Summer Brings Forest Fire Danger in Coronado District
Article warns of elevated fire risk as dry season starts in May. It cites forest supervisor Roger D. Morris and fire inspector Capt. Howard Danielson on human causes, costs to taxpayers, and lookout system at nine stations including Mt Bigelow. Advises safety steps, reporting fires, and Ordinance 962 prohibitions on bonfires and trash fires.
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Micheline Keating
Roger D. Morris
Coronado National Forest
Howard Danielson
Morris
Taxpayer
Carter Canyon
Santa Catalinas
Inspiration Peak
Hitchcock Highway
Mt. Lemmon
Forest Service
Chiricahuas
Tumacacories
Huachucas
Fly Peak
Barfoot
Mt. Bigelow
Osborne
Tucson
Palisade Ranger Station
Arizona
Coronado District
Coronado Forests
Danielson
Sever - City
4-H Honors at Tanque Verde Recognize 20 Members
Twenty Tanque Verde 4-H members received recognition for outstanding work with 100 percent project completions noted. Awards spanned agricultural and cooking projects, with John Roberts earning extra for co operation and Paul Schreiber plus Alfred Campos and Rafael Espinosa earning sixth year pins. Club leaders are Mrs Margaret Schreiber and Miss Irene Campos.
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Tanque Verde 4-H
Tom King
John Roberts
Ted
Jack Krautter
Gary Schreiber
David Phillips
Joseph Barone
Roy Campos
Paul Schreiber
Alfred Campos
Rafael
Espinosa
Endina
Delia Moreno
Carole
Debra
Nava Knagge
Barbara Riley
Audrey Stephens
Barbara Vieweg
Margaret Schreiber
Irene Campos
Girls State Opens at University of Arizona
Sixty six girls from Arizona junior classes prepare to attend the six day Girls State program sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The event runs from Tuesday to June 8, with Indian and parochial schools represented. Dr. Robert L. Nugent of the University of Arizona serves as educational director.
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University of Arizona
Arizona
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert L. Nugent
Three Churches Begin Summer Worship Schedules Tomorrow
Several churches announce summer worship patterns starting tomorrow. The First Christian Church drops the 11 a.m. service for a 9 a.m. family service with Rev. J B McKendry preaching on Our Hope for America. Grace Lutheran adds 9 a.m. weekly services with integrated Sunday school and a 9 a.m. Bible school begins Monday for ages 4 to 14 led by Mrs. Erdahl and Mrs. Colba under Rev. E Arnold Ritz. The First Methodist in North Park/E Fourth St begins at 9:30 with 9:45 Sunday school and Rev. Don Cummings delivering That Magnificent Minority. St Cyril’s Mt Lemmon Masses start at 9 a.m. in Zimmerman's store auditorium through Sept 28 led by Rev. Francis X Donnellan. Mountain View Presbyterian moves its church school to 3809 E Third St at 9:30 before Holy Communion. confirmations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Elacese
J. B. McKendry
America
Grace Lutheran Church
Nickolai Erdahl
Frank Colba
E. Arnolditz
First Methodist Church
North Park
East Fourth Street
Donald W. Cummings
Mt. Lemmon
Francis X. Donnellan
St. Cyril's
Zimmerman’s
Mountain View Presbyterian Church
Third St
Peter E. Howell
Confirmation in Faith Lutheran Church Tomorrow
About 13 junior catechumens will be confirmed during 10:45 a.m. services tomorrow at Faith Lutheran Church. The rite will be administered to the youths by the church pastor.
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Faith Lutheran Church
Amphitheater Board Studies Budget Again
Amphitheater school board schedules 7 30 p m meeting on Tuesday replacing Monday and holds informal budget discussion for 1952 53. Public hearing set for 7 30 p m Thursday in high school room 12 led by Florence Reece with all county schools sharing same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amphitheater School Board of Trustees
Stewart Udall
Florence Reece
Year's First Polio Cases Reported in Pima County
Polio appears in 1952 weekly disease report by Dr. L H Howard health director. Total six cases to date with two local and four out of town. Three out of town cases from Superior family ages 5 7 and 8. One adult visitor in Tucson. Two locally contracted cases ages 5 and 8 mild, one hospitalized. Other diseases totaled from 94 doctors include chicken pox 26 valley fever 2 dysentery 16 German measles 23 gonorrhea 7 influenza 25 mumps 19 measles 11 pneumonia 7 scarlet fever 1 septic sore throat 10 syphilis 3 tuberculosis 3 whooping cough 20 and trachoma uv.
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Pima County
L. H. Howard
Howard
Superior
Tucson
Blood donations total 2557 pints in May Tucson area
The Tucson Red Cross reports 2557 pints donated in May. Of these 1670 pints were sent to the military for Korea operations, 887 pints offered free to local patients, and 1257 pints from metropolitan Tucson with regional and New Mexico and other Arizona chapter contributions.
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Tucson
Red Cross Today
Department of Defense
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
Arizona Red Cross
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ABC
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Reilly
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VU. S. Highway 70
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Nancy Bone
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Caroline Burger
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Linda Hannebohm
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Terrence Lee
Sharon Muszynski
Thomas Stricker
David Tewes
John Thomas
Jean Wehrman
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