Tucson Open House street festival to close two blocks
Tucson on November 14 and 15 will bar traffic on Congress Street from Stone to Sixth and Scott Street from Pennington to Broadway to allow more than 40 exhibitors booths for Tucson's open house celebration. The event aims to acquaint visitors and residents with the citys past, present and future potentialities.
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Tucson
Congress Street
Stone Street
Sixth Avenue
Scott Street
Pennington
Broadway
Star Farmer England Receives College Scholarship Award
Kenneth England, an Arizona State College sophomore from Chandler, was named Star Farmer of America by the Future Farmers of America. He received a college scholarship for his junior and senior years, presented by James Coles, president of the Sun Angels Foundation, at a ceremony before the USC Arizona game.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Arizona State College
Kenneth England
Chandler
Star Farmer of America
Future Farmers of America
USC
Sun Angels’ Agriculture Committee
Nebraska Offers $15000 Reward For First County Oil Well
Nebraska announces a $15000 reward for the first oil well in each county producing fifty barrels daily for sixty consecutive days. The program aims to spur development across all counties and establish steady regional production.
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Nebraska
Former AU Student Commands Williams at Williams AFB
Col Leon W Gray, former University of Arizona student, is new commander of the 3525th Pilot Training Group at Williams Air Force Base. He replaces Col Gilbert L Meyers, now at TAC Headquarters Greenville. Gray has led the 23rd Fighter Group at Howard AFB Panama for seven months and has over 5,000 flying hours.
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Phoenix
Williams Air Force Base
Leon W. Gray
University of Arizona
3525Th
Gilbert L. Meyers
Tactical Air Command
Greenville
Howard Air Force Base
Panama
Canal Zone
Louis R. Hughes, Jr
Howard Base
England
Eighth Air Force
March Field
Calif
Gray
France
Howard Air Force
Wife sets fire to sleeping husband in domestic dispute
Washington dispatch reports Christine Carr detained after an argument over $5. Police say she poured gasoline on her husband as he slept and ignited his clothing. The man is hospitalized with first, second, and third degree burns.
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Washington
Christine Carr
Mine Engineers Of West To Meet
More than 300 mining engineers and executives in Arizona and nearby states are expected to register for the Arizona Section meeting of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers in Tucson. Dr. Lewis E. Young of Pittsburgh will be principal speaker and five subjects will be discussed. University of Arizona students from the College of Mines and Engineering will attend as guests.
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Arizona Interscholastic Press Association
Roswell B. Willard
West Phoenix
AIPA
Ernest J. Hopkins
Arizona State College
Tempe
Mary Parker
Morenci High School
Don Carson
Tucson
Nancy Chennault
Janice Hilschbuck
Prescott
Jacque Farley
Tolleson
Flagstaff
University of Arizona At
Arizona
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Lewis E. Young
Pittsburgh
National Organization
University of Arizona College of Mines and Engineering
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