Sophomores Enrolled in Tucson High Car Driving Course
More than 375 sophomores at Tucson High will complete a driving education program by month end led by John Schenck and Delbert Shadley. The 20 hours classroom and 10 hours behind the wheel cover road laws, driving habits, and vehicle care with two blocks on 10th Street reserved for practice. Students may earn a governor’s certificate for licensing, aided by donor cars from Chevrolet and Pontiac.
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Plane Crash Near Nacozari Kills Phoenix Passenger
The Daily Citizen reports Curtis Armon Meece Jr. 22 of Phoenix died in a crash near Nacozari Mex Tuesday. His uncle Worth Hunt 28 of Phoenix was hospitalized there. Meece rode as passenger with student pilot and the Stearman airplane was demolished but did not burn. Meece is the son of Mrs Mary Cloyd of Silmot Tex and a former Navy serviceman.
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Right To Work Opening Office Opens in Tucson
A headquarters promoting the right to work amendment to the constitution opens at 130 South Stone Avenue near the San Agustin cathedral. George Dalton chairs the group, with Frank Murphy handling publicity ahead of the November 5 vote.
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Holaway Declines Re Election Amid Local Board Race
F C Holaway who has served several terms on the Amphitheatre board of school trustees says he will not seek re election. Arthur Softley expected to file his nomination before 5 pm Wednesday. In district No 1 Fred W Fickett filed for reelection and Ernest Molina filed at Ft Lowell.
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Russia Ponders Defense Budget Reduction Proposal
Soviet Finance Minister A G Zverev urged the supreme soviet to cut defense spending by 58.8 billion rubles for the next year, proposing a total defense budget of 72 billion rubles. The move equates to about 11.1 billion dollars at 5.3 rubles per dollar.
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Mrs Hubbard Stricken With Cerebral Hemorrhage at Work
Mrs Florence Hubbard secretary to the Coronado national forest supervisor since 1925 collapsed from a cerebral hemorrhage in her federal building office Saturday afternoon. She was hospitalized at St Mary's in critical condition and resides at 30 West Alameda Street.
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Otto Hatcher Dies Monday in Phoenix
Otto Hatcher, former Tucson resident, died Monday in Phoenix. Services will be held there. He was associated with a construction company in Tucson before moving with his family to Phoenix about five years ago.
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Relief at Last For Your Cough
Chronic bronchitis may develop if a cough chest cold or acute bronchitis is untreated Creomulsion goes to the seat of trouble to loosen and expel phlegm. It blends beechwood creosote with proven cough medicines and contains no narcotics. Tell your druggist to sell you Creomulsion and it quickly soothes the cough.
Arizona Bankers Set For November Convention Here
The Arizona Bankers association will hold its 43rd annual session November 8 and 9, first since 1941. Louis J. Felix, president, says banks from across the state and about 50 out of state bankers will attend. Clarence W. Bailey, president of the American Bankers association, will be principal speaker at Pioneer Hotel headquarters.
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Cole Bros Circus Arrives in Tucson for One Day Event
Cole Bros combined circus sets up 26 tents on West Congress Street in Tucson. One evening performance at 8 p m with doors opening at 7 p m. Inspect the new postwar menagerie wagons. Local inspectors arrange a charity program at Comstock Hospital for Crippled Children featuring the ristiani family and a Mecca pageant before departing to Douglas later that night.
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Lavoptik Eye Relief Ad Promises Quick Comfort
An old advertising notice touts Lavoptik for sore itchy burning eyes and inflamed lids with 20 years of success. It claims money back if relief isn’t prompt and notes an eye cup included and availability at all druggists.
Meat Outlook Brightens in Tucson Markets This Week
Tucson grocery and meat markets report a brighter outlook with beef and veal due in Friday and next week. Slaughter limits hold to about 30 cattle daily as Swift and Armour note no clear restocking date. Lamb expected next week while pork ham and bacon remain scarce due to curing delays.
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Goering Shatters Nazi Stoic Myth
Supreme Court Justice Jackson said Goering's death by his own action destroys the Nazi martyr image and bravery myth. He noted Goering, the top surviving Nazi leader, might have been a martyr but lacked character and chose execution to influence German sympathizers. The remarks appear in a White House report to President Truman issued near the executions of Hitler aides.
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Ex Nazis Urged to Face New Trials in Large-Scale Effort
Ling Jackson called for a new series of trials targeting a very large number of former Nazis. The move aims to bring accountability for wartime actions and extend postwar justice across multiple cases and jurisdictions.
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Boys Choir to Sing at Special Youth Service
The Tucson boys choir directed by Eduardo Caso will perform at 11 a.m. Sunday at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Arthur Clokey of the University of Arizona will preach the sermon with youth group members participating. The group plans its usual social hour at 6 p.m. after the service.
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Rectory hosts session on fall projects and Spanish sermons
The rectory will hold a short business session to discuss interesting fall projects for the group. Rev. Walter H. Dugan, vicar, will preach the first in a series of evening sermons in Spanish at 7 30 p m Sunday.
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Sister-In-Law Of King Of Sweden Dies At 87
Stockholm reports Princess Ebba Bernadotte dies at 87, sister-in-law to King Gustaf of Sweden, after a Wednesday illness.
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