All-City Chorus Festival To Be Held Friday Night
The Phoenix Elementary Schools present the All-City Chorus Festival Friday at 8 p.m. in Montgomery Stadium. A 98-member All City Orchestra will join a 1,400-voice chorus with pieces by Trinidad Castaneda and Mary Oglesby providing accompaniments. Edith Johnson wrote the narration and Mrs. Donald E. Tope will be narrator. Massing of the colors will feature delegations presenting the American and Arizona flags.
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All-City Chorus
Phoenix
Montgomery Stadium
Donald E. Tope
al City Orchestra
Trinidad Castaneda
Mary Oglesby
Emerson School
Edith Johnson
Longfellow
Franklin
Arizona
Dixon To Address Palsy Parent Unit Meeting
Dixon a Phoenix school speech pathologist will address the Maricopa County Cerebral Palsy Parents Group at 7:45 p.m. at 1825 East Garfield Street. He will outline the coming years Cerebral Palsy program by the Arizona Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Mrs Marion G Moore discusses Camelback Day School curriculum. A report on Valley of the Sun Day and Boarding School plans is listed. A film A Day in the Life of a Cerebral Palsied Child will be shown.
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Carmen Dixon
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Garfield Street
Arizona Society For Crippled Children
Marion G Moore
Camelback Day
Valley of the Sun
Carver High Names Editors for Next School Year
Helen Loring daughter of Rev Ezra Loring and Mrs Loring of 1817 East Grant Street was elected editor of the Carver High School newspaper for the first semester of the next school year. Joan Thomas daughter of Mrs Rosa Engram of 1424 South Ninth Avenue was elected associate editor.
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Helen Loring
Ezra Loring
East Grant Street
Carver High School
Gussie B. Edwards
Joan Thomas
Rosa Engram
South Ninth Avenue
Preschool registration for Murphy schools held Thursday
Pupils entering first grade at Murphy Schools No. 1 and No. 2 may register Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the No. 1 library and No. 2 cafeteria. Children must present birth certificates proving they are 6 by December 31, 1951.
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Murphy Schools
No. 1
No. 2
Alaska Tops U.S. Tin Platinum Antimony Production
Alaska leads the United States in production of tin platinum and antimony, reflecting its minerals industry strength. The data highlights Alaska as a primary source for these metals with significant output across the sector.
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Alaska
United States
PTA Officers Installed At Numerous Phoenix Area Schools
Multiple Phoenix area PTAs prepare to install new officers this week at schools including Washington Glendale Whittier Monterey Park Murphy Adams Loma Linda Fowler and West Phoenix High School. Notable names include William Kuhn Harold Smith Mrs. W Marsh Mrs. Hillard Johnson Mrs. Pat Robinson and Allan Yarwood among others with talks and installation ceremonies planned.
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Washington School Parent-Teacher Association
J. P. Starr
William Kuhn
C. C.cooper
H. A. Liem
R. L. Whaites
Willis Henze
Harold Smith
Glendale Grammar School
W. Marsh
Fowler School Pta
B. W. Johnson
B. B. Bentley
Freg Kruse
Harold Shipley
Art Of 27 Young Arizonans Shown In National Exhibit
Twenty seven Arizona students are represented in Scholastic Magazine's annual National High School Art Exhibition opening today at Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh. Five Arizona students won scholarships to leading art schools and colleges and 10 from the state received cash awards.
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Arizona
Scholastic Magazine
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Phoenix College
Sue Schrei
Two Arizonans Added To Wounded List In Korea
Two Arizonans have been added to the wounded list in Korea. They are Pfc. Glen A. Calhoun, son of Orus I. Calhoun of Oatman, and Cpl. Malcolm E. Cathcart, whose wife lives in Morenci.
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Korea
Pfc
Glen A. Calhoun
Orus I. Calhoun
Oatman
Cpl
Malcolm E. Cathcart
Morenci
Pyle Urges School Tax Compromise
Gov. Howard Pyle urged a tax compromise between the Arizona Education Association and the Arizona Tax Research Association to ease school financing. Speaking at the Arizona Association of School Administrators banquet in Tucson, he criticized some public relations and questioned educators’ focus on personal welfare while noting $22,055,000 of Arizona’s $54,756,000 next-year budget would fund schools.
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Tucson
Arizona Education Association
Arizona Tax Research Association
Howard Pyle
Arizona Association of School Administrators
AEA
Arizona Tax Association
Sparse stars on earth would yield a fine vacuum
If a fragment of some stars could be transported to Earth its density about a millionth that of air would create a strong vacuum.
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Earth
Five Reservists Recalled To Duty
Five Arizona army reservists have been called to active duty. Named are Lt. James E Lynch of Phoenix, Lt. Harold R. Fairbairn of Phoenix, Pvt. Francis D. Allen of Cottonwood, Lt. Lawrence W. Jordan of Tucson, and Lt. Lewis C. Kluttz of Douglas.
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Arizona Army
James E.lynch
East Cheery Lynn Road
Harold R. Fairbairn
North Richland Street
Phoenix
Francis D. Allen
Cottonwood
Lawrence W. Jordan
Tucson
Lewis C. Kluttz
Douglas
Seven More Join Navy In Phoenix
Seven more Phoenix men have joined the navy. They are Jack B. Junkin at 2904 East Turney Avenue Joseph W. Lauer at 1834 West Adams Street Robert E. McNulty at 1612 West Glenrosa Avenue Lewis E. Faught at 520 North 46th Street William E. Slaughter at 1503 East Indian School Road Robert C. Blaine at 506 West Vermont Street and Thomas T. Woolford at 2433 East Pinchot Street.
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Phoenix
Navy
Jack B. Junkin
East Turney Avenue
Joseph W. Lauer
Adams Street
Robert E. McNulty
Glenrosa Avenue
Lewis E. Faught
46Th Street
William E. Slaughter
East Indian School Road
Robert C. Blaine
Vermon Street
Thomas T. Woolford
Pinchot Street
Burglars Flee With 20000 From Director Preston Struges
Hollywood police hunt burglars who entered a Sunset Strip restaurant owned by director Preston Struges and removed more than $20,000 from his strongbox. The break in occurred May 5, according to INS dispatches.
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Hollywood
INS
Sunset Strip
Preston Struges
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Danny Wood
Madison Street
Faith Alford
Ith Avenue
Felix Moreno
Grant Street
Jerry Simmons
West
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Andy Blake
West Polk Street
Andy
Phoenix Gazette
Dixon
Carver
Gadroon
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Sunbeam
TAMAS
Uae
Diamond
Universal Coffeematic
My Lady's Chamber
Kaye Walt
Washington
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Ptas
Hillard Johnson
Phoenix City Council of Parents and Teachers
Whittier School
PTA
Pat Robinson
Paul Helms
Ada Sundquist
W. W. Soderman
Willard Taylor
Monterey Park Pta
Ralph Glass
Jay Stucky
John Bulla
Robert Seabree
Murphy School No. 1 Pta
Raymond Nicolay
James Morris
F. H. Hogg
Harry Andrews
John Smith
Jackson School Pta
Encanto Park
Ben E. Simmons
P. A. Plummer
Yuma
Harold Belsher
George Lippert
W. R. Woods
Plummer
Lewis Wolters
C J. Follmar
Ernest Schrab
West Taylor Street
Loma Linda
John F. Neace
Albert Chase
Wendell Oswalt
Albert Doerr
Margaret Caldwell
East
Clarendon Street
Dwight Solomon
Longview School Pta
East Osborn Road
Reese Verner
Morris Ware
Clinton Thomas
Richard Blakely
Norman McLeod
G. M. Skiff
Harold Hoffmeyer
West Phoenix High School
G. A. Florez
West High School
Mildred W. Wood
Phoenix Union High School
Mary McClelland
Ada Blakeley
Gary Driggs
Audrey Villivorghi
Eleanor Fullington
Lorette Brinegar
Bud Robinson
Frances Fowler
Jerry Dille
Charlotte Kidney
Sam Joy
Maricopa
Jesus Gomez
Eleanor Ohrdorf
Phoenix Unio
Arizonanls
Diamond's
Pyle
Journal
Genny Pease
North Fourth Avenue
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Phoenix Union
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