Coolidge High Students Vote On Youth Projects
Coolidge High School pupils vote on projects for the National Federation of Women’s Clubs Freedom With Youth program. Choices include teenage canteens health exams hobby shop and school traffic devices. Completion target is February 1952 with several national and state prizes offered.
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Coolidge High
Coolidge
Coolidge High School
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Freedom With
Coolidge Clubs
Charles H. Reed
Henry Wang
Coolidge Woman's Club
Leon Thompson
Randolph
Desert Woman’s Club
Desert Woman's Club
Jack Belzner
Marie Garrison
Prince
Shooting Death Attributed To Own Action In Scottsdale
The death of 49 year old William P Rhodes a clerk at Arizona Brewing Company was ruled death by own action by Justice Ben Fox Scottsdale ex officio coroner. Rhodes was found with a bullet wound at his home yesterday a pistol nearby. He is survived by wife Jose ille and son J H Rhodes of Phoenix. Funeral services are being arranged.
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William P. Rhodes
East Gamesback Road
Arizona Brewing Company
Ben Fox
Scottsdale
Rhodes
Joseille
J. H. Rhodes
Phoenix
Mattress saves life after two story porch fall
Chicago May 7 Two year old Patsy Zielinski fell two stories onto an old mattress tossed over a porch railing by her father who had just bought a new mattress. She broke her arm but doctors say the discarded mattress likely saved her life.
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Chicago
Patsy Zielinski
Patsy
Second Deputy Injured In Arizona Traffic Crash
A motorcycle deputy Bert Claridge, 40, of 6701 North 25th Avenue, was injured when two speeding cars forced his bike off Tatum Boulevard near Camelback Inn. He was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital. Nearby, Stanley Kimball, chief deputy, is being treated at Good Samaritan Hospital for a neck injury after an accident near Roswell while en route to pick up three prisoners.
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Bert Claridge
North 25Th Avenue
Claridge
Tatum Boulevard
Camelback Inn
Memorial Hospital
Stanley Kimball
Good Samaritan Hospital
Roswell
N. M
Texas
Kansas
Jury awards promoter $5,000 in civil suit against McCarthy
Larry Rummans, sports promoter, wins $5,000 of a $210,000 suit against Texas oilman Glenn McCarthy. Jury verdict split with $3,500 for injuries from the Shamrock Hotel incident and $1,500 for services promoting a charity game. No damages awarded for false imprisonment claim. verdict to be appealed. McCarthy objects, says altercation stemmed from a disputed football bet.
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Los Angeles
Larry Rummans
Glenn McCarthy
Texas
Rummans
McCarthy
Shamrock
Houston
Rumman
Three Residents Die At Pioneers Home Prescott Arizona
Three long time Arizona residents died at the Pioneers Home in Prescott. Edward E. Elrage aged 92 who came to Arizona in 1880 and to Clifton before moving to the home in 1946 operated the RU cattle ranch. Frank Clark age 94 of Kingman died Saturday after arriving at the home in 1935. Amy May Hitson age 78 died Sunday after arriving in 1937 from Maricopa County. Survivors include Vera Martin of Los Angeles and granddaughter Ray Jennings of Phoenix.
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Prescott
Arizona
Edward E. Elrage
Greenville
Ala
Clifton
Buddy
Frank Clark
Kingman
Amy May Hitson
Maricopa County
Vera Martin
Los Angeles
Ray Jennings
Phoenix
Searchers Locate Lost Payson Infant
Payson, May 7 Johnny Owens age 2% of Payson was found safe after nearly 14 hours missing in the Tonto Creek area near Payson. A large search with 200 to 400 people worked through the night, and Johnny was found at 7 am yesterday in good physical condition reported by Forest Ranger Cleo Anderson.
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Payson
Johnny Owens
Tonto Creek
Johnny
Cleo Anderson
Russia Bases Policy On Incorrect Belief About U.S. Plan
A United Press analysis argues that Soviet leaders, fed by Moscow propaganda, have come to believe a Western attack is imminent. It traces postwar strategies, from buffer states to the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan, and notes Stalin’s use of fear to justify military buildup and domestic tightening.
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Russia
U. S
Moscow
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Albania
Yugo Slavia
Bulgaria
Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalingrad
America
Britain
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Germany
Korea
West
WAA Elects New Officers at Flagstaff College
Miss Margaret Davison of Coolidge was elected president of the Women's Athletic Association at Arizona State College Flagstaff. New officers include Doreen Fritz Globe vice president Manuela Alva Thatcher recording secretary Billie Jean Fain Jerome secretary Jaye Williams Santa Ana treasurer Adelene Anderson Coachella sports manager and Dolores Lorena. Pat Aragon Avondale was named senior class president, majoring in industrial arts with earth science minor.
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Flagstaff
Margaret Davison
Coolidge
Women’s Athletic Association
Arizona State College
Davison
Harvey Davison
Doreen Fritz
Globe
Manuela Alva
Thatcher
Billie Jean Fain
Jerome
Jaye Williams
Santa Ana
Calif
Adelene Anderson
Coachella
Dolores Lorena
Pat Aragon
Avondale
Thomas Aragon
New officers announced for student council and ASC
Other new officers are Mrs. Gay Tugner of Peoria, vice-president, Miss Margaret Davidson of Cool idge, secretary-treasurer, Miss Pat Pary of Winslow and Charles Gause of Tucson, student council representatives, Jess Sanchez of Yuma, Associated Men Students representative.
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Gay Tugner
Peoria
Margaret Davidson
Coolidge
Pat Pary
Winslow
Charles Gause
Tucson
Jess Sanchez
Yuma
Associated Men Students
Governors’ Salaries Cited for Four States
The governors of New York and California receive salaries of 25000 dollars each while Maryland’s governor earns 4500 dollars. This contrast highlights differing state pay scales for executive leaders.
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New York
California
Maryland
Cabbage Origin Traced to Asia Minor
Evidence indicates the cabbage originated in Asia Minor. Historical sources point to early cultivation regions and trade routes linking Asia Minor to ancient agricultural practices. Further archival material discusses spread to Europe and beyond through medieval exchanges.
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Asia Minor
Deep Cleanser by Helena Rubinstein Promises Deep Pore Cleaning
Helena Rubinstein introduces Deep Cleanser a breakthrough liquid that penetrates pore openings to remove dirt and makeup better than creams. It includes anti septic R-51 and cleansing agents hydro phyllic and lipoid phyllic to destroy bacteria, leaving the face germ free and immaculately clean at a low daily cost.
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Helena Rubinstein
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H. G. Richardson
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National Federation of Music Clubs
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