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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1946

Page

6

Whichard Named Minister In Charge At University of Arizona Center

Rev. H Walter Whichard was appointed minister in charge for the current academic year at the Episcopal student center of the University of Arizona. He will live at 1319 East Sixth Street near campus, with full-time clergy support under Bishop Arthur B. Kinsolving to serve 450 students. Board members include C Z Lesher Robert Nugent Frances Gillmor and other Tucson Phoenix and Globe figures.

Episcopal Student Center University of Arizona H. Walter Whichard Fred McCormick Magazine Letter Olive Road Cabot Chapel Whichard East Sixth Street Arthur B. Kinsolving Episcopal Arizona National Council of the Episcopal Church St. Philip’s-in-the-Hills C. Z. Lesher Robert L. Nugent

Vets Weight Rise Mirrors Education College Enrollment

The University of Arizona College of Education shows 158 students this year, a 30 percent rise from last year, with about 75 expected to graduate next May. About 80 percent of students are women, and many plan teaching careers despite low salaries.

University of Arizona College of Education J. W. Clarson Education Clarson Tucson High School Tucson

Two Westminster Students Face Arson Charges In Fire

Fulton Mo October 29 Two Westminster college sophomores one a basketball star faced arson charges after a blaze destroyed the three story Beta Theta Pi house and injured two of its 35 occupants. Thomas Campbell 22 Ironton Mo signed a statement admitting he soaked Halloween decorations with gasoline and started the fire. Otto Grosse 22 Granite City Ill was implicated. Campbell who was to star this season for Westminster basketball gave no reason. Grant Duncan 80 volunteer fire chief died of a heart attack during the fire.

Fulton Westminster College Beta Theta Pi Hugh Williamson Thomas Campbell Ironton Williamson Otto Grosse Granite City Campbell Westminster Grant Duncan

Book Week Observed Across City With School Displays

Tuc son schools showcase books during national Book Week November 10 to 16 with the theme Books Are Bridges. A PTA meeting at Roskruge Junior High will inform parents about providing good books, and parents will receive a stenciled list of worthwhile titles.

Tucson PTA Roskruge

Norway Moves to Halt Youth Drunkenness Rise

Norway acts to curb rising drunkenness among youths with new policy measures and public health campaigns aiming to reduce alcohol use in teenagers and young adults across regions.

Norway

Othman recalls days making blue gin during Prohibition era

In this reminiscence Frederick C. Othman recalls Chicago bootlegging days on North Clark Street. He details base formulas for gin, additions like juniper juice and orange oil, and mentions bourbon flavoring, medicinal whiskey prescriptions, and the expensive end of prewar spirits. He notes higher costs today and expresses reform.

Othman Frederick C. Othman Washington Scarface al Capone Fellows North Clark Street Chicago Capone Syndicate Clark Street

Old Vinita Rail Track Parking Ordinance Unearthed

A long repealed Vinita Oklahoma city ordinance from around 1900 forbade parking a vehicle on railroad tracks. The find sheds light on early traffic rules and local enforcement practices.

Vinita Okla. UP

Sullivan to Probe Phoenix Police and Court

Arizona Attorney General John L. Sullivan said he would begin a thorough investigation of the Phoenix police department and police court very soon after being invited by the Phoenix safety council. He noted lack of funds delayed prior consideration and planned to seek legislative funding.

Phoenix U.P John L. Sullivan Phoenix Safety Council Phoenix Police Department Sullivan

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