Phoenix unions plan charity polio dance Jan 16 at Shrine
Labor groups announce a public dance and variety show at Shrine Auditorium on January 16 to raise funds for the March of Dimes polio drive. Tickets cost $1.25 with most proceeds going to the polio fund minus 20 percent for taxes. The event includes an AFM orchestra and entertainment donated by artists, with catering by Local 631 volunteers.
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Bill Hines
Phoenix
Shrine Auditorium
American Federation of Musicians
American Guild of Variety Artists
Hotel, Restaurant and Bartenders Association
R. H. Sprague
The
Arizona Labor Journal
Arizona
A. E. Williams
Phoenix Building Trades Council
Bureau of Reclamation
Wellton-Mohawk
Davis Dam
Mesa
Coolidge
Williams
March of Research Show At Phoenix College
Atomic power in action and jet propulsion will headline a science show in Phoenix College auditorium at 8 p m Monday. Dr Richard C Hitchcock of Westinghouse directs the program titled March of Research sponsored by the Phoenix Engineers Club and Phoenix College. Demonstrations include atom smashing with a model atom battered by a giant atom smasher and a wartime buzz bomb model. The show also features magnetic materials high temperature alloys new plastics and other advances in science. Dr Hitchcock is a veteran scientist educator and author with over 50 physics and electronics papers and a textbook on radio physics.
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Phoenix College
Richard C. Hitchcock
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Pittsburgh
Phoenix Engineers Club
Hitchcock
Westinghouse
British Nod To Reds Halts Formosa Hops
Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault's Civil Air Transport said it suspended service between Hong Kong and Formosa due to Britain's recognition of Communist China. The company, under the Nationalist Civil Aviation Administration, fears Nationalist aircraft landing in British territory could face technical difficulties.
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Hong Kong
INS
Claire Chennault
Civil Air Transport Company
Formosa
Britain
China
Civil Aeronautical Administration
Policy Of U. S. Charged Help To Red China
The Young Republican National Federation charged that U S foreign policy aided the Communists in China. It accused the 1945 truce on the Nationalists, shipments of arms to China, and restricting Nationalists allowing Communist armies to move into Manchuria and be armed by Russians with captured Japanese arms. The statement did not reference Formosa.
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Washington
Young Republican National Federation
United States
China
Federation
John Tope
Manchuria
Mr. Truman
Formosa
Soil expert outlines steps toward abundant life
Charles E. Kellogg of the U S Department of Agriculture spoke at the American National Livestock Association convention urging immediate actions to expand fertilizer production, disseminate superior seeds, support irrigation, develop hydroelectric power, control crop and livestock pests, boost agricultural machinery, and publish simple educational materials. He added that soil erosion is not overemphasized and sustained farming under efficient systems conserves soil.
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Miami
Fla
Charles E. Kellogg
Division of Soil Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
The
American National Livestock Association
Kellogg
Central Africa
Congo River
Soviet Union
Mesa Visitors Will Be Taken On Mine Trip
Winter visitors will tour Bluebird and Goldfield mines and Indian massacre grounds in a Mesa travelcade hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. About 75 registered for the 9:30 a.m. bus from Civic Center. demonstrations of gold mining and free refreshments planned.
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Mesa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce
Bluebird
Goldfield
Civic Center
Dye Oxygen Company Wins Lincoln Electric Dealership
The Dye Oxygen Company of Phoenix, led by Gil V. Dye, gains the state Lincoln Electric dealership. The firm, with Tucson Las Vegas Holbrook branches and Gallup Yuma Imperial Valley distributors, employs 29 in Phoenix, runs a $10,000 monthly payroll, and adds a $50,000 Christy Road plant expansion boosting capacity 50 percent. The plant manufactures industrial medical and military gases including oxygen and acetylene. Under the Lincoln contract the Dye firm will offer a full line of electric welders and equipment.
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Lincoln Electric Company
Dye Oxygen Company
Christy Road
Gil V. Dye
Phoenix
Dye
Tucson
Las Vegas
Nev
Holbrook
Gallup
N. M
Yuma
Imperial Valley
Calif
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Lincoln Electric
Westwood Terrace approves uniform tree planting plan
Henry Rankin, developer, announced a 60 acre subdivision at 15th Avenue and Osborn Road will feature a four mile tree lined streets plan with six tree varieties and one palm. Varieties include the Washington palm, Arizona ash, olive, silk oak, sour orange, bottle brush and male mulberry. The Men's Garden Club of Phoenix recently launched a city beautification program promoting uniform tree planting in subdivisions.
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Westwood Terrace
15Th Avenue
Osborn Road
Henry Rankin
Rankin
Men’s Garden Club of
Phoenix
Contract Awarded On Mesa Signals
The Arizona Highway Commission awarded a contract to J. E. Redmond Supply Company for traffic signals on Mesa main street along U.S. Highways 60 70 and 89. The Phoenix firm bid 6615.56 dollars and Mesa plans to install the signals per State Highway Department rules.
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City of
Mesa
U. S
Arizona Highway Commission
J. E. Redmond Supply Company
Phoenix
State Highway Department
Washington School to Open New Cafeteria
A new cafeteria at Washington School on Mission Drive and 27th Avenue will be dedicated at 8 p m Tuesday during the PTA meeting. The facility seats 465 and will be officially opened. Frank Williams, Arizona State Health Department education director, will present the film Human Growth, with parents voting on showing it to students.
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Washington School
Mission Drive
27Th Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Williams
Arizona State Health Department
College Heating Plant Enlarged at Arizona State College
Special to The Phoenix Gazette reports the heating plant at Arizona State College in Tempe is being enlarged at a cost of 114000 dollars. The upgrade will double capacity with the addition of a 350 horsepower gas fired boiler to the existing two 175 horsepower boilers.
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Phoenix Gazette
Cattlemen Rally Against Drift Toward Socialism
In Miami Florida on January 7 the American National Livestock Association adopted a resolution pledging to oppose socalism and defend free enterprise. Bruce Brockett of Rimrock Arizona helped lead the push, warning that government expansion and debt threaten national bankruptcy and a move toward a falsely socialized state.
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Miami
Fia
American National Livestock Association
Association
Bruce Brockett
Rimrock, Ariz
Cattleman
Arizona Republican Party
State Parade of Barbershop Quartets Set
Chandler Barbershoppers announce a state parade of quartets and choruses in Chandler High School on February 11 to raise four thousand dollars for student band uniforms. Groups from Phoenix Sahuaro Mesa Globe and Tucson will perform with door prizes up to three hundred fifty dollars.
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Chandler
Arizona
Phoenix Sahuara
Mesa
Globe and Tucson
Meeks
Clyde Rowe
Jim Trees
R. Lynn Williams
Ben Denton
B. H. Folkes
Gerry Sandal
Harry L. White
R. L. Strickland
Second Semester Schedules Ready at Arizona State College
Alfred Thomas registrar announces second semester schedules are ready in the registrar’s office at Arizona State College. Students should keep their copies until February 1 registration. Basement Lyceum Building houses copies. a trial study form is included. Students must plan with advisers before finals starting January 20.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Arizona State College
Alfred Thomas
Lyceum
Arizona highway signs to be regulated by state officials
The Arizona Highway Commission adopted a resolution demanding well regulated signs by business establishments along state highways. Special permits will be issued by the state engineer. Signs must not obstruct traffic and the words stop and slow down are to be removed from business posted signs.
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Arizona Highway Commission
Higha Department
Tempe Scout Dinner and Civic Gatherings Planned
Tempe District Boy Scout Committee will meet for dinner at 6 45 p m Monday at the Grammar School cafeteria under Scoutmaster Eddie Scales. New officers will be elected and field executive Walter Nappa will attend.
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Chandler
Western Tavern
Chandler Junior Woman’s Club
Tempe
Grammar School
Ted Steffen
Eddie Scales
Walter Nappa
Suspect Held In 60 Pound Money Theft
BUCKEYE Jan 7 A fleet footed 26 year old cotton picker captured after a foot race in which officers fired eight wild shots was held in jail here today in connection with the theft of a money bag containing about 178 dollars. The bag and money belonged to the Cook Music Company a juke box. Constable Al Makin and Deputy Woodrow Killman and the latter's brother Troy Killman located the suspect yesterday at a cotton camp. He broke away and ran. Eight shots were fired by the pursuers. Then after a three quarter mile race the man was captured by Troy Killman. The suspect who had 22.15 in his possession denied taking the money sack.
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Buckeye
Cook Music Company
al Makin
Woodrow Killman
Troy Killman
Salad Bowl Queen Delays New York Trip in Mesa
Marilyn Holdren, 13, Mesa High School freshman and 1950 Salad Bowl Queen, postpones her awarded trip to New York until the end of the school year. The prize includes bus transportation and $100 in expenses from American Bus Lines.
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Mesa
Marilyn Holdren
New York
American Bus Lines
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Woman ’S Auxiliary
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Library of Roosevelt School
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W. P. Hampton
North 22Nd Street
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East Campbell Avenue
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Altona Park
Kenneth White
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Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations
Security Council
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
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Maine
Brewster
Mosler Safes
Clark Office Supply
la Mar Homes Inc
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Soil Authority
Mesa Jaycees
Robert Anderson
Ira Cox
Boots and Calico Club
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mesa Civic Center
Mesa 8 Stars
Phoenix Apco
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First Baptist Church
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Unified Promotion
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Ind
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Southern California
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Christian Churches
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Tempe Order of Eastern Star
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Walgreen Drug Stores
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