Social Work Outlined Plans for Tucson Summer Programs
A Tucson council of social agencies report outlines summer group work plans. Fact finding will study city and suburban population, child demographics, and school and youth services. A leadership training program aims to train volunteers to guide youth in a democratic, productive life.
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Council of Social Agencies
C. D. Lopez
Tucson
Palmer Rogers
Robert Johnson
Elizabeth Howsare
YWCA
James Sidel
Pima County Association of Juveniles
Elizabeth Lovelace
The
Red Cross
Sarah Kirkpatrick
Catholic Charities
Wade
I. L. Wade
E. W. Palmer
YMCA
Emily Morrison
Robert Toronto
Alice Barner
P. S. Samano
Southside Presbyterian Church
Barnum Reappointed Randolph Park Golf Committee Chair
Park golf group led by Barnum W. E. Barnum, longtime Randolph park course committee member, is reappointed chair by Mayor E. T. Houston. Other reappointed members include C. A. Betts Fred A. Enke M. J. Van Vorst Julian H. Crutcher and Councillors Adams. Dino-era gastroliths polished stones found in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Barnum
Randolph Park
E. T. “Happy
Houston
C. A. Betts
Fred A. Enke
M. J. van Vorst
Julian H. Crutcher
S. T. Adams
Surprise Luncheon Honors University Leader At Pioneer Hotel
Pr. Alfred Atkinson president of the University of Arizona received a surprise luncheon from 20 local businessmen at the Pioneer hotel on Thursday. The event marked the proxy’s retirement after 10 years as head of the local university. Mayor E. T. Houston arranged the luncheon and Atkinson was surprised upon entering the hotel.
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Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
Pioneer Hotel
E. T. Houston
Atkinson
Death Claims Armstrong 85 Tucson Resident
William M. Pinky Armstrong 85 died in a Phoenix sanitarium Tuesday. Survived by wife Martha of 525 South Fourth Avenue and two brothers. A Southern Pacific retiree, he belonged to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Elks and Knights of Pythias. Services Friday 2 p.m. at Reilly's chapel with Elks officiating. Burial in Evergreen cemetery Elks plot.
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William M
Pinky) Armstrong
Tucson
Phoenix
Rushville
Knights of Pythias
Reilly’s Chapel
The
Elks
Evergreen Cemetery
Sheriff Martin Hospitalized for Bronchitis Under Penicillin Plan
Sheriff Jerry Martin lies in a veterans hospital receiving bronchitis treatment with penicillin injections. Because Undersheriff Maurice Guiney is in New York pursuing extradition for James De Leo, Grand theft, Chief Criminal Investigator John D. Anderson acts as sheriff.
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Jerry Martin
Veterans’ Hospital
Maurice T. Guiney
New York
James de Leo
John D. Anderson
Record Traffic Checks in Arizona Hit High Counts
The Arizona agriculture inspection station at Ehrenberg checked 2,040 autos in 24 hours on May 30 at a rate of one every 42 seconds. On the same day eight highways into Arizona recorded 6,226 inspections. May totals show 96,553 autos and 5,651 trucks, with April at 90,050 autos and 5,970 trucks. Highway 66 carried the heaviest tourist flow, and 5,353 autos were found carrying materials harboring pests and plant diseases.
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Arizona
Arizona Agriculture Inspection Station
Ehrenberg
Holbrook
Kingman
Yuma
Benson
Parker Justice Frank Ewing to Be Buried Thursday
Parker Arizona report states Frank Ewing 69 Parker justice of the peace died after an operation. Funeral services set for Thursday in Albuquerque with family announcement.
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Parker Justice
Parker
Ariz
UPR
Frank Ewing
Parker Justice of the Peace
Albuquerque
Two Sent To Jail To Await Trials
Two men faced federal charges after appearing before U. S. Commissioner Thomas H. McKay. Maxwell A. Steinberg of Tucson was charged with sending threatening letters to his estranged Chicago wife. arraignment set for Friday, bond $1,500, in Pima County jail. Marcos Palacios, 23, who was serving a 45 day sentence at a federal prison camp in the Santa Catalina mountains for illegal entry, escaped June 8 and was recaptured.
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Chicago
Pima County
Marcos Palacios
Santa Catalina Mountains
Escape case bound over after waiver of hearing
Tucenn Baily Citzen 2) waived preliminary hearing on an escape charge and was bound over to Pima county jail in default of $1,000 bond. He awaits further action by the federal grand jury.
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Pima County
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Montana
Dr. Atkinson
Armstrong
Sheriff Martin
Baum
Adamson
Stone
Grabe
Les Brown
Congress ST
U. S
Thomas H. McKay
Maxwell A. Steinberg
FBI
Newt
Gardner
Sixth Ave
Hawthorne Bikes
Hawthorne
Wards
Almanac
West
St. Johns, Arizona
Father O’donohue
San Diego
Lemon Grove Mission Rancho
Palomar MT
Pan Pacific Auditorium
Los Angeles
Lompoc
Summershield Now
Rose
Rex
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