Tucson and Los Angeles civic debates and local notices
A collection of brief items notes Tucson civic disputes over doors and a school project, a Los Angeles auditorium bond failure, YMCA camp fundraisers, and ads on public works. It mentions Phoenix budgets, Pima County overspending, pool contracts, and a New Tie Day salute.
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Los Angeles
Tucson
Oshkosh
Phoenix
Southern Pacific
West Speedway
Pima County
Superior Court
Women Breaks In Business Voices On Discrimination
Readers from West Congress street to Albuquerque weigh in on gender bias in business. Respondents include Mrs. Ben Hill and Miss Jeanne Davis arguing opportunity differs by individual merit, while Vinny Schwartz and Jack Wollard contend women prove themselves ready and discrimination is futile.
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West Congress Street
Jeanne Davis
Helen St
Jack Wollard
W. Franklin Jr
Saguaro and Papago New Year customs and a desert ode
The passage describes Papago New Year rituals tied to saguaro fruit, jam, and wine, then presents an extended ode to the saguaro with vivid imagery of its crown of white flowers and ruby fruits. It ends with ancient lines about fathers and a playful note on pinatas and stuffing.
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Saguaro
Way Out West with Esther Henderson
The piece describes Your-A the great Ute chief's named area nestled between peaks in a pear shaped valley. It notes rich silver lodes that spawned a town with quaint homes and buildings and mentions the Million Dollar Highway to Durango, famed not for cost but for gold bearing gravels along the road.
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Your-A
Durango
Road past Ouray to Silverton Reveals 14 Thousand-Plus Peaks
Travel narrative notes the San Juan highway through narrow winding passes with 14 peaks over 14,000 feet. It highlights Silverton’s mining history and lingering ramshackle charm. Dining at a venerable inn costs $1.80 for ham and eggs, served in a former saloon with a stove-first kitchen.
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San Juan Mountains
Silverton
Mail Your Answer To Landmarks Editor Challenge
Readers are urged to mail answers to the Landmarks Editor at the Tucson Daily Citizen. The earliest postmark wins five dollars with ties decided by draw. Include sender name and address.
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Landmarks
Tucson Daily Citizen
University of Arizona coach Lancet reflects on season and future
Frank Lancet, UA baseball coach, discusses the team’s national championship run, late losses by one run, and his philosophy of mixing power hitting with situational play. He recalls his career path from New York to Arizona, his coaching duties across fall football and winter basketball, and his advice to prospective players to finish degrees.
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Tucson
Omaha
University of Arizona
Arizona
Lancer
Lancet
New York
Liverpool
England
New York-Liverpool
Frank
Long Valley
Ariz
Glendale
Phoenix College
Tampa
Fla
Donnie Lee
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Carl Thomas
Lee
Russ Gragg
Jerome and Douglas
Fred Erke
John Riddick
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Army
Pvt. G. David Schine
McCarthy
Schine
McCarthy Subcommittee
Welch
Y’s Men's Club
YMCA
America
Ben Hill
N. Main St
Jerry Laswell
Don Henderson
E. 19Th St
Serviceman
Miss Davis
Margaret Parkhurst
W. Lincoln Jr
Sam Susler
Albuquerque
Vinny Schwartz
E. 17Th St
Mrs. Hill
Henderson
Mrs. Parkhurst
Susler
Schwartz
Wollard
Ruth H. Brammann
Dad
Diogenes
Robert Burton
Proverbs
Pinata
Esther Henderson
Ouray, Colorado
Deardorff
Geera Dogmar
Lance
Citizen
Frank Sancet
Dennis the Menace
Belis Hineco
Arizons
United Press Association
HE Audit Bureau OF Circulations
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