Two Chicks Hatch From One Egg At Tucson Farm
Tucson chicken raiser John Thibodeaux reports two chicks born from a single egg in a rare double-yolk event. The black and white twins emerged after a Ceasarian style shell cut, aided by Thibodeaux and poultry Prof. Hinds. The chicks, smaller but lively, come from a white Aust in mother and New Hampshire Red father.
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Dafoe
North Bay
Ont
Callender
Tucson
John Thibodeaux
Bermuda Street
Thibodeaux
H. B. Hinds
University of Arizona
White Chick
North
Stone Avenue
Hinds
Austin
New Hampshire
Reggie Russell
Lopez Held On Charge of Re entering U S
Ignacio L. Lopez, 50, a native of Santa Ana Sonora Mex, was arraigned before U S Commissioner C Wayne Clampitt on a charge of illegally re entering the United States after deportation. He waived indictment and asked to plead guilty at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignacio L. Lopez
Santa Ana
Sonora
Mex
U. S
C. Wayne Clampitt
United States
Goodman Wins Election By UA Students
Harold A. Goodman of Duncan Arizona was elected president of the University of Arizona student body with 685 votes to 538 for Ernest N. Oldham. Leigh J. Heath of Camp Verde Arizona was named vice president with 550 votes to 379 for Brackston Whitaker. Betty Lou Estes of Globe Arizona won secretary with 722 votes to 458 for Aline Kinnison. Janice Bradley of Tucson defeated Patricia Porter for junior councilman 734 to 416. John Jung of Waterloo Illinois was elected junior councilman with 633 votes. Total votes cast were 1,232 from 3,407 students enrolled.
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Harold A. Goodman
Duncan
Ariz
University of Arizona
Goodman
Fine Arts College
Ernest N. Oldham
Bakersfield
Calif
College of Business and Public Administration
Leigh J. Heath
Camp Verde
SOS
Brackston Whitaker
Glendale
Betty Lou Estes
Globe
Aline Kinnison
Phoenix
Janice Bradley
Tucson
Patricia Porter
Jim Grantman
Red Wing
Minn
John Jung
Waterloo
Ill
Larry Wilson Opens Own Furniture Store
Larry Wilson, former manager of the Albert Steinfeld and Company furniture department, opens a new furniture store at 1034 East Broadway. The store fronts 50 feet in a new building, and Wilson brings 35 years of furniture trade experience.
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Larry Wilson
Albert Steinfeld & Company
East Broadway
Wilson
Cactus Chronicle Earns National Honor for 1940 Rating
The Cactus Chronicle of Tucson High School received an All American rating from the National Scholastic Press Association at the University of Minnesota. It marks the first such rating since 1940 with 1020 points of 1105 possible. Editor in chief is Bill Okeson. Advisors are Miss Marriette Martin and Miss Marjorie Stevenson.
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Cactus Chronicle
Tucson
National Scholastic Press Association
University of Minnesota
Chronicle
Bill Okeson
Marriette Martin
Marjorie Stevenson
Tucson Woman Wins Model Plane Contest
Edith Downs of 429 East Third Street won the professional class and the women’s division in San Diego’s Western States free flight model airplane championships, with her class C plane. She works at Ray's Hobby Shop, owned by her husband, and builds her own planes.
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Edith Downs
East Third Street
San Diego Daily Journal
San Diego
Ray
Post Office Workers to Convene in City This Weekend
More than 200 post office clerks and carriers will attend the 25th annual state convention of the mail men this weekend. Events include registration at the Pioneer hotel, a 5 p m lunch at the Woman's club, forums, a 9 p m dance, Sunday sessions at the Pioneer hotel, a 1 p m banquet with speakers from Los Angeles and Tucson, and a roster of notable guests from California clerks and carriers organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion O. Smyth
Pioneer
Woman's Club
Michael D. Fanning
Los Angeles
William Otte
Harold Collins
Tucson
McFarland And Hayden Vote For Airport Bill
Arizona Democratic Senators Hayden and McFarland joined the majority to send to the White House legislation authorizing a 500 million dollar seven year airport construction program. The measure passed 49 to 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arizona
Hayden
McFarland
White House
Honor Society Inducts 27 At Tucson High School
In a morning assembly 27 members of the class of 1947 at Tucson High were initiated into the National Honor Society chosen by a nine member faculty committee for scholarship leadership character and service. Senior members total 76 representing about 15 percent of the graduating class.
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Tucson High School
Douglas Fulton
Joan Doughty
Catherine Edwards
Dorothy Ellis
Ben Hill
Grant Howard
Patricia Lander
Venice Lindsay
Vernor Lovett
Marilyn Myerson
Martha Pearce
Patty Pu
Molly Allee
Mary Lou Biscoe
Lorraine Caffery
Lee Carey
Charles Carson
Betty Jo Castelan
Roman DeLanc
Seven Traffic Lights To Be Installed On Stone And Speedway
Eight bids on traffic signal lights were received by City Mgr. Phil J. Martin Jr. The lowest bid was Russell Electric & Machinery Co., Tucson for 3119.16 with seven signals. Proposed locations include North Stone avenue with West Alameda, North Sixth with East Sixth, North Fourth with East Sixth, North Campbell with East Speedway, and North Stone with East Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Russell Electric & Machinery Co
Tucson
Graybar Electric Co
Phoenix
Crouse- Hinds Co
Syracuse
N. Y
Eagle Signal Co
New York
Econolite Corp
Los Angeles
North
Stone Avenue
West Alameda Street
North Sixth Avenue
East Sixth Street
Fourth Avenue
Campbell Avenue
East Speedway
East Fourth Street
Births in Tucson: two newborns and partial details
Birth notices report a girl born to Mr and Mrs Manuel Robles at 10 50 p m April 30 at Tucson Medical Center 1011 West Delaware Tucson A boy born to Sgt and Mrs William F Baker at 7 40 p m April 28 on 22 South Stone Avenue Tucson. Born to Mr and Mrs John W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Robles
West
Delaware
Tucson
Tucson Medical Center
William F. Baker
South Stone Avenue
John W
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Bermuda
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Pat Penny
Southern California Committee For Legislative Action
Gerard Horn
Lloyd Gomes
Warren Towne
Dewitt Hazelton
California Clerks
John O'Connor
Clerks
Everett ‘Burns
E. E. Irwin
Clerks’ Auxiliary
W.s.lackner
Stone
Pioneer Hotel
Pop
Nod
Ando
Harry Fleming
Mountain
Lester Streets
Chen Yu
Speedway
All Baby
Cotton Things
DIDY
Infant’s
S. Sixth Ave
Southern Comfort
Americas
Southern Comfort Corporation
Saint Louis 3, MO
el Chico
S.scott Str
Southern Comfort Highball
St. Mary’s Hospital
N. W
Simmons
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Rexall
Mulest CO
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Coupon Books
Credit Department
Sears
North Sixth
Pennington
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