Square and Compass Clinic Construction Starts in Tucson
Construction of the Square and Compass crippled children’s clinic begins after the Tucson board approves rezoning at 2900 E Broadway. M M Sundt handles building with a $80,000 total cost, funded by $47,000 cash and pledges plus $20,000 in donated materials. Ted Walker and Frank Minarik led fundraising with a $5,000 target left from $13,000. Community donations from unions and civic groups support the project as completion is hoped by Christmas.
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Compass Crippled Children’s Clinic
Board of Adjustment
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
Tucson
Sundt
Ted Walker
Frank Minarik
University of Arizona Bear Down Gymnasium
Ceteteans
Shrine Club
Square
Compass
Auto on University Parking Lot Looted
George Stivers reported theft of a fender skirt from his car in a University of Arizona parking lot. The incident occurred last night and was reported to the sheriff's office.
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University of Arizona
Sheriff's Office
George Stivers
E. Lee
Stivers
VFW Calls Meeting Over Suspension of Club Committee
The Veterans of Foreign Wars issued a notice for a special meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow to discuss the post commander Gordon E. Nelson suspending the four member committee for failing to cooperate with the board of directors in the club’s best interests. The suspended members are Victor Klauser Joe Blaise Joe Smith and Louis A Menager.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gordon E. Nelson
Nelson
Victor Klauser
Joe Blaise
Joe Smith
Louis A. Menager
Dedication of New Paul Church Set for Sunday
Rev. Joseph N. Patterson of St. Mary's Chandler will preach at 3 30 p m at the Paul church on North Campbell avenue between Adams and Lee streets. The 300000 church seats 850 and opens with a dedicatory mass led by Most Rev. Daniel J. Gercke. Choir director Camil Van Hulse unveils a special dedicatory piece and Gregorian schola cantorum debuts as a permanent church feature.
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Joseph N. Patterson
St. Mary's Church
Chandler
Campbell Avenue
Adams and
Lee Streets
Arizona
Francis J. Green
Terry Atkinson
E. Samuel Gercke
Daniel J. Gercke
Diocese of
Tucson
Arthur F. Gramer
James Weber
Edward Carscallen
Victor R. Stoner
Green
Camil van Hulse
Gercke
van Hulse
David McDowell
SS. Peter & Paul Parish
East Adams Street
Atomic pact being drawn in three-nation talks
Undersecretary of State Webb says the United States Britain and Canada are weighing a partnership in atomic energy. He notes good progress after American British Canadian talks that adjourned last weekend. Any full partnership would need congressional approval and current law bars sharing secret atomic information with other nations.
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Washington
Webb
United States
Britain
Canada
New Amphitheater school plans outlined with uranium find
Amphitheater school board reviewed a new 23 acre site between Stone and Yava pai road for a 1000-student, one story design with library, study halls, gymnasium and 1600-seat auditorium. Bond date not set. Uranium prospect on Catalina mountains reported by John A. Rose with ore samples worth about two dollars per pound.
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Emerson Scholer
William P. Hazard
Stone
Oracle
Yavapai Road
New Wetmore
Hazard
Amphitheater
Paul E. Guitteau
Catalina Mountains
Mt. Lemmon
John A. Rose
N. Cherokee Sr
Rose
U. S. Bureau of Mines
University of Arizona
Bureau
Holy Land Exhibit Shown At Ranch School
A Life magazine photographic display by Dmitri Kessel opens at the Russell ranch school on North Oracle road and will hang through Oct 10. The 30 pictures derive from a month long pilgrimage through the region torn by Arab Jewish conflict.
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The
Holy Land
Life Magazine
Russell Ranch School
North Oracle Road
Dmitri Kessel
Boys Choir To Get Costumes For Upcoming Season
Tucson Boys Choir will start its season in new western themed costumes with red shirts light red back rows light blue frontier pants eggshell vaquero ties black boots and white stetson hats. About 100 boys are in the choir with plans to trim to about 70. the group rehearses and will open with Christmas concerts in southern California and four formal concerts at the Temple of Music and Art. A Europe tour is being considered depending on local underwriting. A parents meeting is set for 8 p.m. Monday at the Elks club.
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Eduardo Caso
Frontier
California
Tucson
Temple of Music and Art
Europe
Case
Father To Fight Custody Lawsuit
SALINAS Calif Oct 5 UP A custody dispute involving 11 year old Nancy Millett daughter of Mrs Mary Sue Caid of Tucson will be heard in superior court here Oct 19 Mrs Caid filed suit for custody stating that the child's father Col George W Millett Jr will soon be transferred to the middle east She said she would be unable to see her child under the current custody arrangement Millett was awarded custody of
Custody Suit Filed in Tucson Kidnap Scare Report
Millett, an army officer, flew from Monterey to Tucson to return his daughter to California after Mrs. Caid, while the girl was visiting Arizona, filed for custody. A brief kidnap scare followed as Millett’s attorneys said he would fight Mrs. Caid's claim.
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Caid
Tucson
Arizona
Millett
Monterey
Calif
California
Downtown Tucson merchants plan Christmas decor meeting
Tucson business leaders gather at the Chamber of Commerce late today to map Christmas street decorations and festive plans for the downtown area.
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Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
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N. Y
Sarson Baily Citizen
Pajamas
Jacome's
Congress
Scott
Wearwell Sheets
Sedgfield
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