Fellowship Theme Opens Arizona Christian Churches Meet
Rev. John Paul Pack of Chattanooga urged togetherness and interdependence in Christian unity at the Arizona state convention of Christian churches in Tucson. He defined Salvation as integration and called for a home feeling in the universe within a church fellowship. Rev. Charles Madinger urged new friendship outposts and cited friendship as stronger than doctrine while noting fearlessness about future spiritual discovery. The convention continues through Saturday with talks by Miss Neve Nicholson and Dr. A. T. DeGroot, and Pack set to speak on Briefing the New Church.
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John Paul Pack
First Christian Church of
Chattanooga
Tenn
First Christian Church
Arizona State Convention of Christian Churches
Body of Christ
Charles Madinger
Willcox
Jesus
Madinger
Pack
Wesley P. Ford
Neve 3
Nicholson
India
A. T. DeGroot
Chapman College
Los Angeles
Voters show strong interest in two November measures
An audience at the YWCA heard State Sen. William F. Kimball discuss five statewide measures on the November ballot. He explained the right to work and gasoline tax distribution measures, differences between union and closed shops, and argued for four-year terms for state and county officials.
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YWCA
William F. Kimball
Kimball
Senate
H. O. Janstad
Arizona
May Salvage Part Of Power Projects
Washington October 17 The reclamation bureau hopes to launch at least some new power projects within its 1946 47 program despite President Hoover s limit of 85 million dollars. H F McPhail director power utilization branch says efforts will be made to include the most urgently needed projects including Parker dam lines between Phoenix Tucson Parker Gila and Kingman Davis dam.
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Washington
Reclamation Bureau
H. F. McPhail
Bureau
Congress
Parker Dam
Arizona
Phonix
Tucson
Parker
Gila
Phoenix
Wickenburg
Kingman
Davis Dam
Thief Steals 250 Dollar Loot From Williams Home
Police say a thief pried open the rear screen door at 1416 North Stone Avenue between noon and midnight Wednesday. The burglar left the scene neat and took a back door key along with loot valued at 250 dollars including a wrist watch and a diamond ring.
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R. B. Williams
North
Stone Avenue
Bennie Witt Aged 6 Struck By Car
Bennie Witt six of 7 West Ft. Lowell road was under observation at St. Mary's hospital for head injuries after running in front of a car driven by John Hummer at North Stone avenue and Ft. Lowell road. Patrolman Walter Sheets estimated damage at $300. In a separate crash at South Fifth avenue and East 36th street, cars driven by Harry Hoffmaster and Florence Olsen collided causing $150 damage to each vehicle.
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Bennie Witt
Ft. Lowell Road
St. Mary’s Hospital
John Hummer
North Stone Avenue
Walter Sheets
South Fifth Avenue
East 36Th Street
Harry J. Hoffmaster
Ingram Courts
Florence Olsen
South Sixth Avenue
Artist Draws Police Ticket After Reckless Driving
William Becker, 48, of Tanque Verde road, listed as an artist on the booking slip, was arrested by city police at 11 40 p m Wednesday charged with reckless driving under the influence of liquor. He posted 100 bond and will appear before Magistrate Paul J. Cella on Tuesday. Police reported Becker was seen driving through heavy post circus traffic on North Stone avenue at 52 miles an hour before stopping. He faced charges of reckless driving liquor driving without a license and no selective service card. Becker admitted a party had been at his house all evening and that he had been drinking.
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William Becker
Tanque Verde Road
Paul J. Cella
Becker
North Stone Avenue
Mother Delivers Message For William C Heath In Tucson
Police report receipt of a letter from William C Heath's mother claiming she believed her son was working in Tucson. She asks him to contact the local police for her message. The note indicates she hopes to reach him and confirm his welfare.
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William C. Heath
Tucson
Police Department
Heath
Fresh Housing Worries Arise
President Truman moves to quicken decontrol triggering concerns among veterans housing officials. Wilson Wyatt urges Steelman to consider preserving wage boards while aiming to scrap price controls on materials to cut home costs and curb delays and black market activity.
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Frank Eleazer
Washington
Truman
Wilson W. Wyatt
Wyatt
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Wage Stabilization Board
Wage Adjustment Board
National Association of Home Builders
OPA
Housing program debates on veterans' GI housing policy
Wyatt faces requests from the National Association of Real Estate Boards to end rent ceilings and the use of decontrol measures on early small building items. The issues concern veterans housing and the GI housing program.
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Veterans
Wyatt
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Veterans outperform nonveterans in Cincinnati student ranks
A Cincinnati study shows ex GI students achieve higher grades than nonveterans. Veterans make up a notable portion of the top ten in class ranking, reflecting stronger scholastic performance proportional to their representation in classes.
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Cincinnati
UPR
University of
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