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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1951
Page
3
Gazette staff photo notes a reorganization of the South Phoenix Teen Club with members and leaders outlining new activities and goals for the community youth group.
The Sky Y camp of the YMCA advances to its fifth period in the Bradshaw Mountains seven miles southeast of Prescott. About 100 boys rode two buses from the Phoenix YMCA at 9:30 a.m. The session totals 119 boys and 24 staff, led by Taylor Roberts. Kenyon has run the boys’ program since June and returns to normal duties Monday. Registrations open for the sixth period starting July 23.
Don Willis to chair the committee coordinating an Open House and dedication week for the new YMCA building at 350 N First Ave. in January. Planning includes tours and a week of events inviting service clubs and various organizations, with Hi Y and YMCA groups assisting.
The United States will trade 65 000 tons of premium gasoline to Germany for 25 000 tons of benzol. Benzol, a by product from coal processing, is scarce in the United States and used in synthetic rubber production.
Lebeau Printing Co failed to secure the municipal code printing contract after submitting the low bid of 3807.55 and having the award rescinded when the union label was withdrawn amid a labor dispute. Superior Court Judge Charles C. Bernstein dismissed the $10,000 suit, denying injunctive relief and finding the right-to-work law inapplicable. The job went to McGrew's Commercial Printers for 4280.
John J. Coghlan of 1606 Wi Villetta and Barnabas Hugh Wasson of Yarnell will display oil and watercolor paintings Monday through Friday in the lobby of the Arizona Title Building 128 N First Ave. Coghlan showcases Apache Trail Peeples Valley and Camelback Mountain in oil plus The Quaking Aspens in watercolor. Wasson presents The Least of These depicting social injustice, aims to counter atheistic philosophy with Christian teaching, and plans to return to Mexico City for further study. He has sculpted a statue of the Lady of the Rosary erected at the Shrine of St Joseph of the Mountains Yarnell three years ago.
The Arizona Supreme Court, now with five members, speeds up appeals and has 22 cases at issue. Chief Justice Levi S. Udall notes 111 cases disposed since Jan 1 and an annual average of 102. Justices include LaPrade, DeConcini, Stanford, Phelps. Court recess begins July 14 and reconvenes Sept 15.
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