UA Vehicles Still Varied
University of Arizona campus in 1946 shows a mix of bikes and motorized transport. Faculty riders include Emil Larson and Chester Smith with long cycling histories. others like George and Mary Caldwell, John Brooks, and O H Simley joined wartime bike use. Some faculty now use motor scooters, while students arrive by jeep or car, creating a lively transport scene.
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University of Arizona
Southern Pacific
Emil Larson
Tucson
Larson
Old Guard
Chester Smith
University
Law College
Dr. Smith
George and
Mary Caldwell
John Brooks
O. H. Simley
Brooks
Simley
Dr. Brooks
Max P. Vosskuhler
Vosskuhler
Venice Lindsay
Film Bureau
Helen Hailey
Willcox
Education
Peter Kiewitt
Shirley Ann Tucker
Phoenix
Ray Barnett
Kansas City
Reggie Russell
Transportation At The University Of Arizona 1946
The article chronicles campus mobility with wagons jalopies motorcycles scooters bicycles and 1946 convertibles covered in stickers and emblems. Buses travel Third Street echoing 1893 routes while roving horses appear during rodeo season. Morning lots overflow with youth cars bikes and later emptying as labs close. The bicycle remains key despite eras and Dr. Larson urges riders to pedal twice monthly to foster respect.
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University of Arizona
Fraternity
Third Street
Ganzhorn & Harris
Larson
Two Japanese Generals to Die in Singapore Atrocities
In Singapore five men were sentenced to death for atrocities at Outram Road jail. Maj. Gen. Misao Otsuka and Maj. Gen. Minao Hidaka, judicial officers during the occupation, were among those condemned.
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Singapore
Misao Otsuka
Minao Hidaka
Outram Road
Restaurants Post New Prices Around Nation
In Washington on October 10 1942 restaurant operators nationwide posted higher menu prices for meat dishes under the 15 percent increase authorized by the Office of Price Administration.
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Washington
OPA
Pamphlet On Vote For Legislator Pay Increase Mailed
Pamphlet explaining a proposed pay rise for state legislators from 8 to 15 dollars a day will be mailed from Dan Garvey secretary of state. About 290000 voters are listed but final registrations may not reach in time. The measure will appear on a separate ballot in the November 5 election.
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Dan E. Garvey
Garvey
Mately
Phoenix
Depression Era Daily Allowance Restored to Eight Dollars
The policy notes the minimum necessary expenses on the eight dollar per day allowance, emphasizing this amount had previously risen to fifteen dollars but was cut back to eight at the start of the Depression in the early 1930s.
Court To Hear Juke Box Suit Friday
City Treasurer Charles W. Otey and Chief of Police Don J. Hays must appear in superior court Friday to explain why juke box permits and licenses have not been issued to Frank Cannizzaro of the American Music company. Judge Eva De Concini had issued an alternative writ directing issuance or show cause.
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Charles W. Otey
Don J. Hays
Superior Court
Eva de Concini
Frank Cannizzaro
American Music Company
de Concini
Hays
Otey
City ordinance waits on permits prior to license issues
The city ordinance requires licenses to be issued only after Hays has obtained the necessary permit. Hays has remained silent since the writ was issued.
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Hays
Cowboy John Shows Dies After Hospital Stay
John Shows 65 local cowboy died in a city hospital on Wednesday funeral plans to be announced by Reilly's. He is survived by relatives in the Philippines.
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John Shows
Reilly’s
Mr. Shows
Philippines
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