Bertelsen Funeral Set in Tempe for Grace Bertelsen
Grace Bertelsen 50 of Tempe died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix after a brain operation for a cerebral hemorrhage. She had lived in Tempe 35 years and was active in American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliaries, Methodist Church, and Arizona State College graduate. Survivors include Edward Bertelsen husband two sons Robert Everett a grandson and her parents Mr and Mrs Ansen. Funeral services at 3 PM tomorrow Carr Mor an Chapel Tempe with Interment in Double Butte Cemetery.
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Tempe
Grace Bertelsen
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Newport
American Legion
Veterans of Reign Wars
Methodist Church
Arizona State College
Edward Bertelsen
Robert
Everett
Peteransen
Carr Moran
Cil L. Prior
Double Butte
Speeder Cabrales Silent After Stop at Van Buren
Tolleson cafe owner Tony Cabrales, 22, was stopped for speeding at 24th and Van Buren. He refused to speak, signaling with his jaw and later being escorted to St Monica's Hospital where doctors treated a locked jaw condition.
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24Th
van Buren
Joseph James
Charles Notzinger
Tony Cabrales
Tolleson Cafe
James
Notzinger
Cabrales
St. Monica’s Hospital
Shah of Iran Considers Arizona Quarter Horses for Polo Stock
The Shah of Iran attended an Arizona Quarter Horse Association exhibition at Camelback Inn staged by H. L. Ulrich and Glen Chipperfield. He praised quarter horse blood for faster, more manageable ponies with greater stamina and planned to tour Phoenix and irrigation sites before departing by plane to San Diego and Los Angeles. Over 100 top farmers joined a Phoenix Chamber reception where he asked questions on irrigation.
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Iran
Arizona
H. L. Ulrich
Glen Chipperfield
Arizona Quarter Horse Association
Camelback Inn
Phoenix
Shah
Sky Harbor
Sacred Cow
President Truman
San Diego
Los Angeles
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge High prepares for Salad Bowl parade queen
Coolidge Queen Donna Lettring will represent Coolidge High School as its princess in the Salad Bowl parade on January 2. She has led as drum majorette for three years and has previously been rodeo queen, junior class queen, and homecoming queen, aiming for Salad Bowl queen honors.
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Donna Lettring
Coolidge High School
Donna
New Street Lights To Go On At Yuma
Yuma plans an eight o clock ceremony to light 38 new street lamps as part of a 1 million dollar civic improvement program. Mayor W J Anderson will flip a switch to illuminate Yuletide decorations along the main street.
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Yuma
W. J. Anderson
Tempe church groups plan community events this week
Tempe December listings show the Congrega tional Men's Club hosting a Ladies Night with Spanish or American dinners and entertainment at the church hall. Other notes include Wes Foundation book review in the Methodist Church lounge, a bishop led confirmation at Our Lady of Mount Carmel, and a Tempe Ministerial Association meeting planning a Christmas Eve candlelight service.
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Tempe
Congregational Men’s Club
E. L. Edmondson
I. F. Nichols
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Church
Curry Love
Harlan Hogue
Daniel J. Gercke
Tucson
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Guadalupe
Revolution to Meet for Luncheon Monday at Rabenstein Home
Revolution will meet for luncheon at 12 30 p m Monday at the home of Mrs E C Rabenstein 140 Pasadena Street Mesa The Christmas program has been arranged by Miss Elmira Barden and Mrs George Gibson will give a report on Americanism Hostesses are Mesdames J E Hurst William Mchennett Elizabeth Hendrix and Rabenstein
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E. C. Raben- Stein
Pasadena Street
Mesa
Elmira Barden
George Gibson
J. E. Hurst
William Mchennett
Elizabeth Hendrix
Rabenstein
Chandler Rodeo Sponsorship Dropped By Junior Chamber
Chandler Dec 3 The Chandler Junior Chamber of Commerce announced no plans to sponsor or produce the 1950 Chandler Rodeo citing lack of adequate grounds and high repair costs. The move aims to allow time for other groups to take over the event next spring.
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Chandler
Chandler Junior Chamber of Commerce
E. D. Shewey
John R. Carney
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charges Pending In Traffic Death In Prescott
Prescott, Dec. 3 AP Virgil Earles Clemenceau faces manslaughter charges after Earl Collins 52 died from injuries suffered when struck at a downtown Prescott intersection on Nov 15. A coroner jury ruled death due to injuries received when hit by a car driven by Earles at excessive speed.
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Prescott
Yavapai County
David H. Palmer, Jr
Virgil Earles
Clemenceau
Earl Collins
Collins
Fort Whipple
Earles
State Cotton Quota Pared 38 Per Cent
Washington December 3 1950 Secretary Brannan ordered the nation s 20 cotton growing states to trim plantings to meet a 21000000 acre national goal for next year to curb surpluses under the price support plan Arizona will fall from 377000 to 232266 acres a 38 percent cut Some states exceed the 20 percent target while others are eased If two thirds of growers vote for quotas the price support level remains near parity otherwise it drops to 50 percent
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Washington
Charles F. Brannan
Arizona
Burma to Send 25000 Tons Rice to Japan Under 1949 Quota
Rangoon official sources report Burma will export 25 000 tons of rice to Japan to fulfill part of the 1949 quota. The agreement was announced today, outlining the barter style shipment and the ongoing wartime food arrangements.
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Burma
Rangoon
Japan
Labor V/OWL Showdown Over Arizona Commission Debated
The Arizona State Federation of Labor considers sending a letter to Governor G arvey to remove J. J. O Neil and Fred E Edwards from the Arizona Industrial Commission amid fears of affecting compensation law. They may keep the issue from escalating while protesting the firing of John E. Bykerk, a commission employee in Tucson.
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Bill Hines
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Dan E. Garvey
J. J. O'Neil
Fred E. Edwards
Arizona Industrial Commission
John E. Bykerk
Commission
Tucson
Legislative Interim Committee
Phoenician Hurt In Pump Accident
Douglas, Dec. 3. James Doyle a former Phoenix irrigation pump serviceman for a Douglas firm was injured when his jacket snagged on a pump shaft and he was whirled three times then thrown clear He suffered three broken vertebrae and a broken shoulder blade The accident occurred near McNeal as he reached across to throttle the Diesel engine causing the snare by the power take off shaft.
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Douglas
James Doyle
Phoenix
Doyle
McNeal
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Scottsdale
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Arizona State
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