Newsprint Shortage Predicted Hits Mills Across U S
Washington March 17 AP an National Production Authority official warned many newsprint mills will curtail output in weeks due to sulphur shortages. Sulphur scarce chemicals will be allocated under a new NPA order akin to WWII measures. Newsprint demand running at record highs while inventories dwindle, with full sulfur expansion projects taking 12 to 18 months.
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Washington
National Production Authority
War Production Board
NPA
United States
U. S
Canada
Roosevelt Pupils Launch Chatterbox Newspaper
Roosevelt Third Street School pupils publish a four page weekly paper named Chatterbox. Principal J J Taylor announced the venture and noted it was chosen by popular vote from pupil selections. Fifth grader Tom Crowder submitted the winning name. The paper features articles from eight grades, editorials, society and sport news and a crossword puzzle.
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Roosevelt Third Street
J. J. Taylor
Taylor
Tom Crowder
Evangelists to Appear at Lincoln Acres Church
Musical evangelists Mr and Mrs Wester C Place from Spring City Pennsylvania will perform nightly at Lincoln Acres Bible Church at 40th and Buchanan streets starting Tuesday through Easter Sunday. Services begin at 7 45 each evening.
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Wester C. Place
Spring City
Lincoln Acres Bible Church
40Th
Buchanan Streets
Temple Beth Israel Plans Purim Service and Readings
Temple Beth Israel on 10th Avenue and Flower Street schedules Purim rites Wednesday night. Rabbi William Kramer will recount Esther s story as Cantor Maurice Chesler leads music during a 7 15 to 8 00 service.
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Temple Beth Israel
10Th Avenue
Flower Street
William Kramer
Persia
Haman
Maurice Chesler
Phoenix Union Students Elect Bob Jacobs President 1951-52
Bob Jacobs of 4029 West Coronado Road is named Phoenix Union High School student body president for 1951-52. Sarah Hammerton of 1602 West Jackson is vice president and Gaylen Bartlett of 516 West Roosevelt is head cheerleader. Jacobs has led his class for three years, worked on the Boys' Federation Cabinet, and earned letters in football and track with Hi-Y Club membership.
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F. D. Jacobs
West
Coronado Road
Phoenix Union High School
Sarah Hammerton
Phillip Hammerton
West Jackson
Gaylen Bartlett
Jack Bartlett
West Roosevelt
Bob
Boys’ Federation
School Operetta Staff Appointed By MARY LOU PEARSON
Alfred Becker and Douglas Cor bin co direct the St Marys High School operetta staff for the April 20 and 21 church social hall production. They named Bill Johnston stage manager Jimmy Harte Tom Stanukynas assistants David Cauble property manager Pat Read Judy Lyall Pat Derting promoters Carol Mayle business manager Mary Ann Jungbauer publicity chairman Rosalie Suk Betty Joe Gill Dorothy Johnson Jill Kinneman Elizabeth Greff Carolyn Acker ushers.
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St. Mary’s High School
Alfred Becker
Douglas Corbin
Bill Johnston
Jimmy Harte
Tom Stanukynas
David Cauble
Pat Read
Judy Lyall
Pat Derting
Carol Mayle
Mary Ann Jungbauer
Rosalie Suk
Betty Joe Gill
Dorothy Johnson
Jill Kinneman
Elizabeth Greff
Carolyn Acker
Kerry
Valley Teachers To Meet Monday
Members of the Salt River Valley Classroom Teachers Association will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the Phoenix College club room to discuss problems to be considered March 31 at a state wide meeting of teachers. Vernon Hathcock and Mrs. Hester Combs will report on the Southwest Regional Conference of the National Education Association Department of Classroom Teachers. Mrs. Nell Wilcoxen of Phoenix regional director will preside.
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Phoenix College Club
Vernon Hathcock
Hester Combs
National Education Association
Department of Classroom Teachers
Nell Wilcoxen
Phoenix
Bosnia and Herzegovina Population Figure Cited
The report states Bosnia and Herzegovina in Yugoslavia has about two million residents. This figure reflects the demographic scale of the republic within the region.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Yugoslavia
PTA Meetings Across Tempe Tolleson Avondale Open House Issac School
Dr Arnold Tilden will discuss International Theme at Franklin School PTA Tuesday at 8 p.m. 55 United Nations flags will be shown and officers elected. Foreign Exchange students from Arizona State College join Tolleson meeting. Isaac School hosts annual open house with PTA elections and art exhibit in auditorium each evening.
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Arizona State College
Tempe
Franklin School
United Nations
Joe Hunt
Tolleson High School
PTA
M. B. Brooks
Mothers of
Avondale
Isaac School
Parent-Teacher Association
la Ultra
Isaac
Pilgrim Holiness Church Plans Six Evening Services
The Pilgrim Holiness Church at Third Street and Clarendon Avenue will host six nightly services starting Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Rev. William Beirnes of Shoals Indiana will speak on prophetic topics at each session.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Third Street
Clarendon Avenue
William Beirnes
Shoals, Ind
Vatican Excommunicates Czech Church Officials In Prague Case
The Catholic Church decreed excommunication for all who aided in banishing Archbishop Josef Beran of Prague and those involved in anti church acts in Czechoslovakia. The ruling extends to priests and prelates installed by the Czechoslovak government, likely including Rev. Antonin Stehlik, Beran’s interim successor.
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Catholic Church
Josef Beran
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Antonin Stehlik
Beran
Cobb to be revived as a port in Dorset
A Dorset landmark Cobb from England is planned to be revived as a functioning port. The project aims to restore Cobbs historic harbor facilities and bolster local maritime activity, tying tourism and trade prospects to the site.
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Cobb
Dorset
England
Central And First Methodist Mark Close Of Fund Drives
Central and First Methodist churches plan closing events for building fund drives. Central Methodist will host a victory dinner after morning services to report on a 175000 dollar campaign for a Sunday School unit, with First Methodist holding an 830 PM victory fellowship hour for final reports on their 175000 dollar drive. Tucson First Methodist exceeded its 75000 dollar goal by 1000, while University Catalina Church reports 61381 pledged toward a 100000 dollar sanctuary goal.
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Central and
First Methodist Mark
Central
First Methodist
Central Methodist
North Central Avenue
Tucson
First Methodist Church
University-Catalina Church
Fathers Take Part In Hi-Trails Day
Fathers of 9 10 and 11 year olds joined the Hi-Trails Day celebration at the Third Ward Recreation Hall Phoenix Stake Primary Association. Maj Jack Tueller of the air force spoke and fathers then joined the trail builders program guided by Marguerite Pyper stake primary president.
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Phoenix Stake Primary Association
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Third Ward
Ashland Avenue
Jack Tueller
Air Force
Marguerite Pyper
Stake
Tucson Dog Wins Las Cruces Best in Show
California entries swept most top prizes at the Las Cruces dog show, but Alfmar Ebony Chip from Tucson Arizona captured best in show and took first in the sporting breed class. Shown by Alfmar Kennels of Tucson.
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Las Cruces
N. M
California
Tucson, Ariz
Alfmar Kennels
Tucson
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