Democrats Rally Thursday at Temple of Music and Art
The first Democratic party rally is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Temple of Music and Art with Gov Sidney P Osborn and other candidates on the program E T Cusick Tucson state Democratic chairman will preside and introduce speakers The Tucson high school band will perform and speeches will be broadcast statewide KTUC will carry county candidates while Mrs Clyde Brainard and Joseph By Judge speak for the slate C W Gardner incumbent justice of the peace will headline discussion on board of supervisors and sheriff races.
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Democratic Party
Temple of Music and Art
Sidney P. Osborn
E. T. Cusick
Tucson
Burglary Arrest after Early Morning Break-In in Dayton Street
Dayton Shelton, a Negro man with no address, told police he aimed to enter houses. He was found in the Evans car at 6 40 a m and chased from a garage bedroom where two boys slept. He fled outdoors after a street tussle and tearing up a fence before police captured him.
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Dayton Shelton
West Alameda Street
Lillie Evans
Shelton
Evans
Halloween social calendar items in Tucson area
City briefs list events for Wednesday and Thursday including a Halloween costume party for 35 at Tucson Medical Center the Pima County committee tea for Democratic candidates at the Santa Rita Hotel a first degree at IOOF Lodge 3 135 South Sixth Avenue a Tool Owners union meeting at Pioneer Hotel with Dr Ludwig Lindberg as chairman a gospel song program at Mt Calvary Baptist church and a Damien club Halloween benefit dance at All Saints Parish Hall.
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Pima County Committee of Arizona Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs
Santa Rita
Pima Lodge No. 3
IOOF
South Sixth Avenue
Tool Owners’ Union
Pioneer Hotel
Ludwig Lindberg
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Damien Club
All Saints’ Parish Hall
Rev Ford To Appear On Council s Program
The Arizona council of churches opened its annual interchurch convention in Phoenix with the theme Thy Kingdom Come. Speakers include Dr E C Farnham of Los Angeles Federation of Churches, Mrs F E Shotwell of Western migrant missions, and Rev Easley P Ford of the First Christian Church Tucson.
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Phoenix
U.P
Arizona Council of Churches
E. C. Farnham
Los Angeles Federation of Churches
Southern California Council of Churches
F. E. Shotwell
Los Angeles
Home Missions Council of North America
Easley P. Ford
First Christian Church
Tucson
Boy Burglar Captured With Wallet In Hand
A 15 year old burglar on probation for bicycle theft ransacked a home at 1724 East Miles street until Mrs. Lewis Sasse arrived and pursued the youth. She captured him after a brief chase, and the thief still held her husband's wallet.
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East Miles Street
Lewis Sasse
Patricia McCoy Improves Some After Dormitory Injury
Patricia McCoy of Yuma a University of Arizona sophomore injured handling a gun in her dormitory room was listed critical but showing improvement on Wednesday. She underwent an operation Tuesday night to reduce hemorrhaging.
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Patricia McCoy
Yuma
U. of A
General Moore Named to Command Philippines Forces
Tokyo dispatch reports Gen George F Moore, a veteran of the Bataan death march, selected by Gen MacArthur to command Western Pacific Army forces with headquarters in Manila, directing operations principally in the Philippines.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
George F.moore
Bataan
Pacific
Philippines
Manila
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Ad T
Chronic bronchitis may develop if coughs are ignored and risky medicines are avoided. Creomulsion claims to reach the seat of trouble to loosen phlegm and aid nature, using time tested beechwood cough remedies.
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Cruggist
Ajo Copper Legacy Highlighted At Tucson Banquet
Cleon Knapp traced Ajo mine history from Indian finds to high tax payments and large copper output. Col. John C. Greenway envisioned an open pit operation while Col. Greenway’s later death and burial near the mine marked the era. The event closed Tucson sessions with tours to Morenci open pit mine.
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Cates
Gulf of Mexico
Cleon T. Knapp
Tucson
Arizona Mines
Cornelia
Ajo
Arizona Desert
John C. Greenway
Yale
Arizona
Minnesota
Greenway
Calumet & Arizona Mining Corp
Knapp
L. D. Ricketts
Col. Greenway
New York City
Aro
Harry M. Lavender
Phelps-Dodge Holdings
Robert W. Thomas
AIMME
Kennecott Copper Co
Ray
A. B. Parsons
Phelps Dodge
Morenci
Digestive Aid Claims Relief and Natural Balance
Ancient tone advertises a digestive aid promising relief from headache and sour stomach by aiding intestinal cleansing. It claims to support Nature’s digestive juices and back on her feet health, urging immediate use as directed to ensure five of Nature’s own digestive juices mix effectively.
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Nature
Chefoo Battle Builds Near Key Communist Port
Nationalist forces landed around Chefoo and three other northern Shantung sectors as a major fight for the Communist-held port looms. Reports say landings occurred at Weihaiwei Lungkou and Penglai with planes joining sea forces to root out Communist troops from south Manchuria. Some 30,000 troops reportedly landed near Chefoo despite air attacks. an unconfirmed claim said Chefoo fell.
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Nanking
Chefoo
Shantung Peninsula
Weihaiwei
Lungkou
Penglai
Peiping
Manchuria
Gulf of Chihli
Hsin Min Pao
New York Radio
Private Utility Board Conferring Study on Boulder Dam Power
Members of a newly formed electric coordinating committee met in Phoenix to study acquiring Boulder dam power via private enterprise. The six major Arizona utilities created the committee after a Salt River Water Users Association proposal urged private generation rather than through the Arizona Power Authority.
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Phoenix
Electric Coordinating Committee
Boulder Dam
Arizona
Salt River Water Users’ Assn
Arizona Power Authority
Columbia Network Sued Over Broadcast Time Discrimination
A $33,063,048 federal suit seeks dissolution of CBS and names five CBS officials, Schenley Distillers entities, and two plaintiffs Sam Morris an evangelist from Dallas and Henry M. Johnson a Louisville lawyer. The action accuses Columbia of unjust discrimination by denying Morris abstinence broadcasts.
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Louisville
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Schenley Distillery Corporation
Schenley Distillers, Inc
Sam Morris
Dallas
Tex
Henry M. Johnson
Kentucky Sunday School Association
Columbia
Debate on right to work amendment in Arizona
Thompson argues against forced union enrollment and warns the bill harms individual rights and unions. Parker counters with farm-state influence claims and cites legal challenges while predicting wider adoption in today’s states.
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Rotary
Thompson
East Broadway
Parker
Florida
California
Arkansas
Arizona
South Dakota
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Federal
Harry Bridges
John LG. Lewis
Phoenix
Employers’ Council
Leslie C. Hardy
Maricopa Board of Supervisors
U. S
YMCA Delegation Heads to Lordsb urg Fall Conference
A YMCA delegation of 12 will attend the annual three day interstate conference in Lordsburg New Mexico on November 1 2 and 3.
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YMCA
Lordsburg
N. M
Tucson Cultural Club Meeting Postponed
The Tucson Cultural club meeting scheduled for Sunday at 5 p m at the YWCA Twelfth avenue center has been postponed to a later date.
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Tucson Cultural Club
Twelfth Avenue
YWCA
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Reggie Russell
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