Veterans occupy UA Quonset huts and dorms progress
Fifty families of veterans move into Quonset huts on the University of Arizona practice polo field with 15 more slated by early next week. Construction on 62 new huts and two men’s dormitories continues west of the polo grounds as enrollment nears a record 4,484 students including over 2,300 veterans. Fred Fickett announces bid for school district No. 1 board of trustees. election set for Oct. 26.
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TB leaders discuss rehabilitation plan in Pima County
Miss Virginia Parsons of New York City arrived in Tucson with Miss Bertha Parkhurst to assess tuberculosis rehabilitation needs in Pima County. A trained local vocational guidance worker could bridge illness and re employment as federal programs allow.
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Pima County
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New York City
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Arizona
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Rites Monday For Dougherty Assistant U S Attorney
Funeral services for John P. Dougherty assistant U S attorney who died Wednesday night will be held at Ss Peter and Paul church at 9 00 a m Monday with a requiem mass. A rosary will be at 800 p m Sunday at Reilly Chapel Burial in Holy Hope. Pallbearers include Frank E Flynn James Malley Jack Mulcahy K Berry Peterson Ben McKinney and E T Houston all of Tucson. Dougherty died of a heart attack at 601 North Park avenue after 13 years as assistant U S attorney here.
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U. S
SS. Peter and Paul
Reilly Undertaking Company
Holy Hope Cemetery
Frank E. Flynn
Phoenix
James Malley
Bisbee
Jack Mulcahy
K. Berry Peterson
Ben McKinney
Arizonian Convicted of Murder in New Mexico Knife Slaying
Jurors in Tucumcari New Mexico convict James A. Murray 19 Tempe Ariz farmhand of murder for stabbing Finley T. Drummond 32 former naval officer of Bath Maine as Drummond tried to make him stop driving Murray was sentenced to life imprisonment Drummond was en route to California to be best man at his brother wedding and had picked up a hitchhiker Murray was arrested in Phoenix a week after the slaying.
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N. M
James A. Murray
Tempe
Ariz
Finley T. Drummond
Bath
Murray
Drummond
California
Phoenix
Apartment Owners Promote 15 Percent Rent Rise
The National Apartment Owners' Association launched a campaign urging tenants to accept a 15 percent rent increase. Early returns claimed 95 percent of tenants supported the proposal, with the group noting tenants’ willingness to pay a fair rental as OPA paused operations last July.
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Washington
National Apartment Owners’ Association
OPA
Maricopa to Expand Hospital With $90,000 Budget Increase
Maricopa County will exceed its budget by 90 000 to expand hospital facilities. Two wards will house 21 patients each and four cottages will serve eight patients each as part of the project.
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Maricopa County
State Tax Commission
Smoke Bomb Sale Decried
A group of boys allegedly threw a smoke bomb into a DeMolay Rainbow Girls meeting at the Masonic temple on 160 South Scott Avenue, causing near panic among 35 girls and a charred lobby spot. Capt. Roy G. Robinson ordered a youth warning, fire department cooperation, and checks with sellers of smoke bombs, which are banned under city ordinance 336.
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Model Planes Topic Of Talk At Exchange Club
Ray mond Downes, founder of the Thermaleers Tucson club, spoke at the Exchange club luncheon at the Santa Rita hotel about model aviation. He demonstrated planes including a one horse power model reaching 80 mph. The model airplane club, now a National Academy member, meets at Ray's Hobby Shop on East Sixth street each Thursday and hosts a three month contest cycle. A model aviation contest is planned for November 10.
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State School Holds Columbus Day Program
At a Columbus Day assembly the Arizona State School for the Deaf and the Blind featured Rev. R. A. Dawson in a motivational talk. Miss Elizabeth Hicks and Harold E. Owen organized the program with chorus numbers and a playlet about Columbus.
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Harold E. Owen
Maude S. Troutman
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Delbert Axley
Columbus Day Observation Adds Cross Border Officials
Dr. A W Bork and Dr. Alfred Atkinson headline the Columbus day celebration at the university main auditorium. Officials from Nogales Arizona and Nogales Sonora attend along with Tucson dignitaries. Musical numbers feature Sonoran Federal Schools and local artists.
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Miguel F. Vasquez
Raul Hernandez Serrano
Ben Zweig
U. S
Adolfo Dominguez
Antonio Caponi
Abrahan F. Aguayo
Don J. Hays
Pat Leon
Mexican Woodmen of the World
Ricardo Fierro
el Tucsonense
Ray Vidal
la Junta Patriotica
Tito Flores
Club Anahuac
E. D. Herreras
Alianza Hispano Americana
Fred Valles
Pan-American League
Columbus
John Brooks
Department of
The
University
Alfonso Acosa
Juke Box Lawsuit Delayed To Tuesday Hearing
The appearance of Chief of Police Don Hays and City Treasurer Charles Otey in superior court to show cause why juke box permits and licenses have not been issued to Frank Cannizzaro for the American Music Co. has been moved from Friday to 10 a m Tuesday. Cannizzaro's attorneys requested the postponement.
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Don J. Hays
Charles Otey
Frank Cannizzaro
American Music Company
Cannizzaro
Hayden to Speak in Arizona Campaign Rally
Senator Carl Hayden will headline a campaign rally in Tucson if health allows, with radio addresses statewide. E. T. Cusick, state leader, says more national speakers may join and notes he has traveled about 1,800 miles within Arizona contacting county organizations.
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Arizona
U. S
E. T. Cusick
Pima
Tucson
Hayden
Cusick
Democrat
Graham
Greenlee
Yuma
James J. Sheffield
Joe Riley
Arizona museum hosts 400 photo display ahead of election
About 400 visitors viewed 100 outstanding photographs from the Popular Photography Salon at the University of Arizona museum, sponsored by the Tucson Camera Club. E B Sayles notes the exhibit runs through Sunday with world wide works and Tucson High School students toured with Harry A Goldstein.
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Arizona State Museum
University of Arizona
E. B. Sayles
Tucson Camera Club
Tucson High School
Harry A. Goldstein
Veal price rise by OPA takes effect Oct 14
The Office of Price Administration raised retail prices of top veal grades by seven to eight cents per pound effective October 14. The increases affect only the two top grades choice and good. OPA also recalculated ceilings on all other meats beef pork and lamb by store groups. Posters with the new prices will appear in stores on Oct 14.
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OPA
Mexico Denies Hoof and Mouth Peril Amid Imports
Washington reports Mexico rejects danger claim and asks U S to lift cattle quarantine. Ambassador Espinosa de Los Monteros sent a Mexican veterinary report to the State Department. U S officials will wait for a Mexican survey before action.
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Mexico
United States
Antonio Espinosa de Los Monteros
State Department
Agriculture Department
U. S
Airplane Flights Resume Over Balkans After Suspension
London Oct 11 Civil and military flights over Czechoslovakia Hungary and Romania returned to normal after a mysterious suspension ordered by the Russian high command. The ban was revoked as suddenly as it was imposed with no official explanation from Moscow and only a note that the flights were at Russia's request.
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London
UPR
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Continuance Of RFC Office To Be Asked
A movement to keep the Phoenix branch of the Reconstruction Finance Corp open longer is under way with support from Arizona businessmen who praise the office as tremendously helpful. The local RFC office is slated to close November 1.
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Phoenix
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Arizona
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