Youth Week service and community events in Tempe
Tempe reports multiple youth and church activities for National Youth Week and local organizations. The Community Christian Church hosts youth speakers led by Rev. Glenn E. Riddell with several youths involved. Methodist, Congregational, and Community Christian groups unite for a candlelight service at 6:30 p.m. at the Congregational Church, plus an organist and soloist. Additional parish events include a 7:30 p.m. address by Rev. Mark J. Goodger, DAR Hayden Chapter luncheon at 12:30 p.m. with George Washington program, March of Dimes collections by Balsz School pupils, a college dance fundraiser netting $65, and Boy Scout Troop 79’s Mount Lemmon trip with 41 scouts and possible Colossal Cave visit.
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Tempe
Community Christian Church
Tommy
Williams
Fern Tidey Wall
Glenn E. Riddell
Nancy Tolonen
Billie Thompson
Marie Akers
Wally Ruth Filger
Jonell Henry
Dorothy White
Betty Allen
Duane Hollis
Joann McCaw
Marvin Williams
Peggy Williams
Methodist
Congregational
Community Christian Churches
Congregational Church
Dick Waggoner
Carolyn Hand
Methodist Fellowship
Balsz
van Buren Street
W. A. Griffith
Ed Harrington
Arizona State College
Moeur
BOY Scouts
Mount Lemmon
Tucson
Eddie Scales
Charles Lewis
Colossal Cave
Walker Loss Is Regretted
DOUGLAS Feb. 4 AP The resignation of A G Walker as superintendent of the Arizona Highway Patrol was accepted by the Patrol Merit System Council. An examination will create an eligible list of three for the governor to pick a new chief, with J C Powell to assume duties during a leave of absence.
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Douglas
A. G. Walker
Arizona Highway Patrol
Patrol
Merit System Council
E. J
Bud) Warner
Council
Walker
J. C. Powell
Warner
Start Is Set For Business Clinic Series
The Marketing Club of Arizona State College announces the first in a series of business clinics on advertising sales and merchandising to be held Monday February 20 at 7 30 p m in the Hotel Westward Ho. Moderator Jack Williams KOY will oversee the event with principal speaker Herbert A Leggett VP Valley National Bank discussing Business Outlook in Arizona in the Next Six Months.
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Marketing Club
Arizona State College
Westward Ho
Jack Williams
KOY
Herbert A. Leggett
The
Valley National Bank
Arizona
Leggett
A. E
Pete) Maddy
Sears Roebuck and Company
D. L. Stapley
O. L. Stapley’ Company
R. W. Pickens
Reynolds Metal Company
Phoenix
Fred Porter, Jr
Porters
Phoenix Retail Trade Bureau
Charley Hoover
Republic and Gazette
Patrick C. Downey
First National Bank
John P. Gregg
Phoenix Advertising Club
Wesley R. Montgomery
Bank of Douglas
J. E. Patrick
Maddy
Ben Projan
Hanny’s
Harold B. Spotts
Phoenix Wholesale Association
George C. Davis
Bard College of
Annandale-on-Hudson
New York
Nelson
Donn Kieft
Grand Haven
Mich
Stringham
Joe Ieronimo
Tempe
Lumberyard Safe Robbed At Buckeye
Buckeye deputies seek burglar who netted 233 dollars 48 cents in a last night safe cracking at the Foxworth Galbraith Lumber Company. Thief broke a rear door to enter and rifled a soft drink machine and a March of Dimes box.
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Buckeye
Sheriff’s Deputies
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company
Meter Income Tops City Revenue in Winslow
In Winslow on February 4, AP reports parking meters produced 7701.75 last year. Half of the revenue funded the city treasury, the rest covered some meter costs. Local officials note the meters contribute steady income and help offset installation expenses.
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Winslow
Complete Red Victory In China Held Unlikely
Chinese labor delegate Wong Doon, 38, visiting Phoenix, argues a Communist victory is unlikely as the regime splits families and seizes resources. He praises U.S. aid history, urges continued support to counter communism, and plans to join his wife and children in San Francisco after visiting labor groups in multiple countries. Wong cites 5,000,000 Chinese labor union members as potential frontline fighters if U.S. aid resumes.
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Phoenix
Wong Doon
Free World Labor Conference
Washington
Wing F. Ong
North Seventh Street
Ong
Arizona
United States
Wong
Chang Kai-shek
U. S
China
Canton
Reds
Hong Kong
San Francisco
England
India
Italy
America
Gazette
Famed British Banker Lord Norman Dies at 78
London AP reports Lord Norman Mon tagu Collett Norman, lifelong Bank of England governor and one of the world’s most famous bankers, died at his home in London aged 78. Born during King George’s era, he was raised to the peerage in 1944 for his service as head of Britain’s central bank from 1920 to 1944.
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London
Lord Norman
Bank of England
Montagu Collett Norman
George
Winston Churchill
Britain
Globe Driver Fined for Reckless Driving in Globe Court
Riley Jackson of Globe, 45, paid a $200 fine in Globe Justice Court after pleading guilty to reckless driving. A 90 day jail term was suspended upon payment. The charge had been reduced from drunk driving.
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Phoenix Gazette Globe
Riley Jackson
Globe
Globe Justice Court
Jackson
Two Chandler Candidates Announce Plans for Office
Chandler constable Charles Southard announces re election bid covering East and West Chandler precincts Ocotilla Higley and Queen Creek served since 1933 with a year ago appointed to fill a vacancy Mrs Claire Phelps seeks state representative seat from ninth Maricopa County district Phelps previously held the post eight years and seeks active return Future Farmers of America six district procedure teams meet in Chandler Monday at 7 30 p m at Chandler High School Auditorium public invited Betty Kay Dougherty will play Jo March in Little Women March 23 and 24 at the high school cast includes Knox Brown Blythe Alberts and Leslie More than 90 per cent of energy in the United States is used by machines.
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Wilford
Claire” Phelps
Maricopa County
Phelps
Ed Ellsworth
Chandler
Farmers of America
Paul Do. Smith
Chandler High School
Betty Kay Dougherty
Jo March
Harriet Knox
Amy
Velda Brown
Meg
Margie Blythe
Beth
Mrs. March
Colleen Alberts
Eileen Leslie
Mesa Dons Decorations For Big Fair
Mesa decorates for the second annual Maricopa County Fair and State Citrus Show opening February 18 at the Civic Center. Street displays are more elaborate than last year as activity expands in the center with two large tents to be set up for commercial exhibits and livestock. Fair manager Prognises Desporte says the main building decorations will be a duty.
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Mesa
Maricopa County
Prognises Desporte
Court Reporter Named WINSLOW Court appointment for Navajo County
Harold K. Eaton appointed court reporter for Navajo County in WInslow. Eaton studied at Arizona State College Flagstaff. His father is a court reporter in Yuma and his brother Paul R. Eaton serves as secretary for Senator Carl Hayden in Washington.
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Winslow
Harold K. Eaton
Navajo County
Eaton
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Yuma
Paul R. Eaton
Carl Hayden
Washington
Second Semester Registration Falls At Arizona University
Tucson February 4. University of Arizona second semester registrations total 5 055, 850 fewer than the last term. Late registrants may sign up until February 15, with a final count to be announced then. Of the total, 1 950 are veterans.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
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Charles Trumbull Hayden
Daughters of the American Revolution
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George Washington
Ane Mesdames
A. P. Murphree
H. N. Zenor
Dale Hand
Prichard
Y.m.ca
Phoenix Association
AIR Force
Army
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Dutch Paints
Don Frederickson
Jim Kelly
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Ae Sofa BE Springs Rar
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CD Rion Eenay Tn
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Kunz
Messinger
2Nd Ave
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G. F. Comfort
Heinze, Bowen & Harrington
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