Hubbard Ready To Build New Roads
Tucson engineer James R. Hubbard, famed for paving 42 miles of suburban roads for about $125,000, proposes 42 more miles at about $200,000 to curb desert dust. If funded in one year a bond of ~$200,000 is needed. two years may reduce bond needs. Hubbard runs for county supervisor in district 2 against R. H. Martin Noel Bernard and Lambert Kautenberger. He cites past successes including East Broadway and the first modern oil pavement in Arizona.
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Tucson
California
James R. Hubbard
Hubbard
R. H. Martin
Noel Bernard
Southern Pacific
Lambert Kautenberger
Blue Moon Dance Pavilion
New Mexico
East Broadway
Country Club Road
Campbell Avenue
North Maple Boulevard
Ft. Lowell Road
East Grant Road
East Speedway
North Wilmot Road
South Alvernon Way
North Country Club
A” Mountain
Tucson-Ajo
East Prince Road
Food drive head named state chair for Arizona
Sidney P. Osborn announced Ralph E. Noliner of Phoenix as state chairman for Arizona of the emergency food collection. He will work with Grady Gammage and Clyde Killingsworth who leads Phoenix area collection and provides the association facilities for the drive.
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Sidney P. Osborn
Ralph E. Noliner
Phoenix
Greater Arizona, Inc
Arizona
Noliner
Grady Gammage
State College At
Killingsworth
Arizona Retail Grocers’ Association
Canyon Visitors Hit New May Record At Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon National Park saw 42 545 visitors in May the highest monthly total since before the war. Auto entries totaled 40 092 with 1 471 by train 975 by bus and seven by plane.
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Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon National Park
Democrats At New Low GOP Prospects Rise
Washington reports Republicans claim Democratic prospects dropped after the Case labor disputes bill veto and the Supreme Court controversy. Senator Taft of Ohio says Democrats harmed themselves and warns these issues will linger into the 1948 campaign. The Jackson Black dispute further unsettles lawmakers as Truman elevates Vinson to chief justice.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Republican Steering Committee
Robert J. Jackson
Hugo L. Black
High Court
Fred Vinson
Limits of Pure Jet Propulsion Engines
A pure jet-propulsion engine can operate only within the atmosphere because it relies on ambient air for propulsion.
Vet Homes To Be Built Soon In Tucson Heights
The Tucson Heights division plans to build about 50 of 180 veteran homes soon with frames visible in weeks. Ground for the first 50 lots is staked, contractor Paul Broman has cement shortfall. a June 25 one carload target then two carloads weekly for 20 weeks to complete construction, with veterans seeking cement pledges from local dealers.
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Tucson Heights
Joe McKeown
Paul Broman
McKeown
Veterans’ Project
Serene Fountains Amid Turbulent Supreme Court
Washington observer notes the Supreme Court's beauty and calm amid public dispute between Justices Jackson and Black. He describes marble halls, tailored chairs for the justices, the Alabama marble interiors, and a cafeteria where he dined, noting the court's grandeur and subtle tensions.
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Supreme Court
Frederick C. Othman
Washington
U.P— T
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo L. Black
Congress
Beloved Baby Max Richard Remembered by Family
The Molina family thanks friends for kindness and flower gifts during the illness and death of baby Max Richard. Special gratitude to Alejandro Osuna Pedro Ramirez Jr Arnoldo Elias Leopoldo Longoria for support.
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Max Richard
Alejandro Osuna
Pedyro Ramirez, Jr
Arnoldo Elias
Leopoldo Longoria
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S. Sixth Ave
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Mrs
Raul Molina
N. Main
E. Congress
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Muriel Senators
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AMITY
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Wrisley
Fecen
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Arizona Brewing Company, Inc
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Saar As
Undertakers
Schilling
Sportsman
Seaforth Toiletries
King’s Men
L'Orle Toiletries
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