Foundation Receives 2660 Dollar Gift From Tucson Greyhound Park
An unsolicited 2660.98 check was given to the Hazel Hurst Foundation for the Blind by Tucson Greyhound Park management staff exhibitors and concessionaires. Track manager William Collier presented the donation noting it represented the park's overall take last Friday. Hurst praised the gesture and highlighted Arizona trainees among the foundation's 279 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hurst
Arizona
Miss Hurst
Foundation
Ted Bushnell
Callifornia
Bushnell
Tucson
Hurst Foundation
Reggie Russell
Bonnie
William Collier
Legion Building to Open in May Dedication Planned
Morgan McDermott post No. 7 expects to move into its new Legion building in late May announced by commander John F. Molloy. A committee including John R. Stille and others will arrange a multi day dedication with invitations to veterans groups and the public. The existing auditorium will be enlarged and meetings may be held in the new addition library during alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan McDermott
John F. Molloy
John R. Stille
L. H. Howard
Warren Jost
George Bideaux
Tim King
Legion
Parole Supervisor Salary Set by Law in Arizona
Phoenix March 8 A measure setting pay of 15 dollars per day plus necessary expenses for the parole supervisor was signed into law by Gov Dan E Garvey The supervisor must investigate parole applications and keep records under the new statute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Mar
Dan E. Garvey
Sol Bloom Dies After Heart Attack at Bethesda
Rep Sol Bloom longtime New York Democrat and chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee dies at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a heart attack just before his 79th birthday. Truman Rayburn and many lawmakers express shock and sorrow as Bloom leaves a storied career in public life. Born to Polish immigrants in Pekin Illinois his rise from poverty to wealth and prominence included songwriting acting and business ventures before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Sol Bloom
New York Democrat
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Congress
Bloom
Truman
New York
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Pekin
Chief Eagle Feather Ends Squaw Tension Heads West Alone
WAVERLY Tenn March 8 Chief Eagle Feather says his wife may keep her scalp he buried the hatchet and is moving west to quieter stamping grounds. Sheriff Westbrook says a quarrel led to an assault charge against Princess Silverheels who later withdrew it and charges of larceny were filed and then dropped. The chief and Princess Silverheels appeared before Magistrate Parks and agreed to drop all charges. He plans to go alone with no squaws, perhaps to Indianapolis to visit a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly, Tenn
Eagle Feather
Trent Westbrook
Silverheels
Westbrook
Joe Parks
Indianapolis
Austerity Program Threatened by Consumer Discontent
Widespread consumer discontent challenges Norway's austerity measures as public frustration grows. The government faces protests and possible policy pushback affecting planned budget cuts and economic reforms.
Gutman Promoted to Manage Southwest Sawmill
Kenneth M. Gutman, plant manager at Flagstaff, is promoted to run the largest sawmill in the southwest at McNary. C. J. Warren announced the move effective soon. Robert A. Blaser succeeds Gutman at Flagstaff and Ed A. Ward takes over McNary’s White Mountain yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary
Kenneth M. Gutman
Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc
Flagstaff
Southwest
C. J. Warren
Geko
Robert A. Blaser
Big McNary
Ed A. Ward
Blaser
White Mountain
Gutman
Washington University of St. Louis
Navy
Flag
Staff to Take Over Duties as Gut Man Moves In
A staff change is reported as Gut man transfers responsibilities and plans to move here this week. The move signals a shift in duties and local operations, with colleagues preparing for the transition and new assignments pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutman
Stork's Nesters Tier Opens Maternity Home in Tucson
The Stork's Nest maternity home in Tucson becomes the 30th southern Arizona hospital stocked with whole blood by the Tucson chapter. A $85 000 fund drive will be boosted by a radio drama on KVOA at 1 pm Sunday, portraying Clara Barton’s life and the Red Cross founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork’s Nest
Tucson
Arizona
Mgr
William Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Clara Barton
Red Cross
KVOA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foundation For Blind
George Colouris
Pasadena
Arizona Blind
Goodyear
Los Angeles
Lockheed
Apex
A-Matic
MATIC
Henry Electric
E. 9Th St
Fou
Ian
M. A. Wuerschmidt
Optometrist
Dial
E. Broadway
K. M. Gutman
Big
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Verna E. Yocum
Priser’s
East Congress Dial
Coronado
Harry S. Ward
Coronado Across the Bay
San Diego
Coronado, California
Melweiss CO
Chicago, Ill
Esther Valibile
Mirro
Mirro-Matic
Mary MacMurtrie
Tucson Children’s Theater of the Air
Betty Stewart
University Heights School
Mary Behnke
Catalina Junior High
Jack Thomas
Tucson High School
Mary Jane O’hara
All Saints
Barbara Barnes
Paul Turnbull
Mike Lakinen
Tucson High
Mexico
Nogales
Ws A
Citizen Auto Stage CO
Greyhound Terminal
E. L. Grady
W. A. Montana
Shontex Company
Santa Monica
California
Govenor Winthrop
Expensive Furniture Co., Inc
Sixth Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!