Insurance Men To Meet Here In Tucson Convention
More than 300 insurance agents will gather in Tucson for the state annual convention led by William P. Welch president of the National Association of Insurance Agents. The event runs from Monday to Tuesday with a semiformal dinner at the Pioneer hotel. Sessions include executive committee meetings, a luncheon, a fashion show, and addresses by Welch Nehring Clapp and other industry leaders.
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Tucson
William P. Welch
National Association of Insurance Agents
Pioneer Hotel
Albert W. Gibson
Roy B. Rummage
Insurance For
Arizona
Association
Rullo Fay
Pacific
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Samuel Carpenter, Jr
Pacific Fire Rating Bureau
Welch
Kenneth L. Nehring
Arizona Association of Insurance Agents
Nehring
Cele Peterson Shop
Walter E. Clapp
Tucson Realty Company
Clapp
Rummage
Harry Nason
Arizona Advisory Committee
Conde Withers
Ernie Suggs
Phoenix
Tom Webb
Ruth Moory
Nogales
George Smith
Bisbee
Emil Crockett
Safford
Russell Sweitzer
Flagstaff
Robert Henning
Holbrook
Joe Heap
Prescott
Forrest Rainey
Casa Grande
Glenn Wilson
Miarai
Garnett Wallin
Yuma
City Briefs Sunday events in Tucson schedule
University of Arizona students attend a corporate communion at St Luke's chapel. Desert Bowman Archery holds a regular shoot at Ft Lowell range. Order of Railway Conductors meet at IOOF hall. Technocracy Inc meets in Tucson. A Randolph speaks on Negro status at Safford school auditorium. Re revealing art on KOPO. IOOF decoration of chivalry for Ruth Adams and Thomas McCurnin. Sons of the American Legion plan rifle team. Tucson Visitors Club begins first evening of entertainment at Chamber of Commerce building.
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University of Arizona
Episcopal
East Fourth
St. Luke's Chapel
Desert Bowman Archery Club
East Ft. Lowell
San Xavier Division No. 313
Order of Railway Conductors
IOOF
Tucson
Technocracy, Inc
East Tenth
Phillip Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Safford School
Joel Fletcher
U. S. Soil Conservationist
Peter Marroney
Angela Spenser
KOPO
Ruth Adams
Thomas S. McCurnin
South Sixth
Sons of the American Legion
Legion Hall
Tucson Visitors Club
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
San Carlos Reservoir storage report for Oct 24
The San Carlos Reservoir water storage report for 24 hours ending 7 a m Oct 24 shows available storage at 3 030 acre feet with a loss of 208 acre feet in the previous 24 hours.
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San Carlos Reservoir
Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 4 Meeting Notice
The Naomi Rebekah Lodge No. 4 will hold a meeting at 8 p m Tuesday in the IOOF hall located at 135 South Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Rebekah
IOOF
South Sixth Avenue
High School Fellowship Halloween Party Planned
The High School Fellowship of the University Methodist church on East Third Street and North Euclid Avenue will host a Halloween party at 7 30 p m Saturday with church youth organizing the event.
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University Methodist Church
East Third Street
North Euclid Avenue
Communion Service for Episcopal Students at St Luke's
About 450 Episcopal students will attend a corporate communion at St Luke's in the Desert chapel Sunday morning. Chaplain Lewis Sasse announced the event inviting all students to meet at the student center 1136 East Fourth Street at 9 a.m. Transportation will be provided.
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Episcopal
St. Lukes-in-the-Desert
Lewis Sasse
Sasse
East Fourth Street
Brazil Severs Ties With Russia and War Decor Mention
The article notes Brazil's continued stance on severing relations with Russia. It also cites a remark about Hitler presenting a decoration to Dutra. Additionally, it states that the average copper ore in the United States in 1944 contained about 0.96 percent copper.
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Russia
Hitler
Dutra
United States
Schools Cast at Safford Junior High for District No. 1
Voters' turnout was light at Amphi theatre as two county district school elections proceeded. Ballot items include a 10 cent levy question on use of accumulated funds for repairs and alterations to school buildings. Attorney general rulings expanded eligible voters to include sales tax payers. Marana reports two ballots, Sunnyside 25, Flowing Wells seven. Incumbents in Sunnyside and Flowing Wells face no opposition. Marana sees Glen Strickler unopposed as Howard Miller does not run. Trustees will serve two years.
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John L. Sullivan
Marana
Sunnyside
Flowing Wells
Strickler
Glen Strickler
Howard Miller
C. L. Tanner
Sidney Nielsen
Henry Shearer, Jr
Walter Douglas, Jr
Zoning Changes Set For Study
City council to meet in special session Monday at 7 p m to study 72 proposed changes to the zoning ordinance. Meeting aims to finish by 9 p m with adjournment likely. At last session they reached change No 57 and four items were deferred for expert building advice.
Football Scores From The Day's Games
Navy 0 Penn 21 Brown 13 Colgate 13 Springfield 0 Yale 49 Pitt 12 Ohio 0 Tenn 49 Tenn Tech 0 Dartmouth 14 Harvard 13 Indiana State 0 Marshall 33 West Virginia 0 14 Penn State 0 21 Ohio Northern 13 Capital 7 Baldwin Wallace 13 Western Reserve 6 Hobart 6 Union 0 Bucknell 0 Temple 21 Wake Forest 6 Duke 13
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Navy
Penn
Brown
Colgate
Springfield
Yale
Pitt
Ohio
Tenn
Tenn. Tech
Darthmouth
Harvard
Indiana State
Marshall
West Virginia
Penn State
Ohio Northern
Capital
Baldwin Wallace
Western Reserve
Hobart
Union
Bucknell
Temple
Wake Forest
Duke
Bulletin mentions several Arizona places and cities
Bulletin lists Globe Miami Bisbee Douglas Safford Mesa Williamsfield Glendale Phoenix and possibly Yuma as locations referenced across notices.
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Globe-Miami
Bisbee
Douglas
Safford
Mesa
Williamsfield
Glendale
Phoenix
Yuma
Train wreck near Jefferson Texas claims fireman and injures many
In Jefferson near Marshall Texas a westbound Texas and Pacific train derailed near the depot. Fireman W W Carr, 30, died after extraction from the locomotive. Engineer W C Allison of Fort Worth suffered a fractured arm and possible additional injuries. Dallas issued a report listing 29 hospital treatments.
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Marshall
Tex
Texas & Pacific
Jefferson
W. W. Carr
W. C. Allison
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Princess Elizabeth receives Steuben gifts from White House and U.S. envoy
London reports Princess Elizabeth was presented wedding gifts from President and Mrs. Truman and from Ambassador and Mrs. Lewis W. Douglas. A Steuben crystal vase shaped like a cask features a merry go round engraving by Stephen Waugh. Also gifted were 12 Audubon Steuben crystal plates, each with an American bird engraving by Waugh.
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London
Elizabeth
Truman
White House
Buckingham Palace
Stephen Waugh
U.S
Lewis W. Douglas
Waugh
Stymie Tops Gelding Money Total in Gallant Fox Win
New York October 25 Mrs Ethel D Jacobs Stymie won the 75000 added Gallant Fox handicap at Jamaica to become the foremost money winner in racing history surpassing 800000. Talon finished second with Miss Grilo third as the R N Ryan Mill river entry also ran.
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New York
Ethel D. Jacobs
Stymie
Jamaica
Talon
Miss Grilo
R. N. Ryan Mill River Stable
Arizona Stars to clash in Southwestern tennis final
Mary Cunningham the university's top woman player and Mari Bell former net star will meet Sunday in the singles final of the women's section at the Southwestern tennis championship in Albuquerque New Mexico the university press bureau said.
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Mary Cunningham
University of Arizona
Mari Bell
University Net
Albuquerque
N. M
University Press Bureau
Pima hall hosts Parents Day events during homecoming week
Homecoming activities include productions, swimming, tennis, dance exhibitions, basketball games, and a reception by President J. Byron McCormick and college deans at Pima hall from 4 to 5 30 p m. Dorms and Greek houses hold open houses teas luncheons and dinners. The Arizona New Mexico game is billed as the university’s largest crowd yet with special card stunts by the student cheering section and a half time show awarding blankets to families with most children enrolled or greatest distance traveled.
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J. Byron McCormick
Pima Hall
Arizona-New Mexico
Mortar Board
Bobcats
Casualties listed of notable travelers and professionals
A long list of travelers and professionals including Cedermark, Dr. J., Cohen, Harry S., and many others from cities such as Chicago, Pittsburgh, Liverpool, Los Angeles, and New York appears as casualties or returnees. The notes cover businesspeople, editors, labor leaders, entertainers, executives, and relatives en route to or from U. S. servicemen visits, flights, or conferences, with brief biographical hints and locations.
HUB MOTOR CO Articles of Incorporation Filed in Arizona
Officials certify the annexed articles of incorporation for HUB MOTOR CO filed October 16, 1947. Names include Frank A. Hall of Phoenix and M Botts of Albuquerque. Principal office in Pima County Arizona with branch offices to be designated. Business scope to be determined by board.
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State OF Arizona
Arizona Corporation Commission
Mel D D
Arizona, Corporation Commission
HUB Motor Co
Capitol
Phoenix
A.D
Mel D Michael
State of
Arizona
Frank A. Hall
Grand Avenue
M. Botts
Albuquerque
N. M
Bank
Pima County
County of Bernalillo
C. M. Botts
Blanche M. Wilbur
Nation Debates Russian War Mongering Resolution
A national political committee nears the end of debate on a resolution condemning war mongering. Russia argues the charge targets the United States Turkey and Greece, asserting the accusation is carried in those nations.
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Nation Political Committee
U. S
Turkey
Greece
CPA Delegates Hear Speeches on Public Accounting
The Arizona Society of Public Accountants hosted about 40 members at the Santa Rita hotel to promote public awareness of the difference between book keeping and certified public accountants. Speakers Rudolph Zepeda William F Kimball and William H Johnson led a luncheon program while H T Cuthbert reported on opposition to a congress bill limiting IRS representation to attorneys, with the state bar association joining in opposition.
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Arizona Society of Public Accountants
Santa Rita Hotel
Rudolph Zepeda
The
Valley National Bank
William F. Kimball
William H. Johnson
Tucson Daily Citizen
H. T. Cuthbert
Phoenix
Internal Revenue Department
Cuthbert
Arizona State Bar Association
Rev Smith To Head Charity In Arizona
PRESCOTT Oct. 25 Rev O A Smith of Nogales a Protestant minister Friday night was elected president of the Arizona Society of Crippled Children at the closing session of the 16th annual convention. He succeeds J A Mulcahy of Tucson. Wilputte Sherwood Holbrook was elected vice president, H W Faulkner Phoenix treasurer, and Helen Bishop Phoenix Frank Pool and Ruth Wendell Phoenix were honored at a banquet. Leis flown here from Honolulu were presented to the pair. Pool is retiring treasurer and Miss Wendell a worker is retiring. The leis were brought by Mrs John W Devereux vice president and member of the Honolulu chapter executive committee of the National Society for Crippled Children. On a tour of the U S she was here for the convention.
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Prescott
O. A. Smith
Nogales
Arizona Society of Crippled Children
J. A. Mulcahy
Tucson
Wilputte Sherwood
Hol
Brook
H. W. Faulkner
Phoenix
Helen Bishop
Frank Pool
Ruth Wendell
Honolulu
Pool
Wendell
John W. Devereux
National Society For Crippled Children
U. S
Incorporators Form Arizona Corporation in 1947
The document outlines articles of incorporation for a Arizona company with five thousand shares of common stock at $100 par, authorized capital of $500,000, and a 25 year term with renewal. It details powers, real and personal property dealings, partnerships, loans, dividends, and a three to seven member board. It appoints T. K. Shoenhair as statutory agent and sets initial officers and meeting dates.
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Arizona
Board of Directors
Corporation Commission
State of
Pima County
Bereavement Thanks From Botz Family To Arizona College
The Botz family thanks friends and Arizona College of Commerce students for kindness and sympathy after the passing of William Edward Botz. They also appreciate the beautiful floral offerings.
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Arizona College of Commerce
William Edward Botz
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Safford Junior High School
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Cedermark
Dr. J
Stockholm
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Cohen
Harry S
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Dahlin
CC. G
Sparta
Mich
de Burgh
C. J
Liverpool
Eng
de Burgh Transportation Co
Dusek
Celia
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Eddy
Donn
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Coty, Inc
Foley
Walter R
Pan-American Airways
New York City
Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas Aircraft
Francis
L. C
Eastport
Frey
Martin C
York
Galvin
William H
Biscuit & Cracker Workers’ Union
AFL
Bakery & Confectionary Workers’ International Union
Manhasset
N. Y
Guenther
Jack
Look Magazine
United Press
Howard
Dorothy
Coronado
A. F Howard
USMC
Huggard
D. B
Evanston
the Corp Corp
Cory
Fresh’nd Aire Co
Johnson
J. R
Milford
Mass
Kapitanoff
Arthur
Lambert
Gerard B
Osterville
Lambert Co
Lillienthal
Samuel
Chicago
Rose
Lilienthal
Mike
Samuel Lilienthal
Anne
Manning
Marie
McDougall
William E
Lansdowne
Munch
Fred
Airline Pilots’ Association
Curtis Publishing Co
O’ Toole
Laurance P
Detroit
Osteopath
Riese
Casper
Robinette
William P
Anna Holkinson
Ryan
Clement D. Ryan
Whitney’s Department Store
San Diego
Montgomery Ward & Co
CPA
Rev. Smith
Suraon Batly
William Cyeinger
J . Botts
T. K. Shoenhair
Frank A. Hall CO. M. Botts
New Mexico
Pima
Perco
Knapp, Boyle, Bilby & Thompson
Valley National Building
Mel D. Mic
E. Eisenha
Ferings
West
FHA
Arizona Inn
Magneto
South Sixth Ave
ARGUS
Argoflex Camera
Revere Projector
Revere
Revere Turrett
Pereira Studio
Congress
MI. Lemmon
T. H. Zimmerman
Olson
W. Jacinto
Miracle Mile
Oracle Road
Stanley Williamson
S. Stone Ave
el Conquistador Hotel
Ernette
Specialty Bakery
Alyce Mills
Dancing
Virginia Shelley
Whitabe Fette
Molly Bowser
Lily
Claude Stevens
Molly
Perry Trotter
Jethro
Erskine Caldwell
Caldwell
Dwell, Sloan and Pearce
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