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Phoenix Gazette in Phoenix, Arizona

24 Mar 1951

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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1951

Page

3

Fourteen vie for six queen finalists in Phoenix rodeo

Fourteen girls compete for six final spots in the Phoenix Jaycees Championship Rodeo riding contest at Camelback In corral tomorrow at 2 p.m. Judges include Police Chief O Clair and Tom Goodnight with guests from Camelback Inn. The six finalists perform again March 29 at Fox Theater to decide the queen who will lead the April 13 rodeo parade and events.

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Queen of the Phoenix Jaycees Corral Dorothy Romaine West Indianola Street Arizona Title and Trust Company Doris Leichty East Roosevelt Street Maricopa Packing Company Betty Martin Montgomery Ward and Company Rose Marie Hoellinger North Fourth Avenue Quebedeaux Chevrolet Company Lillian Johnson North 27Th Street Arizona Buick Virginia Mills Longview Avenue Porters Bonnie Travis Glendale Avenue Nora Bishop van Buren Street Madison Motors Liana Agnes Boettcher Pierson Street Arena Manor Mary Joan Martha Jean Wolfenman North Third Avenue Norman Nursery Gayle Sweetland North Second Street Crone’s Carol Crosley Goodyear Joyce Wood Tolleson Earl L. O’clair Tom Goodnight Harold Scoville Camelback Inn John Lord Chicago Billy Grady Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Hollywood South Mountain Lee Clark Fox Theater
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State Educators To Meet In Tucson

The Arizona Education Association announces its state convention will be held in Tucson on November 2 and 3. Walter E. Maxwell, executive secretary, said last year’s convention was canceled due to teachers’ other commitments and regional meetings were held instead.

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Arizona Education Association Tucson Walter E. Maxwell AEA
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Exponent Of Safe Driving Tells How To Avoid Accidents

Dick Whitney of Van Nuys California promotes highway safety with 10 driving rules learned over 375000 miles in 15 years. On a 20000 mile cross country tour he paints safety slogans on his car and attracts crowds as the U S Ambassador of Highway Safety. Phoenix officials commend his rules urging drivers to observe speed laws be courteous pedestrians right of way stay alert keep windows clean signal early maintain car and anticipate others actions.

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Dick Whitney van Nuys Calif Phoenix U. S Whitney Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Maricopa National Safety Council
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Buckeye Road Name Contested as Westward Boulevard

W C Lefebvre state highway engineer warned the West ward Lions Club of Phoenix that the name Buckeye Road cannot be changed by whim under state law. Signs labeling Buckeye Road as Westward Boulevard have been installed and Lions Club members vow to challenge the move in court, arguing prior public notice and lawful naming. Lefebvre did not order removal but implied the signs should not have been erected.

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Buckeye Road W. C. Lefebvre Westward Lions Club of Phoenix Lefebvre Lions Club Highway Department
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Copper Figures Given

Arizona produced 37 140 tons of recoverable copper in January, the highest in the nation, according to the U S Bureau of Mines.

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Washington Arizona U. S. Bureau of Mines
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Boal Ces Queen of the Phoenix Jaycee Liana Agnes Reate Pacific Canadian Florida Earl O’clair Herbert E. Hodgson Sec Mr. Monson Diamond Second Street West Monroe Trust Finance Greyhound Bid St. At Polk Diamond’s Budget Shop Stroock Diamond’s Coats Polly Debs Iarance Diamond's Suits Diamond's Millinery Diamond's Sportswear Ort Batiste Diamond’s Brouse
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