Mexico Link Nears Completion as Tucson to Mexico City Highway
Lee Larkin reports the Tucson to Mexico City route is largely paved from Nogales to Guaymas and Hermosillo with two rivers unfbridged and ferries in use. The 259 mile Navojoa to Culiacan stretch is rough with fords and limited speeds, delays during the rainy months, and unclear signage, but paving advances toward Mazatlan and Guadalajara to Mexico City. Larkin predicts full completion in 12 to 16 months.
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Tucson
Mexico City
Arizona Automobile Association
Lee Larkin
International Travel Department
American Automobile Association
Nogales
Guadala
Jara
Mexico
Larkin
Hermosillo
Guayamas
Ciudad Obregon
Navojoa
Culiacan
Mazatlan
U. S
Guadalajara
UA Building Stall Halted In Labor Dispute
Work on the $743 800 University of Arizona business and public administration building is at a standstill for a fourth day. Bricklayers’ union pickets object to nonunion local bricks, halting labor supply and delaying the August completion deadline.
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University of Arizona
Harold Ashton Building Co
Brick, Clay and Tile Workers’ Union
Mortgage loan offers for owner occupied homes and property
G L Grady of Golden Rule Realty advertises 5 percent life insurance backed mortgage money for owner occupied homes mercantile buildings and courts with quick service refinancing and free estimates. Contact Ph. 2 3241.
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G. L. Grady — Ph
Golden Rule Realty
North 4Th Ave
Case Dismissed Over Technicality In Cohn Defamation Suit
Alfred Cohn Tucson photographer sees $10,000 defamation suit against KTAR and KVOA dismissed on a legal technicality. Judge's order may be vacated. motions to dismiss set for June 7. Attorneys expect trials or amendments to proceed on the current complaints.
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KTAR
Phoenix
Alfred Cohn
Tucson
Cohn
KVOA
Pima County
Arizona School of Photography
Catalina Foothills
Stephen P. Moorhead
Robert S. Tullar
Charlies D McCarty
Bride to Wed Duffy Jr in Milwaukee Tomorrow
Ann Louise Duffy daughter of Federal Judge F Ryan Duffy will marry Joseph Leon Duffy Jr tomorrow in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
W.P
Ann Louise Duffy
F. Ryan Duffy
Joseph Leon Duffy Jr
Butchers Denied Unemployment Pay in Split Strike Ruling
Arizona Employment Security Commission ruled that meat department workers are not eligible for unemployment benefits while striking, while grocery clerks who joined in sympathy will receive pay. The decision separates meat and grocery departments as distinct businesses. Sixty clerks and sixty six butchers were involved. total clerks' claims paid $2,900, butcher claims denied $4,060. The panel met in Phoenix last Saturday.
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J. M. Sakiison
Tucson
Arizona Employment Security Commission
Sakrison
Phoenix
Grimes Heads Lions Club in Tucson Presidency
Paul Grimes was elected president of the Tucson Lions Club at a luncheon at the Pioneer hotel. New officers include Frank Young first vice president, Bern Van Der Kerk second vice president, J. Sydney Pearson secretary and treasurer, William A. Schell tail twister, and Vince Davis Lion tamer. Directors Alvin Arth Harold Leece for two years. Leo Sterling Dick Shea holdovers. District Gov Harvey Simmons noted 10,000 Lions clubs in 36 countries with 500,000 members. Tucson membership rose from 72 in 1951 to 95. The club will sponsor Cub Scout Pack No 128 of Catalina council.
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Paul Grimes
Tucson Lions Club
Pioneer Hotel
William S. Dunipace
Frank Young
Bern van der Kerk
J. Sydney Pearson
William A. Schell
Vince Davis
Alvin Arth
Harold Leece
Leo Sterling
Dick Shea
Har
Elementary Music Class Planned On University Campus
Plans set for a music class for third to sixth graders under Dr. Hartley D. Snyder of the University of Arizona. The course runs June 10 to July 9 on weekdays 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. in room 200, College of Fine Arts, with singing rhythm listening piano and drama as a music experience. Applications at the College of Fine Arts or the public schools. No charge.
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Hartley D. Snyder
University of Arizona
University
College of Fine Arts
Budget hike for Tucson schools tops 1952-53 plan
Tucson high and elementary schools propose a 5 470 963 budget for 1952 53 up 795 353 from 1951 52 largely due to enrollment growth double sessions and building needs. Bus driver wages janitor salaries and crossing guards rise while lunch and loan issues are reviewed. Budget awaits final hearing June 5 with tax rate near 5 71 per 100.
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Tucson
Oliver Drachman
Robert Morrow
Morrow
Budget figures show remaining balance in Larson Batly high school
A budget summary reports total $3 622 390 with $2 602 491 50 spent and $1 019 898 50 remaining. At the high school level a separate $1 389 882 budget shows $767 709 52 spent and a $622 172 48 balance.
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Cotta
Corner
Broadway
Chuck
Chuck Roast
Bacon Budget Brand
U. 8
Grand Central
del Monte
Eatwell
East Pennington
Tuaw
Wrightstown
Government Heights
Joe Magee
Aan
Ifercom Systems
Larson Batly
Oman Rocke
Pierre Smirnoff Fis, Inc
Hartford
Con
Harley-Davidson
Ingham & Ingham
4Th Ave
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