Phoenix Amvet Post Suspended in Arizona
The Arizona department of Amvets suspended the Phoenix post charter pending a Nov. 12 hearing at the state convention. State Cmdr. Allen F. Hansen cited post opposition to a proposed Arizona constitution amendment ending the closed union shop as a violation of the national Amvets constitution.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Department
American Veterans of World War II
Phoenix Post
Jack Hardy
Arizona
Amvets
Florida
Newman White
Allen F. Hansen
Tucson
Hardy
White
Glendale
Hansen
Charles E. Simis
Post
Moscow Presses Joint Dardanelles Defense Clash
Moscow demands Turkey join in defending the Dardanelles prompting Ankara to reject. The issue ties to access from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean and risks a split with the western Allies as the Big Four plan peace treaties. Washington accuses Yugoslavia of slave camps as Byrnes touts patient but firm policy.
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Turkey
Dardanelles
Ankara
Soviet Union
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Russia
Moscow
Britain
United States
Washington
America
Uncle Sam
New York
Paris
Germany
Reich
Europe
Far East
Yugoslavia
Byrnes
Nominees Must File Expense Statements by Oct 25
Mrs Sylvia Powell clerk of the board of supervisors announced that nominees from both parties for political office are required to file expense statements by October 25. The reminder highlights the filing deadline and the shared duty across parties.
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Sylvia Powell
Board of Supervisors
Weekend City Briefs and Naval Reserve Enlistments
City events include Polish American club dances at K of C hall and a 2 p m Hillel gathering at 721 North Tucson. St Anthony's fraternity and PTA Mothersingers meet in the afternoon. a Sunday Evening forum features Mrs. Walter Clay Lowdermilk. Naval Reserve V-6 reports two new enrollments Albert Estor Lopez and Mike Loustaunan Quihuis. Congress authorizes 25 000 additional Army commissions with guidance for WWII officers seeking info from adjutant general and local recruiting office.
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Hillel Foundation
North
Tucson Boulevard
St. Anthony’s Fraternity
All Saints’ Church
K of C
Community _ sing
Armory Park
PTA Mothersingers
Sunday Evening Forum
University Methodist Church
Walter Clay Lowdermilk
O-1
Albert Estor Lopez
South Fourth Avenue
Mike Loustaunan Quihuis
Seaman
South Railroad Avenue
Congress
Washington
D. C
Matthew Baird Re elected to Greater Arizona Board
Matthew Baird was reelected to the board of directors of Greater Arizona Inc at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Other representatives chosen were J J O Dowd Ralph Radcliffe C E Goyette and William Chamberlain.
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Matthew Baird
Pima County
Greater Arizona, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. O'Dowd
Ralph Radcliffe
C. E. Goyette
William Chamberlain
Poliomyelitis rises in Greater Tucson as cases reach 17
The Pima County Health Department reports three additional poliomyelitis cases from different Tucson sections. The total since January 1 stands at 17 cases.
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Pima County
Greater
Tucson
Bank Deposits and Clearing Figures for Week Ending Oct 16
Total deposits during the week ending Oct 16 reached 10,704,458 compared with 7,495,967 the year before and 2,946,329 in 1940. Clearing house transactions for the two banks totaled 10,737,239 versus 7,516,704 last year and 2,994,973 in 1940.
Kiwanis Hears College Head at Friday Luncheon
Morris Thompson president of Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery spoke on The Public and Its Doctors at the Kiwanis luncheon in the Pioneer hotel. He cited a yearly 10 billion dollar disease bill and urged viewing illness as a social issue. Leo Myslicki of the U S employment service urged employers to hire handicapped workers.
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Morris Thompson
Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Kiwanis
Pioneer Hotel
Leo Myslicki
United States Employment Service
Nurses' Aides See Rise at Pima County Hospital
The Pima county hospital under Mrs. Catherine McIntosh reports increased employment of nurses aides with 13 nurses and 18 attendants on the October payroll, plus two undergraduate nurses. Payroll costs total $4,205 for the period, up from $2,805 last year, while daily patients average 83.71 versus 54.56 a year ago.
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Pima County
Catherine McIntosh
R. H. Martin
Home Economics Club Admits 33 New Members
The University of Arizona Home Economics club announces initiation of 33 new members. Sponsors Mrs. Martha Fees and Mrs. Otho Books oversaw the candlelight ceremony led by President Joan Mullen with Estelle Dahlaine as Spirit of Home Economics.
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Home Economics Club
University of Arizona
Martha Fees
Otho Books
Joan Mullen
Estelle Dahlaine
Carol Blake
Phyllis Blake
Vera Bernstein
Mildred Haas
Tucson
Barbara Austin
Scottsdale
Jo Steele
Kimball
Neb
Sue Goodson
Virginia Ramey
Margaret Plenz
Casa Grande
Lila Fae Hopper
Inez Patterson
Mesa
Ernestine Dickie
Wickenburg
Dorothy Gillett
Prescott
Margaret Breary
Glendale
Thelma Jean Anderson
Phoenix
Marjorie Niehans
Patricia Dickerson
Billie Vonne Wilson
Earlene Barnard
Helen Robles
LaVon Evans
Safford
Small Lots Sale At Davis Monthan Field
Davis Monthan hosts another small lots salvage sale for civilian use beginning Monday. Inspect items at the base salvage yard daily 8 30 a m to 4 p m through Friday Oct 25. Fire axes, canteens, life preservers, engines, tires, clothing, desks, tables and more listed on bid forms.
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Davis- Monthan Field
Willis
Plymouth
Sunday Dinners Still Lack Beef In Tucson After Price Decontrol
The article reports many Tucson families facing meat shortages on the first Sunday after price and slaughtering controls were removed by President Truman. Meat was scarce in large markets though some shops offered ham burger 49 cents porterhouse 85 cents and round 69 cents. Butter was 99 cents and restaurants continued to provide beef. An Associated Press dispatch notes nationwide limited fresh meat and rising prices with shoppers resisting higher costs.
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Tucson
Truman
Associated Press
American Meat Institute
Public Court Records List Divorces and Petitions Across Districts
The document lists multiple court items including divorce complaints granted in several cases, forcible entry and detainer actions, probate and license matters, and a series of marriage licenses with names and ages in Tucson and other locations. It shows presiding judges in two Superior Court divisions and includes civil judgments and dismissals.
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Superior Court
John D. Lyons, Jr
Florence E. Young
Philip K. Young
Viola A. Cherry
William J. Cherry
Louie C. Mooney
Helen P. Mooney
Joseph F. Mieineket Ax
Ted Mahoney
G. M. Mahoney
Howard Crawford
Mildred Crawford
Mary E. Nichols
Lawson H. Nichols
Harriett M. Glaszlow
Clyde M. Glasglow
Robert F. Teller
Pima County
National Silver Company
H. M. Robertson
Robertson Drug Company
Eva de Concini
Mattie Sue McCaffery
Sylvia Schwartz
Saul Schwartz
Ellenore Olive Schadel Et Vir
John A. Duncan
State of Arizona
Haller
Martha Hill Fox
Orel
Fox
Jacqueline M. Saner
Benjamin F. Saner
Attorney and candidate preserves World War II art memory
Herbert F. Krucker, a Republican candidate for superior court judge, owns two pen and ink sketches from Castle Combe showing his Army headquarters in England. Drawn by Frank Besideck, Cincinnati artist and sergeant in Krucker’s unit, the works are praised for their detailed depictions of buildings and people. One image portrays a cobblestone street scene with a park, the other Greenway manor, the headquarters building.
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Herbert F. Krucker
England
Castlecombe
Krucker
Frank Besideck
Cincinnati
Greenway Manor
New Tucson YMCA secretary named Clermont Lopez from Berkeley
Clermont D. Lopez of Berkeley California will succeed Hervey F. Smith as Tucson YMCA secretary. Smith resigns after 14 years and stays until Lopez arrives next year. Lopez has led YMCA programs in Berkeley since 1943 and has worked in San Jose Honolulu and Beatrice. He is married with two children and aims to fund a new YMCA building. The board seeks rental housing for Lopez and his family.
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Clermont D. Lopez
Berkeley
Calif
Hervey F. Smith
Tucson
YMCA
James W. Ewing
Smith
Loper
Iowa State University
San Jose
Honolulu
Beatrice
Neb
Ymca Board of Directors
Lopez
Vets Housing Scheme Halted by Court Injunction
Phoenix for 156 unit veterans housing project halted by Superior Judge M T Phelps who called the dwellings monstrosities and ruled the plan failed to meet city votes design Lanham act and declared no housing emergency. About 150000 spent on units at 16th and Roosevelt. officials undecided on next steps.
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Phoenix
M. T. Phelps
C. L. Brockman
Phelps
16Th
Roosevelt Streets
Fair Chance For Chinese Parleys
In Shanghai on Oct 19 preliminary peace talks among government, Communist, and third party delegates moved toward defining prerequisites before formal cease fire talks. Observers rate chances of success about even though hurdles remain for further conferences at Nanking.
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Walter Rundle
Shanghai
U.P
Nanking
Yenan
China
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Evening Lineup
A scrambled list presents a radio day timetable with times and program titles or hosts from 6:00 to 11:30. Entries include News Crime Theater performances and musical segments featuring Hildegarde E Bracken Phil Baker and Whistler.
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Sam Spade
Hildegarde
E. Bracken
Phil Baker
Whistler
Ave Maria Hr
Morning Radio Schedule Includes News and Shows
The line up lists programs from 7:30 to 11:00 with CBS Ni and Tex. channels, highlighting Hot Shots Too O'Morn News Kate Smith Treasury Helen Trent Gal Sunday and Ha News across 8:15 to 11:00. This afternoon features Treasuries and talk segments in a typical broadcasting slate.
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Cleo Hall
CBS Ni
Tex
Too
News
Kate Smith
Treasury
Helen Trent
Gal
Ha News
Radio Schedule For Monday Afternoon
Read aloud lineup lists programs and times including Guiding Light Today s Child Wm in White Betty Crocker Noon News Ma Perkins Fashion Feast Backstage Stella Dallas Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown H Kaltenb n.
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Guiding Light
Wm. In White
Betty Crocker
Ma_ Perkins
Ww Backstage
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
H. V. Kaltenb'n
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