Troop Trains For Tank Unit To Camp Cooke This Summer
The 13th Armored Reserve Division units will travel by troop train to Camp Cooke in California for summer training August 5 through 19. Col. James C. Wood says this year’s orders require two weeks of duty, unlike last year when most traveled privately with expenses reimbursed. Brig. Gen. James T. Roberts notes no active duty call is expected beyond summer training, and future drills will focus more on individual specialties rather than instructor development.
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13Th Armored Reserve Division
Camp Cooke
Calif
James C. Wood
Combat Command BB
James T. Roberts
Los Angeles
Wood
West Olive Drive
Koussevitzky To Lead Israel Philharmonic In Valley
The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra under Serge Koussevitzky performs in Valley tomorrow night, following a Hollywood premiere with Leonard Bernstein in Los Angeles. The program includes national anthems, Avidom David the Boy selections, Prokofiev Fifth, and Tchaikovsky Fourth. Sponsored locally by Hadassah and Mrs Archer E Linde.
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Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
Hollywood
Kleig
Shrine Auditorium
Los Angeles
Leonard Bernstein
Valley
Serge Koussevitzky
Europe
United States
Israel
David the Boy
Menachem Avidom
Proko
Fieff
Tchaikovsky
Hadassah
Archer E. Linde
American Fund For Israel
Firm Completes Move to New Marcian Construction Site
Marcian Construction Company has moved to 1314 North 21st Street occupying the office, warehouse, and mill building after relocating last week from 800 South 23rd Avenue where it had been located for five years.
Life Underwriters Schedule Meeting in March
The Arizona Association of Life Underwriters plans a meeting and sales conference on March 30 at Hotel Westward Ho. Principal speaker is Grant L. Hill of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Milwaukee. Others include Richard Evans Pasadena and O Sam Cummings Dallas. Sessions cover legislative and educational reports with a noon luncheon in the Pompeian Room.
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Arizona Association of Life Underwriters
Hotel
Westward Ho
Grant L. Hill
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Richard Evans
Pasadena
Calif
O. Sam Cummings
Dallas
Tex
Pompeian Room
Building To Be Altered on Adams Street and Third Avenue
Homes and Son, local contractors, have secured a building permit to extend the air conditioning system and perform interior alterations at the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company building on Adams Street and Third Avenue to accommodate new equipment installation.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Adams Street
Third Avenue
Homes and Son
Sun Smiles On Dons Trek At Superstition Mountains
Phoenix Dons Club reports 1500 attendees for the 15th annual trek to the Superstition Mountains a mock search for the Lost Dutchman mine. The event featured a firefall on an 800 foot cliff, hikes to Geronimo's Cave, and a 20 mile trek led by Don Bob Hickman. 1400 pounds of barbecued beef fed guests as Kachina scouts performed near base camp.
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Phoenix Dons Club
Arizona Sun
Superstition Mountains
Dutchman
Greyhound Bus Lines
Peralta Canyon
Don Johnny Bonnell
Don Bob Hickman
Woman to Join Arizona Supreme Court Bench First Time
Lorna E. Lockwood, judge of Maricopa County Superior Court and daughter of former chief justice Alfred C. Lockwood, becomes Arizona’s first woman on the state’s high court bench. Invited by Chief Justice Levi S. Udall to sit on a case with R. C. Stanford, she was elected to the Superior Court last November. She had previously worked as her father's secretary before nepotism laws changed.
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Arizona
Arizona Supreme Court
Lorna E. Lockwood
Maricopa County
R. C. Stanford
Lockwood
Supreme Court
Hawaii Tops Pineapple Production Worldwide
Hawaii remains the leading pineapple producing region globally, sustaining dominance in the industry with extensive cultivation and export activity. The state's growers continue to supply major markets, reinforcing its status as the top pineapple hub internationally.
Phoenician Elected By Optometrists
Dr. Willis B. Easley of 2326 East Roosevelt Street was elected president of the Arizona Optometrist Association at a one day convention in Hotel West Ward Ho. He succeeds Dr. R. V. Jacquet of Mesa. Also elected were Dr. Lenard Geiler of Prescott as vice-president and Dr. Harold Freeman of Phoenix as secretary treasurer. Plans were made for National Vision Week to raise public awareness of good vision. Over 75 members attended.
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Phoenix
Arizona Optometrist Association
Westward Ho
Willis B. Easley
East Roosevelt Street
R. V. Jacquet
Mesa
Lenard Geiler
Prescott
Harold Freeman
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Zia
Monty
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Oak Bend
Oxfords
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Devil’s Slide
Geronimo
Fred Weaver
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