Memorial Park Opens South of Tucson
San Xavier Memorial park, about three miles south of Tucson, has opened with more than $25 000 spent on initial development. Over 200 lots are already sold as plans call for a $100 000 full development including chapel administration building mausoleum and curbs with piped water sprinklers and palm lined avenues. W A Morrison secretary and general manager praises decades in cemetery work.
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San Xavier Memorial Park
Tucson
L. D. Shumway
The
Southwest Cemeteries, Inc
Rodeo Grounds
Southwestern Cemeteries
W. A. Morrison
Morrison
Paul V. Sawyer
Bilby and Shoenhair
Real estate sales surge in Tucson trust report
The Arizona Trust Co reports broad activity in Tucson over 22 working days with Edward Vander Vries noting diversified transactions. Numerous transfers involve acres and residences including Rancho Angele adjacencies, Colonia Solana lots, Miracle Mile and Speedway area properties, with buyers listed as individuals or with withheld names.
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Tucson
Arizona Trust Company
Edward Vander Vries
Albert Steinfeld
Nan Collins
Santa Cruz River
Rancho Angele
Antonio Sanchez
Irma Tracil
Arthur A. Tannenbaum
East Speedway
Elizabeth March Marshall
Pat Lester
East Third Street
F. H. Plaisted
R. H. MclIlhenney
East First Street
Laurence Allderdice
Edward Hayden
Colonia Solana
W. P. Wylie
Plumer
Mabel
L. C. Anderson
Mabel Florence Wood
Speedway
Alvernon Way
Alford Avenue
W. E. Barnum
Paul Roca
Miracle Mile
Helen Picard
Marie Currier
Buena Vista Apartments
Shifty River Islands Drift Downstream With Currents
Islands in a river continually move downstream as the current erodes the upstream end and drops sediment at the downstream end, driven by rock outcrops and flow dynamics.
Cuban crackers use hydrogenated cottonseed oil
A report indicates that hydrogenated cottonseed oil is being used in the manufacture of crackers in Cuba. The item notes the ingredient’s role in the production process and implies possible implications for consumer products in the region.
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Cuba
A Distinguished Modern House Pattern Number 1404
Modern house description highlighting open plan with back rooms, abundant sunlight, and flexible upstairs bedrooms. Recommends copper roofing and brass or copper water lines. notes termite protection and copper shields. Complete plans and scale model offered for $1 with order details through Ladies' Home Journal or the newspaper.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Outdoor Living Room May Give Much Pleasure
A guide from Guy Monthan nurseries explains creating an outdoor living room as a privacy focused, affordable extension of the home. Night lighting and comfortable furnishing enable use during hot weather, with deciduous and evergreen planting schedules noting dormancy and seasonal timing for safe transplanting.
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Guy Monthan Nurseries
Business Figures Continue Increase
Total clearing house transactions for the week ending June 25 were 3 356 284 dollars, reported by Fred A Dragonette, manager of the Tucson Clearing House association. This compares with 2 752 020 dollars for the same week last year. Total bank debits the past week were 3 251 785 dollars, up from 2 692 160 dollars a year ago.
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Fred A. Dragonette
Tucson Clearing House Association
Concrete Products Furnishes Tile for Brentwood Homes
Concrete Products company awarded contract to supply concrete tile for ten houses in Brentwood subdivision by Volney Bell and associates. C. J. Wilkerson announces progress. nineteen of twenty homes now use concrete tile. Masonry nears completion. roofs finished on several. Brentwood lies north of El Encanto Estates across Broadway from San Clemente. Built by Mastercraft Builders.
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The
Concrete Products Company
Brentwood
Volney Bell and Associates
C. J. Wilkerson
el Encanto Estates
Broadway
San Clemente
Mastercraft Builders
Northern Ireland Records Seventeen Thousand Blackout Offenses
Northern Ireland reports 15,589 convictions for blackout offenses last year, reflecting ongoing enforcement in wartime era. Authorities note persistent violations despite penalties and public safety campaigns.
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Northern Ireland
Apartment House Changes Owners on South Sixth and 21st
A deed filed with Pima County Recorder Anna Sullinger shows the sale of an apartment building at South Sixth avenue and East 21st street for about 15000. Former owners were Helene Picard trustee for the Julian Picard estate and Robert G. Picard. New owner is Marie G Currier of New York. Arizona Trust Company directed the transaction.
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South Sixth Avenue
East 21St Street
Anna Sullinger
Pima County Recorder
Helene Picard
Julian Picard
Robert G. Picard
Marie G. Currier
New York
Arizona Trust Company
Ancient Tuscarora Masonry Preserved at Magazine Springs
The Tuscarora Indians built distinctive masonry long before European settlement. Some walls and structures remain in fine preservation at Magazine Springs, North Carolina, while a Shanghai plant uses an air conditioned process to produce glue.
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America
Magazine Springs
N. C
Shanghai
China
Pioneer’s Ashes To Be Scattered On Mountains
The 85 year old pioneer Thomas Jefferson Johnson died in Wickenburg and will have his ashes scattered on the Graham mountains where he ranched. A native of San Antonio he moved to Arizona in 1880 settling near Fort Grant and later owned the Eureka Springs Cattle company north of Willcox. He is survived by his wife two daughters and a son.
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Wickenburg
Thomas Jefferson Johnson
Arizona
Graham Mountains
Johnson
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Grant
Graham County
Eureka Springs Cattle Company
Willcox
Inquest Planned For Mine Death Near Florence
An inquest was to be held into the death of Conrad S. Frank 51 of Bernalillo New Mexico killed when a derrick fell on a copper mine 14 miles east of Florence. He was replacing a support cable at the time of the accident.
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Florence
Conrad S. Frank
Bernalillo
N. M
Frank
Waterfowl Population Doubles in Five Years
The migratory waterfowl population of the United States is now estimated at 65,000,000 and has more than doubled over the past five years, indicating a strong rebound in duck and geese numbers across habitats.
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United States
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