Barrymore Rites Draw Mere 250
A small audience of about 250 attended the last rites for Ethel Barrymore, 79, who died Thursday. Her body lay in a Calvary Cemetery mausoleum next to her brothers John and Lionel, as a crypt next to them was already occupied. Mourners included Billie Burke and Estelle Winwood. her children and pallbearers named.
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Hollywood
Ethel Barrymore
John
Lionel
Miss Barrymore
Calvary Cemetery Mausoleum
Billie Burke
Trene Dunne
George Murphy
Estelle Winwood
Samuel Barrymore Colt
John Drew Colt
Ethel Barrymore Colt Miglietta
Charles Brackett
Philip Dunne
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Orry Kelly
Herbert Bayard Swope
Neil McCarthy
Clyde Barton
Miss Barrymores
Cook Bound Over In Shooting
Earl Grant a 28 year old private school cook turned himself in after a shooting at the Charles Young American Legion Post in mid June. He faces assault with a deadly weapon and is held in County Jail on a 5000 dollar bond awaiting Superior Court. Ver nel Christopher 24 was shot in the upper abdomen and discharged from Pima County Hospital.
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Earl Grant
Superior Court
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Grant
E. 26Th St
Vernell Christopher
W. Silverlake St
Charles Young American Legion Post
Col Netcher Promoted to Commander of 320th Bomb Wing
Col Thomas G. Netcher of Davis-Monthan AFB is named commander of the 320th Bomb Wing at March AFB Riverside Calif effective immediately. The transfer was ordered by Maj Gen Archie J Old Jr commander of the 15th Air Force, succeeding Netcher who previously served as special assistant to Brig Gen Delmar E Wilson head of the 36th Air Division and as vice commander of the 43rd Bomb Wing at Davis-Monthan.
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Thomas G. Netcher
Davis-Monthan Afb
March Afb
Riverside
Calif
Netcher
Archie J. Old Jr
15Th Air Force
Davis-Monthan
Delmar E. Wilson
36Th Air Division
43Rd
Mission 66 Revives Tumacacori National Monument Project
Tumacacori 47 miles south of Tucson advances a Mission 66 upgrade with a $250000 program. New water and electrical systems include a 15000 gallon reservoir hydrants and piping while the museum gains display upgrades and a 500 square foot addition.
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Tumacacori National Monument
Tucson
Arizona
National Park Service
Tumacacori
Becker
San Juan's Day Rain Folklore Echoes Through Tucson
Weather lore clashes with forecasts as Tucson marks San Juan's Day. Records show rain on the date in 1934 1940 and 1954, but Tomorrow rain is doubtful. Locals recall old fiestas while many remember few showers. Carry an umbrella perhaps.
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Weather Bureau
San Juan
Mexico
Padre
San Juan A Bautista
St. John
Christ
Old Pueblo
Tucson
Adobe
Six Seconds For Exercise Ad Promotes 24 Second Daily Routine
An advertisement announces a July Reader's Digest feature from a German lab showing four exercises of six seconds each to boost muscle tone. It claims no gym equipment or expense is needed and markets the idea as a simple daily workout.
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Steinhaus
Reader's Digest
Symington Backed by Phoenix Democratic Committee
A Phoenix committee forms to back Missouri Senator Stuart Symington for the Democratic presidential nomination. Irving M. Snyder of Phoenix is named chairman of the group.
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Phoenix
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Irving M. Snyder
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