Monarch seeks CAB OK for four Arizona air routes
Monarch airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for temporary approval to operate four Arizona New Mexico routes linking Gallup New Mexico to Winslow Arizona, Winslow to Phoenix, Phoenix to Nogales and Phoenix to Yuma. The filing accompanies a merger with Arizona Airways and outlines feeder service plans.
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Arizona Company
Mexican Airlines
Dr Drukker Talks To Rotarians On Berea Plan
Dr Raymond Drukker will address Rotary members tomorrow at noon in the Pioneer hotel about Berea college Kentucky and its work and education plan. He is Berea’s executive assistant to the president and will discuss a student body largely self supporting. Berea is led by President Dr Francis Hutchins, brother of Robert Hutchins of the University of Chicago.
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University of Chicago
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Miles School
Montevell Hayes Faces City Court On Theft And Vagrancy Charges
Montevell Hayes, recent prison releasee, is scheduled to appear in city court tomorrow on charges of possessing stolen property being drunk and a vagrant. Police say he was caught on Pennington Street with cloth from a car and other items believed stolen from area vehicles. Hayes admits parole violation and may be sent back to state prison to finish his sentence.
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Lane's Right To Land Post Questioned By State Auditor
The article details a factional dispute over Lane's potential apointment to the land office amid a legal debate on when an interim appointee may take office. Gov. Garvey weighs Lane's nomination amid pressure from Arizona Cattle Growers' association, with timing plans shifted by political negotiations and resignations.
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Frohmiller
Lockhart
Supreme Court
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Williams
Tucsonian
Arizona Bull Wins Champion of Class
A Hereford bull MW Larry Mixer I owned by Alan Feeney of the Milky Way Hereford ranch Phoenix Ariz captured grand champion of its class at the American Royal livestock show The Angus grand champion was Envious Bardolier III owned by John B Brown and son Elliott Brown of El Jon farms Rose Hill In Reserve champion Hereford bull was Publican Domino 204th shown by W J Largent of Merkel Tex
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Milky Way Hereford Ranch
Phoenix
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W. J. Largent
Merkel, Tex
Radio and lighter stolen from Mrs. McLeod home
Mrs. John McLeod of 137 West Washington Street reported a burglary in which a radio and cigarette lighter were taken from her house while she was away. The incident was reported to police today.
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Washington St
Float Parade Returns as Main Event in UA Homecoming
University of Arizona launches 32nd Homecoming Nov 4 5 featuring a downtown float parade and an afternoon Arizona vs New Mexico football game. Events include registrations at campus, house decorations, alumni luncheons, pep rally, parade from campus to downtown, halftime floats, Western barbecue and student alumni dance. J F McKale aims to invite eight survivors of 1899 team for the anniversary football celebration.
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Motorist Fimbres Gets Jail Time For Reckless Drunken Driving
O Fimbres of Tucson was fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days after a second drunken driving incident in three weeks. He narrowly missed a police car and had earlier fled an accident while speeding past the police station. Another driver Manuel Lopez faced a 100 dollar fine and 15 days in jail for drunken driving and faulty equipment after injuring J D Pruitt in an unrelated crash.
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UA President McCormick Heads to Kansas City Meetings
Dr. J Byron McCormick president of the University of Arizona will travel tonight to Kansas City Missouri to attend a meeting of the special committee of the Association of Reclamation Projects of Western States. He will join Sunday sessions of the Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities in Kansas City and return to Tucson early next week.
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Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
Tucson
Old Officers of El Rio Renamed
El Rio Golf and Country Club officers were renamed for a second term after a board vote last night. Re-elected were Dr. F. H. Medlin as president Paul Monier as vice president and Max Klinger as secretary treasurer. Board members include J Mercer Johnson Cecil Clawson Harry Harpham Dr C E Matteson H C Tovrea and H S Corbett.
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Enrollment rises to sixteen thousand nine hundred fifty seven in tuc public schools
Total enrollment in Tucson public schools reached 16 957 today, up 753 from the same date last year as of last night.
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Baptist Missionary Speaker at First Baptist Church
Rev. Robert Welsh, a missionary in French West Africa, will speak at 6 15 p m tomorrow during a dinner and meeting of the All Church Missionary fellowship at the First Baptist church. Mission study classes will follow the dinner.
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French West Africa
All-Church Missionary Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Welsh
Meeting to feature color slides from missionary work
An 8 p.m. meeting will showcase color slides from Rev and Mrs Welsh detailing their work abroad. The program is supported by the Conservative Foreign Mission societies and promises an informative evening.
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Africa
Foreign Mission Societies
Federal Judge Ling to Hear Cases in Tucson
Federal Judge J. W. Ling of Phoenix will be in Tucson to hold U. S. district court. Criminal cases and naturalization applications will be heard.
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J. W. Ling
Phoenix
Tucson
U. S. District Court
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