Former Educator George S. Sanders Dies in California
George S. Sanders, 60, a key figure in Arizona vocational education and the founder of Phoenix Technical School, died Saturday in Santa Monica after a long illness. He helped establish the Arizona Vocational School and directed Phoenix Technical School while serving as state supervisor of trades and industries. Funeral and burial planned in Salt Lake City. Survived by wife Eldra D. and two daughters, June Griner and Lois, of Santa Monica.
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Phoenix Technical School
Salt Lake City
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Arizona
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Phoenix College
Thomas Rd
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U. S. Air Force
Akron
Ohio
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Brazil
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June Griner
Lois
Tucsonan Dies While Driving Car
A Tucson insurance agent suffered a fatal heart attack late yesterday and his car crashed into two vehicles stopped at a red light at Central and Thomas. Lucian F. E. Blackman, 50, of Farm and Home Insurance Co., was driving south when he slumped over the wheel, hitting a coupe driven by Paul H. Ersland and then a sedan driven by Nick Santarelli, according to police.
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Lucian FE. Blackman
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Farm and Home Insurance Co
Paul H. Ersland
Maryland
Nick Santarelli
W. Lynwood
Desert camp doctor faces questions in outcry over license
In a Phoenix court Nighohossian, dubbed El Doctor, claims he practiced medicine without a license for humanity. His attorneys press money and treatment details while witnesses say they donated after seeking care at his desert clinic near Casa Grande.
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Casa Grande
Greg Garcia
Phoenix
Mahoney
Garcia
Providence
R. T
America
Nighohessian
el Doctor
Scanland
James H. Patterson
Arizona State Medical Board of Examiners
Lucy Quiononez
Quiononez
Thomas
Harrison Named To Santa Fe Post
Blaine A. Harrison, longtime employe of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company, is named assistant agent at Phoenix. Thomas H. Murray, Santa Fe general agent, announced the change. Harrison, a former Glendale resident, will work in the Phoenix freight office joining agent J. O. Elledge. He lives at 3232 North 37th Street.
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Blaine A. Harrison
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Phoenix
Thomas H. Murray
Santa Fe
Harrison
Glendale
J. O. Elledge
37Th St
Bonsall Hazeltine Named Prescott State Registrar
Bonsall Hazeltine was appointed today as the state registrar of vital statistics in the Prescott area succeeding Dr. George O. Bassett who resigns. The appointment was made by Dr. J. P. Ward state director of public health. Hazeltine is brother of Sherman Hazeltine Prescott banker and a member of the State Hospital Board of Control.
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Prescott
George O. Bassett
J. P.ward
Hazeltine
Sherman Hazeltine
State Hospital Board of Control
Rev McDowell Dies At Tucson
Tucson telegram reports Reverend James Laird McDowell aged 90 longtime Palo Verde Baptist Church pastor and organizer who helped start Flowing Wells irrigation project. He arrived in Tucson in 1916 and collaborated with University of Arizona farm. survived by wife and five sons. Funeral set for 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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James Laird McDowell
Palo Verde
Cafe shooting leaves wounded boy and suspect in custody
Witnesses describe a rapid gunfire spree at a Desert Rose cafe. Baker returned inside to warn customers as shots rang out. Supected gunman Killman identified several locals among the wounded and nearby residents as the scene moved to Buckeye and hospital care.
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Lawrence Hawkins
S. Fifth St
Pete Ridley
Osborn Ranch
Harry Sobozinski
W. van Buren
Walter Shaw
Desert Rose
Buckeye
Baker
Killman
Scnfe
Joslin
Jim
Michael
Sharon
Jack Gable
Arlington- Buckeye
Inquiry Overmea in Greece and VOA Russian Chief Barmine
The account details Barmine fleeing Greece after being purged by former army comrades. He has led Voice of America's Russian unit for about three years, born in 1899 in Russia, came to the United States 11 years ago, naturalized in July 1943 after honorable discharge, and served as a private in the U S Army.
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Greece
Lions to view convention film at Coolidge club meeting
R L Gammon Sr. will present the story of the Lions International convention in Atlantic City at the Coolidge Lions Club gathering tomorrow at 7 p m. Gammon, former district governor and Arizona delegate, will share the event narrative at Coolidge Methodist Church.
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Lions International
Atlantic City
R. L. Gammon Sr
Coolidge Lions Club
Coolidge Methodist Church
Gammon
Arizona
Rayner defends flood release to protect property
Rayner said he released water from a flume into the river to prevent damage to his and his father's properties as the canal faced high flood risk. He noted a prior flood in 1932 caused damage, and urged flood gates be installed. Pemberton said head gates exist and water control was used to protect cement linings. No charges yet. district officials continue investigation and plan a conference with Rayner.
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Rayner
Pemberton
Roosevelt Irrigation District
Arizona Liquor Pay-Less Price Cut Breaks Fair Trade Rule
The Arizona supreme court narrowed fair-trade binding, ruling that only the contract signer is bound, prompting New Mexico and Eastern retailers to cut prices. Pay-Less acts on the ruling, marking the first liquor price cut in Arizona under the new interpretation.
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Arizona
Supreme Court
Hilden
New Mexico
Mrs Rosali Dwyer McCracken Rites Held
Arizona pioneer school teacher Mrs. Rosali Dwyer McCracken will be honored with a rosary at 7:30 p.m. at Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home Chapel. A Requiem high mass is set for 9:15 a.m. tomorrow at St. Francis Xavier Church, with interment in St. Francis Cemetery. She died Saturday after a long illness in a local rest home.
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Rosali Dwyer McCracken
Arizona
Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home
St. Francis Xavier Church
St. Francis Cemetery
McCracken
Funeral set for Lynda Parrish in Mesa
Funeral services for 4 year old Lynda Louise Parrish of Chandler will be held at 10 30 a m tomorrow in Gibbons Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery. She died Sunday in Southside District Hospital after a battle with cancer. Survivors include her parents Earl and Mrs Parrish two brothers one sister and grandparents. Reverend John Jordan and Reverend J R Daily will conduct. The report also notes the gorilla is the largest of all known apes.
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John Jordan
J. R. Daily
Chandler
Eastern Junior College Adds Four New Faculty Members
Four new faculty join Eastern Junior College in Thatcher. Genevieve Baker from Prescott joins music department with piano and flute skills and directs vocal classes. Bernice Bedford from Boise Junior College adds to commercial studies with master’s from Iowa and Earlham undergrad. Darvil McBride becomes director of registration and guidance after roles at Gila JC and Safford. Wallace Nalder, Utah alumnus and former Afton coach, takes basketball and assistant football duties.
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Richmond
Ind
State University of Iowa
Darvil McBride
Gila Junior College
Solomon School
Safford
McBride
Thatcher
Flagstaff
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Wallace Nalder
Layton
Utah
Nalder
Afton
Wyo
University of Utah
Ike Armstrong
Middie To Train Aboard Battleship
Midshipman Terry R. Ridgway from Safford, son of Mr and Mrs Ryder Ridgway, a U S Naval Academy student, prepares to train aboard a battleship as reported by The Gazette SAFFORD on July 31.
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Safford
Terry R. Ridgway
Ryder Ridgway
U. S. Naval
Midshipmen Train Aboard Wisconsin Visit Edinburgh and Havana
Academy cadets from Annapolis and 800 Naval Academy and ROTC midshipmen train aboard the battleship Wisconsin during a two month cruise. The Wisconsin will visit Edinburgh Scotland and Lisbon Portugal before moving to Guan tanoi mo Bay Cuba for intensive gunnery exercises.
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