State Hospital Expansion Aims At New Buildings Clinic
Dr. Charles E. Clark, superintendent, urges construction of new structures for senile patients and admissions and a nurses home. He proposes a mental hygiene clinic with psychiatry psychology and social work, aided by an automobile for community exams. He notes shock therapy progress and reports 1945-46: 1229 patients, 676 admissions, 512 releases, $693,648 spent of $775,385.56.
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Phoenix
Charles E. Clark
State Hospital For the Insane
Clark
State General Fund
Converse To Get Hearing On Commutation Nov 20
The state board of pardons and paroles will hold a hearing at the state prison on November 20 for James Converse, a Pima county cattleman serving two to four years for manslaughter. He killed Francisco Romero on Sept 29, 1945 and entered prison Feb 18. If recommended, the commutation would require governor Osborn's approval. The board also reviews 18 other commutation cases and 20 parole requests that day.
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Phoenix
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
James Converse
Converse
Francisco Romero
City Briefs Drum and Bugle Corps Recruits at Legion Practice
At 7 30 p m the drum and bugle corps of Rougan McDermott post American Legion will hold a practice session and accept 25 new members. At 8 p m college night opens at the Blue Moon ballroom.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
Rougan McDermott
American Legion
Blue Moon Ballroom
Tucson notices and enrollments from local groups
2 p m Tucson lodge No 4 F and AM meeting third degree at Masonic temple. Dinner at 6 p m 8 p m Hillel foundation U of A membership dance at Congregation Anshei Israel. 9 a m PTA mother singers assist at Veterans hospital. 3 p m community sing at Armory park directed by Mrs Juanita Moore. John J Fitzpatrick of Tucson reenlisted in the Army and Reyes A Palomariz 17 of 837 South Fourth avenue enlisted for the first time. ROSKRUGE PTA CARNIVAL to be held Friday announced PTA president Mrs J B Cunningham
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Tucson
F&am
Masonic Temple
Hillel Foundation of
U. of A
Congregation Anshei Israel
PTA
Veterans Hospital
Armory Park
Juanita Moore
John J. Fitzpatrick
Reyes A. Palomariz
South Fourth Avenue
Roskruge
J. B. Cunningham
Sunnyside Boy Scout Camp Out Planned
The Sunnyside School troop will depart Friday for an overnight camping trip in Madera Canyon with Harry Toler as scout master in charge.
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Sunnyside
Madera Canyon
Harry Toler
Cadet Air Show Trip From Davis Monthan
A C47 transport plane will carry 60 CAP cadets from Davis Monthan to Phoenix for an air show appearance. A B-29 is also being sent for the aerial display.
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Davis-Monthan
CAP
Phoenix
Raids Seize Government Property and Scrapyard Finds
Officers raiding several homes uncovered a cache of government articles including motors and throat microphones, with one resident defending items by bills of sale. In another house a projector bought from a scrap pile at one cent per pound was restored by minor repairs. Some residents implied awareness of the raid.
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D-M
Cowboy With Blond Mustache For Luck Found
August Wieden of the employment service explains an unusual case where a fence rider job drew applicants connected by a superstition about blond mustaches. Officers searched with waivers, found one man matching the superstition, and a pistol found on a suspect led to limited jail time. The episode shows the USES effort to match workers to jobs despite odd employer beliefs.
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United States Employment Service
August Wieden
Wieden
Phoenix Man Tops Money in Madison Square Rodeo Ride
Gerald Roberts of Phoenix Arizona won the top prize in the saddle bronc riding event at the Madison Square Garden rodeo on Thursday night. Roberts has a history as a consistent money winner.
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New York
Gerald Roberts
Phoenix
Ariz
Model Plane Meet To Be Sponsored By Exchange Club
Plans for a model aviation contest on Nov 10 were discussed at the Exchange club luncheon in Santa Rita. Invitations go out Monday. Members will buy model airplane kits under a dollar and build their own planes with a prize for best crafted and a booby prize for worst. Each member may have a sponsor from the Ther maleers. Veteran club members shared war sketches.
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Exchange Club
Santa Rita
Hirohito Inspects Japanese Textile Mills and Shrine
Emperor Hirohito toured war damaged central Japan on an inspection of textile mills in Honshu and made an unscheduled visit to Atsuta Shrine. In Nagoya city hall a man shouted down with the emperor as about 100 Japanese surged toward him to detain him.
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Gifu
Japan
U.P
Hirohito
Honshu Province
Atsuta Shrine
Nagoya
Cadets Fly To Phoenix Airfield For State Aviation Meet
Fourteen cadets and civilian air patrol members depart Davis Monthan field at 2 p m in an Army C 47 bound for Phoenix to attend Lake field maneuvers for the second annual state aviation conference. Six cadets hail from Douglas with the rest from local patrols. They will police grounds and guide visitors, lodging at the field barracks under Second Lt. Richard Griffith.
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Civilian Air Patrol
Davis-Monthan Field
Phoenix
Lake Field
CAP
Douglas
Richard Griffith
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