Tempe First Congregational Church Elects Officers
Tempe Jan 23 officers were elected at the annual meeting. Trustees named John Trimble Wilbur S Nay Ray T Ashley Frances Feeney and Mrs George B Irvine. Tom Tracy elected deacon for three years with M R Barnes H C Skinner and Charles Daugherty as others. deaconesses include Mrs Robert Williams Mrs Floy W Gildea and others.
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Tempe
First Congregational Church
John Trimble
Wilbur S. Nay
Ray T. Ashley
Frances Feeney
George B. Irvine
Tom Tracy
M. R. Barnes
H. C. Skinner
Charles Daugherty
Robert Williams
Floy W. Gildea
Skinner
Nathan Morris
H. N. Zenor
Francis Feeney
Alvah Oakley
Laura Dobbs
Hollis Moomaw
I. F. Nichols
Jesse Loughrige
Edward Pinckett
Kenneth Wells
Don Bell
Hascall
Milton Goldman
Margaret Prior
Dorothy Robinson
Elaine Gildea
C. G. Steele
M. B. King
Flowers
Robert Hilgeman
Hazel H. Quaid
Lydia Pinckett
Sex Crime Curb Campaign Aims at Feb Conference
A campaign to curb sex crimes launches February 6 with an American Legion conference at Lake Greenway Post home to gather civic groups school officials law enforcement and psychiatric experts. A. O. Tony Jones chairs planning with Guy Gaston Luke Greenway service office and Clarence Burnett. The drive calls for tougher state laws stricter psychiatric treatment or isolation of sex offenders education for children and parents and community measures to reduce offender access to children.
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The
American Legion
Lake Greenway Post Home
North Seventh Avenue
A. O
Tony) Jones
Guy Gaston
Luke Greenway
Clarence Burnett
Jones
Legion
Tucsonan Named City Editor at Daily Citizen
Bob Campbell promoted to city editor of The Tucson Daily Citizen after William A. Small Jr. resigns to join The Denver Post. Campbell, a Bluff City Kansas native, worked for United Press in Dallas Santa Fe and Denver. He previously spent over three years at The Wichita Beacon. Small served 2½ years as city editor.
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Tucson
Bob Campbell
Tucson Daily Citizen
Campbell
William A. Small, Jr
Denver Post
Bluff City
Kan
United Press
Dallas
Santa Fe
Denver
Wichita
Beacon
University of Wichita
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Small
Miami Girl Named Queen at Arizona State College
Evangeline Padilla, a 20 year old Miami sophomore, was chosen queen of La Cuesta at Arizona State College. Attendants include Peggy Meighan, Betty Harlan, Glennis Gick and Eva Vandevier. The event was held at the La Cuesta Ball and featured in the 1950 yearbook.
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Flagstaff
Miami
la Cuesta
Arizona State College
Evangeline Padilla
E. H. Padilla
Pi Kappa Epsilon
Peggy Meighan
Betty Harlan
Phoenix
Glennis Gick
Arcadia
Calif
Eva Vandevier
Military Highway Plans Under Study
The Cochise County Friendship Association is studying route recommendations for a proposed four lane military highway across southern Arizona to Benson via Willcox. Engineers survey possible Arizona routes after approval reached Lordsburg, New Mexico, with members from the county chambers of commerce.
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Benson
Cochise County
Flood Threat Shifts Toward Lower Mississippi River
The Associated Press reports the major Midwest flood threat centers on the lower Mississippi, with about 3,500 residents displaced as the river rises bank full. Cairo Illinois eyes reduced danger as the Ohio joins the Mississippi. temperatures fluctuate nationwide with light drizzle in the East and cold in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
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U. S. Army
Cairo
Ill
Ohio River
Mississippi
Upper West Tennessee
Dakotas
Minnesota
Pembina
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Wisconsin
Michigan
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Upper Michigan
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
Slightly Cooler Weather Across Arizona Today
Weather update from the United States Weather Bureau notes mostly sunny skies in Phoenix with increasing cloudiness today and tomorrow. Temperatures remain mild with highs around 75 in Phoenix and cooler nights. northern Arizona may see windy conditions and a slight chance of moisture from a distant deep storm.
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United States Weather Bureau
Oregon
Idaho
Arizona
Louis R. Jurwitz
Weather Bureau
Sky Harbor
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Prescott
Ground breaking for Arizona Children’s Colony set for Monday
Governor Dan E. Garvey will break ground in Randolph next Monday to start the Arizona Children’s Colony home. La Mar Homes, Inc. will begin six cottages for the training center, bid at 376000 dollars. Additional buildings and utilities will be needed before operations begin, with possible extra appropriation anticipated. Colony board members include Harvey L. Taylor, Robert Morrow, Mrs. Kenneth Lapham, Mrs. Anne Dew, and Mrs. Joseph Madison Greer.
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J. Thomas McIntyre
Colony Board
Harvey L. Taylor
Mesa
Robert Morrow
Tucson
Kenneth Lapham
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Hastings Receives Permanent Lieutenant Colonel Rank
Special to The Phoenix Gazette GLOBE. January 23 Permanent appointment of George D Hastings of Globe to the rank of lieutenant colonel with the United States Air Force has been announced. Assigned to 14th Air Force Headquarters at Robins Air Force Base Georgia Hastings formerly director of intelligence is now assisting the 14th Air Force vice commander. He is a former University of Arizona student and son of Mrs George E Wallace of Globe.
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Phoenix Gazette
GLOBE
George D. Hastings
United States Air Force
14Th Air Force
Robins Air Force Base
Hastings
University of Arizona
George E. Wallace
South Hill Street
Teenagers Crash Trying To Fly Ship
In Tucson on January 23 two youths aged 15 and 16 climbed into a plane after an aviator finished a display. They spun the prop, started the engine, and raced down the runway. The plane rose briefly then touched the ground damaging only slightly.
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Tucson
Astronomy Open House at Phoenix College Tonight
Astronomy fans will view craters on the moon the Orion nebula and other heavenly phenomena through a five inch refracting telescope at Phoenix College open house today at 7 pm. The club will discuss building small reflecting telescopes in Science Building Room 121 starting 8 30 pm and report on the new 24 inch reflecting telescope under construction by the Phoenix Observatory Association.
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Moon
Phoenix College
College
Phoenix Observatory Association
Guns left with bartender spark ash tray fire injuring man
Martin Max Klass, 23, a student at Arizona State College Tempe, was treated for first degree burns on his right hand at Good Samaritan Hospital after a cigarette in Dick's Tap Room near 2631 North Central Avenue ignited ash from a cartridge. Five bar patrons had left revolvers with the bartender Richard Robison. police did not identify them. Detective Sgt. Clem Hoyt said they likely aimed at practice.
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Martin Max Klass
Arizona State College
Tempe
Good Samaritan Hospital
Klass
Dick’s
North Central Avenue
Richard Robison
Clem Hoyt
Sunnyslope Church to Host Family Dinner and Programs
Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church will hold a family dinner at 6 30 p m on Thursday in the parish hall dining room. Young church members will present a program. Choir rehearsals are Wednesdays at 7 50 p m open to North Phoenix residents. A radio and public appearance concert is planned, directed by Frank Allen with Charles Abbott on organ.
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Sunnyslope
Jurist Rides Horse Again
Associate Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, recovering from injuries after a horse accident last fall, rode about an hour in the desert yesterday in his first attempt since the incident. He said he had a few sore spots but was glad to be back in the saddle. He slipped from a mount in eastern Washington last autumn. hospitalized weeks, recovering at a guest ranch since November 17, likely three to four more weeks.
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Tucson
United States Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Justice Douglas
Washington
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