Gen Clay predicts shortages to hit late this year
General Lucius D. Clay warned that civilian shortages will be severe late in the year as steel cuts of 20 percent ripple through durable goods like cars and refrigerators. He noted automakers may still perform well next quarter despite cuts as material supplies are mostly in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Clay
Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Wilson
Germany
Berlin
ODM
Humpty Dumpty Dictionary To Be Subject Of Address
Tempe March 31 Gazette reports a series of community meetings at Arizona State College and Tempe churches. Frank R. Byers will discuss Humpty Dumpty's Dictionary for Congregational Men's Club with a 6 45 p m dinner and church choir numbers. A book review and silver tea at 8 p m on Wednesday features Rev Cecil Prior reviewing The Feast by Margaret Kennedy. Roger Ortmayer of Nashville will address Wesley Foundation at 7 p m Tuesday. he edits Motive and serves in the Methodist Church's religious life department. First Baptist Church plans its annual officer election with a 6 30 p m covered dish dinner. Rev John V Speering presides. Florence Evants of Hayden Hall speaks at 7 p m tomorrow on Boy and Girl Relationships. Rev Speering moderates the Valley Baptist Association annual meeting Tuesday at 10 a m in Glendale. Dr Dan Robinson of ASU speaks on the Book of Mormon at the Latter day Saints tomorrow evening. MIA essay contest prizes will be awarded. Tempe Beach pool opening is postponed due to unsettled weather, with next weekend as a target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Frank R. Byers
Arizona State College
Congregational Men’s Club
O and E Club
Congregational Church
Cecil L. Prior
Margaret Kennedy
Roger Ortmayer
Nashville
The
First Baptist Church
John V. Speering
Florence Evants
Hayden Hall
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Glendale
Valley Baptist Association
Arizona Baptist Convention
Dan Robinson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Harold Bielefeldt
Mutual Improvement Association
United Nations
Fire Sweeps Famed Hotel At Annapolis
Flames raced through four floors of Carvel Hall in Annapolis collapsing a wing. Firemen contained the blaze after four hours with guests and about 100 partygoers safely evacuated. A kitchen wing sparked the fire around 11 p.m. as Maryland General Assembly members paused to secure belongings. A senator was overcome by smoke and troopers aided a guest removed from a wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Carvel Hall
Navy Town
Maryland General Assembly
Auto Window Stops Pellets From Shotgun
John Reyes, a tavern owner, escaped a shotgun blast when auto window glass absorbed pellets near Fourth Avenue and Maricopa Street. Reyes suffered facial and head splinters and was treated at Humanity Memorial Hospital. Rudolph Rodriguez, 36, confessed to firing within eight feet after an earlier tavern dispute at Palmeras Inn. Rodriguez jailed pending further investigation.
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John Reyes
Fourth Avenue
Maricopa Street
Reyes
Humanity Memorial Hospital
Jack Gardner
George Sanders
Rudolph Rodriguez
South
Rodriguez
Palmeras Inn
South Third Avenue
Gardner
Sanders
Five Day Week Returns for Vultee Workers
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Company employees will resume a five day work week starting Monday, while maintaining 16 hour daily shifts. About 13,500 workers had been on a six day week for months in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Company
ASC Open House To Honor Writer
Matthews Library hosts a fourth monthly open house at 4 p.m. on the Arizona State College campus in Tempe to honor Dr. Katharine C. Turner associate professor of English. Dr Turner recently published Red Man Calling On the Great White Father and will be recalled at the event by speaker Dr. Clarence G. Salsbury newly appointed state health welfare and correction commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Matthews Library
Arizona State College
Katharine C. Turner
Rotarians Elect Miller President
A. W. Miller of 1833 North 13th Avenue is chosen as the Phoenix Rotary Club president with Comdr. W. W. Ketcham as vice president. Directors named include Douglas Driggs, Barry Casey, Paul Fannin, Steven Mehagian, William Murphy, Lawson Smith, and Fred Porter. Installation set for July 1 and Miller becomes successor to Dr. James N. Roney as Arizona representative for Johns Manville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Miller
North 13Th Avenue
Phoenix Rotary Club
Comdr. W. W. Ketcham
Douglas Driggs
Barry Casey
Paul Fannin
Steven Mehagian
William Murphy
Lawson Smith
Fred Porter
Miller
Arizona
Johns Mansville Company
James N. Roney
Installation Of Mesa Police Auxiliary Officers Held
The Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Police Mesa Lodge 9 installed officers with Mrs. Charles Murphy officiating. Elected were Mrs. Tom Horsley president, Mrs. Marion Trowbridge vice president, Mrs. Elmer Young secretary treasurer, Mrs. Norman Arrington guard, and Mrs. A S Wahl chaplain. Committees named and guests from Phoenix attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Arrington
Joe True
A. S. Wahl
Ramon Mendoza
Lois Norris
Phoenix
Lorie Stephenson
PUHS Band Given Praise at Fourth Spring Concert
The Phoenix Union High School Concert Band earned strong praise from a large audience in PUHS auditorium. Directed by Harvey Zorn, the ensemble, formed by boys and select girls from the bands, delivered an outstanding two hour program with an encore. Soloists Floyd Haller and Richard Williams impressed on clarinet and trombone, Nancy Burleson on piano, and Vera Avila danced to El Relicario with band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Union High School
PUHS
Harvey Zorn
Floyd Haller
Bassi
Richard Williams
Air Varie
Harlow
Nancy Burleson
Phillips
Vera Avila
Padilla
Mary Louise Brion
Pasadena College A Cappella Choir to perform in Chandler
Chandler March 31 Pasadena College A Cappella Choir under Prof Chester Crill will give a 7 30 pm program of spirituals hymns and anthems at the Church of the Nazarene. The 40 voice group is touring Arizona Colorado and New Mexico and the recital is open to the public. Rainbow Girls spring formal tonight at Chandler High Gym 9 pm to midnight. Chamber of Commerce spring formal at San Marcos Hotel 9 30 pm to 1 am proceeds aid Christmas party for needy children and Christmas tree for Chandler youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Pasadena College
Chester C. Crill
Church of the Nazarene
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Chandler Rainbow Girls
Chandler High School
Chandler Junior Chamber of Commerce
San Marcos Hotel
Mac Dossey
Mrs. Dossey
Coast Pastor To Speak at Glendale Baptist Church
The Rev. Bob Nicholas of Encinitas California will preach at Faith Baptist Church 220 West Glendale Avenue at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. tomorrow. He is a candidate for the pulpit vacated by the Rev C J Tarvested who is now engaged in evangelistic work in Idaho.
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Glendale
Bob Nicholas
Encinitas
Calif
Faith Baptist Church
West
Glendale Avenue
C. J. Tarvested
Idaho
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Charles E. Wilson
Office of Defense Mobilization
Sidney Weinberg
Continental Can Company
New York
Defense
Labor Department
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Tempe Beach
M. L. Kent
Mesa Rotary Club
Dwight Patterson
ASC
Rotarians
Second St
Guy
Famous
Goodyear Welt
Diamond’s Men's Shop
Auxiliary of
Mesa Police Order
Mesa _ Indoor Sports Club
Mesa Rotarians
George Brown
Mesa
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mary
Ellsworth
Rendezvous Park
Green Thumb
Evergreen Clubs
Navy Mothers
Irene Hines
Ella Hendricks
Mabel Lamoreaux
Chandler Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Beehive Girls
Boys Scouts
Mesa Stake
A. M. Engle
Tion
A. J. Tosti
First Christian Church
First Lutheran Church
WEA
Second Street
Penn’s
Diamond’s Draperies
du Pont
Diamond
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