Tucsonians Hold Key Roles In State Government
A majority of Arizona’s top boards and commissions include Tucsonans nine members in total. Growth in political activity is noted among Republicans and younger Democrats, with figures like Carl Muecke and several Tucson appointees shaping policy in health welfare power and public utilities.
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Thea
Blain Iva
Howard Pyle
Dan E. Garvey
Sidney P. Osborn
Good Start One
Tucson
Louis J. Felix
T. D. Romero
Arizona Industrial School For Boys
Ft. Grant
Felix
Dr. N. D. Houghton
Robert Fish
Arizona Power Authority
Jack Sakiison
Unemployment Compensation Board
Pyle
University of the State
Carl Muecke
University of Arizona Law
Muecke
Arizona Times of Phoenix
Arizona Legislative League
League
Cactus Line
Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Arizona Edison Co
Commission
Arizona
Coconino
Navajo
Apache
Mohave
J. P Ward
Saudi Arabia Seeks Oilmen for Heavy Industrial Construction
A Middle-East, Inc. representative in Tucson seeks skilled laborers for a Saudi Arabia oil field project. Job roles include carpenters, crane operators, electricians, mechanics, pipe fitters, and field engineers. Salaries start at $500 with board and lodging. Applications accepted at the federal employment service, 110 S. Sixth Ave., via Jack Cooney of Middle-East Fluor subsidiary.
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Middle-East, Inc
Tucson
Saudi Arabia
Federal Employment Service Office
S. Sixth Ave
Jack Cooney
Middle-East
Fluor, Inc
Cooney
Kindheartedness To No Avail As Little Joe Dies
In Yuma on June 19 53 year old Joe Medina died after cancer of the bladder proved fatal. Residents had raised 1350 to fund hospital treatment with specialists in Mercy hospital San Diego before his return to Yuma general hospital on June 1.
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Little Joe
Yuma
Joe Medina
Kindhearted
Yumans
Joe
Mercy Hospital
San Diego
Yuma General Hospital
YMCA Opens Third Citizenship Class Next Week
The YMCA will start its third citizenship class of the year next Monday under John D. ONeill a Tucson high school instructor. Sessions run 7 30 evenings Monday and Wednesday for six weeks with registration at 125 W Congress St. The program covers federal state and municipal government operations and has graduated about 1200 participants in 50 prior classes.
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Ymca Today
John D. O'Neill
Tucson
YMCA
W. Congress St
Scorpion Fund List Indicates New Donors
A local donor list for the Citizen's Scorpion Serum fund includes Bricklayers Union No. 1 Ernest L. Molina and numerous individuals such as Stella C. Masek, Mrs. E S Gallinger, Mary Pearl Floyd, Reaume Loebe family, and Bobby and Brian Cohen. Other contributors include Beaudry Motor Co and the Auxiliary to Tucson Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. Three anonymous donors also appear on the list.
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Bricklayers, Masons and Tile Setters Union No. 1
Ernest L. Molina
Rt. 8
Grandma Rothberger
Jaffe
Clara Lefcowitz
Eva Pitlock
Fanny Brod
R. B. Edwards Jr
Warren
F. R. Knapp
Beaudry Motor Co
Stella C. Masek
Arroyo Ico
L. D. Sprague
la Mirada Pi
Nina Lewis and Marshall
Winters
C. H. Corey
Veterans Hospital
Joseph Rodriguez
Tucson
H. C. Rudolph
Tucsonian Charged In South Portland Robbery
Deane H. Lathrop Jr. 17, of 3538 St. Ninth Ave, charged with aggravated assault in a grocer holdup in South Portland, Me. Philip A. Notts, 49, struck with a bottle during the clash as he repelled the attacker. Lathrop was reported AWOL from Camp Roberts, Calif.
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Deane H. Lathrop Jr
St. Ninth Ave
South Portland
Philip A. Notts
Lathrop
Camp Roberts
Calif
State Board Rep Miss Lucia Allyn to Speak at Nurses Meeting
Miss Lucia Allyn, a Phoenix registered nurse and state board member, will address the Tucson Association of Practical Nurses at 7 30 p m Thursday. All practical nurses may attend. The nurses registry at 1011 N Tyndall Ave is open with association service information available.
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Lucia Allyn
Phoenix
State Board of Nursing Education
Tucson Association of Practical Nurses
Nurses’ Registry
N.tyndall Ave
Cuban Death Case Studied
Havana reports an autopsy ordered to illuminate the murder suicide case involving U S Marine Sgt Robert J Sheldon and Cuban night watchman Augustine Fernandez at the U S embassy. Police lab chief Diaz Padron cites lack of third‑party evidence and a paraffin test suggesting the sergeant fired the gun.
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Havana
U. S
Robert J. Sheldon
Parishville
N. Y
Augustin Fernandez
Jose Diaz Padron
Police Crime Laboratory
Sheldon
Diaz Padron
Nebraska tavern law tied to soup brewing rule
A historical Nebraska notice states it is illegal for tavern proprietors to sell beer unless a kettle of soup is brewing. The quirky regulation reflects period societal norms and enforcement practices.
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Nebraska
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Health, Welfare and Correction Department
Clarence G
Salsbury
Welfare Board
Robert C. Bohannan Jr
Dr. Salsbury
New Capitol Annex
State Health Department
Granada
Meees Merde Reece
SY Bob Brooks
Scorpion
Citizen's
Scorpion Serum Fund
Tucsonian
State Board
Parker-Kerr
N. Stone
Kapok Catalina Furniture Co
N. Campbell
Jantzen
Park Ave
N. Park Ave
East Pennington St
M. A. Wuerschmidt
Turson Baily Citizen
Iaae
Bendix
Congress Grabe
Antitrust Division
Washington
Standard of
California
West Coast
Lixe
Standard Oil Company of
San Francisco 20
Standard Oil Company of California
Standard
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