Bear Canyon Entrance To Be Provided
Pima county supervisors inspected Bear canyon road sites and announced steps to provide motor vehicle routes into the Catalina mountain canyon. No decision on location. continued study expected. Migel offered to aid by deed of a 60 foot strip to connect to the forest area.
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Pima County
Bear Canyon
Catalina Mountain Canyon
John Migel
Bear Canyon Road
Chamber of Commerce
Picknickers
Migel
National Forest
Sabine Canyon
Hitchcock
Children’s Theater Prepares Final Rehearsals for Anne of Green Gables
Tucson Children's Theatre conducts last rehearsals over three days at the Temple of Music and Art for Anne of Green Gables directed by Mary MacMurtrie with Al Hamilton handling sets. Box office opens tomorrow. all seats reserved. MacMurtrie offers one free ticket to red haired children with purchase of a second ticket. Anne Shirley, the red haired heroine, is cited. This is the winter finale with two summer groups of one acts planned.
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Tucson Children’s Theatre
Temple of Music and Art
Mary MacMurtrie
al Hamilton
Anne Shirley
Anne of Green Gables
Cyclist Ira Smith Hurt in North Stone Crash
Ira Smith 26 of Sunset Dairy was in critical condition after his motorcycle skidded and hit the curb at North Stone avenue and Oracle road. His passenger Theo Mauser 25, also a dairy employee, sustained only facial and laceration injuries. Smith suffered a basal skull fracture and a broken shoulder, hospital attendants said.
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Ira Smith
Sunset Dairy
North Stone Avenue
Oracle Road
Theo Mauser
Smith
Thompson Divorce Decree and Civil Jury Trials
Public records show Emma Daisy Thompson and Charlie Thompson seeking a divorce decree presided over by Superior Court Judge William G. Hall. Edward Ellis sues Simon Kivel in a contract case set for jury trial. Alberta Hulsebus files suit against Harri son M. Knight for civil claims to be decided by jury.
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Superior Court
William G. Hall
Emma Daisy Thompson
Charlie Thompson
Edward Ellis
Simon Kivel
Alberta Hulsebus
Harrison M. Knight
Justice Court Docket Includes Reckless Driving and Battery
Co presiding Justice W Gardner oversees cases including Jim Crouch charged with reckless driving and Rafael Garcia sentenced to six months in jail for simple battery. Beatrice Costine’s liquor license complaint was dismissed.
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Justice Court Co. W. Gardner
Jim Crouch
Beatrice Costine
Rafael Garcia
Police Court Docket Summary At City Court
Paul Cella presiding with C. M. Davis and B. A. Chesser entries. A grancy sentence of $10 or 10 days. Herschel Greenwell’s disturbance case continued. Charles Hanson fined $30 or 30 days for reckless driving.
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Paul Cella
C. M. Davis
B. A. Chesser
Herschel Greenwell
Charles Hanson
Marriage Licenses Issued in Tuc son
Mrs Belle D Hall clerk Abraham L Denton 33 and Mary W Johnson 20 both Negroes of Tucson received marriage licenses.
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Belle D. Hall
Abraham L. Denton
Mary W Johnson
Tucson
Evaporation May Empty Arizona Pool In A Year
Weather bureau at the University of Arizona says that 714 feet of water in a Tucson pool would evaporate in a year while a Yuma pool could lose 10 feet. Data come from campus wind readings with bureau equipment atop the agricultural building. Associate professor H. V. Smith notes ground wind about 14 mph and rooftop wind about 714 mph due to nearby obstacles.
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Weather Bureau
University of Arizona
Tucson
Yuma
University
H. V. Smith
Births reported at St. Marys hospital May dates
To Mr and Mrs David Payne 2521 Elm street a girl at 837 p m May 7 To Mr and Mrs Doyle Givens 906 East Tenth street a girl at 125 a m May 8 To Mr and Mrs Manuel Juvera Tiger Ariz a boy at 110 a m May 8 To Mr and Mrs Calvin Laughner 3603 East Fairmont a girl at 805 a m May 5 To Mr and Mrs Theodore Price 118 North Second avenue a girl at 303 a m May 4 in St Marys hospital
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David Payne
Elm Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Doyle Givens
East Tenth Street
Manuel Juvera
Tiger
Ariz
Elks Buy 100 Milk Fund Tickets For Underprivileged Children
The Elks club purchased 100 tickets in Tucson milk fund tag day, funding 4 000 feedings of half pint milk and one teaspoon cod liver oil for undernourished school children next year. The May 11 tag day is endorsed by local leaders and officials including Mayor Janstad and Tucson Chamber of Commerce secretary C E Goyette.
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The
Elks Club Today
Janstad
Lost negotiable bonds found in Iowa railroad yards
Negotiable paying bonds totaling 11000 dollars disappeared from the state auditor's Blair office for three months. Express company officials reported the bonds were located unharmed in the Sioux City Iowa railroad yards after being missing.
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Blair
Neb
State Auditor’s Office
Express Company
Sioux City
Iowa
Tax Change Is Put In Force in Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court ruling striking down the liey tax on automobiles becomes effective after no rehearing motion is filed. Mandate dispatched to Cochise County Superior Court. applicable statewide. An appeal from Yavapai County Superior Court remains on file. The court held the automobile lien tax unconstitutional as an ad valorem excise levy.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Cochise County
High Court
Yavapai County
Supreme Court
Elaborate Numbers Will Be Staged In Pageant
Five elaborate numbers will be presented during the University of Arizona swim pageant in the women's pool tonight and tomorrow. Performances start at 8 p m with tickets at the gate. The Desert Mermaids present the show sponsored by the Women's Athletic Association. More than 50 co eds participate. The five numbers are Alice in Waterland Starlight Diving Maids Water Waltz and the finale. Mrs Mary F Brockmeier, instructor in physical education, directs the pageant.
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University of Arizona
Desert Mermaids
Women’s Athletic Association
Alice In Waterland
Mary F. Brockmeier
Japan Moves to Curb Soaring Liquor Prices
Government officials target steep increases in alcohol costs aiming to stabilize prices. Agencies review taxation and distribution methods while industry groups warn of potential supply effects and consumer impact.
Phoenix Station KTAR Boosts Power to 5000 Watts
The Federal Communications Commission approved KTAR radio to increase power from 1000 to 5000 watts. General Manager Dick Lewis announced a $75,000 to $100,000 expansion including a new building outside the city for the transmitter and equipment, with offices remaining in the downtown business district.
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Phoenix
Federal Communication Commission
KTAR
Dick Lewis
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Scott Lucas
D.-Nil
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Jenkins Mattress Company
Spring-Air
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West Congress
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Spring-Air Co
Holland, Mich
ELKS
P. E. Howell
Rush M. Deskins
First Christian Church
Tucson Ministerial Association
Earl Rooks
Tucson Central Trades Council
Aolsum KS
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Japan
Phoenix Radio
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E. Broadway
Montgomery
Montgomery Ward
Stone Ave
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Gomery
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