Real Property Taxpayers To Vote On Bonds
The $3 276 000 bond election for High School District No 1 and School District No 1 is set for Saturday. Robert D Morrow urges eligible voters to support the bonds to fund building improvements and new classrooms to ease overcrowding. The election runs 6 am to 6 pm at Safford School.
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Robert D. Morrow
Tucson Public Schools
Morrow
Cson
Safford School
Safford
Tucson High School
Board of Trustees
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Cdlin B. Dodd
Tucson
Tucsonans Contribute To Livestock History
Tucson residents Mrs. George F. Kitts Dr. F C Lockwood Carlos Ronstadt and Charles W Towne assisted Col Edward N Wentworth in preparing his new book Americas Sheep Trails published by the Iowa State College press The work is described as a broad range of livestock history for a single volume
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George F. Kitts
F. C. Lockwood
Carlos Ronstadt
Charles W. Towne
Tucson
Edward N. Wentworth
America's
Col. Wentworth
Iowa State College Press
Baptists Vote to Reverse Year-Old Resolution in Arizona
Delegates at the Arizona Baptist convention approved rescinding last year’s resolution seeking Northern Baptist approval of the executive secretary. The Friday session included two hours of debate over church autonomy and loyalty to the Northern Baptist convention. Bisbee was named site for next year’s gathering, with Rev. James A. Nelson as convention pastor and Lynn Sharp re elected president for 1949.
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Arizona Baptist Convention
Northern Baptist Convention
Arizona
Northern Baptists Convention
Arizona Convention
Bisbee
James A. Nelson
Flagstaff
B. H. Bailey
Arizona Park
Lynn Sharp
Phoenix
C. H. Higgins
Trace Of Rain Falls In April
April brought near zero rainfall in Tucson with a total below normal by .33 inches and a trace on the second day. The mean temperature reached 68 degrees, 3.6 above normal, with below normal humidity and dew point. A dust storm occurred on April 23 and April 16 tied or set new high temperature records.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Arizona
Tucson
Lions Honor To Putter A Tucson Lions Party
Frank A. Putter was the guest of honor at a Tucson Lions Club party at the Triple H ranch for his 20 years of active service. He received a 20 year chevron pin from William Fitchett, and eight Lions were recognized with pen desk sets for 10 years or more. Lloyd Melter received a 10 year pin.
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Frank A. Putter
Tucson Lions’ Club
Triple H Ranch
Putter
William Fichett
Dan Kinerk
Pete Waggoner
John I. Reilly
Dewitt Gregory
Charles Urquides
Miss Marian Henderson Heads Banking Chapter
Miss Marian Henderson was named head of the Tucson chapter of the American Institute of Banking at a Thursday night meeting in the Valley National bank cafeteria. She succeeds William Schulmeyer. Other officers elected include William Hughes Jr as vice president Bud McKinnon as treasurer and Mrs Ella Breazeale as secretary.
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Marian Henderson
Tucson
American Institute of Banking
Valley National Bank
William Schulmeyer
William Hughes, Jr
Bud McKinnon
Ella Breazeale
Robert Salvatierra, Jr
Helen Leavitt
Russell Spann
James H. Williams
Frank R. Guthmann
William IL. Ganz
Schulmeyer
Mighty Mite Ted Bland to be buried after World War II service
Lt. Vernon N. Bland of Tucson killed in action Sept. 29, 1944 in France while serving with the 142nd Infantry, 36th Division. A University of Arizona alumnus famed as the Mighty Mite of the Wildcats, he earned the Distinguished Service Cross. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bland.
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Vernon N
Ted) Bland
University of Arizona
Seventh Army
France
Tucson
St. Bland
Wildcats
Bland
el Paso
Ft. Benning
142Nd Infantry
Italy
Epinal
A. T. Bland
Maricopa County Delays Pay Boost Plan
The Maricopa County board of supervisors rejected a $50 monthly raise for 700 workers and announced a new plan to classify employees and set a salary schedule after a job survey. A. C. Wagner will conduct the analysis for the Arizona Tax Research association.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
General Ramey Visits Davis-Monthan for Informal Inspection
Maj. Gen. Roger M. Ramey commander of the Eighth Air Force and his party arrived in Tucson for a routine visit and informal inspection. He traveled from Fort Worth and was en route to March Field California after returning recently from atomic tests at Eniwetok.
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Roger M. Ramey
Eighth Air Force
Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
Ramey
Ft. Worth
Marchfield
Calif
United States
Pacific
Eniwetok
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