Brickman Became Lawyer Amid Tucson Resort Backing
Robert Brickman newly admitted to Arizona bar after noon ceremony in Phoenix. The Ohioan plans general practice with tax focus and has been a Tucson booster for a $2.5 million North Stone Avenue resort project. Associated with Brickman is William E. Davis, a Washington attorney, plus fravis and two local Tucsonans, Thompson and Courtland. The Brickman family resides at 2501 East Fifth Street with sons Melford and David in local schools.
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Brickman
Tucson
Old Pueblo
Cleveland
North Stone Avenue
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Philadelphia
William E. Davis
Washington
Mansfeld Junior High
Robert Brickman
State Supreme Court
Phoenix
Reggie Russell
New British Order Sets Banquet Service Limit
Under a new Ministry of Food directive the number of people served at a banquet or similar social function is capped at 100. The measure aims to curb consumption during shortages and is part of broader wartime controls.
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Ministry of Food
Teacher Talent Show Planned
The Tucson Education Association will present an all teacher talent show at the Temple of Music and Art Saturday evening to cap a week of activities promoting teaching. Radio panels, student and university teacher discussions, and a fashion show accompany the event.
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Tucson Education Association
Temple of Music and Art
Mary Balch
KCNA
Lucille Abel
Safford
KTUC
Thelma McQuade
KVOA
Alice Vail
Maria Urquides
Glenn H. Nelson
University of Arizona
Safford School
Goodly Fellowship
Cele Peterson
Congo
Miss Urquides
Start Trial Of 5 For Slaying 8 Convicts
Federal prosecutors began trial in Brunswick Georgia against a former prison camp warden and four guards for their role in the mass slaying of eight Black inmates last July 11. Investigations by local county and state authorities cleared the warden and guards, while a federal grand jury indicted them on civil rights charges alleging death by due process violation.
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Brunswick
Georgia
Tucson educators seek scholarships via talent show drive
A recruiting drive is underway organized by teachers, the Parent-Teacher Association, and the Tucson Junior League. Proceeds from Saturday’s talent show will fund a scholarship for a student pursuing teaching. The Tucson Education Association president is Miss Anne Lawrence, with committee members Miss Margaret Stevens, Miss Mary Balch, Mrs. Geraldine Kellett, Mrs. Eva Harris, and Miss Lucille Abel.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Tucson Junior League
The
Tucson Education Association
Anne Lawrence
Margaret Stevens
Mary Balch
Geraldine Kellett
Eva Harris
Lucille Abel
John L Sullivan and Stomach Ulcer Pains
A vintage ad-like note questions if John L Sullivan fought with stomach ulcer pains. It warns about stomach discomfort and indigestion urging readers to buy 25c Udget Tablets with a double money back offer on first dose, delivered by an advertiser.
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John L. Sullivan
Adv
Claypool Man Drowns After Fall Into Lake
Globe October 27 report: Reuben Crawford Tabor 41 of Claypool fell from a steep bank into Coolidge Lake while fishing with L. F. Bell and drowned. His neck was broken in the fall. body recovered by sheriff's deputies. Survived by wife Allie, two daughters, a son, and brother J. O. Taber.
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Globe
Reuben Crawford Tabor
Claypool
Coolidge Lake
Tabor
L. F. Bell
Sheriff's Deputies
Taber
Castle Dome Copper Company
Allie
J. O. Taber
Wall Street Journal Ad Promotes 3 Month Trial
An advertisement invites readers to try The Wall Street Journal for three months by sending $5. It promises comprehensive coverage on taxes, prices, labor, tariffs, industries, commodities, securities, marketing, world trade, finance and new legislation.
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Complete Business Daily
Pacific Coast
The
Wall Street Journal
Bush St
San Francisco
Free Trial Offer for Case Combination Method Relief
A promotional notice invites readers to send name and address to receive a free trial supply of an “Improved Case Combination Method” claimed to relieve rheumatic, sciatic, arthritic, and neuralgic pains. It emphasizes no cost and urges immediate action to mail details.
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Reuben
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Congress
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Zenith-Armstrong FM
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Nogales
Coolidge
Superior
Bas Vei
Zenith Chippendale
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Zenith Table Radio
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Bulova
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