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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1947

Page

2

Tucson Eyes Aldridge For Gas Power Suit Engineering

The City of Tucson negotiates with Kenneth D. Aldridge former Arizona Power Authority director to serve as engineer in the condemnation suit against Tucson Gas Electric Light Power Co. Aldridge favors public power and statewide duplicating lines while APA chair Dougherty backs the January agreement.

Phoenix Daily Citizen Tucson Kenneth D. Aldridge Arizona Power Authority Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co Aldridge APA M. J. Dougherty The Power Authority Colorado River Arizona Bureau of Reclamation Dougherty Electric Cooperatives

Tucson Delegates Chosen For Arizona Education Association Meet

Twenty six Tucson school delegates will attend the Arizona Education Association convention in Phoenix November 6 to 8. Nine delegates represent local junior and senior high schools. Prominent speakers include Robert Hutchins James Roberts and John DeBoer. Delegates listed include Anna Lawrence Maria Urquides Elbert Gump George Bazetta Kate Van Buskirk Ray Webb Kenneth Anderson and more from Carrillo Davis Jefferson Park Mansfeld Davidson University Heights Safford Roskruge and other campuses.

Tucson Arizona Education Association Phoenix Arizona Robert M. Hutchins University of Chicago John J. DeBoer American Education Fellowship Elementary English Journal James H. Roberts Benson, Ariz Anna Lawrence Carrillo Maria Urquides Davis Elbert Gump Sam Hughes George Bazetta Kate van Buskirk Jefferson Park Ray Webb Kenneth Anderson Mansfeld G. A. Clawson Davidson Ulah Hudson University Heights John Kyle Lucille Abel Safford Alice Butts R. A. Ganoung Muriel Upham Elbert Brooks Herbert Cooper Florence Reynolds W. H. Hudson Dunbar Alice Higgins Erio Kathryn Young Margaret McAllister Drachman Gertrude Wagner

Bisbee History Featured on UA Radio Programs

The University of Arizona Farm and Ranch hour at 8 30 p m Tuesday on KTUC will describe the present dairy situation and state industry conditions. The City of Bisbee will be described on Arizona Portraits at 8 30 p m Thursday on KTUC.

University of Arizona Farm and Ranch KTUC Bisbee Arizona

San Carlos Reservoir storage report for 24 hours

The San Carlos Reservoir reports available storage at 2,422 acre-feet for the 24 hours ending 7 a.m. October 27, with a loss of 408 acre-feet from the previous 24 hours.

San Carlos Reservoir

Jones To Head Policy Writers

The 13th annual convention of the Arizona Association of Insurance Agents enters its final day at the Pioneer hotel. Kenneth L. Nehring of Tucson becomes national state director and liaison to the National Association, while Paul H. Jones is elected president with Ernest E. Suggs and Russell E. Sweitzer as officers. William P. Welch of Pasadena delivers the keynote urging defense of private enterprise and Americanism as agents plan a closing breakfast and evening dinner dance.

Arizona Association of Insurance’ Agents Pioneer Hotel Kenneth L. Nehring Tucson Arizona National Association of Auncence Sans Nehring Welch National Association Hollywood Capitol Washington State Association Pioneer

Three To Seek Council Seats In Pueblo Elections

City Clerk Carl Hitt announced that three Pueblo council seats will be up for election in 1948 with primaries on March 2 and the general on April 6. Incumbents Dr. Samuel T. Adams Ward Three William H. Codd Ward Six and Forrest G. Priser Ward Five discuss possible re election citing city progress and public good. Priser says he will run again if concrete improvements occur Adams confirms he will run on his record while Codd dodges comment.

Carl Hitt Old Pueblo Samuel T. Adams William H. Codd Forrest G. Priser Codd

Damages Sought From A Mountain Dairy in Car Crash Suit

Mrs. Frances Lowman filed a 100000 damage action in superior court Monday against A Mountain Dairy over a February 8 crash at the East Speedway and North Park avenue intersection. The teacher alleges injuries will permanently prevent her from teaching. The complaint says a dairy truck driven by Herbert Wood Jr rammed her car at a red light, aggravating her arthritis.

Frances Lowman Mountain Dairy Superior Court Lowman East Speedway North Park Avenue Herbert Wood, Jr

Police Numbers Now Real To Check Forging Pair

A forgery ring led by Charles R. Lopez and his nephew Frank Chavez Sanchez faced charges for forging about 420 dollars in checks tied to Oral W. Tucker. The duo, aided by Lopez’s wife, were tracked after a tire shop check and subsequent city-wide sleuthing culminating in a Miami arrest and a car crash that revealed further details.

Charles R. Lopez East 31St Street Frank Chavez Sanchez Lopez Oral W. Tucker Tucson Sanchez Lucy Lopez Anderson James C. Herron Edward E. Hendricks Miami South Sixth Avenue Adolfo R. Ramirez Frank Mitchell Furniture Reuben’s Furniture Pascua Village Sunset Super Dow Jones Station Eagle Market Liquor Store Tucson Tire & Boot Shop

Ad Club Christmas Fund Nears Goal in Tucson Drive

Tucson Advertising Club reports nearly 3500 dollars raised for Christmas street decorations with a 7500 dollar goal. Larry Langers notes 15 of 50 black captains have reported. Chester L Schaeffer cites high school class registrations up 100 percent. Ernie Cabot details a graphic arts exhibit with possible cash awards. Wendy Parsons mentions the courtesy campaign. Herbert A Leggitt of Valley National Bank addresses the group.

Tucson Larry Langers Tucson Advertising Club Langers Chester L. Schaeffer Ernie Cabot Wendy Parsons Herbert A. Leggitt The Valley National Bank

Permits Approved For Warehouse And Cafeteria

Permits for two major constructions were issued by building inspector E D Herreras. Sears Roebuck will build a $45000 warehouse at 802 East 16th Street, to be a 93 by 200 foot Quonset type building with E P Hunziker as contractor. Martha G Purcell plans a $30000 cafeteria and cocktail lounge at 25 North Scott Street, designed by Starkweather Morse.

E. D. Herreras East 16Th Street Sears Roebuck E. P. Hunziker Starkweather & Morse Martha G. Purcell North Scott Street

City Briefs Schedule Connects Local Groups

City briefs list evening meetings for the RAT club at the YMCA and the Marine Corps league at the VFW hall. A Neighborhood Associations Council session is set for 4:30 at the city health building. A Cootie-Cootiette party and a dinner speech by William R. Mathews are planned at the VFW hall and the Pioneer hotel respectively. Arizona state employment reports an urgent hospital vacancy with civil service roles offered to veterans at 1822 dollars yearly.

YMCA Marine Corps League VFW East Broadway VFW Hall William R. Mathews The Arizona Daily Star Service Women’s Clubs Altrusa Pilot Zonta Pioneer Hotel Veterans’ Hospital Arizona State Employment Service South Stone Avenue

Russell Fuller to Address University Youth Group Dinner

Russell Fuller, president of the national student group for the Disciples of Christ and a University of Michigan student, will speak at a 6:30 p m dinner at 4034 East Burns Street hosted by the First Christian church youth group. He recently returned from Europe and participated in relief work in Oslo and Lundsburg. He will also speak at a 1 p m open meeting for students in Aggie hall on Wednesday.

Russell Fuller The Disciples of Christ First Christian Church Carol Helen Moore East Burns Street Fuller University of Michigan Europe Oslo Lundsburg Aggie Hall

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AEA Delta Alva E. Congress Paul H. Jones Tucson Realty & Trust Co Arizona Association of Insurance Agents ACE Co 4Th Ave Ramirez Tucker Pascua Gordo Ad Club Harbour PAINT E. Toole Arizona Flour Mills Tucson & Vicinity Arizona Star Manamar Tooleave Tucson, Ary Ted Litt Stone Congress Greenwald Drug 6Th Ave Gillette Eau Claire, Wisc Gillette Tires Division United States Rubber Co Tire & Auto Supply Usea Don Evans Newt. Gardner Arizona Realty CO S. Stone Ph Los Angeles Alexandria Alexandria Hotel Frank Walker American Hotel Association American Society of Travel Agents Automobile Club of Southern California American Automobile Association Arizona Mortuary, Inc East Third Verna E. Yocum By Alvin Bring North Park
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