City Halloween Party Expands to Mammoth Scale
Plans for the annual Halloween Mardi Gras at the high school stadium were outlined by the Junior Chamber of Commerce at 7 p.m. The event began 22 years ago by Dooley Bookman to curb mischief and grew from a cigar-store gathering to a citywide celebration with about 3000 children expected. The Jaycees now run it, moving the celebration to the stadium in 1939, with a queen and king chosen from local students and a Mickey Mouse show next Saturday. The aim remains to keep kids engaged and reduce vandalism as the party closes each year.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dooley Bookman
Stone Avenue
Bookman
Pennington
Congress
Jaycees
Morris Smith
Ed F Echols Named New Constable for Precinct 1
Ed F Echols former Pima county sheriff and Arizona pioneer is appointed constable for precinct 1 by the county board of supervisors. He defeats five candidates and will serve the unexpired term until December 31, 1950 with a salary of 192.50 per month.
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Ed F. Echols
Pima County
Arizona
Echols
County Board of Supervisors
Albert W. Forbes
Forbes
Arthur Grande
James E. Thornton
Alfred P. Perry
George N. Nelson
Joseph F. Marney
Back to School Dance kicks off busy Tucson THS week
Tucson high school hosts the annual Back to School Dance in the cafeteria from 9 p.m. to midnight with a turn-about format. Rainbow Girls organize decorations themed around school teachers, and Webb's five piece band provides the music.
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Tucson High School
Barbara Abbott
Cathy Crane
Webb
Fivepiece
Susan White
Mary Mantel
Sue Coopwood
Overhead Door Co Advertisement For Our Doors
Residential garages and commercial industrial buildings addressed. For sales and service call 53451 for Overhead Door Co.
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Overhead Door CO
Dobry Retires From Prudential Investment Corp Trustees
Dudley A. Dobry will no longer have an active role in the Prudential Investment Corp organization he founded in 1947. Trustees Rudolph W. Dvorak and Jack I. Podret said the move aims to protect assets for creditors as about 137 homes are planned with 87 either completed or nearing completion. Jerman denied petitions to remove the trustees and rejected calls to appoint Dobry again. Damage from early killing frosts can be avoided by covering plants with newspapers.
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Prudential Investment Corp
Dudley A. Dobry
Rudolph W. Dvorak
Jack I. Podret
Dobry
Stanley A. Jerman
Jerman
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Kentucky
McKesson & Robbins, Inc
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America
Rexall Drug Stores
Life, Post
Mosley
Rexell
NBC
Sterling
Phil Marris
Alice Faye
Rae Ant
Rexall
Rex
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Martin Drug Store
Church
Martin
Congress & 5Th
Scott Martin
S. 6Th Ave
22Nd St
Martin NO
E. 6Th St
Park Ave
Homemaid
Helen Cornell
Bubble
Defender
Cascade Starlet
Martin Fountains
Cascara
Antaciomp
Abe
Eac Ee
Magnesia
By Sara Packard
el Club Cervantes
THS
Vincent Acosta
Vicki Rodriguez
Janet Pugh
Sage Fletcher
Frank Vasquez
Lorna Grady
Art Clawson
Mansfeld Junior High
Don Traub
Shirley Seal
Case Oilmen
Beryl] Hawes
Douglas Holsclaw
Willene Neely
Steward Observatory
University of Arizona
D. E. Tuttle
University Astronomy Department
James
Jupiter
Venus
Astronomy Club
Ned Cranston
Jane Murray
Ann Wilson
John Taylor
Speedway Lanes
Taylor
American Junior Bowling Congress
Bob Carroll
Phillip Bristoll
Jim Coffman
Larry Carr
Nancy Lee
Sue Foster
Elaine Brown
Liota Brandon
Betty Talmage
Larson Baily Citizen
Prudential Co
Chrysler
Sammy Kaye
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