News in Brief from Tucson Pulse Pink Edition
News notes on a federal judgeship vacancy replacement prospects in Arizona led by Sen. Ernest McFarland, possible timing before November, and the President's appointment with Senate approval. Also local items include a Marine press release, DSC medal controversy, vernal hyperpyrexia explanation, backyard vacations trend, and political candidate activity in Pima County with five Republicans seeking District One supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Speakman
Arizona
Senate
Ernest W. McFarland
Barry Goldwater
McFarland
Congress
Ambitions of Tucson Children Share Simple Dreams
At Treehaven school on N Craycroft Road children reveal modest aims. Robbin Abe, five, wants to be a mommy like hers. David Crouse, four and a half, aims to be a carpenter. Heidi August, five, wishes to become a nurse.
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Venus
Tucson
Treehaven School
N. Craycroft Rd
Robbin Andria Abe
Madelyn Sue
David Crouse
Heidi August
Ronnie Bogard
Richie Brown
Way Out West With Esther Henderson
Esther Henderson’s Arizona tour covers Flagstaff Schnebley Hill Sedona and Stoneman Lake area routes. The piece blends travel notes on roads agaves and scenic overlooks with memories of trips from Tucson and Prescott and a childhood view of a Bold plan to photograph the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Henderson
Arizona
Tucson
Prescott
Jerome
Montezuma's Castle
Cathedral Buties
Schnebley Hill
Snibley
Oak Creek Canyon
Pump House Wash
Schnebley
Flagstaff
Sedona
Lake Mary
Mormon Lake
Hutch Mountain
Mormon and Mary
Stoneman
Stoneman’s Lake
Mund’s Park
Let's Get Summer Over With Quickly Gripe Page
The piece invites readers to submit printable castigations and poems about spring and summer, noting a spring poem by a contributor with four initials. It includes reader comments on slang stratty, a telegram contest confusion, and a discussion of historical notes about the telephone and Bell, with local humor and editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Speedway
State Highway Department
Britannica
Cole, Duff & Johansmann
Bell
Thomas Alva Edison
Tucson’s cactus expert keeps warnings and wonder in bloom
Tonia Crowninshield, a Yaqui-Maya cactus collector in Tucson, is described as possibly the only professional woman in the field. Her work spans Mexico, San Francisco, and European institutions, and she envisions Tucson becoming home to major cactus gardens open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Tonia Crowninshield
W. L. Crowninshield
University of Arizona
Mexico
Chapultepec
Botanical Gardens
San Francisco
Lafayette
Tonia
U. S
Santa Barbara
Calif
Sheays
University of Altona
Urse
Mule Ruckus in Cooney Saloon Ended With Sheriff’s Court
Arizona memory tale details a wild cattle crew passing through Cooney where a mule named and a drunken brawl at a saloon escalated. Sheriff Dan Becktall arrested the outfit after the bar tipping and breaking mirrors. The judge ruled the sheriff at fault and costs were dismissed. The crew rode out with 350 head of mavericks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeland
Joseph J. Roberts
SA Outfit
Cooney
Mike ‘Wolfe
Mike
Dan Becktall
Becktall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marine Public Relations
Camp Pendleton
Davis-Monthan
Robert H. Felix
National Institute of Health
Congressional Quarterly
Taft
Eisenhower
Sen
House
Gen
Richard Russell
Pima County
Thicyele Set
Robbin
David
Martha Summerhayes
John
Mund's Park
U.S
Stoneman Lake
Colorado
Winslow
Stoneman’s
Ronnie
Heidi
Richie
Karen
May Riley Smith
The
Citizen
Moses
Beth
Sun
U. F. H. Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Nell
Neck of the Woods
Arkansas
Senor
Tomers
Alexander Graham Bell
Don Ameche
Bruce Cole
W. Fred Duff
Urban F. Johansmann
East Chapel
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Encyclopedia Britannica
Watson
Tucson Daily
Ap Ts
Associa
the Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Joseph Roberts
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