Dr Lyman To Receive 1947 Remington Medal Honor
Dr Rufus A Lyman head of the newly formed University of Arizona school of pharmacy received the 1947 Remington medal at a Tuc son Pharmaceutical association dinner with 60 attendees. The award will be presented in New York December 3 by the American Pharmaceutical association’s New York branch. The educator noted for 40 years in pharmaceutical instruction retired from Nebraska to lead Arizona’s program. He announced Clarence Houston will teach pharmaceutical law and described scholarships funded by an annual $500 donation with $200 and $300 awards for top freshmen, plus donated books and textbooks.
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Rufus A. Lyman
School of Pharmacy
University of Arizona
Santa Rita
Tucson Pharmaceutical Association
Lyman
New York
American Pharmaceutial Association
J. Byron McCormick
Univeristy of
Nebraska
Arizona
Association
Clarence Houston
University
Robert L. Nugent
Richard A. Harvill
The
Liberal Arts College
Board of
Regents
Bernard A. Bialk
Pharmacy
Loren Railsback
Leslie R. Johnson
Pharmaceutial Association
Sunnyside Cub Scouts Hold Halloween Weiner Roast
More than 60 Cub Scouts from Sunnyside school attended a 3:30 p.m. Halloween weiner roast by the river bank at the Indian reservation. Den chiefs and den mothers joined later. Carl Snider led the committeemen. Scouts ran games with Bill Slack Corter Blum Neil Flowers Gordon Schlote Ronald Golden and Walter Ross in charge. Transportation and food committees were organized by local mothers.
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Sunnyside
Weiner
Carl Snider
Bill Slack
Corter Blum
Neil Flowers
Gordon Schlote
Ronald Golden
Walter Ross
L. L. Stevenson
den Mothers
Sam Neill
Lewis Hinchee
Harold Hollis
Estel Ruble
THS Photography Students Enter State Fair Entries
Thirty Tucson High School photography students enter three works each in three divisions of the Arizona state fair in Phoenix November 7 to 16. Noted are entries by Peter Specht Mary Dunn Don Murray and Margaret Wood in division C. The 1947 Tucsonian yearbook also competes in division C with Patty Pultz as editor and Ralph Roberts as photography editor under adviser Marjorie Stevenson.
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Tucson Senior High School
Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Division
Fine Arts
Newton Armstrong
Edward Davis
Mary Dunn
Leonard Gomez
Betty Gray
Dick Kinney
Harold Lee
Armando Morales
Don Murray
Ernest O’donnell
Ralph Roberts
Peter Specht
Mun Wong
Bob Behnke
Tom Craven
Earl Dolsen
Lillian Hanna
Ann McCleneghan
Ben Pulos
Ernest Salazar
Donald Starr
Harry Tang
Rudy Vasquez
Pat Cooke
Francis McKernan
Merrill Sutton
Arizona
Jack Sheaffer
Doris Lakritz
Margaret Wood
Tucsonian
Patty Pultz
Marjorie Stevenson
Last Ajo Road Bid To Be Opened Soon
Bids for the last eight mile gap in the Tucson Ajo road between Tucson and Sells will be opened November 14 at the state highway commission offices in Phoenix. The $300,000 state budget is earmarked for completing the Tucson Sells segment, with work expected to start promptly.
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Tucson-Ajo
Tucson
Sells
State Highway Commission
Phoenix
W. C. LeFebvre
Tucson-Sells
LeFebvre
SSS Tonic Promises Energy Through Red Blood Strength
Restore vigor with SSS Tonic claims to rebuild low blood strength from non organic anemia. The ad cites improved appetite, weight, sleep, digestion, and overall health as the tonic increases red blood cell activity and gastric juice. Millions of bottles sold with drugstore availability.
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SSS Tonic
Sam Helps In The Abernathys Kitchen Bonding In Marriage
A visitor notes Sam Abner in the Abernathy home kitchen helping Dixie wash dishes and cook. The couple share chores and a evening beer, forming a small but meaningful bond in marriage.
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the Abernathy’s
Sam
Dixie
Offer Free Bus Service to Old Tucson Fiesta
The Arizona corporation commission ruled that the Tucson Rapid Transit Co and Occidental Bus Lines may operate buses to and from the Old Tucson Fiesta on November 15 and 16. TRT will run over South Sixth Avenue Indian School Road and the Old Tucson cutoff with joint cooperation ordered between attorneys Stanley Jerman and J. C. Haynes to finalize the order.
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Tucson Rapid Transit Co
Occidental
Tucson
Arizona Corporation Commission
South Sixth Avenue
Indian School Road
Tucson Mountains
Stanley Jerman
TRT
J. C. Haynes
Commission
Knothole Club To See Douglas Tilt
Tucson YMCA YWCA Knothole club members will view their second Tucson high school game at the University of Arizona stadium this week. Tickets go on sale in public schools for the Tucson Douglas game with gate No 10 reserved for parochial Amphitheatre and county school attendees.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
University Stadium
Diet of the short-eared owl focuses on mice at 99 percent
The short-eared owl predominantly feeds on mice, accounting for about 99 percent of its diet. This emphasizes the species' reliance on small rodent prey in its feeding habits.
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