Tisor to Lead Arizona Society of CPAs
Carl D. Tisor of 313 East Mariposa Street was elected president of the Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants, succeeding Karren E. Mackey. About 100 members were elected to offices and the executive committee, with Dr. Richard Warvill of the University of Arizona addressing the group on economic trends and inflation.
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Carl D. Tisor
East Mariposatreet
Karren E. Mackey
Arizona Society of Certified Public Accountants
William H. Hudson
West Lewis Avenue
Samuel Kiviat
West Verde Lane
Theodore R. Lawrence
North 13Th Avenue
Richard Warvill
University of Arizona
Accountant Group
Fred H. Woodward
Laird H. Racey
Dixon Fagerberg
Lloyd Parker
Leslie Murray, Jr
Phoenix
James Reidy
Tucson
Navy Band Delivers Well-Received Phoenix Concerts
The United States Navy Band drew strong crowds across four performances in Phoenix. Fifty-five of its 117 musicians performed at the Papago VA Hospital morning show, with 62 remaining in Washington for official duties. Local Valley high school musicians joined, while Lt. Cmdr. Brendler and CWO Townsend led afternoon and evening programs featuring marches, operatic and classical selections.
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Washington
Valley High
Papago Veterans Administration Hospital
CWO
Richard E. Townsend
Charles Brendler
Phoenix Young Women’s Christian Association
Phoenix Union High School
Navy Mobile Exhibit Arrives in City for One Day
A mobile Navy exhibit toured the city parking in front of the City-County building at Second Avenue and Washington Street. The free display showcased navy equipment including an air search radar unit with a target a jet plane a 10 foot model aircraft carrier and a cutaway of an attack bomber wing drawing crowds of sailors and residents.
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United States
Second Avenue
Washington Street
Navy
Accident Victim's Rites Conducted
Funeral services were held for Roy Soljo mon Taylor who died when a 16 inch wooden stick pierced his heart at Whipple Milling Show Low. He died at McNary Hospital an hour after the accident while cutting strips for moulding with a power saw.
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Taylor
Roy Soljiomon
Solomon
McNary Hospital
Whipple Millings Company
Funeral Tomorrow For Canyon Guide Edwin Cummings
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Edwin Cummings a longtime guide for the Fred Harvey transportation department at the Grand Canyon Born in Tempe he first guided tourists down Bright Angel Trail on April 20 1920 Known for guiding many parties over 31 years in the canyon service remains.
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Grand Canyon
Edwin Cummings
Fred Harvey Transportation Department
Cummings
Tempe
Bright Angel Trail
Mississippi flood threat hits river towns across three states
The Associated Press reports the Mississippi rose in the Upper Valley causing mass evacuations in Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Red Cross says nearly 3,000 evacuated with hundreds more in danger. crews fortify levees as governors declare emergencies and main rail lines face disruption. Weather turns cooler with showers, while Port Louisa and Muscatine face the highest risk along the flood crest near 21.5 feet.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Upper Valley
Midwest
Old Man
Red Cross
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Lewis
Muscatine
Dubuque
East Dubuque, Ill
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Margaret Larkin of Phoenix Dies
Margaret Mary Larkin 27 of 2233 East Orme Avenue died last night in St. Josephs Hospital shortly after the death of her newborn daughter. She came from Omaha and was a St. Agnes Church member. Survivors include her husband James J. Larkin two-year-old son James her parents John G. and Mrs. Dewhurst Omaha sister Mrs. Martin Melia and brothers John and Robert Dewhurst. Funeral services will be arranged by Whitney Funeral Home.
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Margaret Mary Larkin
East Orme Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Former Phoenician Emma Lancaster Dies in California
Emma Lancaster longtime Phoenix resident died Monday in Los Angeles where she had resided nine years Funeral services and burial occurred there Wednesday She was a Central Methodist Church member before leaving Phoenix and leaves a daughter two sons and two grandchildren none of whom live in Arizona
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Emma Lancaster
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Wet canvas weighs thrice its dry weight for circus tents
The material used for circus tents gains three times its dry mass when saturated with water. This change impacts setup, maintenance, and portability as rainfall and humidity affect structural support and transport considerations for tent crews.
State Hospital Opens TB Treatment Ward
The Arizona State Hospital established a dedicated tuberculosis treatment ward to isolate and treat TB patients, moving beyond custodial care. Dr. Bruce Hart noted Red Cross Gray Ladies assist with walks and letter writing, with 16 voluntary admissions in March.
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State Hospital
Arizona State Hospital
Bruce Hart
Board of Control
Hart
American Red Cross
Labor Industry Meet to Stress Harmony in Phoenix
Representatives of industry and labor from seven states converge in Phoenix for a four day meet stressing national defense, production and cooperation. District Five of the National Electrical Contractors Association and District Seven of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers hold their 10th and a concurrent sessions at the Hotel Westward Ho with about 500 attendees expected. Patterson and Milne of Washington, D C share views on apprenticeship and contractor labor relations as Gov Pyle and Mayor Udall set welcome talks Monday.
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Phoenix
National Electrical Contractors Association
Hotel
Westward Ho
William F. Patterson
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Apprenticeship
United States Department of Labor
J. Scott Milne
Washington
IBEW
Patterson
Milne
Howard Pyle
Nicholas Udall
Jack Ney Dies in Phoenix at 52
Jack Ney 52 sales manager for Mary Ellens Distributors food wholesalers died today at his home 2601 East Oak Street Phoenix Born in Oklahoma he came to Phoenix in 1923 from San Francisco A World War I veteran and Elks member Survivors include wife Dorothy son George three sisters and a brother Funeral arrangements were planned at Grimshaw Mortuary
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Jack Ney
Mary Ellen’s
East Oak Street
Oklahoma
Mr. Ney
Phoenix
San Francisco
The
Elks Lodge
Dorothy
George
Rivera
Calif
Sam Winn
Samuels
Idaho
Ora Servis
Albuquerque
Lindvig Funeral Rites Set Monday
Funeral services for the Rev. Albert Lindvig 64 pastor of Evangelical Covenant Church at 10th Street and Palm Lane will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. The Rev. Lloyd Gustafson will conduct the rites with burial in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call tomorrow in the mortuary Drawing Room Chapel. The Rev. Lindvig resided at 1422 East Moreland Street.
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Albert Lindvig
Evangelical Covenant Church
10Th Street
Palm Lane
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Lindvig
Lloyd Gustafson
Westwood Covenant Church
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Mr. Linding
East Moreland Street
Isabel Corrales Of Phoenix Dies
Isabel Corrales 70 died at 939 East Monroe Street where she lived with sister Ester Rodriguez Efforts by a fire department rescue squad to revive her with oxygen failed and she was pronounced dead on arrival of a physician
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Isabel Topia Corrales
East
Monroe Street
Ester Rodriguez
Polio Victim Audrey Cole Unchanged in Hospital
Audrey Cole, 19, of Flagstaff and polio victim, remains in unchanged condition after being flown to Memorial Hospital yesterday and placed in an iron lung.
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Audrey Cole
Flagstaff
Memorial Hospital
Casa Grande Chief Heads State Firemen Convention
Nathan A. Coxon chief of Casa Grande Fire Department was elected president of the State Firemen's Association as 273 delegates closed the 1951 convention in Kingman. Douglas was chosen as next year's host city. Additional officers include W. W. Malone, E. C. McCarty, Carlos Barragan, and H. W. Reggin.
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Kingman
Nathan A. Coxon
Casa Grande
State Firemen’s Association
Douglas
Coxon
B. B. Wilkinson
Phoenix
W. W. Malone
Holbrook
E. C. McCarty
Mesa
Carlos Barragan
Nogales
Sonora
H. W. Reggin
Prescott
W. O. Gardner
William Molina
South Tucson
Don Heatwelf
Glendale
Ivan Allen
Safford
Roosevelt Area Bond Election Sets Land Purchase Plan
Roosevelt School District voters will ballot Monday on an 11000 bond to buy 10 acres at Highland Road and Seventh Avenue. Polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Neighborhood House. Area residents from Salt River to South Mountain and 40th Street to Lateral 15 affected as site eyed for a future school. A $50000 bond proposal was changed to cover land only after federal grant plans were dropped.
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Roosevelt School District
Highland Road
Seventh Avenue
Seventh Street
Southern Avenue
Salt River
South Mountain
40Th Street
Lateral 15
Barr
Largest gem ever found named aquamarine weighs 220 pounds
The National Geographic Society confirms the discovery of a 220 pound aquamarine, described as the largest gem ever found. It highlights the size and significance of the find within geological and gemology circles.
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The
National Geographic Society
School Honors Adeline Gray Pioneer Names New Phoenix School
Tribute will honor Adeline Gray the first white woman to settle in Phoenix as a school at Second and Durango streets is named for her. Steven son and Lowell students voted to dedicate the new elementary unit, the first in the Phoenix system named after a local figure.
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Adeline Gray
Phoenix
Second and
Durango Streets
Lowell and
Stevenson
Gray
State Department of Library and Archives
Farmer and Godfrey Construction Company
Cleaning business burglary at Phillips Cleaners
Phillips Cleaners at 2409 Fast Broadway reported a burglary during the night. Owner Leon Phillips said thieves forced a window and stole clothing valued at 600 dollars. Some garments were cleaned and pressed, others awaiting service. A 19 year old neighbor youth was jailed for questioning.
Farmers' Aid In New Water Fight Demanded In Arizona
Barry Goldwater urged concerted action by farmers on current or future Central Arizona Project plans before Maricopa County Park Bureau at Peoria farm bureau barbecue. He cited cost twisting by opponents and lack of Eastern understanding as obstacles and said California’s minority stance in Congress spurred arbitration moves. The program featured 4-H, FFA, and Future Homemaker groups, plus the new Washington Local unit formed by Glendale Peoria members.
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Mississippi Valley
Cairo
National Guard
Muscatine
Charles Anson
Port Louisa
Robert Lewis
Louisa County
Colorado
Barry Goldwater
Maricopa County
Phoenix
House Interior Committee
Arizona
Goldwater
California
Farm Bureau
Future Farmers of America
Washington
Glendale-Peoria
Rome and Elizabeth Celebrate Birthdays in Rome
Rome and England's visiting Princess Elizabeth marked their birthdays together in Rome on April 21. Elizabeth is 25. Rome, founded by Romulus in 753 B C, is 2,679 years old.
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Rome
England
Elizabeth
Romulus
B. C
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