Jewelers Plan $40,000 Remodeling Expansion in Tucson
Grunewald and Adams jewelers at 60 East Congress Street announce a $40,000 remodeling and enlargement to start in July. The project will add a new Congress Street façade, deeper floor, a west extension behind the Zuni House, a larger sterling silver area, and new gift, optical, watch repair, and china and glassware departments. The plan follows the Sterling Silver club concept introduced in 1947 to broaden access to sterling silver by low payments, boosting local business and prompting national imitation.
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Grunewald & Adams
East
Congress Street
Arthur Grunewald
Sterling Silver Club
San Diego
Providence
Connecticut
Georgia
Grunewald
Tucson
Sterling
Morris Greenwald
Fred E. Adams
Greenwald & Adams
Mansfeld
Manning
Drachman
Ronstadt
Hereford
von KleinSmid
Jacome
Kitt
Rosk
Jeff Milton
Buffalo Bill Cody
Tenny
Dunseath
Litt
Corbett
Grunewald & Adams Jewelry
Young Democrats Hear Judge Johnson in Tucson Meeting
The Young Democrats of Tucson and the NE chapter will hear Judge J Mercer Johnson of Pima County Superior Court at 7 45 p m Thursday at the YWCA 738 North Fifth Avenue. Enos Shaffer says it is the last meeting before state convention in Tucson June 25 and 26.
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Young Democrats of
Tucson
J. Mercer Johnson
Pima County
Superior Court
YWCA
North Fifth Avenue
University of Arizona
Enos Shaffer
Young Democrats
Warrants Called In Two School Districts
Warrants on Amphitheatre district No 10 registered May 29 1948 with interest from call date and Amphitheatre high school district No 4 through May 20 were called for payment Thursday, per county treasurer Louis E Young. Grunewald plans remodeling completion about Sept 1 with store reopening details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Young
Amphitheatre School District No. 10
Amphitheatre High School District No. 4
Purple Heart Elects Durden Commander at Arizona Convention
John A. Durden of Phoenix was elected state commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart at the sixth annual convention on East Broadway. Ted Katzorke of Tucson was succeeded as commander as delegations from Phoenix and Flagstaff attended, with officers elected for senior and junior vice commander finance officer adjutant sergeant at arms service officer judge advocate and other posts.
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John A. Durden
Phoenix
State Department
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Durden
Ted Katzorke
Tucson
MOPH
VFW
East Broadway
Flagstaff
Wilson M. Roush
John Stanevich
E. F. Coe
John Hunter
William Burns
J. H. Moeur
Tom Donahoe
Ted Bloom
Michael Halladay
Joe M. Klein
William Culver
Warren Phillips
Sister Mary Bertrand Funeral Time Changed
A mass for Sister Mary Bertrand of the Mother Seton Sisters of Charity moves to 9 a.m. Wednesday from Tuesday. The service at SS. Peter and Paul marks her teaching years 1934 to 1939. she died in Phoenix Monday. The body goes to Seton Hill Pennsylvania for burial.
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Mary Bertrand
Mother Seton Sisters of Charity
SS. Peter & Paul
Phoenix
Seton Hill
GOP Invades Philadelphia for Taft Campaign Push
June 15 Philadelphia A R The Republican convention arrangements committee met for final plans. Taft for president manager Clarence J Brown forecasts 312 votes on the first ballot if needed while Dewey backers claim Dewey leads on the first ballot. Carroll Reece criticizes Truman as aligned with the Pendergast machine. Gallup poll shows Dewey favored by party members. Brownell asserts the leader in delegates is hard to beat.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Philadelphia
A.R
Republican National Convention Arrangements Committee
Truman
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Herbert Brownell
Thomas E. Dewey
Brownell
Carroll Reece
Republican National Committee
Pendergast Machine
Kansas City
Senate
Republican Party
Dewey
Hill Fined And Sentenced To Prison For Prostitution Earnings
Everett Hill of 227 South Meyer Street was sentenced to one to two years in an estate prison and fined $500 for receiving money from a prostitute. Judges called the offense detestable and despicable as Hill stood silent during sentencing after a one day jury trial. The defendant, previously convicted of assault and robbery in New York, was on a 30 year parole at arrest on April 2.
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Everett Hill
South Meyer
Wilson
New York State
New York
Hill
Superior Court
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Venetian Blind CO
East 19Th St
Greyhound
E. Broadway
Purple Heart
AVIA
Nel
AMT
Prima Bismarck Brewing CO
Chicago
B. C. Kemp Distrib. CO
E. Toole
Sister Mary Bertrand
Gop
Gilpin Airport
Ro Car Ees
Arizona
Charter Service
Mercury
S. 6Th Avenue
Livingston Motors
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