Adult Classes Formed in Sunnyslope Community Plan
Desert Mission outlines adult education and cultural programs in Sunnyslope with classes in conversational Spanish public speaking child psychology and play production. The six program concert series starts November 22 at Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church with Charles Coulter directing the community chorus rehearsal Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Phoenix Gazette
Sunnyslope
Desert Mission
Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church
Mission
North Third Street
Orpheus Club
Church
Charles Coulter
North Phoenix High School
Court To Hear Yacht Bandit Mercy Appeal
The California Supreme Court set November 2 to hear an appeal from Lloyd Sampsell the so called yacht bandit. He received the death sentence in San Quentin for murder tied to a San Diego finance company robbery. Arrested in Phoenix he surrendered to FBI agents after threats to army officers.
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Sacramento
Calif
State Supreme Court
Lloyd Sampsell
Sampsell
Bay Area
San Quentin
San Diego
Phoenix
Ariz
Los Angeles
Midwest
Army
Federal Bureau of Investigation
AFL To Drive For Members
The AFL aims to add one million members before the 1950 elections. Delegates at the 68th convention in St. Paul approved state rallies in January to coordinate membership growth with political activity next year. The federation currently lists 8 million members.
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ST. Paul
Minn
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Greater Phoenix Days Buy an Auto Guide From Local Traditions
A humorous guide shares old time car buying rituals in Phoenix during Greater Phoenix Days. Citizens are pictured kicking tires, rocking from the bumper, or stepping on clutches, with insurance and safety quips about bumper jumps and starter tests.
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Phoenix
Two Phoenix Deer Hunters Injured In Car Accident
Two Phoenix business men are hospitalized after a head-on crash near Wilhoit southwest of Prescott while returning from a Kaibab National Forest deer hunt. J. P. Horne aged 45 and L. H. Williams aged 60 were admitted to Prescott Community Hospital with back, head, and chest injuries. A third person, Mrs Helen Tarnacht of California, was also hospitalized. Williams' son Livy Williams confirmed the men had traveled to Kaibab earlier in the week. Police noted both cars were seriously damaged and a straight highway stretch was involved.
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Phoenix
Kaibab National Forest
Wilhoit
Prescott
Prescott Community Hospital
Horne
Williams
Helen Tasnacht
California
Arizona Highway Patrol
Livy Williams
Kaibab
Richard Henderson
East Oak Street
Henderson
Veterans Administration
Shelton
Greyhound Bus Lines
Karl Hoffman
North 11Th Street
Donna Ellington
North 36Th Street
St. Monica’s Hospital
Central Avenue
Indian School Road
Don Kenny
North 30Th Street
William Bratt
East Cheery -Lynn Drive
Cochise County Clinic Program Is Announced
Cochise County economic witnesses will discuss area assets and needs at Greater Arizona's Cochise County Clinic in Bisbee starting Monday. Mayor Ben Williams and Phelps Dodge’s Charles Kuzell head a roster covering power, mining, agriculture, irrigation, border trade, and more with a banquet at the Copper Queen Hotel.
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Bisbee
Cochise County
Greater Arizona
Ben Williams
Douglas
Charles Kuzell
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Williams
Kuzell
Arizona
San Pedro
Robert Cline
Palominas
Cline
J. H. Moeur
The
Arizona Reclamation Association
Cochise County Court House
William H. Johnson
Tucson Daily Citizen
Copper Queen Hotel
H. H. Idle
Arizona Edison Co
Mike Bennett
REA
Bisbee-Douglas
Grant McCurdy
Carmy Page
James L. Finley
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Fort Huachuca
Ralph P. Merritt
War Assets Administration
Gilbert Thompson
Elfrida Dairy Farmer
Fort Bowie
A. R. Spikes
Chiricahua National Monument
Forest Service
Real Carrello
Agua Prieta
Weldon Heald
Hereford
W. W. Patrick
Gadsden
Joe Wilcox
Shattuck Dean Mining Corporation
Harry Parks
Willcox Merchant
Waldo Dicus
Palominas Rancher
M. W. McPherson
Elfrida
Ralph Morrow
Wild Life Conservation
E. C. Hill, Sr
McNeal
Joe Mauzy
Merchant
Jose Ortiz
Presidente
Alfonso Morales
James Glascock
Southern Arizona Druggists To Meet
NOGALES Ariz Oct 8 Plans are made to entertain over 100 Arizona druggists at the annual district meeting of the Arizona Pharmaceutical Association in Nogales on Oct 23 Jose Colunga a local drug store operator is in charge of arrangements Druggists from 10 Southern Arizona cities are expected to attend and several Sonora cities have been invited A banquet will be held that night in Nogales Sonora.
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Nogales
Ariz
Arizona
Arizona Pharmaceutical Association
Jose Colunga
Sonora
Tempe Community Chest sets goal for drive at four thousand five hundred
Tempe officials announce a $4500 Community Chest goal to be used by agencies such as Tempe District Welfare Association, Camp Fire Girls, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Hi Y and Y Teens. Kick off dinner planned Oct 18 with Scout Troop 79 serving. drive begins Oct 19 led by co chairmen Laurence Carr and Larry Miller with help from Tempe Woman's Club and other groups.
153 Earn College Degrees At Summer School Sessions
Tempe reports 153 Arizona State College students completed degrees in the 1949 Summer session. Diploma ceremonies will be held next May for the 1950 class, with ASU total graduates projected at 700, a 20 percent rise from 553 in 1949. The list includes numerous named grads from Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix, and other cities, across bachelor arts and sciences degrees.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Arizona State College
ASC
Grady Gammage
USC
Chelor
Lagoon
Houke Gina
Soneyang G
Correction on bail and charge for Lionel J. Pina
The Phoenix Gazette incorrectly reported a $50 bail posting. Lionel J. Pina, 22, 2038 East Moreland Street, is charged with attempted assault on a Phoenix woman and has forfeited the $50 bail.
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Lionel J. Pina
East Moreland Street
Phoenix Gazette
Phoenix
Chandler Boy to Receive Highest FFA Degree
Kenneth L. England, 19, of Chandler, will be awarded the American Farmer degree at the three day FFA convention in Kansas City. He is among 60 Arizona youths and 237 Americans to earn the honor, with a $25 foundation award. He and five delegation members travel by Santa Fe streamliner and buses. state officials and entertainment line the program.
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Kenneth L. England
Chandler
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Arizona
Future Farmers of America Foundation
W. B. England
England
Joe Trueba
Glendale
Lee Huber
Mesa
Kent Drysdale, Jr
Yuma
Anthony Gregan
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Clyde R. Farr
Twain K. Black
FFA
Clarence Lydie
Peoria
Morris Buffington
Tolleson
Alben W. Barkley
National Grange
Albert S. Goss
National Federation of Young Farmers Clubs of
Great Britain
Arizona Leaders Weigh Taxes and Industry Hurdles
A Arizona conference on state workers compensation and industrial growth drew Governor Garvey and legislative leaders. They debated high rates, school taxes, freight and power costs while Oregon's tax model and a Little Hoover Commission study were examined for guidance.
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Garvey
Arizona
Oregon
McKay
Yavapai County
Raymond Langham
House of Representatives
Jack Commard
Mesa
Alfred Paul, Jr
Paul Spur
W. A. McBride
Safford
Harry Wimberly
South Phoenix
R. H. Wallace
J. W. Estes
Phoenix
James Ewing
Tucson
Wallace
Ewing
House
Everling
Cummard
Paul
House Aeronautics Committee
Governor McKay To Leave For Oregon Monday
Governor Douglas McKay of Oregon, vacationing at the Flying E Ranch near Wickenburg, will depart Monday for Salem after a stop in Phoenix to board a plane for the return trip. He arrived Thursday night.
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Wickenburg
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Flying E Ranch
Here
Salem
Phoenix
Mr. McKay
Peoria FFA Delegate Heads to National Convention
Clarence Lydic a Peoria High School sophomore and Peoria FFA vice president leaves for the Kansas City FFA convention He is chosen to represent Arizona in the national FFA Chorus due to his club activity and musical talent The student son of Merle Lydie Route 1 Glendale belongs to Hi Y and Letterman clubs plays center on Peoria’s 11 man football team studies saxophone and sings in the boys chorus His sending is supported by the Peoria FFA Chapter the High School Music Department and the Peoria Kiwanis Club
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FFA Chorus
Phoenix Gazette
Peoria
Clarence Lydic
Peoria High School
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Lydic
FFA
Arizona
Merle Lydie
Route 1
Glendale
Hi-Y
Peoria Kiwanis
Christian Churches of Arizona Convention Opens in Tucson
The annual convention of the Christian Churches of Arizona meets at First Christian Church in Tucson starting Monday and runs through Wednesday. Speakers include Dr. Galen Lee Rose state secretary of Northern California Christian Churches Raymond Mills missionary of Disciples of Christ to Paraguay and Dr. George Reeves president of Chapman College Los Angeles. Women’s missionary group hosts a luncheon Wednesday noon followed by banquets for lay men and children’s workers at 6 pm.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tucson
The
Christian Churches of Arizona
First Christian Church
Galen Lee Rose
Northernifornia Christian Churches
Raymond Mills
Disciples of Christ
Paraguay
George Reeves
Chapman College
Los Angeles
Mrs. Ruth Loomis Dies In Pasadena
Mrs. Ruth Loomis, widow of Cr. B. Loomis former manager of Arizona Edison Company, died in Pasadena California. Funeral arrangements are pending. She and her family lived in Miami 27 years before moving to California. She is survived by two daughters Mrs. Margaret L. Craig of Bakersfield and Mrs. Elinor L. Brown of Verdugo City California.
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Miami
Ruth Loomis
Pasadena
Calif
Cr. B. Loomis
Arizona Edison Company
California
Loomis
Margaret L. Craig
Bakersfield
Elinor L. Brown
Verdugo City
Burial Set For Hannegan
Robert E. Hannegan who guided Truman into the White House will be buried Monday in Calvary Cemetery after funeral services held yesterday. He died of a heart attack Thursday at age 46 as head of the Democratic National Committee. President Truman sent a message to Mrs. Hannegan amid the sorrow. Shawl weaving declines in India's Vale of Kashmir with hand looms producing scarves from superfine pashmina wool.
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ST. Louis
Robert E. Hannegan
Truman
White House
Catholic Calvary Cemetery
Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
India
Kashmir
Mine Strikes Prompt Government Plea to Restart Talks
United Press reported the government urged John L. Lewis and coal operators to end the 20 day strike and resume direct talks. Cy rus Ching warned of stronger action if no agreement, as 500000 in steel and 380000 in coal disputes threaten shortages and 2 million workers by month end. Aluminum plants looming strike, RCA Victor plants mobilized, and unemployment claims rose to 600000.
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John L. Lewis
CIO
Federal
Cyrus Ching
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Aluminum Company of America
Building Destroyed By $50,000 Blaze
In Oakland California a fast spreading blaze destroyed the Foster and Kleiser Building. Winds fanned flames and exploding gas tanks. An advertising firm spokesman estimated damage at 50000 dollars, with only a new office wing and a garage spared.
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Oakland
Calif
Black Square
Foster and Kleiser
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van Buren
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Bill) Williams
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Williams Produce Company
Uia At
Chest
Tempe Beach
Harry Meyer
Alch Fogal
Floyd Kehrer
Wayne Peterson
Mesa Jaycees
Mesa Group
Kyrene Farm Bureau
H. C. Hanger
Robert Birchett
A. A. Evans
Dale Davis
Methodist Church
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Donald R. van Petten
C. E. Randall
Morris B. Book
Inglewood
Allen McClure
Coolidge
Tempe Grammar School
10Th Street
Lyceum
Elna Rae Simpson
Frieda Hallickson
Rosalin McMillan
Katherine Lee
Sandra Crabtree
Lucier, Charlene Moore, and
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Virginia C. Brown
Joseph D. Campbell
Norma W. Carpenter
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R. G . Green
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Ul D. ‘Hill
Vernon L. Husk
Lenard W. Johnson
Ary K. Keily
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Na Ainter
Dona Almer
Irene. M. Reisnes
Jarrot Jered
Donald N. Harren
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Mildred W. Uhl
Willcox
Adaline Ward
Dayton
Ohio
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Thomas E. Wilson
Elnora Wright
Reckage
Ucation
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Dr. Jr
Helen L. 1
Melvahn E. McCullar
Merle Packer
Walter E. Bri
Walter W. Fisher
Ches McNabb
Nye
Walsh
Tempe Shirleyan
Anington
Isa
Mark Moody, Jr
Lorenzo Rich
Harry L. Masters
Chandler Boy
Star Dairy Farmer
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Christian Church Meeting
United Press
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Abdi
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