Skyport Subdivision Near Airport To Open Sunday In Tucson
Skyport, a 50 acre subdivision on the northwest side of Tucson near Alvernon Way and Golf Links Road, will open for public inspection Sunday. Eva De Concini, prominent local real estate figure, promotes the project as a ground floor opportunity near the air base and urges housing for air port personnel.
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Tucson
Skyport
Eva de Concini
Alvernon Way
Golf Links Road
36Th Street
A. Berky
Hearon Realty Company
de Concini
Terre de Concini
Country Club Heights
Location of Cooler Presents Installation Problem
With high demand for evaporative coolers Tucson dealers report many inquiries on placement. Dealers advise ensuring only cool air passes through pads and air exits properly to avoid recirculation reducing efficiency. Roof placement with a short duct to rooms is preferred. side placement on a high platform is second choice.
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Tucson
Real estate sales and building ducting notes from Heavon Realty
Recent Heavon Realty sales include the Sam Elrod house sold to N W Generes of Detroit for 20000 dollars, the Webb and Hanley court sold to Mr and Mrs Ralph C Louden of New Jersey for 34000, the Armstrong ranch at Elgin sold to E B Ferriss and Edna Ferriss of Chicago for 15000, and the Coronado court sold to Leonard W Wair and Dales B Wair of Ohio for 15000. The article also discusses attic placement of coolers and venting strategies to improve air flow and cooling efficiency in long rooms.
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Heavon Realty
Sam Elrod
N. W
Detroit
Webb and Hanley
10Th Street
Santa Rita
Ralph C. Louden
New Jersey
Armstrong Ranch
Elgin
Nancy Armstrong Grant
E. B. Ferriss
Edna Ferriss
Chicago
Coronado Court
Robert Lubs
Leonard W. Wair
Dales B. Wair
Ohio
Richmond Palace for Rent in England at 12 Dollars a Week
The historic Richmond Palace in England once hosting Queen Elizabeth I and Henry VIII is offered for rent at 12 dollars weekly. The listing notes its royal ties and location in Richmond near London.
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Richmond Palace
England
Elizabeth
Henry VIII
Phoenix To Receive Extra Flight Training Funds
The War Department announced an additional 271,967 dollars for the Phoenix Arizona advanced flying school. The money funds construction of 15 barracks, four supply rooms, three administration buildings, four day rooms, and a cafeteria.
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Washington
War Department
Phoenix, Ariz
Toadstools Burst Through Asphalt in Queens Town
Toadstools emerged disruptively through paving in Queens Town Australia. Local residents reported unusual growth in the street area prompting inspection by council workers and soil experts. The event drew curiosity from passersby and raised questions about urban plant life resilience.
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Queenstown
Australia
Clearing House Figures Fall In Tucson Week Compared To 1940
Tucson Clearing house totals show a drop from the prior year with $3,576,779 in weekly transactions versus $3,650,292 the year before. Bank debits declined to $3,491,701 from $3,599,914.
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Tucson Clearing House
Fred Dragonette
Cities with pensions for municipal workers widespread
Sixty five percent of American cities with populations over 10 000 have pension systems for municipal employees.
Tucson Man Slaughter Conviction Appealed
George Benham, convicted of manslaughter in Pima county superior court, appeals to the state supreme court for reversal. He killed Thelma Haines on October 14, 1940, while intoxicated while driving near Tucson, and began a year and day sentence March 1 at the state prison.
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Phoenix
George Benham
Pima County
State Supreme Court
Thelma Haines
Benham
Country Club Road
Tucson
Unfilled Aircraft Orders Surpass 3.6 Billion
Unfilled orders in the aircraft industry stand above 3.6 billion dollars, well ahead of 700 million dollars recorded a year earlier, signaling strong demand and a widening gap in backlog.
Angler Billy Wins 5-Pound Bass Solo At Eight
Eight year old Billy Will shows promise as an angler after a tug slips from his father’s grasp and the line breaks. Billy then catches a five pound bass on his own after a two hour wait and a second bite. Turkey sees increased wheat and cotton output due to government aid in recent years.
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Blair
Neb. W.P
Billy Will
Billy
Turkey
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