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Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

26 Oct 1949

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Tucson Daily Citizen

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Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1949

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3

Mardi Gras Set for Monday at Tucson High

Plans for the 16th annual Halloween Mardi Gras at Tucson High are complete with 90 prizes for best costumes. About 2000 to 3000 children will attend the 6 30 p m parade at Seventh Street and Second Avenue. Crowned King Tony Amada and Queen Carol Warren will receive trophies from Mayor E T Houston.

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Tucson Morris Smith Seventh Street Second Avenue E. T. Houston Tony Amada Carol Warren Tony el Rio Bill Payne N. Grandeave Carol Howard Warren E. 10Th St Miles School Leslie Brewer Smith
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Jail Follows Death by Own Action in Tragic Note

Homer Soles of 314 Fairgrounds Drive attempted suicide by shotgun in a shed behind his home after leaving a farewell note for his wife reading I will meet you in heaven The sheriff deputy heard a shotgun blast through a crack and found Soles alive but dead drunk The incident occurred while Soles was jailed on drunkenness charges

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Homer Soles Soles Fairgrounds Shipley
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Ministers and ministers selection blamed by church leader

In Cincinnati on October 26, the centennial Disciples of Christ convention opens talks on a 14 million dollar missionary and educational fund. Dr. F. E. Davison criticizes pulpit committees for poor judgment and urges guidance from state secretaries and experienced ministers to ensure sound calls.

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Cincinnati Disciples of Christ F. E. Davison South Bend Ind
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No Scouring Needed for Porcelain Enamel Utensils

Advice emphasizes simple washing with soap and water for porcelain enameled kitchen items. It recommends soaking to remove dried or scorched-on food and says no scouring is necessary.

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