Elk Hunting Permits Cut For Four Arizona Areas
The Arizona Game and Fish Commission warns elk hunters to prepare for isolation due to snow. A total of 490 elk hunting permits are issued across areas 1 to 4, with bull and cow Elk quotas and a drawing system set for Oct. 29. permits must be applied for by Oct. 26 and issued after a $10 fee.
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State Game and Fish Commission
W. C. Tharp
Commission
State Building
Phoenix
Sitgreaves National Forest
Coconino National Forest
Winslow- Long Valley-Pine Road
Ft. Apache Reservation
Sitgreaves
Coconino ‘Forests
Mormon Lake- Long Valley
Long Valley-Winsldén
Tonto National Forest
Salt River
State Game Department
Forest Service
Indian Service
Ft. Apache
Apache Tribal Council
Game Department
Gila Valley Baptists Convene for Annual Meeting
The third annual Gila Valley Baptist association session opens at First Southern Baptist church with 22 affiliated churches from southern Arizona present. Activities include Women’s Missionary Union exercises, main address by Rev. L A C Kaufman, and an 8 p.m. annual sermon by Rev. H L Thornton.
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Gila Valley Baptist Association
First Southern Baptist Church
R. H. Tharp
Women’s Missionary Union
Tucson
I. B. Williams
Marie Tatum Cunningham
Arizona
J. N. Campbell
H. D. Beck
Chandler
W. B. Garrett
Wiley Henton
Globe
H. L. Thornton
Police Warn Sales Group Over Tucson City Start
Police warn a group selling magazines called smart Alec after Wednesday complaints. Capt. Roy G. Robinson explains city ordinances and urges adherence while door to door trade continues. An East Sixth Street and Trent Avenue collision at 4 15 p m caused 275 dollars in damage to two cars. The Bullock car at 409 North Fremont Avenue and the Klein car at Ope South Irving Avenue sustained 150 and 125 dollars of damage respectively.
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Roy G. Robinson
Tucson
East Sixth Street
Trent Avenue
J. C. Bullock
Fremont Avenue
Margaret Klein
Irving Avenue
Water levels fall as Arizona pumps drain aquifer
The Geological Survey reports Southern Arizona withdrew 936 000 acre feet of water last year, with two thirds from Pinal county regions including Casa Grande Florence Maricopa Eloy. Pumpage rose in several valleys while average 1945 water level dropped half a foot.
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Washington
Arizona
Geological Survey
Casa Grande-Florence-Maricopa-Eloy
Pinal County
Pinal
Pima
Santa Cruz
Pima County
Safford Valley
Safford
Graham County
Duncan-Virden
Greenlee County
Ariz
Hidalgo County
N. M
Queen Creek
Maricopa and
Pinal Counties
Rafael F. Diaz Rites Will Be On Friday
Rafael F. Diaz 65 died Wednesday in a local hospital. A requiem mass will be held at 8 30 a m Friday at Holy Family church with burial in Ft Lowell cemetery. The body lies in state Thursday evening at 722 North Tenth avenue. He lived at 342 North Calvin avenue and is survived by his wife Carmen Diaz a daughter Carmen Robles Tucson four brothers and four sisters all of Casa Blanca California.
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Rafael F. Diaz
Holy Family Church
Ft. Lowell
North Tenth Avenue
Diaz
North
Calvin Avenue
Carmen Diaz
Carmen Robles
Tucson
Jose
Isidor
Bernardino
Ignacio
Marianita
Rita
Esperansa Diaz
Virginia Castro
Casa Blanca
Calif
Vets Find Glamour Missing At Red River Movie Set
U S veterans at Elgin Arizona visit the Red River film set meeting John Wayne Noah Beery and Walter Brennan. They note no milk baths or limousines and witness a bridge explosion and a beef cattle stampede costing $1000 daily.
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Red River
Jack Maszoras
Elgin
Arizona
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Santa Claus
John Wayne
Noah Beery
Walter Brennan
Wayne
Beery
Brennan
Fairbanks
Howard Hawks
Red Cross
Hollywood
Linda Darnell
Linda
Prescott Cowboy Hurt When Thrown By Horse
Hospital attendants report that C. P. Carroll of Prescott Arizona suffered a brain concussion and possible skull fracture after a riding accident Wednesday. He was thrown onto the pavement by a frightened horse in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N. M
C. P. Carroll
Prescott
Ariz
Cowboy
Carroll
On-Job Probe of WWII Vet Trainees Begins Here
A survey under way will examine hundreds of on-the-job trainees who are World War II veterans receiving aid. Conducted by a veterans employment representative, the probe reviews training establishments approved before August 8 under law No. 679 to assess compliance with the statute.
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Charles Blyle
United States Employment Service
Training program survey outlines veteran protections and pay ceilings
The speaker says no veteran will be removed during the survey and faults will be corrected without suspending subsistence payments. Law No. 679 sets wage ceilings at 175 and 200 dollars for trainees, limits on‑the‑job training to two years, and requires a strict training schedule. Errors in questionable programs could financially hurt veterans. final survey reports are due January 1.
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Boyle
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Apache National Forest
Crook National Forest
Clifton
Baptists
Bullock
Klein
U.S
Mar
Stun [Tin Drug CO
Roger
West Congress
Martin Baldwin
A. Mahler
Motor Corps
Jessie Sparks
John Sundt
Rodney Griscom
Edward Carmack
George Bayles
E. F. Heselbarth
Frank Bernard
William Meehan
Ford
Central Auto Supply
W. Franklin
Navajo Reservation
W. Broadway
Arts and Crafts
Flannelette
Carl's Buttoncraft
Pima Ave
IDEAL
COURT
North Stone
3Rd Ave
Paw
Stephen T. Ochoa
N. Stone
Elco
Martin Drang
Grandma Cakes
Langendorf
Mazitas
Beeman's
Beeman’s Tater Flake CO
Akiz
Ad Zuough
Gener
Berkeley
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