Deferment rulings allow most seniors to attend college
Washington April 5 AP practically every high school senior graduating this spring can go to college in the fall and be draft proof at least until the end of a freshman term in 1952. Selective Service outlines deferment rules for college students with specifics on tests and class ranking to avoid draft.
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James Marlow Washington
Selective Service Headquarters
Selective Service
National Education Association
Safety Poster and Essay Contest Opens in Phoenix
The Soroptimist Club of Phoenix announces a safety poster and essay contest open to all school children. Posters should present original safety ideas while essays cover walking rules, crosswalk use, supervision, playground safety, and safe routes home. Posters go to Culver Radio Company and essays to Judge Lorna Lockwood.
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Soroptimist Club of Phoenix
Culver Radio Company
North First Avenue
Lorna Lockwood
West Cypress Street
25 000 Buys Land Near Airport Plant
Garrett Corporation paid about 25 000 dollars for 10 acres near its AiResearch plant at Sky Harbor. Sellers were Charles H. Dunning of 1635 West Earls Drive and R L Bayless of 30 West Pasadena Avenue. Property lies north of the railroad between 34th and 36th streets. Officials would not confirm the price when the sale was announced.
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Garrett Corporation
AiResearch Corporation
Sky Harbor
Charles H. Dunning
West
Earls Drive
R. L. Bayless
Pasadena Avenue
Los Angeles
Warren Seeks 15 Million Civil Defense Fund
California Governor Earl Warren urged the state legislature to appropriate up to 15 million dollars for civil defense, saying federal guidance is scant and time to prepare is shrinking. He warned the period could lead to a third world war or mobilization of free nations, noting no federal law or appropriation has been enacted since December.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Earl Warren
Warren
Inventory At Ryan Field Compared With Earlier Lists
State officials review the inventory of state owned property at Ryan Airfield near Tucson. Governor Howard Pyle receives the latest list from State Auditor Jewel W. Jordan to check for unauthorized removals. The Santa Rita Investment and Development Company led by Pete Waggoner holds the lease. Attorney General Fred O. Wilson, a friend of Waggoner, calls the lease unenforceable though no clear statement on invalidity is given. The lease calls for $100 annually for five years and $100 monthly for 99 years.
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Ryan Airfield
Tucson
Howard Pyle
Jewel W. Jordan
Santa Rita Investment and Development Company
Pete Waggoner
Fred O. Wilson
Waggoner
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Congress
Paul J. Ritchie
DR. Hawkins
East Washington
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Phoenix Gazette
Gazette
Parker
Parker Pen Co
Hannys
Palm Beach
Palm Springs
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Smooth Mansfields
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First Street
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