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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

4

Lawyer Dowdall Seeks Democratic Nomination for State Legislature

Tucson lawyer Richard J. Dowdall announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to represent Pima County district No. 9. Born in California he moved to Mesa in 1936 and earned a University of Arizona law degree in 1954. Dowdall has worked in probation, as a credit union official, and as a law clerk while a member of the operating engineers union. He lives with his wife and three children at 361 East Alturas Street.

Richard J. Dowdall Tucson Pima County California Dowdall Mesa University of Arizona Law School

UA Dean Attends Berkeley Parley

A. L. Slonaker dean of men at the University of Arizona attends the annual conference of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators at the University of California Berkeley campus. The meeting, first in years in the West, runs this week and ends tomorrow.

A. L. Sionaker University of Arizona National Assn University of California At Berkeley Slonaker

Yule Decorations Shine in Heat on Milwaukee Avenue

In Chicago on Milwaukee Avenue the temperature neared 90 degrees as holly Santa Clauses brightened street lights. Merchants explained they hung early decorations to choose the best looks when the season arrives.

Chicago Mercury Milwaukee Avenue

Boundaries in Tucson area mapped for county hospital district

Representatives from a Tucson citizens committee told the State Hospital Advisory Council that boundary drawing is the next step toward forming a Pima County hospital district. They urged recognition of a bed shortage and discussed long range plans and potential bond funding.

Phoenix Tucson Pima County Allen Fite Tucson Community Council M. G. Wolfers Tucson Medical Center State Hospital Advisory Hospital Construction and Survey Council Jane H. Rider Arizona State Health Department Fite Miss Rider Pinal Yuma St. Mary's Hospital At Citizen's St. Mary’s Pima County Hospital

Action Withheld On Plea For Tucson Hospital Aid

The State Hospital Advisory Construction and Survey Council approved 550 000 for Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix and 43 590 to Yuma District No 1 from current funds. It delayed action on 750 000 for a 14 million St Marys Hospital Tucson addition until Hill Burton Act funding and matching funds are clarified. Mesa Southside District Hospital received 125 000 pending congressional funds. Nogales St Josephs Hospital would get 450 000 if federal money and local matching funds are available.

Phoenix State Hospital Advisory Construction and Survey Council Yuma Hospital Good Samaritan Hospital Yuma Good Samaritan Council St. Mary's Hospital Tucson Jane Ryder Arizona Health Department Mesa Southside District Hospital St. Joseph's Hospital Nogales

Griffen backs referendum for Tempe college status

Horace B. Griffen, one of three Republican governors candidates, urged letting voters decide on Tempe college status and possible name change to Arizona State University. He spoke at a Young Republican Club luncheon after touring Nogales, Sonora, and Arizona, stressing state unity and educational expansion. He favors constitutional amendment paths and notes the Legislature would likely refer the issue to the people.

Tempe Arizona State University Horace B. Griffen Griffen Tempe Alumni Association Young Republican Club Phoenix Arizona Board of Regents Nogales, Son Nogales Ariz Sonora

Estate Set At 550 601 For Crocker Heirs

Inventory of the Ruth H. Crocker estate, widow of San Francisco society, lists value at 550 601 75. She died in Tucson June 14 1955 from sleeping pills overdose and left her entire estate to her two children William Henry Crocker and Diana Crocker Redinton share and share alike. Bulk holdings include steel and cement stocks, local real estate, cash and jewelry. Executor is Atty Gerald Jones. son Atty James M Murphy filed probate papers.

Ruth H. Crocker San Francisco

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