Goober Is My Name Puppet Poster Winners Named
Michael Love and Mary Rendon of Dunabar and Drachman elementary schools won top honors in a Tucson poster contest promoting the puppet show Goober Is My Name. Third place went to Vernon Scott. several students earned honorable mention. Performances are Oct 13 at Tucson High with proceeds aiding medically indigent children. Alfred Wallace will host a backstage lecture and meet spectators.
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Michael Love
Dunbar
Mary Rendon
Drachman
Goober
Tucson
Little Ghost
Wallace Puppets, Inc
Vernon Scott
Florencio Rodrigues
Roosevelt
Frances’ Jones
Menlo Park
Rolf Marchinson
Sam Hughes
Suzanne Stofft
Jefferson Park
Cassandra Kiefer
Davis Monthan
Phyllis Logan
Catalina
Tucson Junior Woman's Club
School Health Council
Alfred Wallace
UA Senior of Show Low Is Award Winner
Kenneth M. Willis of Show Low, a UA civil engineering senior, won a 200 dollar scholarship from the Arizona chapter of Associated General Contractors of America. Two more scholarships will go to a sophomore and a junior in coming weeks. The renewables honor character, academics, and art to the profession for Arizona high school graduates now in a state college. Willis, Snowflake High School graduate, carries a 1.03 average at Tempe and UA, is a 35 month veteran, worked two summers for the state highway department, and aims to become a contractor after graduation.
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Kenneth M. Willis
Show Low
University of Arizona
Arizona
Associated General Contractors of America
Willis
Snowflake High School
Tempe
Armed Services
State Highway Department
University
Hall of Fame letters seek Arizona journalism pioneers
University of Arizona professor Douglas D. Martin sends letters to over 50 editors and publishers requesting nominations for the Arizona newspaper hall of fame. Two nominees are named John Clum and William Wrightson for founding and introducing Arizona journalism. Special plaques will honor inductees in the university’s new student union building.
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Arizona
Hall of Fame
Douglas D. Martin
University of Arizona Journalism
Éssor
Martin
John Clum
Tombstone
William Wrightson
County Hospital to Get Twin-Engine Generator
County supervisors authorize a 5000 dollar twin-engine electric generator for County Hospital to prevent power failures during operations. Dr. Francis J. Bean says the device will ensure lighting and power, with 147 beds currently and a need for 115 more, plus plans for upgraded X-ray, psychiatric care, an extra operating room, and a larger out patient clinic.
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County Hospital
County Board of Supervisors
Francis J. Bean
Bean
Plan Sessions Of Christian Church Here
Dr. C. C. Hawley of Indianapolis will be a featured speaker at the state convention of Christian churches at First Christian church in Indianapolis. The event runs Oct 10 12 with sessions all day and includes Hawley talks on Crusade for a Christian World and Road to Victory and a laymen banquet address. Hawley is a Drake University and Union Theological Seminary graduate who led the United Christian Missionary society prior to unified promotion.
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C. C. Hawley
Indianapolis
Unified Promotion of the
Disciples of Christ
State Convention of Christian Churches
First Christian Church
E. Speedway
Walter Hoffman
Phoenix
Hawley
Crusade For
Dre Hawley
Drake University
Union Theological Seminary
Unified Promotion
Department of Financial Resources
United Christian Missionary Society
National Board of Missions and Christian Education
Warrant Issued in Theft Case Against Vasquez
The county attorney issued a warrant for the arrest of confessed armed robber Frank Vasquez after initially denying a complaint. A woman deputy signed the warrant this afternoon, with Clark H. Johnson, justice of the peace, approving it. Vasquez, who admitted stealing Dan Don’s grocery store automobile at 205 Sixth Avenue after threatening him with a handgun, is held in county jail. Also tied to the holdup plan is Robert L. Castro, wounded in the same pursuit, listed at 216 LE 25th Street.
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Sheriff's Office
Clark H. Johnson
Frank Vasquez
12Th Ave
Dan Don
Sixth Ave
Vasquez
Don
John F. O'Mara
Robert L. Castro
25Th St
Castro
Tiger
Miller Elks Suit Over Move to Manning Home
A dispute over the Bethel Elks lodge moving into the Howell Manning residence at 23 27 Paseo Redondo was argued before Superior Judge Lee Garrett. Mrs Bertha Sanford Miller opposes the move claiming R 2 zoning forbids it while the lodge argues a non commercial use fits the rule and a city board of adjustment previously allowed remodeling related to the purchase.
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Elks Lodge
Howell Manning
Paseo Redondo
Lee Garrett
Bertha Sanford Miller
Manning
Elks
Garrett
Miller
City Board of Adjustment
Lodge
The
E. D. Herreras
Doctors Warn of Antitrust Inquiry Into Medical Groups
The AMA and multiple state and county medical societies are said to be under antitrust investigation by the Justice Department. Four FBI agents are reviewing AMA records in Chicago dating to 1938 as part of the inquiry, while the trustees protest government pressure on medicine and compulsory health insurance.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
AMA
Antitrust Division
Justice Department
Board of Trustees
The
Trustees
George F. Lull
Department of Justice
Lull
FBI
Association
Police Department
Herbert A. Bergson
U.S. Attorney General
New York State Medical Society
Utah State Medical Association
Washington State Medical Society
Arkansas Medical Society
Oklahoma State Medical Association
Michigan Medical Service
Arkansas Blue Cross-Blue Shield Plan
Los Angeles County
Calif
Wayne, Mich
Harris County
San Diego, Calif
Medical Society
Oregon State Medical Society
Cars Outbound From Siam Restricted to Imports Only
The report states that automobiles produced abroad may no longer be shipped from Siam, effectively barring export of foreign origin cars from Siam shores and altering trade flows for regional dealers.
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Siam
Three UA seniors win Zurinsky scholarship in civil engineering
The University of Arizona awards the first Marshall Zurinsky scholarship of 750 dollars to three seniors Lawrence H. Sanford John E. Stevens and Merrill J. Lemnah all Tucson natives and civil engineering majors. Sanford and Stevens hold 11 grade averages and plan further study while Lemnah totals 21 and will return to the U S Bureau of Reclamation after graduation.
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University of Arizona
Marshall Zurinsky
Zurinsky
Lawrence H. Sanford
John E. Stevens
Merrill J. Lemnah
Tucson
Sanford
Utah State
University of Texas
Tau Peta Pi
Mirjah
India
Stevens
Tau Beta Pi
Cotton pickers still wanted near Tucson
At least 750 cotton pickers are needed in fields around Tucson, reported by F A Potter of the state employment service. Harvesting is underway with four months of good picking ahead. tents are free, wages are $2.50 per hundred. Other crops like green chilis tomatoes lemons and alfalfa are being harvested nearby. Information at 112 S Sixth Ave.
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Tucson
F. A. Potter
State Employment Service
Potter
S. Sixth Ave
Prizes For High School Journalists Announced
The Daily Citizen reports four awards for best high school news and sports writing, with first and second prize each class. Winners will be announced at the annual high school journalism conference at the university in May. Douglas D. Martin, journalism professor, said awards will broaden this year to include printed and mimeographed papers.
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Sopueaahy
Daily Citizen Today
Douglas D. Martin
Fall Festival Observances At Congregation Anshel Israel
Special services commemorate the annual Succas festival with evening and weekend sessions. Morning sermons will be delivered by Dr. Marcus Breger, rabbi, as part of the harvest and wilderness narrative tied celebration.
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Congregation Anshel Israel
Marcus Breger
New Venture Capital Awakens Interest in Panama
Awakening interest from venture capitalists in Panama signals growing appetite for local startups. Investors from regional funds are evaluating early stage firms across technology, fintech, and logistics sectors, eyeing potential exits and scalable business models.
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New Venture Capital
Panama
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Cr.ee Irons
Eed
Tel
Jacome
Jumbo Vale
Raglan
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