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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1951
Page
3
A review praising Vance Randolph’s book Literary Guidepost Tales of the Ozarks, describing the author’s compilation of local tall tales and humorous regional quirks. The piece highlights outlandish sayings, rugged Ozark geography, and curious animal lore, noting the author’s playful tone and the enduring appeal of the stories.
Sunday services across Phoenix honor mothers with sermons, flowers, and special music. At Asbury Methodist 1601 West Indian School Road, 11 a.m. flowers for mothers. 7:30 p.m. family dedication led by Dr. Stanley Smith. Monte Vista Baptist at 40th Street and East Monte Vista Road offers 11 a.m. sermon and prizes for eldest and youngest mothers. Central Methodist hosts services at two campuses with "Can You Measure Up?" and youth choir performances. Unity Truth Center at Phoenix Woman's Club hosts 11 a.m. program featuring Ellsworth Stryker and Williams Bokman.
The Arizona National Guard considers forming two air troop carrier squadrons to replace the 197th Fighter unit. Each squadron would hold about 500 personnel and train to transport combat troops and material. One would be based in Phoenix and the other in Tucson, subject to Sky Harbor facility and Tucson base construction. Veterans and potential recruits are being collected at National Guard Headquarters on West Van Buren. Defense Department engineers meet with Maj Gen A M Tuthill on the Phoenix base plans.
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