Mary C Hayden sister of senator dies in Tempe
Mrs Mary C Hayden 65 sister of U S Senator Carl C Hayden died after six weeks illness at her Tempe home. Born in Tempe she attended Stanford and led PEO chapter. Survived by two sons Hayden and Larry Hayden a sister Sallie Hayden and two grandchildren. Funeral at Carr Mortuary Templepe 2 pm Thursday with private cremation at Greenwood Memorial Park.
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U.S
Carl C. Hayden
Orange
Hayden
Charles Trumbull Hayden
Hayden Flour Mill
Salt River
First St. and Mill
Casa Vieja
Stanford University
Chapter F
PEO
Mapel Hayden
Hayden C
Larry D. Hayden
Sallie Hayden
Carr Mortuary Chapel
Myrtle E. Cate
Unity Truth Center
Phoenix
Greenwood Memorial Park
Mesa Council Debates Livestock Rules and Budget
Mesa City Council discussed changes to the livestock ordinance citing hardship cases. Golden T co-led Parks Board budget request of 68 000 with a 9 000 increase and a Civic Center ceiling proposal. The council annexed Randall Heights, awarded N Hobson paving to Mohamed Earthmoving for 33 603, condemned land on N Pasadena, and planned a state tax review of a 27 800 overrun while widening Pepper Street.
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Mesa City Council
C. C. Bullock
Sanitarian
Golden Tueller
Parks and Playgrounds
Parks and Playgrounds Board
Civic Center
Randall Heights
N. Hobson
Mohamed Earthmoving Contractors
Phoenix
N. Pasadena
Housing Authority
State Tax Commission
Pepper St
Collision Victim's Condition Serious
TUCSON, June 12 AP Cecil L. Fleming of Picacho remained in serious condition at St. Mary's Hospital after a collision between a state highway truck and an American Buslines bus at Red Rock. Fleming suffers a fractured skull and multiple abrasions. Bus driver R. B. Weddell 51 of Tucson received treatment for a broken left hand. Miss Mary E. Taskill from Fort Sheridan and Sgt. David E. Clark of Camp Stoneman Calif were treated at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base hospital and released. Miss Virginia Solis of San Bernardino Calif received a broken nose and facial abrasions and was released.
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Cecil L. Fleming
Picacho
St. Mary’s Hospital
Red Rock
Fleming
R. B. Weddell
Mary E. Taskill
Wac
Fort Sheridan
David E. Clark
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Hospital
Virginia Solis
San Bernardino
Trial Dates For 4 Fixed At Tucson
Four men arrested after a raid ordered by Pima County attorney Robert Morrison appeared in superior court. William Dillas proprietor of the Varsity Smoke Shop will be tried Sept. 26. Barnet Deckter is set for Aug. 14. Estriecher and Brydia will face a joint trial on July 31.
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Tucson
Robert Morrison
Pima County
Superior
William Dillas
Varsity Smoke Shop
Barnet Deckter
William Estriecher
Truman Brydia
Lucio Navarro-Proa Caught Illegally Entering US Thirteenth Time
Tucson reports Lucio Navarro-Proa was caught entering the United States from Mexico for the 13th time. He received an 18 month federal prison sentence after a long record of prior short sentences.
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Tucson
Lucio Navarro-Proa
United States
Mexico
Youthful burglar sought by Mesa police in apartment theft
Mesa police hunt a 16 to 18 year old burglar who stole $50 in cash and jewelry from Douglas Nielson’s apartment at 39 W Main early Sunday morning. The suspect fled after neighbor spotted him.
Pioneer of Graham County Celebrates 93rd Birthday
Safford reports Elizabeth Reese Craig known as Grandmother Craig, a Graham County pioneer born 1858 in Utah, celebrated her 93rd birthday with 70 family members at a garden party in Thatcher. She has 5 daughters, 2 sons, 44 grandchildren and over 150 descendants. she helped build the St George Temple and Santa Fe Railroad segments across Arizona.
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Safford
Elizabeth Reese Craig
Grandmother Craig
Lan Allen
Thatcher
Gra
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mrs. Craig
Spanish Fork
Utah
John
Elizabeth Reese
James M. Craig
Craig
Bowie
St. George Temple
St. George
Santa Fe
Arizona
Enrollments Rise as Tempe Church School Opens
The Meth odist Congregational Vacation Church School in Tempe opened with 160 children enrolled for a two week session from 9 to 11 30 a.m. Monday through Friday. Extra teachers added to staff as registration surpassed expectations. A second item notes Tempe Junior Woman's Club summer social with luncheon at Mrs. Coppinger’s home and cards to follow. Also listed are Butte Temple Pythians observ ing Flag Day, staff movements and relocations, a medical officer study in Berkeley, Nogales immigration service work, Miss Jo Ann Stahnke’s summer in Green Lake on a Baptist Estates staff, and three Mesa men fined $300 for drunk and reckless driving in Tempe court.
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Tempe
Methodist - Congregational Vacation Church
H. C. Hanger
Harry Coppinger
John Embach
JO Ann Stahnke
Herbert L. Stahnke
Green Lake
Wis
The
American Baptist Estates
Fresno State College President to keynote Arizona conference
Dr Arnold Edward Joyal, president of Fresno State College, will be the principal speaker at the Arizona Administrator's Conference at Arizona State College in Tempe. About 200 Arizona school administrators are expected. He will address three sessions on in service training for teachers, needed teacher training improvements, and education's stake in the federal lands controversy with open discussions after each talk.
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Te Gazette Tempe
Arnold Edward Joyal
Fresno
Calif
State College
Arizona
Arizona State College
Joyal
Guy McGrath
ASC Education Department
Federal Lands
Brothers Set River Record on Colorado Rapids
Jim and Bob Rigg of Mexican Hat Utah set a 52 hour 41 minute record for navigating the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon in a flat bottom unpowered rowboat. They covered about 285 miles from the canyon's north end, arriving in Boulder City, beating the 54 hour power boat record.
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Jim
Bob Rigg
Mexican Hat
Utah
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Roaring Rapids
Canyon
Ed Hudson
Paso Robles
Calif
Otis
Doc) Marston
Berkeley
Harvill Becomes Acting President of University of Arizona
Tucson June 12 AP Dr Richard A Harvill today assumed office as acting president of the University of Arizona and will officially take over July 1. He is dean of the liberal arts college succeeding Dr J Byron McCormick who becomes a full professor in the law college. McCormick departs for New York City to participate in meetings of the Board of Governors of the American Red Cross.
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Tucson
Richard A. Harvill
University of Arizona
Harvill
Liberal Arts College
J. Byron McCormick
University
Law College
McCormick
New York City
Board of Governors
The
American Red Cross
Flagstaff ASC Enrolls in Summer Session
Flagstaff June 12 Enrollment at Arizona State College at Flagstaff reached 570 as registration continued for the summer session.
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Flagstaff
Arizona State College At
Child Drowns In Canal And Gunshot Wound Hit
In Mesa near Gilbert a 4-year-old girl drowned in an irrigation canal while a 5-year-old girl was shot when a revolver a father showed misfired. Donna Joynce Maynard died after being found in the canal. Barbara Scrivner endured surgery after a grazing gunshot wound to the liver and appendix.
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Mesa
Here
Donna Joynce Maynard
Leffel Maynard
Gilbert
Barbara Scrivner
Allen Scrivner
Maynard
Canal
Southside
Yavapai School Cost Up
Ed Lewis, superintendent of Yavapai County schools, reported the 1951-52 budget shows an increase of 18,179.50 over the past year with 1,377,082.33 budgeted for the coming year.
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Yavapai
Prescott
Ed Lewis
Yavapai County
Visiting Instructor To Be ASC Guest
Jean Chariot. visiting mural painting instructor from University of Hawaii. honored by President and Mrs Grady Gammage at student faculty reception 8 to 9 30 p m Matthe ws Library Arizona State College Tempe June 12. Exhibit showcases cartoons drawings murals for University of Hawaii colored lithographs and paintings. Chariot to paint lobby murals in new Business Administration Building.
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Tempe
Jean Chariot
University of Hawaii
Grady Gammage
Mathews Library
Arizona State College
Charlot
New Business Administration
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