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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1946

Page

5

Ward for crippled children to reopen at Comstock Hospital

A renovated crippled children ward at Comstock Hospital will be showcased to 350 delegates at the Arizona Society for Crippled Children conference in Tucson October 17 18. Funding from county and state groups aims to reopen by November pending needed nurses with six month operations funded by existing sources and future costs covered by the ASCC and partner agencies.

Comstock Hospital Arizona Society For Tucson J. A. Mulcahy Pima County Arizona Society and Community Service, Inc Herman Kengla Crippled Children National Society For Crippled Children Kengla Crippled Children’s Ward Community Service, Inc A. B. Sieh ASCC Phoenix Pima Cochise Santa Cruz National Association of Infantile Paralysis Comstock Safford School For Lydia Newton Society Mulcahy O. A. Smith William F. Hauser State Society

Speaker Sees China Peril From US Policy

Prescott attorney Albert H. MacKenzie told a Sunday Evening Forum at University Methodist church that the United States failed to form a firebreak in China. He warned the Communist forces could ally with Russia if Nationalists are aided, urging a neutral zone to separate the sides and block aid until a peaceful settlement is reached.

United States China Russia Albert H. MacKenzie Prescott University Methodist Church MacKenzie

Funeral for Mrs. Carlota Sanchez Tuesday Morning

Mrs. Carlota Sanchez 68 died Sunday night at 499 West 41st Street. Her body lies in state Monday evening. A recited mass is set for 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at Santa Cruz church. Burial follows at Holy Hope cemetery at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Survivors include husband Ramon Sanchez, son Reyes Murrietta, and six daughters. Tucson Mortuary is in charge.

Carlota Sanchez West 41St Street Santa Cruz Church Holy Hope Cemetery Ramon Sanchez Reyes Murrietta Mmes Josefa Celaya Antonia Leson Ramona Federico Dolores’ Flores Jesus Sanchez Carlota Rojas Tucson

New Field To Be Dedicated At Amphitheatre High School

The Amphitheatre Panthers host Florence Gophers in the first night game on the new field at 7:45 p m on the northeast corner of the Amphi theatre campus. The dedication honors twelve former students who died in service. Master of ceremonies is Mr W R Dubois. The band color guard and Florence band will perform.

Panthers Florence Gophers W. R. DuBois KVOA Florence DuBois

Funeral Service Held For Mrs. Boyd

Rev. Franklin W. Greene officiated at the funeral for Mrs. Bessie Mae Boyd who died Friday. Burial was at Evergreen Cemetery. She is survived by husband Pat Boyd of 631 North Fifth Avenue a son and a daughter of Nashville Tennessee two sisters and a brother of Tucson. Pallbearers were L. D. Wagger Hugh Stevens J. F. Clique Herb Keeney Floyd Estill and E. C. Fagerstrom.

Franklin W. Greene Bessie Mae Boyd Evergreen Cemetery Hugh Stevens J. F. Clique Herb Keeney Floyd Estill E. C. Fagerstrom

Local committee named for community project

A committee formed to oversee a community project includes Nicholas Paynovitch Esther Parris Mrs. Herbert Cooper Larry Wilson Betty Holaway and Paul Rees.

Nicholas Paynovitch Esther Parris Herbert Cooper Larry Wilson Betty Holaway Paul Rees

Blood Drive At Tucson Red Cross Bank

Ten Tucsonans donated blood by noon to the American Red Cross bank as 10 pints were sent to Pima County Hospital for testing typing and storage. Miss Margret Link said appointments are needed and 12 more donors were expected that afternoon. The 136 North Park HQ can handle about 24 donors daily. No adverse reactions were reported. Donors received orange juice and coffee after giving blood. Perry Morgan of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, a third volunteer, even fixed a stopped clock at the Red Cross HQ.

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