Hospital appoints Ralph Cain as business manager
R H Martin announces Ralph H Cain named hospital business manager start July 1 to reduce friction between hospital and county supervisors. Elizabeth Steelsmith to resign July 1. Dr F A Allen also resigns. Cain to decide indigent cases or refer to board. medical dept retains emergency determinations. Officials plan reorganization with next supervisor meeting July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Martin
Board of Supervisors
Ralph H. Cain
Martin
Cain
County Highway Department
Elizabeth Steelsmith
Steelsmith
F. A. Allen
Homer Boyd
G. T. Alley
Atly
Ajo
Sta
Boyd
Board
Highway Department
Supervisors
San Juan Day Theories Blasted By Old Files
Weather bureau data show San Juan day on June 24 has rarely seen measurable rain in 35 years of records. Even with dry skies Tucson communities recall dances and plaza fiestas, with past celebrations marking the start of the rainy season if rain falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Tucson
Oorwood
el Dor Ray
Henry Buehman
Old Pueblo
Memorial for Gustav Becker Proposed in Arizona
A senate approved resolution moves to the house to authorize placing a Gustav Becker memorial in Springerville Arizona on federal property. A bronze tablet on a stone marker with a concrete base would be funded by Springerville citizens for the late merchant builder and pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Springerville
Ariz
Gustav Becker
Senate
Federal Commission of Public Buld
Jap Floating Mines Signal Coast Warning
Seattle June 23. Shipping warnings from Pacific northwest and Alaska naval districts indicate floating mines from Japan are appearing in northern coastal waters. The 13th district confirms a Ketchikan Alaska warning and notes the Japanese current may carry mines toward the Alaska and U S west coast as observers investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Maclean
Seattle
U.P
Pacific
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
13Th Naval District
Rd Information Office
Ketchikan
Alaskan
Mariner
Japan
Aleutians
United States
13Th Naval District Headquarters
7Th Naval District
City Briefs Bond Drive Totals Hit Four Groups
Four Tucson Jewish groups report war bond sales totaling 152 800 with Tucson Jewish Welfare raising 68 000 Hadas Sah 43 875 Sisterhood of Temple Emanu El 32 275 and Anshei Israel 8 400. The groups will continue selling bonds through the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Jewish Organization
Tucson Jewish Welfare
Hadassah
Sisterhood of
Temple Emanu-El
Anshei Israel
Whichard Honored By Tucson Church Brotherhood Dinner
Rev. Walter H. Whichard, new assistant priest at St. Philips in the Hills, was honored at a Brotherhood of St. Andrew dinner at Old Adobe Patio attended by about 40 from Grace, St. Andrew's and St. Philips. The Tucson chapter, uniting three local churches, hailed Whichard and noted his prior service in Chase City Maryland. He will oversee work at Blenman community church school and lead plans for a Blenman parish house community center, continuing inter denominational efforts begun in 1942. The meeting featured remarks on Episcopalian unity and a corporate communion announced for St. Andrew's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Adobe
Walter H. Whichard
St. Philip’s-in-the-Hills
Francis T. Brown
Grace
St. Philips
Hills ‘Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's
Whichard
George Ferguson
St. Philip's
Blenman Community
Blenman
Ferguson
St. Philip’s
Dugan
Brotherhood
St. Andrew's Church
William W
Bill” Lucas
St. Lukes-in-the Desert
Neis T. Brown
Grace Church
C. E. Huntington
St. Lukes
Canned Goods Forecast For Civilians
Washington reports War Food Administrator Marvin Jones says civilian access to canned fruits vegetables and juices will increase modestly in 1945 46. However canned vegetables overall will be 10 to 15 percent lower than last year while fruit supplies stay about the same. A separate forecast notes slaughter quotas for non federally inspected plants may rise to ease rural meat shortages due to July cattle runs.
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Washington
War Food
Marvin Jones
Smallwood Named OPA Radio Industry Analyst in Washington
Eugene E. Smallwood, son of the late C. C. Smallwood of Tucson, graduate of the University of Arizona in 1930, has been appointed OPA price analyst for the radio industry in Washington. He leaves his post as supervisor of manufacturing engineering at RCA Victor in Bloomington, Indiana, to join the radio branch of the CPA durable goods division. Smallwood has been with RCA since March 1941 and is a Bloomington native who attended Tucson high school and the university after his parents lived at 1418 North Sixth Avenue.
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Eugene E. Smallwood
C. C. Smallwood
Tucson
University of Arizona
OPA
Washington, D. C
RCA Victor Company
Bloomington
Ind
Washington Post
CPA Durable Goods
RCA Company
Smallwood
North Sixth Avenue
The
University
Briefs Ordered In Water Case By Commission
The Arizona Corporation Commission ordered briefs from both sides in Monterey Water Co. petition to raise Mountain View Home sites Water Co. rates. Briefs due July 15, with 10 days for replies. Whitaker urged city-scale charges to provide a reasonable return, citing peak four-month demand and stand-by city water for about 10 users. Commission indicated no quick decision, promising thorough study of technical factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Corporation Commission
Monterey Water Co
Mountain View Homesites Water Co
Wilson T. Wright
William Petersen
R. D. Whitaker
Mountain View Company
Whitaker
A. E. Butterfield
Wright
Petersen
Jap Wounded Put To Death In Philippines
The MacArthur headquarters reports that of 82012 Japanese wounded in the Philippines many were killed by their own officers or forced to commit suicide. Evidence from Luzon and Manila shows orders for execution of sick and wounded. Some were beheaded, others shot, as commanders demanded mass deaths to satisfy battlefield needs.
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Manila
U.P
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest
Western
Pacific
Luzon
Baryambong
Cagayan Valley
Seventh Tank Regiment
58Th Independent Mixed Brigade
Defense Forces
Pima County Strives to Meet E Bond Quota
Pima county faces a shortfall of 475000 in the E bond quota as Fred Dragonette and local leaders urge Tucson residents to buy war bonds. Ahepa plans a June 29 dinner rally at Santa Rita hotel with a 300000 goal and multiple sales points listed for bond purchases.
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Pima County
Fred Dragonette
Tucson
Roy Drachman
Nick Hall
Santa Rita
Constantine Pappadeas
Chappell Star
Dragonette
J. W. Chappell
University At Arizona Stadium
Penny's
Jacome’s
Steinfeld’s
Sear’s
Montgomery Ward
Levy's Walgreen's
Whitehouse Department Store
Tucson Federal Savings and Loan
Rialto and Fox Theatres
Valley National Bank
Southern Arizona Bank
Makeover for Old Dress With New Contrast Sleeves
When sleeves are worn or torn, transform the garment by adding a new yoke and sleeves in a contrasting color. The alteration refreshes the dress while preserving the original silhouette and fit. Handles fabric compatibility and seam work for a neat finish.
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Tucson Fertilizer
Bermuda
6Th St
7Th Ave
L. C. Payne
Episcopal
Rev
the Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Home Office
Newark, N. J
Benjamin van Praag
W. Alameda
OPA In
Grandma Cakes
Langendorf
Beeman's Potato
Beeman’s
Tater
Tecson
Akiz
Tire and Battery Service
Billy Durazzo
William C. Wilson
Arizona
Tackett
Ferstmann
Woolens Cornwall Mills
Tooms
House Sheila of Stein
Scotland
W. Congress
Vaca
Plbg. & Metal CO
E. Toole
Rancho Santa Cruz
Doris Chente Eos
Tucson Road
Rie
Mexico City
Juarez
Parral
San Luis Potos
Shes
Lamsa Air Lines
Nogales
Sonora
Plaza and Internacional
Paso del Norte Hotel
el Paso
Texas
Poinsettias
Bouganvillas
Chrysanthemums
Ige
BBC Ver
Carl Monthan Nursery
S. E
St. Mary's Hospital
Fresno
Gouuthern
Arizona Bank & Ee Commane
Ftuuucebow
Ari
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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