Poisoner Faces Jail Time If Caught In Tucson
Tucson records 15 poisoned dogs in two days as sheriff and county attorney plan possible charges under state animal cruelty and poisoning laws. Rewards total 175 dollars and investigations continue with checks on poison purchases and bait samples.
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Tucson
Sheriff's Office
Emmett Newland
Newland
The
Humane Society
Tucson Kennel Club
Jarrett
Severo Samayoa
Chapel Benefit Show Sunday for Our Lady of the Light
A benefit concert at 8 p.m. Sunday supports the new Our Lady of the Light chapel on 15th street and Highland avenue. Admission is 60 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. Francisco S. Gallego will MC the event featuring singers Gilberto Sanchez and others, dancers, a comic sketch, and piano accompaniment by Hermila Aros and others.
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Our Lady of the Light
15Th Street
Highland Avenue
Safford School
Francisco S. Gallego
Gilberto Sanchez
Quinonez
Evelina Rivera
Valencia
Irma Montijo
Isabel Brena
Silvestre
Betty Garcia
Armida Valencia
Betty Gil
Yolanda Siordia
Martita Brena
Evita Benitez
Veronica Hubbard
Eva Benitez
Naomi Kingsberg
Samuel R. Lopez
Federico Rico
Hermila Aros
Margie Padilla
Dolores Aros
Gloria Smith
Trinidad A. Ontiveros
Next Week Is Time To Mail That Letter You Already One
Tucson Postmaster Harold Collins announces National Letter-Writing Week from Oct 16 to 22 with the slogan Dont delay write today. The Tucson Post Office handles over two million outgoing letters monthly and more than one million incoming pieces, plus six thousand sacks of newspapers and magazines and twice as many sacks of parcel post. The air mail is fastest, with five hours to Chicago from here. the post office also runs postal savings accounts totaling deposits over two million dollars. The service menu includes money orders registry, special delivery, POS and 1 913 lock boxes at the main office, supported by 19 sub stations in the greater Tucson area.
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Tucson
Harold Collins
Collins
Parcel
Chicago
Sam
Tomers
Voting light in UA class officer primary
Only 1,734 of 5,897 University of Arizona students voted in the primary for 16 class officers. Nine voting machines were used, with no lines and a calm day as officers and homecoming queen finalists were chosen for the finals on Oct. 28.
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University of Arizona
Fred Snyder
Texas Tech
Lowell Bailey
Jim Tolley
Pete White
Don Higgins
Pat Jackson
Pat Jakle
Finalists Named in 4-H Cattle Judging at State Fair
Allen Alvin announces 4-H livestock judging finalists for the state fair. Senior team features Jack Dalrymple, John Hand, and John Doty of the Sahuaro club. Junior contestants include Herman Peck of San Xavier, Deanna Dalrymple of Sahuaro, and John Hawkins of the Catalina club. Poultry finalists to be chosen at 7:30 p.m. at the university poultry farms on Cherry Street.
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Allen Alvin
Jack Dalrymple
John Hand
John Doty
Sahuaro Club
Herman Peck
San .Xavier Club
Deanna Dalrymple
John Hawkins
Catalina Club
University Poultry Farms
Cherry Street
Alvin
Sellout Reported For Flagstad Concert Here
Tickets for the University of Arizona opening concert on its artist series sold out, according to University Comptroller John Anderson. The Norwegian soprano Kirsten Flagstad opens the season's six concert series at the university auditorium next Tuesday night with Wagnerian arias and Grieg songs.
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University of Arizona
Kirsten Flagstad
John Anderson
University Auditorium
Grieg
San Carlos Reservoir 24 Hour Storage Report
Water storage at San Carlos Reservoir for the 24 hours ending 7 am yesterday showed available storage at 101,382 acre-feet with a net loss of 398 acre-feet from the previous 24 hours.
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San Carlos Reservoir
Sixteen Pima Schools Rally for Save the Children Clothing Drive
Sixteen Pima county schools join the Save the Children annual clothing crusade to aid Navajo Nation, seven European countries, and Arizona. Donors wrap clothing for pickup by students. over 125000 children in Arizona schools expected to participate. The Tucson center is run by Mrs. Mary Astor at 130 W. Pennington with county officials listed.
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Pima County
W. A. Sherwood
Save the Children Federation
Navajo Reservation
Arizona
Sherwood
Ajo
Amphitheater
Helen Keating
Arivaca
Continental
Sahuarita
Sunnyside
Campbell Paving Begins To Cave In At Sneedway Corner
Collapse of pavement near the intersection of Sneedway and Campbell Avenue blocks southbound traffic. Attendants at a service station say the street began caving around a manhole cover. City street department set a blockade and rerouted traffic around the corner.
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Sneedway
Campbell Avenue
City Street Department
Ninth Grade Presents The Intruder One Act
All Saints school staged a one act play The Intruder based on Romeo and Juliet for the junior high yesterday.
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ALL Saints
Romeo and Juliet
Part Of Sign Falls Hits Girl In Head
Cruz Borquez 18 of 807 W Simpson Jr suffers minor injuries after a small metal piece falls from a sign struck her scalp on a downtown street near a hotel. City patrolman reports workers were erecting the sign. She is in good condition at St Mary's Hospital.
Bake Sale After Masses For Church Building Fund
Peter and Pauls church Mothers Club will host a bake sale after all masses to support the church building fund. Mrs Michael Flaherty chairs the event with help from Mrs George Weber Mrs Luis Daglio Mrs Clayde Flatt Mr Frank Geddes Mrs Delivan Ross Mr Alvin Arnold Mr D J Hall and Mr George Mercer.
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Mothers’ Club
S&s. Peter & Paul's Church
Michael Flaherty
Mmes
George Weber
Luis Daglio
Clayde Flatt
Frank Geddes
Delivan Ross
Alvin Arnold
D. J. Hall
George Mercer
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By Bob Stirling
Cathedral
S. Stone
Erhead
F.B.A. Financing Insurance Private Construction Discount Paper
M. A. Wuerschmidt
E. Broadway
Howell-Drachman W. Pennington
Redwood
F. J. Gallagher
Julia Money
Marilyn Michaels
Bill Finger
Lee Carey
Roman de Sanctis
Ben Hill
Pat Lawson
Kathleen McNabb
Nancy Beeman
Mary Lou Briscoe
Tom Ciochetti
Bob Bailey
Virginia Jenkins
Anne Hummel
Beverly Clark
Alice Leman
Mike Fletcher
Anne Johnson
John Goodson
John Allred
Paul Beer
Tom Price
Marjorie Kelley
Nancy Lea
Allen Stanton
Jackie DeBolt
Hackett & Whiting
Flagstad
Wallis
East Ninth St
Homer Lininger Travel Service
Broadway
San Clemente
Dinner House
Fickett
Navajos
Carl H. Hitt
Chamber of Commerce
Getts
Old Pueblo
P. H. Ross
Campbell
Pilcher
Casey
Stone
East Prince Road
Hal Burns
N. Stone
Ham Keddie
Tucson Dial
Arizona Inn
Winterhaven
Foothills
Bill Fraesdorf
Canyon State Land CO
Ft. Lowell
DIAL
Mansfield Heights
Hearst Street
First Ave
Sixth Ave
Speedway
Prudential Homes
San Xavier Rock
W. 22Nd St
Gerlach’s Nursery
Landscaping Service
S. 6Th Ave
E. Edison
Fred Churchman
W. Prince R
E. 39Th St
Don Dunham
N. Eaclid Ave
Stewart Electric
1St Ave
Western Auto
Charles Fassler
4Th Ave
Simmons & Duncan
F.H.A
Dudley A. Dobry
Prudential Investment Bldg
6Th Ave
Western American Mortgage Company
Mark Woodruff
Mgr
Bwnershit Roy
W. Pennington E Tel
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