Editors Learn Paper Operations From University Guided Session
About 60 high school editors and advisers from 17 Arizona papers visited the University of Arizona to hear talks by college and daily editors. Alice Gibbs of the Wildcat outlined production costs and newsroom challenges while Barbara Herman and Fred Finney shared newsroom experiences and reporting tips. Delegates hailed from Phoenix Union, Bisbee, North Phoenix, Litchfield, Ajo, Yuma, Mesa, Amphitheatre, Tucson, Tombstone, Glendale, Kingman, Scottsdale, Nogales, Marana, St. Marys and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Alice Gibbs
Wildcat
Barbara Herman
The
Superior Sun
Fred Finney
Arizona Daily Star
Melvin T. Solve
Robert L. Nugent
Douglas D. Martin
Phoenix Union High School
Bisbee
North Phoenix
Lichfield
Ajo
Yuma
Mesa
Amphitheatre
Tucson
Tombstone
Glendale
Kingman
Scottsdale
Nogales
Marana
St. Mary’s
Douglas
Seven Foot Kite Wins Contest At Himmel Park
More than 50 youngsters gathered with parents for the Himmel park kite contest sponsored by the city recreation department. Seven foot kite by Bill Huff won largest kite, while Robert Hulk took first in most beautiful kite. Jimmy Foucher owned highest flying kite. Don Collins had smallest kite. Prizes were wrist watches donated by Elmer Present, Tucson merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himmel Park
Robert Hulk
Barry Biswanger
Jimmy Foucher
Fd Maynard
Bill Huff
Bill
Arthur
Don Collins
Don Meyers
Gene Kornfeld
Elmer Present
Tucson
Democrats urged to back Truman civil rights plan at Arizona meeting
Dudley Field Malone told the Arizona Federation of Democratic Women at the Santa Rita hotel to stand for President Truman’s civil rights program nationwide. He praised Truman’s Marshall Plan and Gen. Marshall, criticized Taft’s isolationism, and urged Democrats to unite to promote democracy and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Truman
Dudley Field Malone
Truman
United States
Arizona Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs
Santa Rita Hotel
Malone
James M. Murphy
Tucson
Federation
W. J. Bray
Evalyn Coxon
F. A. Miller
Sidney P. Osborn
J. J. Ralston
Globe
Carolyn Templeton
Casa Grande
Arizona
Gen. Marshall
Congress
Sen. Vandenberg
Michigan
Maione
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Republican Party
Senate
Sen
Taft
Dewey Veteran On Final Trip
Jack T. Clark 73 died April 25 in the veterans' hospital after serving as chief guard there until 1936. A Medal of Honor recipient for the Manila Bay action, he was one of three Arizona holders. His body goes to Arlington National Cemetery with his wife Mrs. Vourneen Clark. they lived at 2322 East Fourth Street. Clark was a charter member of Tucson Post 549, VFW.
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Dewey
Manila Bay
Jack T. Clark
Veterans’ Hospital
Mr. Clark
Arizona
Clark
Arlington
National Cemetery
Vourneen Clark
East Fourth Street
Tucson
VFW
Jury Convicts Burglar After Brief Session
A superior court jury took 25 minutes Saturday morning to convict Eugene Patterson of daytime burglary of the Odd Fellows hall on March 7. He faces sentencing by Judge J Mercer Johnson at 1:30 p.m. Monday. Patterson was found not guilty on a second count of burglarizing the Masonic temple on March 6. Accomplice Jesse Ray Jenkins pleaded guilty earlier. Patterson has a long criminal record across several states and is wanted by Phoenix police on forgery charges.
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Eugene Patterson
Odd Fellows Hall
Mar
J. Mercer Johnson
Patterson
James C. Herron
A. G. Jackson
Franklin C. Harding
Jesse Ray Jenkins
Indiana
Arkansas
Virginia
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Phoenix
Attys
John F. O’mara
James Howsare
Ruth Bear
Vera Lawson
Ruth Sargent
Virginia S. Klafter
Mary C. Haskins
Inez W. Ross
Margaret M. Simons
Myrtle Monger
M. S. van Brandt
Linda A. Carnefix
Tony A. Blanton
D. M. Mardis
Bank Debits Here Gain 350 Percent Over 1940
Total bank debits of the Tucson Clearinghouse association for the week ending Apr 28 1948 reached 13 519 793 dollars. Manager Ernest A Sayre cites figures comparing 1948 with 1947 and 1940 showing 13 557 762. 11 462 026. and 2 950 385 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Clearinghouse Association
Ernest A. Sayre
Local recruits join the marine corps
Gilman Lee Shelton of 28 West Columbia Street and Ernest Manuel Aguayo of 840 South Farmington Road enlisted in the marine corps through the local recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman Lee Shelton
Columbia Street
Ernest Manuel Aguayo
Farmington Road
Marine Corps
City Briefs April Evening Activities In Tucson
Community notices list multiple events across Tucson including a Bird club outing from East Second Street to Madera canyon, a YWCA talk by Rev Lon Ray Call on A Book Review of the Bible, B-Sharp club party at the Temple of Music and Art, junior orchestra rehearsal at Madeline Berger hall, a Mexican Consul talk at University Methodist church, B nai Brith meeting at the YWCA, Progressive party first meeting in Pima county backing Henry A Wallace, Knights of Columbus luncheon at Pioneer hotel, Tucson Traffic club lunch at San Carlos cafe, and a Barbershop Quartet Society meeting at Santa Rita hotel.
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Bird Club
East Second Street
Park Avenue
Madera Canyon
Lon Ray Call
Boxvton
YWCA
North Fifth Avenue
Temple of Music and Art
Elaine Dawson
Susan Jimerson
Sara
Progressive Party of Arizona
Pima County
Labor Temple
South Stone Avenue
Henry A. Wallace
Knights of Columbus
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson
San Carlos Cafe
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Santa Rita Hotel
Lutheran Rally Slated Sunday
A building fund rally for Grace Evangelical Lutheran church will meet Sunday at 12 30 p m in the Tucson high school cafeteria. Rev Karl Krauss of Lansing Mich will speak and again at 8 p m at Grace church on postwar church work. The new Gothic edifice at North First avenue and East Second street will cost 120000 with 600 seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tucson
Karl Krauss
Immanuel First Lutheran Church of
Lansing Mich
Krauss
Michigan
Michigan Synod
Wisconsin Synod
Grace Church
E. Arnold Litz
North First Avenue
East Second Street
Sitz
Louis Brockhoff
William Kessel
Henry O. Janstad
Gerhard Madinger
Funeral set for Mrs. Luella W. Holcomb Benson
Mrs. Luella W. Holcomb 77 died Friday at her Benson home. Funeral services will be 4 p m Sunday at Community church with burial in Benson cemetery. She had lived in Benson since 1906 and is survived by son Harold W. Holcomb and daughters Mrs. Gladys Kempf and Mrs. Hazel Clemens. The Arizona Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella W. Holcomb
Benson
Holcomb
Harold W. Holcomb
Gladys Kempf
Hazel Clemens
Coolidge
Arizona
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Thomas Collins
Gen
Marshall
the Wall Street Analyst
East First Street
T P Realty
E. Broadway
Leta and
Curley
Chanticleer Club
Sixth Avenue
G & H Electric Appliance CO
PYREX
Revere Ware
G. E
Telechron
Coffee Makers
Westinghouse
Proctor
Sunbeam & Universal Roasters
NESCO
G. FE
Electrical Contractors
N. Campbell
East Congress
6Th
5Th Aves
Lutheran Rally
Lininger
East Broadway
Desert
Tours Southwest Agency
Ine Flomer D. Lininger
Broadway
Mrs
Will
Roy F
Howell— Drachman
W. Pennington
Sun Valley
East Tenth Street
San Manuel
Tiger and
Mammoth
Oracle
San Pedro Mines Co
Treasury
North Church Street
P. O
Tucson, Ariz
S. Park Ave
Wallis
Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
N. Stone
Fooelprey
Southern
Arizona Bank & Trust Company
Territory of
Total
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust CO
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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