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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1946

Page

18

Goblins to Rule Mardi Gras at Tucson High Stadium

Dooley Bookman Mardi Gras at Tucson High stadium Thursday features 7000 costumed children in a parade with 120 prizes. Mayor Henry Jastaad will welcome, with William Torres II and Edwina Torres as king and queen. Jaycee committee led by Nick Butera oversees prizes, decorations, and fundraising for local hospitals and Arizona Children’s Home. Judge Howard Speakman and staff travel to Globe to select juries for murder and manslaughter cases, with trial set for Nov 6 at Globe.

Tucson Tucson High School Junior Chamber of Commerce Third Avenue Stames Henry O. Jastaad William Torres Edwina E. P. Norwood U. S. Weather Bureau Jaycee Nick Butera John Alexander John Trost del Ross Wood B. Wilson Lew Adams Cecil Gaver Jack Cleveland Jack Carnahan Loveless Gardner Charles Page Gene Hammond Ted Bloom John Crowley Joe Weinzapfel Harry Chambers Harry Blackledge Jaycee-Ettes Comstock Hospital Arizona Children’s Home Rudolph Black Brook Davis John Narciso Ed Ellis Tony Tappero Florence Matheny Betty R. Black Howard C. Speakman Federal Court Globe Edward Johnson George Deelay Ft. Apache

90 Families Move Into U of A Huts on Practice Polo Field

Atkinson says the first unit of 124 temporary dwellings for University of Arizona married students will likely be full by November 8 with 90 families already occupying the Polo Field project. A second unit of 124 huts is under construction west of the polo field and may be ready for occupancy in January.

University of Arizona Alfred Atkinson University Atkinson

Making a new refrigerator takes 337 pounds of coal

A historical note states that constructing a modern refrigerator requires 337 pounds of coal. The fact highlights resource use in manufacturing and energy sourcing discussions.

Oury Park Youth Council Plans Monday Meeting

The Oury Park youth activities council will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the library of the Oury Park clubhouse. Members listed include Leonard Ramirez Jr., president, Ben Carbajal, vice president, Jesus Olivas, secretary, and Ray Romero among others.

Oury Park Youth Activities Council Library of Oury Park Leonard Ramirez, Jr Ben Carbajal Jesus Olivas Ray Romero Carlos Mungia Manny Garcia Lew Adams Timo Lujan

Pranksters Spark Halloween Prep in Tucson

Police anticipate pranks as Halloween approaches. Mrs. Earl M. Wentz found her gate at 143 North Melrose Avenue stolen after securing it with a chain. Holsum Bakery on South Fourth Avenue reported 30 window panes broken by youths the night before.

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