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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1951

Page

11

Dulles To Get Degree At U Ceremonies

Tucson May 29 AP Ambassador John Foster Dulles will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at University of Arizona commencement where he is lead speaker. James Baird earns honorary Doctor of Engineering. Kenneth Milton Chapman gets honorary Doctor of Letters. John R. Mote receives Alumni Achievement Award. Dulles' son John W. F. Dulles is a candidate for metallurgical engineering degree.

Tucson John Foster Dulles University of Arizona James Baird George A. Fuller Co James Baird Co., Inc Kenneth Milton Chapman Department of Indian Art Museum of New Mexico Santa Fe John R. Mote Chicago Armour Laboratories Dulles Secretary of State of the United States John W. F. Dulles

Teachers Seek Direct Decree In Desegregation Era

Globe May 29 AP report on two dismissed Negro teachers I G Moore Globe and Marietta Bryant Miami seeking summary judgment to keep jobs. They taught in Negro elementary schools slated to close under new desegregation law. Attorney McGhee challenged notices as issued before law passage. Judge Faires to rule next Tuesday.

GLOBE Superior Court C. C. Faires I. G. Moore Marietta Bryant Miami Robert McGhee McGhee Harold Beelar Judge Faires

State Deposits Ruling Reversed

Federal guarantees of bank deposits up to 10000 may be included as security for state funds on deposit in the banks. Atty. Gen. Fred O. Wilson rules reversing a prior decision by Atty. Gen. John L. Sullivan. Banks must post bonds to guarantee state money on deposit, with FDIC insurance deductible from the bond total.

Atty Fred O. Wilson John L. Sullivan Wilson Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Murdock Pushes Wind Power Research Bill

Rep. John R. Murdock of Arizona urges federal support for wind driven power. He introduced legislation authorizing Interior to study research and development and to construct a demonstration plant seeking commercial feasibility.

Washington Arizona John R. Murdock Secretary of Interior

Yuma Reserve Unit Ordered To Duty

Yumas 915th Engineer Aviation Organized Reserve ordered to active duty starting June 5 for 21 months. The unit comprises 10 officers and 29 enlisted men led by Lt. Col. George E. Tank and will be stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.

Yuma George E. Tank U. S. Bureau of Reclamation Fort Leonard Wood

Nogales Man Found Dead In Automobile

The body of Thomas D. Wright, 48, owner of a Nogales service station and Halfway Station and ranch, was found in a car about 35 miles south of Tucson with a bullet wound in his forehead and an automatic pistol in his hand. Clark H. Johnson, ex-officio coroner, called it an apparent self-inflicted death.

Tucson Thomas D. Wright Nogales Wright Clark H. Johnson

Drunken driving convict jailed. two men punished

Driver Fonse J. DeMarlie, 30, of 3030 West Van Buren Street, pled guilty to drunken driving with a prior conviction and was sentenced by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr. to three months in the county jail. Louis A. Pitts, 48, of 702 East Jefferson Street, received 60 days for assault on Harry Charlis of 207 South Seventh Street.

Fonse J. DeMarlie van Buren Street Maricopa County Superior Court Fred C. Struckmeyer, Jr Louis A. Pitts Jefferson Street Harry Chapralis South Seventh Street

Fal Honor Grads Named At College Six

Phoenix College sophomores graduate with highest distinction at the 30th annual commencement at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Encanto Park Band Shell. Named with highest honors are Edwin Womack Roger Ecker Carol Hoff Dorothy Mc Clennen Anna Piercey and Elmer Wheeler.

Phoenix College Encanto Park Edwin Womack Roger Ecker Carol Hoff Dorothy McClennen Anna Piercey Elmer Wheeler

Exercises Set At Scottsdale High Commencement

May 29 summary notes 57 seniors to graduate at 8 p m Thursday at Scottsdale High Henry B Sargent president of Central Arizona Light and Power Company will give the principal address Pauline Boren valedictory Helen Drake salutatory Boren formerly editor of the Beaver club president and 1950 Girls State representative Drake longtime Parnassus secretary and four year cheerleader

Scottsdale Scottsdale High School Henry B. Sargent Central Arizona Light and Power Company Pauline Boren Helen Drake Miss Boren The Beaver B. B

Drake student active in B B Club and Beaver paper

Drake scholastic society member for two years and staffer at The Beaver credited with exceptional color work on a mimeographed edition. The paper has earned national recognition for the past four years.

Phoenix College Graduates Listed for 30th Commencement

A Phoenix College graduating class of 215 will receive Associate in Art degrees at the 30th annual commencement at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The list includes Yvonne Abraham, Kenneth Abrams, Walter Ahlstedt, John Aitken, James Alessi, Robert Angulo, and many others. The ceremony will be held at the Encanto Band Shell with numerous names reflecting the diverse cohort.

Phoenix College Encanto Shell Yvonne Marie Abraham Kenneth Lou Abrams Walter Ernest Ahlstedt John Anthony Aitken James J. Alessi Robert Hon Ruiz Angulo Virginia Bailey Thornton Barrows William Elizabeth Battin Ray Edward Bauman Zabe' —E Bennett Ae Ie Ann Ben- Norm Bennewi Bert Bienenfeld William Co Birmin Gabriel H. Blaser Robert L. B Robert Francis Bobo James Joseph William Bruce Bond Paul Braswell William Raymond Bratt Barbara Kathryn Brown Thelmauth Brown Lois Jean Burrell Catherine Joyce Bush Richard J. Cantwell George Carrillo James Maple Carter Maltta Jo. Cobb David Warner Clifton Lewis Isaac Richard Er Cook Shirley Dee Cooper Maryy Cox John Michael Crawley Bill G Caray Rheta Marcella John Thomas Davis James Hamilton Lora Jean Dean Theodore Schon Ai Durham Shirley Maymee Itchell Eastin Roger Y James Ve Fenrick Bindob Anes Edlyn Fogiese Jack Fradin Kenneth Bonnie Kenneth Bonnie Mi Ary Ces Ua, Ean Illard Ret Geiger Fredna Stone George Jerome Goldberg M. Berg Pete Gorraiz Oliver Iris Faulkner Harris Raymond Charles Hay Elmer Clayton Flatfield John Martin

Bus Driver Ouster Upheld by Arizona Supreme Court

The Arizona Supreme Court upheld City Manager Ray Wilson’s authority to fire Hobart Marberry for not properly accounting for bus fares. The ruling affirms that failure to account for fares justifies dismissal, despite lower court findings of insufficient evidence.

Arizona Supreme Court Ray Wilson Levi S. Udall Hobart Marberry Maricopa County Marberry Supreme Court

Clark Smith Adds ASC Fellowships at ASU

TEMPE May 29 Clark Smith fellowships worth 600 dollars each to outstanding business administration students were extended from two to four annually at Arizona State College. For the first time juniors and women can apply, previously restricted to senior men. Dr H D Richardson dean and ASC chair announced. Scholarships are given by Mr and Mrs Clark Smith of Phoenix with Mrs Smith an alumna of the college.

Tempe Clark Smith Arizona State College H. D. Richardson ASC Phoenix

Instructors Join ASC Summer Session Faculty 1951

Twelve visiting instructors join Arizona State College for summer sessions with full day registration on opening day. Instruction runs Tuesday through July 7, followed by a second term July 9 to August 11. One hundred regular faculty remain on duty. Guest instructors cover education, library science, art, and psychology with educators from Prescott, Phoenix, Tempe, and nearby colleges.

Tempe Arizona State College Clark Boggess Prescott Junior High Andrew L. Case Phoenix A. G. Shelley Arden Staples Longview School

Police Judge Henry Elvey Named in Douglas

The new Douglas police judge is Henry Elvey a locksmith. He was appointed at a special city council meeting and will succeed Jack Meadows who died last week.

Douglas Henry Elvey Jack Meadows

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