T
Castile
Rogers& Gallet
Schick
Scott
Valve
Subway Cleaners
4Th Ave
Pontiac
Hackett & Whiting
East Alameda
Stacoat Paint CO
North Sixth Ave
Unit 300 East 7Th
Corner Sth Avenue
Dad
Elgin
Benrus
Bulova
Gruen
Parker
Jewelers
East
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