Tempe High School Juniors Stage Class Play Dec 8
Tempe High School junior class selects Smilin Through for a December 8 performance directed by English teacher Harry Coppinger. Leading roles go to Joyce Ray Marilyn Miller and Tommy Pyle with a cast including Mary Lou Laskowsky Mary LeBeau Paul Kiefer Marleen Cram Bill Neely Jack Christensen and George Heileman. Also noted is Explorer Scout Troop No 77 planning a Four Peaks camping trip over Thanksgiving sponsored by the William Boyle Post of the American Legion with scoutmaster Tony Cognata. Primary election for homecoming king and queen set for Monday with six candidates for queen and five for king.
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Explorer
William Bloys
The
American Legion
Tony Cognata
Tempe High School
Marian Hanger
Betty Lindly
Doris Lowthian
Lucy Oberst
Carol Standish
Madellyne Whatley
Bill Fur
Annual Student Religious Conference Opens in Tempe
The event begins with a 6 30 banquet at First Methodist Church featuring John Zimmerman of Arizona State College. Square dancing entertainment follows at Moeur Building. Tomorrow starts with devotional at Danforth Chapel and continues through lunch at Latter-day Saints Church where Rev. Bechtel speaks. Closing address by Joseph Poncel at 3 pm. Open house at Wesley Foundation lounge after football. National Book Week observed with Tempe Public Library open 7 to 9 pm and a children’s Book Week poster display.
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First Methodist Church
John Zimmerman
Arizona State College
Moeur
Danforth Chapel
Latter-day Saints Church
Francis L. Bechtel
Joseph A. Poncel
Methodist Church Wesley Foundation
Tempe Public Library
George Bowen
Tempe
Surplus of Migrant Workers Baffles Arizona Jobs Office
In October the Arizona Employment Service saw 4 213 new applicants, up from September, with migrants comprising over one third. State director James A Rork warned that many industrially trained workers cannot find openings as job requirements tighten. Farm hiring remained strong with 8 212 farm placements mostly cotton picking, while non agricultural orders fell 400 from the prior month and 1 248 from a year earlier. Local office hires ranged by city, led by Phoenix industrial 898 and Phoenix farm labor 1 897.
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Arizona State Employment Service
James A. Rork
Employment Security Commission of
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Rork
Maricopa County
Phoenix Farm Labor Office
Phoenix “Industrial Office
H. C. Johansen
Bisbee
Casa Grande
Coolidge
Douglas
Flagstaff
Globe
Kingman
Mesa
Nogales
Phoenix Industrial
Phoenix Farm Labor
Prescott
Safford
Tucson
Winslow
Yuma
Christy Road Paving Widening Pact Signed
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors signed an agreement with the federal government to pave and widen three and a half miles of Christy Road from Six Points to near Isaac School. County expenditure is 42036.92 dollars with federal matching 77377.04. The project widens the road to 40 feet. The board also considered a water system proposal for Arcadia District and referred two beer and wine license requests to the State Liquor Board. A 12000 dollar county warrant will be posted as bond for a Salt River bridge approach right-of-way condemnation.
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Christy Road
Maricopa County
Christy
Isaac School
Arcadia
City of
Phoenix
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South Central Avenue
Salt River
Four I G Farben plants reorganized in East Berlin
Four large I G Farben facilities in East Berlin were restructured on a Communist basis. The city magistrate received title from the Russians, then transferred it to a peoples corporation. The sites include Acetain Lichtenberg, Injekta, Genschow, and Agfa Treptow, now producing acids, film, medicines, and fertilizer nitrogen.
Men sought by Sunnyslope Park Club meeting opened to community
The Sunnyslope Park Club invites all men and women to a Monday 8 p m meeting at the Park Club Building Ninth and Vogel to discuss reorganizing from an all women group to include men. President Mrs. Milton Starr says wider membership will boost active participation in building landscaping playgrounds and maintenance with support from the Maricopa County Park Board.
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Phoenix Gazette
Sunnyslope
Sunnyslope Park Club
Park Club
Ninth
Vogel Streets
Milton Starr
Maricopa County Park Board
Imen
Tempe College Choir to stage Dido and Aeneas opera
The Arizona State College Concert Choir will perform the 17th Century English opera Dido and Aeneas on November 20 in the campus auditorium. Mary Johnson of Ajo sings Dido, Ben Denton of Chandler sings Aeneas, with Phoenix soloists Lilly King Shaw and Bertha Holman Autenrieth in principal roles. Miles Dresskell assists with ASC string orchestra and dancers. Dresskell’s wife serves as harpsichordist. Robert Lawrence oversees the Phoenix Symphony connections.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Arizona State College
Dido and
Aeneas
Ambrose Holford
Dido
Carthage
Mary Johnson
Ajo
Ben Denton
Chandler
Phoenix
Lilly King Shaw
Bertha Holman Autenrieth
ASC
Miles Dresskell
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