Donors List Expanded for Scorpion Serum Drive
A new roster of donors appears including Jack L. Rowe and H. C. Mitchell among sanitary district workers and Tucson Newspapers staff. The list covers residents at multiple Tucson addresses and local businesses, with individuals such as Patsy Sullivan Diane Woods and Southwest Distributing Co. contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Se
Jack L. Rowe
E. Pima
Pima County Sanitary District No
H. C. Mitchell
Ethel K. Mulhausen
Ben
Eugene R. Molina
S. Fifth Ave
Southwest Distributing Co
E. Speedway
Georgean
Clogston
W. Jacinto St
Lillian Deibler
Soleng Tom to Be Installed Legion Commander in Tucson
Soleng Tom, Tucson merchant, will be installed as commander of Morgan McDermott post of the American Legion tomorrow at 8 p.m. Other new officers are Thomas Chambers senior vice commander Richard Evans junior vice commander Harry Harrington finance officer R E L Kite chaplain James Scott sergeant at arms Mrs Arthur Maclary historian Tim King executive committeeman and John Ayrand executive committeeman for Veterans hospital. John Stille will be installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soleng Tom
Tucson
Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Thomas Chambers
Richard Evans
Harry Harrington
R. E. L. Kite
James Scott
Arthur Maclary
Tim King
John Ayrand
Veterans Hospital
John Stille
Twin Boys 14 Still Missing in Catalina Mountains
Fourteen-year-old twins Leonard and Bernard Acton, sons of Mrs. Hortense Daily of 509 N Santa Rita Ave, were reported missing by the sheriff after leaving home Saturday night. The boys, known for running away before, were last seen in bed at about 8 p.m. and are believed to have bicycled toward the Catalina foothills. The mother called it a mystery why they are drawn to the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Leonard
Bernard Acton
Hortense Daily
Santa Rita Ave
Tucson Soldier among Nine Returning From Korea
Sgt. Louis P. Fetzer Jr. of 5044 Missiondale Rd is among nine Arizona soldiers coming home from Korea aboard the transport Sgt. Howard Woodford, due to dock in San Francisco. The ship carries 1,384 Korean War veterans en route for 30-day leaves under the army rotation plan. Other Arizonans include Corpl. Lewis P. Joaquin of Florence and Corpl. Charles A. Lopez of Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Fetzer Jr
Missiondale Rd
Arizona
Korea
Tucson
Howard Woodford
San Francisco
Army
Corp
Lewis P. Joaquin
Florence
Charles A. Lopez
Superior
Death Toll Reaches Three In Phoenix Highway Crash
The Sunday crash near Apache Junction claimed the lives of Arnold Mendoza, 15, Carmen Gonzales, 15, and Gus Morales, 21. Mendoza died at Mesa hospital, with his funeral home in line for arrangements. Surviving relatives include siblings and parents, while four other passengers recover. The vehicle departed the highway en route to Phoenix, highlighting the tragic toll on the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceses
Phoenix
Arnold Mendoza
Mesa
Southside District Hospital
Agen
Ralph J. Mendoza
33Rd St
Carmen Gonzales
Laws, Gonzales
S. 10Th Ave
Gus Morales
Gustavo G. Morales
Fourth Ave
Apache Junction
Florence
Mendoza
Brawlery
Calif
Benny
Virginia Valdez
Margaret Membrila
Rachel Mendoza
Richard Mendoza
Fireworks Display Will Be Huge Affair
Nearly a ton of material will be used by the Junior Chamber of Commerce in its fireworks display at the University of Arizona stadium on July 4. Materials are being developed into display units by Earl Billiter and Rudy Black. The show includes aerial bombs and a Hiroshima atom bombing representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
University of Arizona Stadium
Earl Billiter
Rudy Black
Air Force
Stanford Cal Poly Graduate Seven Tucsonians
Seven Tucsonians earned degrees in ceremonies at Stanford University and California Polytechnic College. Stanford graduates included Arthur A. Lovekin Jacqueline L Levy Kenneth M. Buswell Mark Lan Manning Hector H. Aiken and Forrest N. Barr. Harold J. Meyer earned an aeronautical engineering degree at California Polytechnic.
Add Deer To Flying Hazards
A United Airlines plane arriving from Chicago struck and injured a 15 pound buck deer on landing at Omaha Municipal Airport. The aircraft suffered no damage but police were forced to destroy the deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
United Airlines
Chicago
FBI Arrests Red Agents in Major Communist Sweep
Seventeen Communist party officials were rounded up by FBI agents in New York and Pittsburgh on charges of conspiracy to advocate forceful overthrow of the government. The arrests followed a Supreme Court ruling upholding Smith Act convictions of 11 top officials. All 17 face arraignment in New York federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Communist Party
FBI
New York
Pittsburgh
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
J. Edgar Hoover
Supreme Court
Hoover
Mrs Elizabeth A LaMar Industrialist Dies at 70
Mrs Elizabeth A LaMar former vice president of Great Western Fuse Co and LaMar Indicating Fuse Co died at 70 in her Tucson home 3920 E Elmwood Ave She was a Pittsburgh native who lived in Tucson 16 years and left a husband a sister two nephews and other relatives The two fuse factories were in Pittsburgh and were recently sold The obituary notes officers were in New York and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & Pm
Reilly
Elizabeth A. LaMar
LaMar
E. Elmwood Ave
Pittsburgh
Tucson
Great Western Fuse Co
New York
Los Angeles
LaMar City Acres
Ajoway
YMCA Chiefs Attend Parley in Cleveland Centennial Convention
Two Tucson YMCA officials Ashley I. Lohse and Clermont D. Lopez will attend the four day International YMCA centennial convention in Cleveland opening tomorrow. The event marks the 100th anniversary of the YMCA in the United States and Canada with over 5 000 attendees from about 1 780 associations. Lohse and Lopez will participate in forums on boys work World Services programs and workshops on interracial practices counseling. The text also mentions funeral services and burial handled by Reilly mortuary in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ashley I. Lohse
Clermont D. Lopez
Cleveland
Ohio
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Canada
Lohse and Lopez
Durden Elected Legion's Chief at Arizona Convention
John A. Durden of Phoenix was elected commander of the Arizona department of the American Legion at the closing session of the 1951 convention. He succeeds Ray Martinez of Phoenix. The conclave also elected vice commanders Lynn R. Kimmick of Winslow area 1 William Martin of Buckeye area 2 and James P. Christensen of Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
John A. Durden
Phoenix
Arizona Department
American Legion
Ray Martinez
Lynn R. Kimmick
Winslow
William Martin
Buckeye
James P. Christensen
Legion Bainville District News In Tucson
Ed Goldberg of Ray was re elected master at arms Helen Blakeless of Tucson was named president of the Legion auxiliary and past president Faye Dorsett of Mesa was named the auxiliary's executive committee woman Jenes area 3 Tim King Tucson area 4 Wednesday Evening June 20 1951.
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Jenes
Tim King
Tucson
Ed Goldberg
Ray
Helen Blakeless
The
Legion Auxiliary
Faye Dorsett
Mesa
Auxiliary
Population density estimates differ between China and the United States
It is estimated that China has about 180 people per square mile, compared with a lower figure for the United States, highlighting a gap in population concentration between the two nations.
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China
United States
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Scorpions
Judy
Mark Coil
Sam J. Williams
N. Winsterbird
G. H. Christensen
Treat
J. P. Manger
E. Fourth
NEW Legion
Thru Lumber & Building Material Dealers
Stanford
Cal Poly
Red
Steel Sash Southwestern Sash & Door Co
Broadway Auto Park
Life Stride
W. Congress
Eastside Realty
Smoot
N. Campbell
Multiple
YMCA
Reilly Mortuary
Budget Shop
PARK
Hotel Westerner
Durden
Legion
Larson Baily
AIO
Ati
S$ Store OF Friendly Service
Seersucker
Jacome
Evelyn Pearson Robes
Evelyn Pearson Pukker
Sandman
Little Miss
Orty
Sister
Scott
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