University of Arizona seeks 700000 for student union building
The University of Arizona announces plans for a $700,000 student union building to centralize activities. A fund drive will run from November to February, with construction hoped for as early as wartime restrictions allow, and Roger Holden to direct the campaign from campus offices.
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University of Arizona
A. L. Slonaker
B. G. Thompson
Tucson
Howard T. Beaver and Associates
Chicago
Ill
Roger C. Holden
Colorado Springs
Colo
American Red Cross
Y.M.C.A
Phoenix
Holden
University Board of Regents
Association of College Unions
Associated Students Organization
Michael Hare
Slonaker
University
Jean Webster
Eleanor Coleman
Rayma Babbitt
Flagstaff
Three Speak At Forum On U S Medicine
A Pima County Republican club forum at the YWCA featured three speakers debating the Wagner Murray Dingell bill now before Congress. Wade Church argued for health insurance based on formal principles, while E M Furrey and Dr Ludwig Lindberg opposed it citing independence and medical authority concerns. Moderator J C Grant led about 150 attendees through a lively exchange on socialized medicine and health policy.
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YWCA
Republican Club
Pima County
E. M. Furrey
Furrey
Lindberg
American Medical Association
Doctors’ Guild
New York
The
Medical Association
Dr. Lindberg
Association For the Bettering
John L. Lewis
United States
J. C. Grant
Chamber of Commerce
Slight Gain Reported In E Bonds Drive In Tucson
War bond sales in Pima county showed modest progress toward the drive's goal with a reported 28000 yesterday. A July 4 rally at University Stadium will feature fireworks and admission by war bonds or stamps for children. Notable guests include Lt. William A. Hewett of the Eighth Air Force and Ahepa fraternity members hosting events at Santa Rita hotel and Plaza Theatre premiere attendees.
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Pima County
Alianza Hispana Society
Plaza Theatre
Congress Street
Belgium
Downs Ingram
G. M. Bates
James P. Boyle
Alex Jacome
Walter Murphy
Jaycees
University Stadium
Tucson
Arizona Shipped 4615 Carloads Of Carrots This Season
Arizona has shipped 4615 carloads of carrots this season, compared with 3052 for last year’s crop. Shipments will continue for a week or ten days, but in smaller quantities.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Auto Dealers To Be Given OPA Permits
Robert Brookes announces that dealers in warranted used autos motorcycles and trucks must file with the local price division of the OPA by Aug 1 to sell at ceiling prices. After Aug 1 only those with OPA permission may transact warranties and must prove adequate repair facilities.
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OPA
Robert Brookes
Brookes
Regulation Tightens Blank Approval for Dealers
The Office of Price Administration in the local area announces a new regulation requiring all dealers to obtain written approvals by August 1. Authorizations previously issued to dealers are automatically revoked by this rule and blanks must be procured at the price panel office in the federal building.
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Price Panel
OPA
Tucson Man Is Among Dead On War List
The War Office casualty roll lists eight Arizonans with one Tucsonan. Wounded: Dewey Houston Eloy J W Northern Chandler Earl Eugene Sanford Phoenix Jimmie Gatlin Webb Fort Huachuca Dead: Sgt Ygnacio O Dominguez Phoenix Pacific: Pfc Le Roy H Ware Tucson Pvt James B Branch Phoenix Pvt Ralph H Gavette Phoenix
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Dewey Houston
USNR
Nora Mae Watson
Eloy
J. W. Northern
George W. Northern
Chandler
Earl Eugene Sanford
Charles Hamilton Sanford
Phoenix
Jimmie Gatlin Webb
Jimmie Webb
Ft. Hauchuca
Ygnacio O. Dominguez
Guadalupe Dominguez
le Roy H. Ware
Helen R. Ware
Route 3
Tucson
James B. Branch
Jewel Branch
Ralph H. Gavette
Eddie R. Gavette
Prison Term Is Given Waitress For Slaying
Elizabeth Neal 22, a Phoenix waitress, was sentenced to seven to ten years in state prison after being convicted of manslaughter for shooting to death Ellsworth Bolard 28 at his home on April 16 in Phoenix.
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John C. Bridger
USNR
R. C. Bridger
North Euclid Avenue
Robert
Bridger
Central Pacific Area
Commander Aircraft Pacific Fleet
Navy
Phoenix
Elizabeth Neal
Ellsworth Bolard
Sowerby Dog Reunited After Daily Citizen Appeal
Cardinal the champion Red Setter owned by Dr and Mrs Fred Sowerby disappeared from their East First Street home Monday. Advertisements failed to locate him until two men returning the dog showed Mrs Sowerby a Daily Citizen article with the owners address, prompting the reunion.
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Cardinal
Daily Citizen
Fred Sowerby
East First Street
Sowerby
Most Courteous Woman Honored in Tucson
Tucson honors Elizabeth Daggett as the most courteous person in the region. She receives a $25 war bond and enters national competition for a $500 grand prize, with an interview on her views of courtesy. Daggett works in her brother’s North Stone avenue seed and feed store.
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EVOR
Tucson
Elizabeth Daggett
North Stone Avenue
First iron clad naval clash Monitor versus Merrimac
The Civil War battle of the Monitor and Merrimac marked the first clash between iron clad ships. Separately, Central Army meat plants and unit messes recovered 20 million pounds of cooking fats in 1944, saving about 3.2 million dollars.
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Central Army
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Office of War Information
Ing Milans
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Grunewald
ADAMS
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