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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1949

Page

7

City To Unite For Open House Affair

Tucson merchants back open house to kick off winter season November 11 to 18 with Congress street displays and after hours street party. Merchants, fraternal and labor groups to participate as Old Tucson days run November 11 to 13 and downtown blocks illuminate historic scenes.

Tucson Ee Nne Doce van Pyar Ge Met Egg Russell Stambaugh Chamber of Commerce Stambaugh Congress Street Congress and Scott Street

Sunday Air Show Is Halted Indefinitely

The 20 30 club air show at the municipal airport has been indefinitely postponed due to difficulties arranging a program. Club Member John Stilb said inquiries about the show had been made by people unaware of the postponement.

John Stilb Stilb

Col Bradley to Speak at Trinity Presbyterian Service

Col Roy W Bradley former ninth army chaplain will speak at 8:30 and 11 a.m. services tomorrow at Trinity Presbyterian church. Dr Leland H Koening, pastor, served under Bradley as a chaplain in the European theater in World War II.

Roy W. Bradley Ninth Army Trinity Presbyterian Church Leland H. Koening Col. Bradley

Tucson Weather Forecast Includes Showers Tonight

Partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers tonight and tomorrow in Tucson and vicinity. Readings show a high around 92 and a low near 65 with humidity near 60 percent. moonrise at 2 12 p.m and sunset at 5 52 p.m.

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Baptist Group Plans Quarterly Meeting in Nogales

The Coronado Baptist association with churches in Tucson and southern Arizona holds its quarterly meeting at First Baptist Nogales. Rev. R. E. Tucker hosts. morning session features Rev. Donald Gagnon and Rev. W Edwards Epps. Afternoon speaks by Mrs. John Fry and others. evening address by Rev. Al Duggan.

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Christmas Rush At Post Office Starts

Christmas mail accelerates at the post office with emphasis on overseas servicemen. A ban blocks mailing cigars to units in Austria England France Germany Italy and Trieste. Unsealed cards to destinations abroad are prohibited. all cards must use first class postage of three cents. Careful packing advised and perishable foods should not be sent.

Austria England France Germany Italy Trieste

Insurance Men To Hold State Sessions Here

Arizona Association of Insurance Agents holds its 15th annual convention in Tucson October 23–25 at the Pioneer hotel. Russell Sweitzer of Flagstaff presides. Richard Drachman chairs. E T Houston delivers welcome. talks include compulsory health insurance and Arizona’s past present and future with Pyle Hirsch Cole ridge Johnson. Officers elected October 25 receive installation at a banquet and dance.

Arizona Tucson Arizona Association of Insurance Agents Pioneer Hotel Tucson Country Club Harry W. Nason Arizona Corporation Commission

Hollenbeck to be Given Keys for New Home

Professor Loren Hollenbeck of the University of Arizona music school will receive keys to his home at 533 East Hearst Street in a 2 p.m. Sunday ceremony. Monte Mansfield of Tucson Heights will present the keys, with Dudley A. Dobry announcing the event. The program will air on KOPO. The project marks the first completed house in a 26-home group, with 84 already finished and 27 more to start next week by Busy and Carroll and the Chessman Construction Co. in Country Club Manor.

Loren Hollenbeck School of Music University of Arizona Hearst St Monte Mansfield Tucson Heights Dudley A. Dobry Prudential Investment Corp FHA KOPO Dobry Busy and Carroll Chessman Construction Co Country Club Manor Addition

One-Man Liquor Store Closed. Man Fined

Henry McNeill of 2222 S Park Ave was fined 200 dollars or jailed 90 days by City Magistrate Paul J. Cella after police caught him selling wine to an unidentified Indian. McNeill asked for mercy but the judge noted his three prior offenses and imposed the cheerful penalty.

Henry McNeill S. Park Ave Paul J. Cella Randolph Aros McNeill McNeilly Cella

Tries To Cut New Passage Into Subway

Three nonresident drivers were arrested on reckless driving charges after a Tucson Mesa football game last night and ordered to appear in city court. Lloyd K. Basteen Jr. of Oracle received a $100 fine and 15 days in jail after attempting to open a new passageway in the Stone Avenue subway. His car mounted a concrete abutment and his wheels left the pavement before rearward motion stopped. He remained jailed overnight on liquor related reckless driving charges. Two Mesa youths, Bill Riggs and Richard Harmon, posted $25 bonds after failing to appear in court. Driving separate cars they sped down East Seventh Street at 45 mph and collided as they drove toward each other.

Tucson Mesa Lloyd K. Basteen Jr Oracle Stone Avenue Basteen Mesa Bill Riggs Richard Harmon East Seventh Street

First Polio Free Week in 90 Days Reported

Pima county records seven days without a new polio case marking the first polio free week in 90 days. Total cases for the year stand at 26 with the last case reported October 6. Last year polio reached epidemic levels in the county with 60 cases and five deaths. So far this year only one case has been fatal and most are mild per doctors.

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