Enrollment In Arizona Colleges Soars To Over 12 500
Enrollment in Arizona colleges and junior colleges surpassed 12 500 with most campuses closed to new registrations except in special cases. The University of Arizona leads with 5 850 students, Arizona State College at Tempe hits 4 344, Flagstaff nears 700, and Phoenix College reports 1 581. Grand Canyon College opens in Prescott with 92 students enrolled.
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University of Arizona
Arizona State College At
Tempe
Flagstaff
Gila Junior College
Phoenix College
Thatcher
Duncan Valley
Grand Canyon College
Prescott
Small Businesses To Be Discussed In Arizona Meeting
Arizona small business men will meet at the Hotel Westward Ho at 8 p.m. today to hear George J. Burger from Washington, D.C. He is the vice president in charge of legislative activities for the National Federation of Independent Business.
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Arizona
Westward Ho
George J. Burger
Washington, D.C
National Federation of Independent Business
Man Kills Self Before Eyes Of Wife
Charles Clark, 57, of 1405 East Portland Street, Phoenix, killed himself with a .38 caliber revolver in his bedroom at about 6:30 am today, witnessed by his wife who attempted to intervene. The body was removed to Grimshaw Mortuary.
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Charles Clark
East
Portland Street
Phoenix
Driving danger in country vs city deaths per mile
The data shows road deaths at 10.8 per 100000 vehicle miles in rural areas versus 5.3 in urban areas, indicating country driving is twice as dangerous. This highlights higher rural crash risk and the need for safety measures to reduce fatalities.
Woman admits shooting man in a Southside apartment
Florence Ella Davis, 19, told police she killed Harvey Thomas after he made insulting remarks. Thomas, 32, was wounded by a shotgun blast at about noon in a 624 South 7th Avenue apartment and remained in serious condition at St Monica’s Hospital with probable loss of sight. Detectives questioned Davis as a crowd gathered outside.
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Harvey Thomas
East Buchanan Street
Sastenos Ramos
Augustine Valdez
Thomas
South 7Th Avenue
Florence Ella Davis
Ben Nichols
Miss Davis
Man Found Shot On Canal Bank
Irving M Esmay 36 painting contractor of 1411 North 31st Street was found shot in the left temple on the Grand Canal bank near 32nd Street about 10 am by Henry Warren a Hilton Rest Home patient. A .22 rifle lay beside him and Esmay told investigators no it was a suicide. He was in St Monica's Hospital in serious condition.
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Irving M. Esmay
North 31St Street
St. Monica’s Hospital
Esmay
Grand Canal
32Nd Street
Henry Warren
Hilton Rest Home
34Th Street
Warren
Olds Defends Democracy At Senate Hearing For Reappointment
Federal Power Commissioner Le land Olds told the Senate Commerce Committee he is a strong believer in democracy and that the United States is evolving a new order within the Constitution. He denied being or ever having been a Communist and defended his loyalty to the United States amid charges based on older Federated Press articles. He argued Russian communism negates democracy and stressed his support for the American democratic system and broader public participation.
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Washington
Leland Olds
United States
Olds
Senate Commerce Committee
John F. Lyle
Texas
Federated Press
Arizonans Gather for Dinner at EpiscoPal Convention
In San Francisco during the 56th General Triennial Convention of the Episcopal Church a large Arizona contingent met at a dinner. Seventy five current or former members of the Episcopal Missionary District of Arizona attended. Bishop Arthur B. Kinsolving 2nd presided. Arrangements were made by Otto Gallagher of St. John's Globe. Also present were former Arizona bishops Blair Larned and Walter Mitchell and Missouri's Bishop William Scarlett, a former Trinity Cathedral Phoenix dean.
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Episcopal Church
Episcopal Missionary District of
Arizona
Arthur B. Kinsolving 2Nd
Otto Gallagher
St. John’s Church
Globe, Ariz
Globe
Blair Larned
Episcopal Churches
Europe
George A. Wieland
Home Department
The
New York
Walter Mitchell
William Scarlett
Missouri
Trinity Cathedral
Phoenix
Game Group Addresses Wildlife Threat and Licensing
Douglas, Oct 3 AP The Arizona Game Protective Association heard that game populations lag behind growing licensing numbers due to rising human population and demand on natural resources. Joe Dora elected president for the coming year. delegates urged legislative clarifications on resident hunting and fishing laws and approved open season extensions and logging safeguards.
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Douglas
Arizona Game Protective Association
Ross Leonard
Wildlife Management Institute
Association
Leonard
Joe Dora
Globe
Max Ti Layton
Safford
Big Lake
White Mountains
Marshall Takes Red Cross Post
Gen George C Marshall received his commission from President Truman as the new president of the American Red Cross Basil O Connor, New York attorney who resigned the Red Cross post recently, accompanied the former secretary of state to the White House to hand over the reins O Connor said he will return to the practice of law and continue as president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
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George C. Marshall
Truman
American Red Cross
Basil O'Connor
New York
Red Cross
White House
Connor
Marshall
O’connor
National Foundation For
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Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Dale Welch
Forest Service
Game Protective Group
South Kaibab National Forest
Fort Huachuca Wildlife Area
AD Mafia
Uusnun Vulvi
Jack Love
Lee Slough
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