New $1.5 Million Funded for St Joseph's Hospital
Arizona State Health Director Dr. J P Ward announced a federal grant of 1.5 million dollars to St Joseph's Hospital Phoenix for expanding from 200 to 350 beds contingent on continuing federal allotments through 1952. Total project cost is about 4.5 million.
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Phoenix
St. Joseph’s Hospital
State Hospital Advisory Council
J. P. Ward
Arizona State Department of Health
St. Joseph’s
Thomas Road
Seventh
Third Avenues
Three Days Left for Car License Deadlines in Maricopa
County officials warn motor vehicle owners in Maricopa County have three days to obtain license plates without penalty. 58,000 plates issued to date at the main office, 1205 West Madison Street, 10,500 short of last year. 90,000 vehicles registered in the county. 32,000 must act to avoid a $3.50 penalty, no extension this year due to no legislative session.
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Maricopa County
William E. Stanford
Automobile License Plate Department
West
Madison Street
G. C. Norris
Automobile License Department
Norris
Feeder Group Opens 16th Annual Meeting At Adams Hotel
Central Arizona Cattle Feeders Association members convene for a 1 PM opening session led by secretary Ottis Irene Sims to review the year and gain outlook on 1950. Cecil H. Miller welcomes guests. Dr. Paul S. Burgess addresses world conditions. A film on hoof and mouth disease will be shown with E. Ray Cowden reporting. Banquet follows at 7 PM in the Roundup Room and includes a screening of the cattle feeders produced sound film An Important Citizen.
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Central Arizona Cattle Feeders’ Association
Ottis Irene Sims
Hotel Adams
Cecil H. Miller
Paul S. Burgess
College of Agriculture
University of Arizona
E. Ray Cowden
Cattle Feeders
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Franco Funeral Rites Arranged for Virginia Gilles Franco
The body of Mrs. Virginia Gilles Franco 79 a Phoenix resident for 27 years who died Wednesday at a local hospital will lie in state 8 p m to midnight today at the Mexican Gospel Mission 12th and Jefferson. Funeral services are set for 10 30 a m tomorrow at the Mission with Rev L J Romero officiating Interment follows at Greenwood Memorial Park Survivors in Phoenix include two sons Ernesto and Eleazar Osorio and one daughter Mrs Belen Flores, with two other daughters living in California.
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Virginia Gilles Franco
Phoenix
Mexican Gospel Mission
12Th
Jefferson Streets
L. J. Romero
Greenwood Memorial Park
Franco
Mexico
Chihuahua Street
Ernesto
Eleazar Osorio
Belen Flores
California
McEvoy Named President of Northern Arizona Realtors
J R Heron of Globe selected H Albert McEvoy of Holbrook to fill the unexpired term of the late Ralph R Davis as president of the Northern Arizona Board of Realtors. McEvoy, cashier at Holbrook’s First National Bank, oversees real estate interests. The board serves Coconino Apache and Navajo counties.
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J. R. Heron
Globe
Arizona Association of Realtors
H. Albert McEvoy
Holbrook
Northern Arizona Board of Realtors
Ralph R. Davis
Winslow
W. J. B. Schimfesse
State Association
McEvoy
First National Bank
Northern Arizona Board
Coconino
Apache
Navajo
150 Future Homemakers To Attend State Meet
One hundred fifty FHA members, advisers and guests will attend the fifth state meet of the Arizona Association of the Future Homemakers of America at Arizona State College Tempe. Representatives from 41 Arizona high schools will discuss careers in home economics, teen abroad, and hold elections, tours, and a banquet.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
FHA
Arizona State College
Ing
The
Arizona Association of the Future Homemakers of America
Arizona
USC
Valley Chapters
Future Farmers of America
Carol Green
Pima
Arizona State
Beta Chi Epsilon
College
Arizona Association
State Department of Vocational Education
Freda Wilson
Eva W. Scully
Miss Green
Rosalie Rosas
Ash Fork
Ruth Kleinman
Mesa
Elizabeth Oldfather
Marana
June Miller
Yuma
Valene Talley
Safford
Helen Fuller
Betty Smithson
Holbrook
Bess Wilson
Patagonia
Barbara Larson
Midwest Cold Wave Spreads Eastward
A late January cold front pushed across the Ohio River Valley toward the Atlantic Seaboard with subzero readings in North Dakota and Minnesota. The Western states remained cold though easing in parts while the South saw freezing rain in Arkansas and across Kentucky to Texas. New England broke January heat records with Boston at 72, while Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington and Atlanta posted notable highs before cooler readings returned.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Ohio River Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
Plains
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Dakotas
Weather
Rapid City
Arkansas
South
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Texas
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
California
Boston
Mercury
New England
New York City
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlanta
Los Angeles RFC Official to Inspect Arizona Mines
Hector Haight, manager of the Los Angeles loan agency of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, will visit Phoenix early next week to inspect properties for loan possibilities. He will be accompanied by A. D. Rockwood, mining engineer, and will tour the Castle Dome Mine properties between Superior and Miami, along with other mining areas.
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Hector Haight
Los Angeles
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Phoenix
Do. A. Rockwood
Los Angeles Loan Agency
Haight
Castle Dome
Superior
Miami
Transient Accused of Coffee Theft Charged in Interstate Case
James Thomas Hulen, 40, a Texas transient, was charged with stealing two cases of coffee from an interstate shipment. He admitted prior offenses including three Texas grand larceny convictions and three federal narcotics convictions. Before U. S. Commissioner C. B. Wilson he said he would plead guilty. Held for U.S. District Court action, with $2,000 bond posted.
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James Thomas Hulen
Texas
C. B. Wilson
U. S
Hulen
United States District Court
Valley Sees More Sunny Days With Warm Weekend Outlook
The Valley will enjoy continuing sunny days with rising daytime highs, Phoenix forecast at 65 today. The Weather Bureau reports generally fair Arizona weather through next Wednesday with intermittent high clouds, no precipitation expected, and a pleasant statewide weekend. Tempts include 62 at Phoenix, 63 to 27 at Airport Station, Flagstaff 42 to 9, Prescott 46 to 14, and Alhambra dipping to 24.
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Phoenix
United States Weather Bureau Office
Arizona
Phoenix Weather Bureau
Square Dance Planned at St. Mary's School Auditorium
Ed Pryor will be called at an 8 p m square dance tomorrow in St. Mary's School Auditorium Fourth and Van Buren streets Refreshments will be served The public is invited to the event held every Saturday night under aus pices of St. Mary's Square Dance Club
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Ed Pryor
St. Mary’s School
Fourth
van Buren
St. Mary’s Square
Ruling rejects pay measure for Arizona lawmakers in 1950 ballot
Attorney General Fred Wilson ruled that a proposed 1947 constitutional amendment to grant the Arizona Legislature power to fix its own salaries cannot be placed on the 1950 general election ballot. The 1948 ballot omission, caused by an oversight, forfeited the chance. a new bill would be needed for a later ballot.
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Arizona
Fred ©. Wilson
Wilson
Wesley Bolin
Curtis Williams
Bolin
Williams
Secretary of State
Bank Names Yuma Officer Advances to VP at First Federal
Charles E. Cochrane Jr. was advanced to vice president of First Federal Savings and Loan Association serving the Phoenix and Yuma offices. The 30 year old native of Oklahoma has led the Yuma office for a year and a half after roles at Sunny slope and Arizona Savings. He holds multiple local positions including executive committee member for Yuma County, treasurer of the Junior Chamber, and planning committee member.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Phoenix
Yuma
Charles E. Cochrane, Jr
Cochrane
The
Armed Services
Sunnyslope
Arizona Savings and Loan Association
First Federal
Oklahoma
Ashley Rites Planned for Charles D. Ashley
Charles D. Ashley 68 of 1238 East Villetta Street a retired cotton ginner died yesterday Funeral services set for 11 30 a m tomorrow at Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Rev C Vaughan Rock of First Southern Baptist Church to officiate Burial will follow at Double Butte Cemetery Tempe
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Charles D. Ashley
East Villetta Street
A. L. Moore and Sons
C. Vaughan Rock
First Southern Baptist Church
Double Butte Cemetery
Tempe
Reading Aloud To Young Children Gains School Support
Educator Garry C. Myers traces shifting views on reading to babies and young children from early caution to wide endorsement. He notes parent and teacher reports of positive impacts on concentration and later school success, recounts personal experiences, and cites May Hill Arbuthnot and rising classroom use from kindergarten to junior high.
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Garry C. Myers
May Hill Arbuthnot
United States
State rests mercy slaying trial in Paight case
Bridgeport Connecticut January 27 AP The state rests its second degree murder case against Carol Ann Paight accused mercy slayer of her father Police Sgt Carl Paight. The final witness Sgt Tamburri testified Carol Ann said I’m not going to go to sleep until my daddy dies before he died in hospital. The defense argues she was under sedatives for hysteria and that Dr William Smith told the family the father’s cancer prognosis three days to three months to live.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Connecticut
Carol Ann Paight
Mercy
Lorin W. Willis
Thomas’ J. Tamburri
Carol Ann
Carl Paight
Tamburri
Sis
William E. Smith
Stamford
Carol
Millions Lost In Surplus War Material
United States officials reported that more than two billion dollars of war equipment in the Philippines has been lost or stolen since 1945. The Philippine government seeks fifty five million dollars under an agreement that guaranteed a hundred million from surplus sales, but explains only forty five million was realized from remaining equipment.
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Washington
INS
Army
Voorhees
Philippines
Foreign Liquidation Administration
Smart Girl Corrects Vitamin Error in Textbook
Ella Bell, 14, Amphitheater High School, found a riboflavin error as a pellagra-preventer in a vitamin B2 text. She wrote the publishers, who conceded the mistake and promised a correction in the next edition.
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Tucson
Ella Bell
Ella
Mrs Ryan Is Nominated for National PTA Vice President
Four women were nominated for regional vice presidents of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. The election will occur at the convention May 22 to 24 in Long Beach California. Nominees include Mrs H H Hargreaves of Portland Oregon for Region Seven and Mrs James P Ryan of Phoenix Arizona for Region Eight.
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Chicago
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Congress
Long Beach
Calif
H. H. Hargreaves
Portland
Ore
Howard J. Maughan
Breston
Ida
Hawaii
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
James P. Ryan
West Holly Street
Phoenix
Ariz
J. J. Garland
Menio Park
Arizona
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Garvey To Name Farr's Successor
Governor Dan E Garvey said today he expects to name by tomorrow a successor to Dewey Farr chairman of the Arizona Highway Commission Farr's term expires January 31 Prominently mentioned in Capitol circles were John M Scott of Show Low and E R Crozier Winslow The appointment must come from Navajo County
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Dan E. Garvey
Dewey Farr
St. Johns
Arizona Highway Commission
Farr
Capitol
John M. Scott
Show Low
E. R. Crozier
Winslow
Navajo County
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