Dulles To Get Degree At U Ceremonies
Ambassador John Foster Dulles to receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at University of Arizona commencement with Dulles as main speaker. James Baird to receive honorary Doctor of Engineering, Kenneth M Chapman honorary Doctor of Letters, and Dr John R Mote to receive Alumni Achievement Award. Dulles’s son John W F Dulles to pursue metallurgical engineering degree.
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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 On Desegregation Dismissals
In Globe on May 29 AP report says Superior Court Judge Cc. C. Faires hears a motion for summary judgment for two dismissed Negro teachers Mrs I G Moore of Globe and Mrs Marietta Bryant of Miami seeking to keep their jobs as desegregation looms under a new state law. McGhee argues notices issued before desegregation law passage invalid and one dismissal tied to the law. Beelar to file counter by Friday. Decision promised next Tuesday ahead of tenure law hearing on continued employment.
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GLOBE
Superior Court
Cc. C. Faires
I. G. Moore
Marietta Bryant
Miami
Robert McGhee
McGhee
Harold Beelar
Judge Faires
State Deposits Ruling Reversed by Attorney General
The attorney general rules that federal guarantees of bank deposits up to ten thousand dollars may serve as security for state funds on deposit. This reverses a prior decision by former Attorney General Sullivan. Banks must post bonds to secure state money, with the FDIC insurance deduction allowed from bond totals.
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Atty
Fred O. Wilson
John L. Sullivan
Wilson
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Murdock Urges Wind Power Research Bill Introducted
Rep. John R. Murdock of Arizona urged a wind driven generator program to test commercial viability. He introduced legislation to authorize the interior secretary to conduct investigation research and development and to build a demonstration plant.
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Washington
Arizona
John R. Murdock
Secretary of Interior
Yuma Reserve Unit Ordered To Duty
The 915th Engineer Aviation Organized Reserve at Yuma has been ordered to active duty starting June 5 for 21 months. Comprising 10 officers and 29 enlisted men under Lt. Col. George E. Tank, the unit will be stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
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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, was found in a car about 35 miles south of Tucson. Wright owned the Halfway Station and ranch. A bullet wound marked the forehead and an automatic pistol lay in his hand. Clerk H. Johnson, ex-officio coroner, labeled it an apparent self-inflicted death.
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Tucson
Thomas D. Wright
Nogales
Wright
H. Johnson
Drunken Driver Sentenced in Maricopa Court
Fonse J. DeMarlie, 30, of 3030 West Van Buren Street, pleaded guilty to drunken driving with a prior conviction and was sentenced by 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 Chaprlais, 207 South Seventh Street.
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Fonse J. DeMarlie
van Buren Street
Maricopa County Superior Court
Fred C. Struckmeyer, Jr
Louis A. Pitts
Jefferson Street
Harry Chapralis
South Seventh Street
Honor Grads Named At College Six Phoenix College
Phoenix College announces the 30th annual commencement with six sophomores earning highest distinction for a 3.8 to 4.0 GPA. Named are Edwin Womack Roger Ecker Carol Hoff Dorothy Mc Clennen Anna Piercey and Elmer Wheeler.
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Phoenix College
Encanto Park
Edwin Womack
Roger Ecker
Carol Hoff
Dorothy McClennen
Anna Piercey
Elmer Wheeler
Elmer Clayton Hatfield
John Martin Haug
William Frederick Haug
Roger Glenn Hauser
Betty Jean Haviland
Thomas Maxwell Helm
Beverly Ann Deny
Ted Orland Hicks
Marilyn Claire Hitler
Henry Edward Hilker
Lawrence A. Henshaw
Carol —— Hoel
Carol Louise Hoff
James A. Holt
Alan Barry Homan
David Louis Horowitz
Betty Ann Horowitz
Anthony James Holis
John Richard Houser
James Hurley
Thomas P. Hurley
Claude B. Ison
Albert
Jeremiah Crick
John Joseph McGrath
Robert Edward McLeod
Samuel Arthur Meier
Geraldine E. Meyers
Robert Henderson
Norman Oren Minter
Walter Joseph Mix
John _William _Menschein
Harold M. Moore
Bob Lee Morgan
Bradley Morriss Jr
William Boyle Nelson
William B. Nossinger
Johnny James Nunez
Robert O’bryant
Edward O’connell
Francis Dean Odell
George Ong
Pauline Ong
Omg
Warner Parker
Jackie L. Patterson
An Paul
Jit Singh
Peganyee
Jim Duane
Phyllis Peggy Perkins
Lillian Passipe
Alice Mae Phillips
Rita N
Ett
Omeroy
Arlene
Oce Quain
Dorothy Marie Quiring
Lorraine Ray
Lawrence
A Vincent Paul Rennett
Mary Frances Seach
Bobbie Dean Robinson
Lowell Edwin N Rogers
Joan Louise Roset
Charlies
Richard James Vance
John Clarence Vick
Frederick M. Walker
Grahambert Walker
de Pearl Walt
George Ward
Richard E. Weinreich
Otho Adrian Wells
Elmer Laquita Wheeler
Raymond Seer White
Wiili Withoit
Ramon A. Withers
Edwin Bax Womack
Walter Ray Wright
Henry Yasuda
de Lyle Roy Youngman
Phoenix College 215 graduates listed for 30th commencement
A long list of Phoenix College graduates receiving Associate in Art degrees at the 30th annual commencement, set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Encanto Band Shell. The roster includes Vonne Abraham, Kenneth Walter, James Ahlstedt, John Aitken, Robert Anderson, Henry Angulo, and many others, denoting broad institutional achievement and local education milestones.
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Shell
Larry Hinshaw
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Kathleen Thomas
Associated Women Students
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Barbara Kathryn Brown
Thelma Ruth Brown
Lois Jean Burrell
Catherine Joyce Bush
Richard J. Cantwell
Rge Carrillo
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Malita’ Jo. Cobb
David Warner Clifton
Lewis Isaac Cohen
Richard LeVerne Cook
Shirley Dee Cooper
Mary Kay Cox
John Michael Crawley
Bill G. Crockett
Rheta Marcella Dahl
John Thomas Davis
James Hamilton Day
Lora Jean Denning
DeSchon
Mary Ann di EU
M. Durham
Shirley Mayme
Mitchell Eastin
Roger Raymond Ecker
Mary Louise Eckert
Delores Helen Erps
Evelyn Evans
James Love Fedrick
Harry August Finder
Jones i
Finne
Louis Hi Ball’ Fisher
Bonnie Me Foglesong
Ean
Bus Driver Ouster Upheld by Arizona Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled City Manager Ray Wilson could lawfully discharge Hobart Marberry for failing to properly account for bus fares. Justice Levi S. Udall stated the dismissal was legal, reversing the Maricopa County ruling that had invalidated it. The court found evidence of improper fare accounting, even if other rules about patron payment remained in question.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Ray Wilson
Levi S. Udall
Hobart Marberry
Maricopa County
Marberry
Supreme Court
Clark Smith Adds ASC Fellowships at ASU
Clark Smith Fellowships, worth 600 dollars each, are extended from two to four awards annually at Arizona State College in Tempe. For the first time juniors and women may apply, broadening access previously limited to senior men. Dr. H D Richardson, college dean and ASC committee chair, announced. Scholarships funded by Mr and Mrs Clark Smith of Phoenix, with Mrs Smith an alumna of the college.
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Tempe
Clark Smith
Arizona State College
H. D. Richardson
ASC
Phoenix
Smith
Scottsdale High May 29 Commencement Exercises
Scottsdale High hosts commencement for 57 seniors at 8 p m Thursday with Henry B Sargent of Central Arizona Light and Power delivering the principal address. Valedictory by Pauline Boren and salutatory by Helen Drake. Boren led The Beaver editor and merit points leader. Drake served as cheerleader, Parnassus secretary, and The Beaver staffer with notable mimeograph color work.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Henry B. Sargent
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Pauline Boren
Helen Drake
Miss Boren
the Beaver
B. B
ASC Summer Staff Joins Tempe Faculty For Session Start
Tenor: May 29 Sun begins summer school at Arizona State College in Tempe with 12 visiting instructors joining the faculty. Courses run July 7 for the first term and July 9 to Aug 11 for the second term. One hundred regular faculty remain on duty. Guest instructors include Clark Boggess Andrew Case A G Shelley Arden Staples Esther Calloway Gertrude James Leta Weaver Jean Charlot Henry Meador Ralph Winn John Hadsell Howard TeSelle.
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Tempe
Arizona State College
Clark Boggess
Prescott Junior High
Andrew L. Case
Phoenix
A. G. Shelley
Arden Staples
Longview School
Esther Calloway
Longview
Gertrude James
Leta Weaver
Phoenix Union High School
Jean Charlot
University of Hawaii
Henry Meador
Coolidge Public Schools
Ralph B. Winn
Monmouth Junior College
John Hadsell
Howard TeSelle
Douglas appoints Henry Elvey as police judge
Henry Elvey a locksmith in Douglas was named police judge by the city council at a special meeting, succeeding the late Jack Meadows who died last week.
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Douglas
Henry Elvey
Jack Meadows
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