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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1951

Page

4

Benson Girl Named FHA State President at Flagstaff

Nancy Wood of Benson was named president elect of Arizona Future Homemakers of America at the convention in Flagstaff. She will take office next year, succeeding Lena Wofford of Coolidge. Other officers named include Jeanette Green secretary, Marcia Mattice treasurer, and Yvonne Cogdell historian. Dorothea Lorene Lee of Somerton was designated as Arizona’s national president nominee. The 145 delegates hear a “Stairways to Successful Homes” panel with Boys State and FHA participants. A luncheon and style show followed, with a formal banquet and officer installation planned this evening.

Flagstaff Nancy Wood Benson Arizona Future Homemakers of America Lena Wofford Coolidge Jeanette Green Tolleson Marcia Mattice Pima Yvonne Cogdell Dorothy Lorene Lee Somerton Arizona FHA Arizona State College Robert King Robert Chiappetti Boys State Ann Anderson Safford Dorothy Lee Yuma Dorothea Wyman Phoenix Ashurst Auditorium Northern Arizona Museum Lowell Observatory

Boy Explorers Continue Trek Toward Camp Geronimo

Twenty four Explorer Scouts neared halfway in a horseback trek to Camp Geronimo and R C Ranch near Payson. Led by Dick Hollister the group rode from Fort McDowell to Hughes Ranch near Sunflower, will stay at Cline's Ranch Ox Bow Hill tonight and reach Green Valley tomorrow. Bear Flat lays ahead for a two day stop with fishing before the chuck wagon group from Alhambra joins. George F. Miller rode with the youths yesterday.

Boy Scouts Geronimo R-C. Ranch Payson Dick Hollister Hughes Ranch Sunflower Fort McDowell Cline Ox Bow Hill Green Valley Bear Flat Geronchuck Noble Woodward Alhambra George F. Miller

Justice De Concini Addresses Phoenix Flag Day Dinner

Justice Eva De Concini of the Arizona Supreme Court warned about a government too centralized at a Flag Day dinner in Encanto Park. About 150 attendees included Maricopa County Democratic Women’s Club, the League of Women Voters, and the Arizona Association of Democrats. The judge spoke on the flag’s meaning and the link to freedom from worry, noting people turn to “isms” for relief. County officials attended.

Eva de Concini Arizona Supreme Court Encanto Park Justice de Concini Maricopa County Democratic Women’s Club Democratic League of Women Voters Arizona Association of Democrats

Advertising chief to address Detroit convention

King Lew King of King Ackerman Advertising Agency will fly to Detroit tonight to speak at the annual convention of the First Advertising Agency Group presenting Tomorrow's Market Today.

King Lew King King Ackerman Advertising Agency Detroit First Adverising Agency Group Tony

Boys State Sets Out To Rewrite Constitution

At Flagstaff on June 5 the Boys State legislature authorized a constitutional convention to overhaul laws governing the state and aims to complete the work by tomorrow night. PHIL BROWN of North Phoenix High School was named president, Glen Towles of Phoenix Tech secretary, John Snow of North Phoenix High School president of the senate, and Sunny Burton of North Phoenix house speaker. Twenty four delegates, three from each of eight cities, attend the eight day program conducted at Arizona State College with Gov. Howard Pyle and others aiding.

Flagstaff Boys State Phil Brown North Phoenix High School Glen Towles Phoenix Tech Boys State Senate John Snow Sunny Burton North Phoenix Arizona Department of the American Legion Arizona State College Howard Pyle

Charge Against John H. Betts Dismissed By Superior Court

John H. Betts former president of Southwestern Mines Inc was freed today after the Maricopa County Superior Court dismissed the perjury charge. The Arizona Supreme Court had reversed the conviction and sent the case back for retrial before dismissal. Nevada or California ties noted but Betts remains a sick 75 year old Long Beach California resident under $5 000 bond since his June sentence.

John H. Betts Southwestern Mines, Inc Maricopa County Dudley W. Windes Warren L. McCarthy Arizona Supreme Court McCarthy Arizona Corporation Commission The Corporation Commission Betts Long Beach Cailif Liberty Supreme Court State Commission Corporation Com

Japan reports 6,500,000 bicycles in Tokyo figures

Tokyo reveals a stock of 6.5 million bicycles in circulation nationwide, with officials citing rising urban mobility. The count highlights Japan's substantial pedal-based transit uptake and potential impacts on urban planning and bike infrastructure.

Japan Toyko

Judging Begins At 4-H Rally On University Campus

Tucson June 5 AP Youths and adults gather for the 33rd annual 4-H Club roundup at the University of Arizona. Seventy‑one county agents and staff join 183 girls 128 boys 31 adult leaders and 15 Extension Service members. Clothing judging for girls rabbits dairy and food judging for boys and girls are planned with campus tours and library pictures.

Tucson University of Arizona Charles A. Pickrell Extension Service J. Byron McCormick University

Cotton yarn production in Egypt climbs 1937 to 1947

Production rose from 17 500 tons in 1937 to 32 500 tons in 1947 signaling substantial growth in Egypt textile output, reflecting postwar expansion and longer term industry development.

Egypt

Motorist Fined for Drunk Driving in Phoenix Court

Fred E. Seibert, 57, of 512 West Piedmont pleaded guilty to a drunk driving charge and was fined $100 by Justice of the Peace Al J. Flood in West Phoenix Precinct Court.

Fred E. Seibert W. Piedmont Justice of the Peace al J. Flood West Phoenix

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