Disabled To Need Jobs Year Round
During National Employ the Handicapped week Tucson employment service logged 15 job orders and filled 18 placements. Aiming to beat prior October totals, officials stress ongoing opportunities for 471 handicapped job seekers, noting cases from a skilled 24 year old with two children and 100 percent disability to a 20 year old secretarial trainee. Olga Boich’s success shows disability need not imply limited work ability. John Wayne advocates equal opportunity for the physically handicapped to participate in the economy and community life.
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U. S
Employment Service of Tucson
Boyle
Employment Bureau
Tucson
Business College
Olga Boich
North Third Avenue
Miss Boich
Justice of the Peace
C. W. “Jack” Gardner
Charles Orvis
Arizona Vocational Rehabilitation Division
John Wayne
Hollywood Star
Woman Loses Death Appeal in Governor Cleareance
SACRAMENTO Calif Oct 12 UP Mrs Louise Peete Judson lost her bid for clemency as Gov Earl Warren found no grounds for mercy The execution is scheduled for Nov 1 at San Quentin in the lethal gas chamber She was convicted in the 1944 insurance slaying of Mrs Margaret Logan in Los Angeles and linked to earlier crimes including the 1920 murder of Jacob Denton Doctors found no insanity and called her cruel and heartless Warren noted she was responsible for multiple deaths and the commitment of a victim’s husband to a mental asylum
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Sacramento
Calif
Louise Peete Judson
Earl Warren
San Quentin
Margaret R. Logan
Los Angeles
Judson
Logan
Jacob Denton
Denton
Warren
Two Tucson Entries Win Dog Show Points
The Scottish terrier Golden Sparkle O'Ruchill owned by Mr and Mrs Robert Cairns of Tucson won four points at the Ventura all breed dog show. The Scottie was winners’ bitch and best of winners. Black Image of Tang owned by Mr and Mrs W J Cruzon scored 97 in obedience trial for companion dog in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cairns
Tucson
Ventura
Calif
W. J. Cruzon
Tang
Creature at Consolidated airport baffles guards and officials
Three days after a bizarre animal was spotted at Consolidated airport it remained unidentified. Fireman Noah W. Clayton captured it from hangar 1 rafters after noting a two foot tail and a foxlike face. The creature hissed, showed teeth, and ate a mouse when fed. It was taken to the University of Arizona for study as officials weigh if it escaped from ATC or strayed from south of the border.
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Consolidated
Hangar
Noah W. Clayton
Clayton
University of Arizona
Charles T. Vorhies
Vorhies
ATC
Reggie Russell
Copper Output Rising Again
Copper production in August totaled 55,699 short tons, above July but below the 1945 monthly average of 64,408. Nevada and Utah showed gains offsetting declines in New Mexico, with notable worst drop in New Mexico at 11 percent and 100,000 tons less ore processed at Kennecott’s Chino mines. Arizona, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah produced 2,500, 4,950, 3,300, 4,069, and 13,750 tons respectively.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
Kennecott Copper Company
Arizona
Montana
National Reclamation Association to Meet in Phoenix
The National Reclamation Association voted to hold its 1947 convention in Phoenix after adopting a resolution protesting President Truman's stop order on Bureau of Reclamation work. It also denounced valley authorities as removing local voice and shifting litigation to federal courts. Association urged Congress to fund authorized projects and promptly release impounded funds. Robert W. Sawyer of Bend, Oregon, was re-elected president along with all directors.
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Omaha
National Reclamation Association
Phoenix
Truman
Bureau of Reclamation
Association
Congress Association
Congress
Robert W. Sawyer
Bend, Ore
Public Wants Pacific Bases Kept Not Turned to UN
Public opinion favors retaining U S air and naval bases in the Pacific over handing them to the United Nations. Gallup reports over 70 percent support keeping bases like Tarawa and Eniwetak, a stance rooted in wartime protections and prior surveys dating to 1944.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
United States
Pacific
United Nations
Tarawa
Eniwetok
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Pacific Islands
Iwe
Gilberts
Washington
London
Bert Hudson Hotel Manager Found Dead
Bert Hudson aged 53, manager of the Russell House, was found dead in bed Friday morning at 124 North Sixth Avenue. He had been ill for some time and was under a physician’s care. funeral arrangements will be announced by Reilly's.
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Bert Hudson
Russell House
North Sixth Avenue
Reilly's
Hudson
Government Finds War Asset Morphine in Life Rafts
Frederick C. Othman reports on U S wartime surplus life rafts found to contain morphine. Narcotics chief Anslinger probes omissions as Army Navy had claimed drugs were cleared before transfer. Efforts to remove remaining morphine face massive stacks and slow mass handling.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
War Assets Administration
America
Radio Schedule Highlights Sunday Night Lineup
Sunday night radio guide lists a dense slate from 6:00 to 12:15 with actor hosts, news, music, crime drama, and revival hour. Notable entries include Charlie McCarthy Sam Spade Fred Allen Hildegarde Don Ameche Kate Smith Howard Pyle Phil Baker and Avery varied programs across hours with sign offs and national broadcasts.
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Charlie McC’thy
Sam Spade
Fred Allen
Calmer
Hildegarde
Don Ameche
E. Bracken
Parkvakarkus
Phil Baker
Mus
Sun
Kate Smith
Howard Pyle
Whistler
Hardy
Winchell
KVOA
Ave Maria
Government admires drug busts and whiskey surplus
The speaker notes rafts are still at work and will go on sale later without morphine. Dope is to be returned to medical stores and the government’s out of the dope trade with no real damage. Anslinger can chuckle, and a future look will cover the government’s surplus whisky and bonded Bourbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anslinger
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