Miss Pima County Promotes National Hot Dog Month
Carroll Steger 18 the beauty queen chosen Miss Pima County in March joins national promo for National Hot Dog Month July A photo of Carroll in western garb atop a rail fence eating a hot dog will grace the official brochure of the National Hot Dog Association and be sent to more than 5 000 U S meat packers and to travel editors via the Tucson Sunshine Climate Club headed by Chuck Arnold.
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U. S
Carroll
Chuck Arnold
Tucson
Divers Recover Sailors Skeleton From U-853 Wreck
Skindivers recovered the skeleton of a crewman from the forward torpedo room of the sunken Nazi submarine U-853 off Block Island Rhode Island. Burton H. Mason of Trumbull Conn says the remains wore a leather jacket and sweater and will be shipped to Germany for burial with other sailors.
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Block Island
R.I
UPI
Burton H. Mason
Trumbull
Conn
Rhode Island
Germany
Randolph Park Drops Fire Station Plan In Favor Of Park Site
City Council moved the proposed East Side fire station from Randolph Park to a site on Alvernon Way opposite Whittier Street while weighing East Side coverage. Homer warned the park location would waste taxpayers funds and reduce fire protection, with insurance underwriters backing that view. The council also rejected a dedicated DAR genealogical reading room in the library, proposing a segregated genealogical section instead.
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East Side
Randolph Park
City Mar
Porter Homer
Homer
Tucson Public Library
Timrod St
Irving Ave
Country Club Heights
San Clemente
City Hall
Broadway
Alvernon Way
Whittier Street
Randiph Park
National Board of Fire (Insurance
San Francisco
Roadway
Columbus Blvd
DAR
Council
Police Conclave Voice Against TV and Comics
Arizona law officers at the Fraternal Order of Police 23rd annual convention in Hiway House urged writers of TV shows and comics to curb violence and crime glamorization. They criticized private eyes and criminals in media and promoted realism in entertainment. Morris Udall and local officers were among speakers and honorees as sessions, a fashion show, dinner, and dance followed.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Hiny House
Arizona State Lodge
Arizona
Hiway House
Fraternal
Order of Police
Lloyd Vath
Tucson Lodge No. 1
Tombstone
Cochise
America
Vath
Morris K. Udall
Pima County
Tucson
Paul H. Bohardt
Frank Keefe
Joseph Weinzapfel
Parley McNeill
Bohardt
Bernard L. Garmire
Evanston
Ill
Walter Bolton
Lynn Zunno
Brill Sentenced Five Years for Heroin Smuggling
A Tucson baker Robert Hugo Brill, 28, was sentenced to five years in federal prison for illegally importing heroin. He admitted smuggling 3 grains at Nogales after his arrest May 23 and had previously pleaded guilty to burglary in 1959, receiving two years probation. Brill aided in the Ed Little narcotics case as a key witness. The article also notes separate federal actions: James C. Barney, 31, received three years probation for marijuana smuggling. Armand La Rue Cluff, 30, given five years probation for theft of government property. Willis L. Moody, 45, one year for a Dyer Act violation.
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Tucson
Robert Hugo Brill
U.S
Brill
S. 9Th Ave
United States
Nogales
Westside
31St St
Ed Little
Little
James A. Walsh
James C. Barney
E. 5Th St
Barney
Nogales Jan
Armand la Rue Cluff
Pima
Ariz
Safford
Willis L. Moody
Indianapolis
Knightstown
Ind
Globe
Headaches Top Cause of Absenteeism in Minnesota
ST PAUL Minnesota UPI Headaches are the leading cause of absenteeism from office and industry in Minnesota according to the Minnesota State Medical Association Physicians report headaches are the most complained of ailment and patients spend more trying to cure them than any other disease and it is a major burden on workers.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Minnesota State Medical Association
Tot Duds Sell Hot This Year Variety Says
Variety Store Merchan diser reports three quarters of baby clothes will be bought as gifts this year. The total sales expected reach 375 million of the 500 million dollars overall baby apparel market.
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New York
UPI
Flowing Wells District awards bonds and school contracts
The County Board of Supervisors awarded a $75,000 Flowing Wells School District bond contract to J. A. Hogle & Co with a bid of 3.9773 percent. Other bidders were Ref nes Ely Beck & Co and The First of Arizona Co. Additional awards include a $6,075 pump and tank contract for Fickett Junior High, won by Carl Pistor, and a $86,137 Flowing Wells High School gym addition awarded to J. A. Binns. Amphitheater School District authorizes $27,000 for a nine acre Riverside Terrace site. Manzanita Manor annexation hearing postponed to July 5. Maria Manor Improvement District authorized $13,222 in bonds.
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Flowing Wells
County Board of Supervisors
J. A. Hogle & Co
Refnes, Ely, Beck & Co
Arizona Co
Fickett
Carl Pistor
Ronstadt Hardware Co
Pistor
J. A. Binns
Amphitheater
Riverside Terrace
Manzanita Manor
Garden City
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Stone Avenue
Congress Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
By Tommy Thompson
Atma
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Baum & Adamson
N. Stone
Alvernon
Universal
1St Ave
INGE
Westinghouse
Robbin Winder
Morse Sewing Center
E. Broadway
Hogle
Maria Manor
S. 6Th Ave
Southgate Shopping Center
Amphi Plaza
E. 22Nd St
DRY Cleaners
Tucson Linkgnervice 51
Tucson Warehouse
TU KE
Mayelownn
East Broadway
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