Majority Favors Owning Business in National Survey
George Gallup reports that about two thirds of Americans would prefer to own a business and assume the risks rather than work for others. Veterans show especially strong interest in self employment, with eight in ten favoring their own ventures. Occupation affects outlook, with white collar and professional groups most optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Institute
The
Aia
Harsianaennins
Ion
United States
Henry Ford
Wine Belongs In Grocery Stores Says Nation’s Grocers
John W. King Jr. of Fresno told the National Association of Retail Grocers convention in San Francisco that wine has a natural place in grocery stores. He noted Californians drink about one third of the state's wine production and that wine and spirits sales are a key profit element for retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John W. King Jr
Fresno
Calif
National Association of Retail Grocers
King
California Retail Grocers’ Association
National Association
Lions Install New Officers at Thursday Banquet
Lions Club held its installation of officers at the Pioneer hotel Thursday evening. J Will Howell served as master of ceremonies. Dan Kinerk succeeded W R DuBois as president with James Williams Ray Marsh Jack Underwood and others named to key posts. Howell and Bert Musten co chaired the banquet and dance planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Pioneer
J. Will Howell
Lions International
W. R. du Bois
Dan Kinerk
DuBois
James Williams
Ray Marsh
Jack Underwood
M. J. Hatalla
Bert Hatcher
Carl O’dowd
Alvin Arth
William Puelle
Pete Waggoner
Kirk Brookshire
Howell
Bert Musten
State Asks Buy and Resell Surplus Housing to Veterans
Phoenix June 27 Rep. R. D. Searles of Maricopa county introduced a bill to let Arizona purchase surplus housing facilities for resale to veterans. The plan follows a Kelly recommendation and would allocate 25000 dollars to Kelly’s office as a revolving fund to run the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
R. D. Searles
Maricopa County
State of Arizona
Robert O. Kelly
Kelly
Artificial Hand Is Hard To Tell By Soldiers And Civilians
Three Guam native girls at the U.S. Navy amputee training center in Mare Island California parade in rehabilitation attire. Cmdr Thomas Canty notes two have artificial legs while one has a newly fitted hand, colored by the wearer to show its use. The center reports 90 percent recovery of military amputees and urges expanding civilian access to similar rehabilitation facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Mare Island
Calif
Guam
U. S. Navy Yard
Navy
Cmdr
Thomas J. Canty
Canty
Rosie
Uncle Sam
Llegs
U. 8
America
Amputee Limb Production Cuts Costs and Training Time
Canty notes mass production halves limb costs from 250 to 73 dollars and says training an amputee to wear and use the new limbs can take up to six months. He argues the program is worth the expense to prevent dependence on family or government relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canty
Local Market Directory Listings Across Tucson Area
A compact compilation lists markets cafes lounges hotels and inns in central Tucson and nearby streets including Mission Inn Drachman and 1st Avenue Congress Plaza Broadway Stone 6th Avenue Speedway 4th Street 6th Avenue and 2nd Street. Businesses such as No Way Market O K Cafe The Palms Tow's Market and The Hitching Post appear with street addresses.
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HE_NARKET
Third Street
Third Avenue
Peet’s Soap
Glick
Hunt’s Pears
Utah
Arizona
Nogean LO
Avondale
Swift
Morrell
C Armour
R. I
Gulf OF Mexico
Astern
Tidmarsh
North Main
Nakes
Wim EL
Kodas Aid
Ajewelers Roy
J Ycrescent
Soulova
Rae Dy
Sunbeam Electric
Ewelers
Crescent Jewelers
Koppitz
Michigan
N. Stone
Arizona Liquor Store
Meyer
A Mountain Grocery
Apache Cafe
E. Broadway
Broadway Liquor Store
Big Hat
Oracle
Blue Moon Ruins
Oracle Rd
S. Convent
Broadway Village
E. Joe
Bob’s Drive Inn
S. Park
Charlie Fowler
Congress Tap Room
E. 10Th
Cecil’s Market
Congress
Calvera Place
Stone
Colonial Club
W. Pennington
Catalina Drug
N. Campbell
Desert Trailer Market
Casa Grande Hwy
Dixie Drive Inn
Donkey Inn
Benson Hwy
el Rancho Grande
el Morocco
el Presidio Hotel
Ernie’s
Speedway
Wilmot
Garrilee’s
Toole Ave
Green Lantern
Ginling Restaurant
Greenwald Drug
Independent Grocery
Joe Tang
Joe Wee
N. Main
Jockey Club
Silverlake Rd
Kip’s Hanger
Kadian’s Liquor Store
la Concha
S. Meyer Lantern Buffet
la Pasadita Drive
la Jolla
Lee Ho
S. Meyer
Little Gem
Midtown Market
S. Stone
Manhattan Club
Mission Drug
E. Speedway
Mission Inn
Ajo Rd
Mission
Drachman & 1St
O. K. Cafe
W. Congress
Ozark Cafe
S. 6Th
O. K
the Palms
Pankey’s
E. Grant Rd
Paddock
Rio Rita Gardens
Rainbow Cafe
Ray’s Buffet
Jaynes Station
Rillito Tavern
Rillito, Arizona
Scott’s Liquor Store
N. 4Th
North Stone Pharmacy
Stone & 3Rd
Soreng Drug
Sunshine Market
Santa Fe Buffet
Shamrock Cafe
Stone Drug
Stone Ave. Market
South Sixth Pharmacy
6Th Ave
Seporito’s Market
E. Speedway Town House
S. Scott
Tally Ho Lounge
Tip Inn Cafe
3 Mile Cafe
Benson Hwy. W. & L. Liquor Store
Wagon Wheel
Kalil Distributors
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