Registration Closes Friday at Camp Geronimo
TEMPE Aug. 6 All attendees for the post session at Camp Geronimo must register now at the registrar's office at Arizona State College. The three week session near Payson opens Aug. 13 with courses in special recreation leadership and audio-visual aids. A two hour credit lab offers practice with complete photographic gear. Recreation class members will run the social program as a lab, planning hikes socials and games.
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Tempe
Camp Geronimo
Arizona State College
Payson
Poems Read By Coolidge Poetry Club Members
Original poems by members of the Coolidge Poetry Club will be read by the authors at a club meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Wendell Flewelling at Wah-Ki Inn road at 8 p m tomorrow.
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Coolidge
Coolidge Poetry Club
Wendell Flewelling
Wah-Ki Inn Road
Tempe group starts training with 13th Armored Division
Fourteen Tempe men left by troop train for 15 days of training at Camp Cooke Calif. The roster includes Capt Thomas Moore Capt Hayden C Hayden 1st Lt James Creasman 1st Lt Robert E Lane 2nd Lt Oliver Bovee Lt Orvil Miller and several sergeants and privates from Tempe. Also notes Tempe Rotary Club programs and local officials handling summer duties in Tempe. Nearby Scottsdale mayor Malcolm White and city attorney Donald Baumann review Tempe budget plans for incorporation. Reports include a lost safe at Devil’s Den Cafe on Arizona State College campus insured for 453. Tempe figures on travels of local business leaders and residents returning from vacations in California San Francisco and Yosemite.
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Tempe
13Th Armored Division
Camp Cooke
Calif
Thomas Moore
59Th Armored Infantry Battalion
Hayden C. Hayden
James Creasman
498Th Armored Field Artillery Battalion
Robert E. Lane
Oliver Bovee
Orvil Miller
Eddie B. Scales
Matthew B. McMill
James J. Davis
Headquarters Battery
Pfc
Furt W. Mumaw
Marshall G. Bovee
Max Connolly
Raymond C. Boles
Cpl
Finis E. Brown
Jury Convicts Young Airman of 2 Murders
Riverside California August 6 AP a young air force sergeant Lawrence Walker 20 is convicted of two murders and related charges after a 21 hour jury trial. jurors recommended life in prison with sentencing set for August 15.
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Young Airman
Riverside
Calif
Air Force
Lawrence Walker
Walker
Betty Maund
Eden Says World Rule Must Wait
Eden told reporters in Denver that the world is not ready for world government. He called for a graduate merger of sovereignty and a world authority that commands respect, saying the U N is less effective than the League of Nations at its start. He opposed Spain’s Atlantic Pact membership but supported strategic deals, urged sensible rearmament, and insisted peace comes through negotiation from strength.
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Denver
Anthony Eden
Britain
Conservative
Eden
Denver University
World Affairs Institute
United Nations
League of Nations
League
U.N
U.S
Spain
Persia
Russia
Indian Pupils Leave On Tour From Prescott
Twenty one Indian children from five Arizona tribes and nine adults depart Prescott for a visit to San Francisco and Yosemite National Park. Mrs. Kitty Lauer of Nelson School leads the group in an education excursion funded by Yavapai County, Prescott and Flagstaff merchants, and by the children who sold their handmade Indian art. Yosemite is to be visited first with a week of camping in the park.
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Prescott
Arizona
San Francisco
Yosemite National Park
Los Angeles
Santa Catalina Island
Kitty Lauer
Nelson
Yavapai County
Flagstaff
Peron Opposition Nominates Balbin For President
The Radical Party named Ricardo Balbin as its candidate for president in the November 11 election. President Juan D. Peron has not yet formally become a candidate, but many Personista groups want him to run again with Eva Peron as running mate.
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Buenos Aires
Radical Party
Juan D. Peron
Ricardo Balbin
Peron
Personista
Eva
Little Girl Takes Bumpy Ride On Plane
Nine year old Nancy Neofatish of Colorado Springs swallowed a safety pin in Minnesota while traveling to University Hospital in Minneapolis for treatment of an airsickness. X rays showed the pin in her windpipe and doctors advised air transport to Minneapolis. The navy fighter plane carrying her encountered rough weather and the pin emerged during the flight.
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Minneapolis
Nancy Neofatish
Colorado Springs
Colo
University Hospital
Nancy
Hackensack
Minn
Smoki Ceremonials Draw 5000 At Prescott Fairground
More than 5,000 people from across the United States packed Prescott fairground for the 39th Smoki ceremonials. Gov. Howard Pyle attended as Prescott residents staged Hopi healing rites, Apache devil dance and other dances to honor Little Fox, son of Chief Thunder Cloud, with dramatic black light effects and a Hopi flute ceremony.
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Prescott
United States
Howard Pyle
Little Fox
Thunder Cloud
Instructor Named To Staff At ASC
Miss Mary Pavlich a former University of Texas physical education instructor has been named to Arizona State College Tempe PE staff replacing Miss Ida Devlin. A Texas graduate with an MS from Smith College in 1949 she has worked with YWCA Girl Reserve and Girl Scouts and was Globe recreation co director in 1949.
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Globe
Pavlich
University of Texas
Penny Party at Coolidge Delights Poolgoers
In Coolidge on August 6 the penny party part of the Summer program offered fun for all ages. About 500 pennies were tossed into the San Carlos Park pool for swimmers to hunt, with prizes awarded for locating blue pennies painted to be harder to spot.
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Coolidge
San Carlos Park
Arizona Pharmacy College dean's list honors named
The College of Pharmacy at the University of Arizona released its dean's list of honor students. Albert Beller of Kingman heads the group with a 1.06 grade average. others with 1.50 or better include Charles Bittorf of Yuma VA J. Dunst of Phoenix, Arthur Selesnick of Phoenix, Alfonso J. Sinque of Fontana California, June G. Kimberline, Harold A. Beller, Robert L. Ratcliffe, and Dolores Strittmater of Tucson.
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Tucson
College of Pharmacy
University of Arizona
Albert Beller
Kingman
Charles Bittorf
Yuma
Guerrilla War Techniques Taught At Arizona Guard Encampment
The Arizona National Guard will conduct an encampment from August 19 to September 2 focusing on guerrilla tactics learned from Korea and Chinese Communist methods. Advance units move to Fort Huachuca on August 16, with main troops arriving August 19 for two weeks of company operations and training led by Col. Ivan Pamary and Maj. Gen. A. M. Tuthill.
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Korea
Arizona National Guard
Ivan Pamary
Fort Huachuca
Cochise County
State Guard
480Th Field Artillery
A. M. Tuthill
Arizona
Ol. Frederick R. Stofft
Tucson
Meter Question To Be Considered
Chandler chamber to hold a public meeting at city hall at 8 p m today to decide on the future of parking meters The six month probationary period for curb meters is nearly over Chamber members have been canvassed and a small survey of town businesses was made before the final decision is announced
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Chandler
Chandler Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Steak Fry Planned for Coolidge Monday Nighters Club
In Coolidge the Monday Nighters Club will host a steak fry at 7 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Perham. Husbands and escorts are invited and cards will follow supper. The note adds a fact about water use, stating one thousand gallons per person daily for industrial and domestic purposes.
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Gazette
Coolidge
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