General Electric Branch Expands to Tucson GESCO
The General Electric Supply Corp adds Tucson as its 134th branch with a 7500 square foot GESCO warehouse at Stone and Sixth streets. J L Noveski notes fast will call service, truck delivery, and a complete supply for electrical construction. First customer was Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co. Open house planned for Friday June 6.
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Tucson
G. EL
General Electric Supply Corp
Stone Avenue
Sixth Streets
Los Angeles
Phoenix
San Diego
Micheline Keating
GESCO
Stone and
J. L. Noveski
Buick
Oveski
General Electric
Noveski
Los Anges
H. C. Gerster
R. J. West
Do. A. Tinney
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Bank Debits Jump in Tucson Week Despite Holiday Gap
Tucson bank debits rose 42 percent year over year for the week ending Wednesday, though Memorial Day shortened last year’s period. Net effect shows about an 18.6 percent daily increase with totals $20,620,908 versus $14,488,769 a year ago, marking the 99th gain in 100 weeks.
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Tucson
Tucson Clearing House Association
Fly Control Boosts Summer Beef Gains in Arizona
Horn flies on Arizona range cattle cut seasonal gains by up to 40 pounds. Modern fly control with spray mixtures using DDT and BHC or methoxychlor improves gains and herd comfort, per Walter Armer of the University of Arizona extension service. Circular No. 185 outlines complete insect-control measures for beef cattle.
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Walter Armer
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arizona
Arizona
County Agricultural Agent
Moths Hunt Free Meals Protect Woolens Before Storage
University of Arizona extension clothing expert Helen Church urges dry cleaning woolens to kill larvae and eggs before storage. Store in sealed boxes or bags to prevent reinfestation, and use intact moth proof bags. Para-dichlorobenzene crystals aid bottom-deep protection against moths.
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Helen Church
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Arizona
Blood Donor Ball Profits From May 6 Event
The Tommy Dorsey blood donors ball on May 6 drew 1,400 pledges and earned a cash profit of 40.30. Tom Wallace sent a financial report to 79 local merchants and business firms detailing donations totaling 1,240. An additional 125.80 benefited the Red Cross from Allan Grotto's refreshment stand.
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Tommy Dorsey
Tom Wallace
The
Red Cross
Allan Kol
Musicians Paid Expenses. Donation Pledges Largely Ink
Wallace said musicians sought only expense coverage. Insurance tickets stands signs and fee to Dorsey bring $1325.50 with $40 profit. Some broad donation pledges remain only names on paper. W C Wilkinson local Red Cross manager adds note.
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Wallace
Dorsey Icames
W. C. Wilkinson
Red Cross
Ball Admonishes Escorts For Promises
A speaker urged attendees at a ball to review their escorts for reliability. He advised each young lady to check whether her escort keeps promises, suggesting the approach as a precaution to avoid unsuitable partners.
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E. B. Cribb
Dean Kae
Sedley-Hopkins
Anaconda
American Blower
Monowatt
Electromode
Hotpoint
Penn Union
Pyle National
Wiremold
Thermador
Parker-Kerr
N. Stone
Hawaiian Prints
Mallory Lot
Westerner
Tucson Fertilizer CO. Dia
Arizona Savings & Loan Association
E. Broadway
Don
Meee
Baily Citizen
Miss America
Daniel’s Jewelers
Daphne
Reece
Lenore
Jewels
E. Congress
Daniel
ETA
Jewelers
America
Senator
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