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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1949
Page
14
A report describes treating 60 patients with the amino acid glycine for leg blood flow disorders linked to artery hardening or vessel spasm. Most with Buerger's disease saw lasting relief 4 to 13 months, while 13 of 35 with artery hardening did not improve and surgery was advised for many. Glycine acted as an aid, not a cure, to be used with rest, foot care, and physician prescribed measures.
Phoenix College students elected Paul Wright president to fill a vacancy left by Dave Walkington now at the University of Southern California. Larry Clark was elected social commissioner. Sophomore choir members will host freshmen at a swim dine and dance party Friday at Casa Siesta Guest Ranch with committee heads led by Lee Stohlbrost and John Hollingshead among others. A bridge canasta party by Alpha Sigma Gamma aims to improve sorority relations with dress code of levis and invitations sent to campus leaders. A late graduate application penalty is set for Phoenix College with requirements including 64 English hours and double the hours in grade points.
In Tucson on October 10 a transient cotton worker, Fred Moore, was shot by Pima County Sheriff’s Deputy Emmett Newland as Moore allegedly tried to strike him with a bottle during an arrest attempt at a Marana cotton camp. Moore, a robbery suspect, was listed in fair condition. His accomplice, Joseph Thompson, 29, also a transient cotton worker, was arrested in the same case.
Rodd Goff of Casa Grande Arizona is in serious condition at St Mary's Hospital after a rodeo accident at Sonoita. He suffered a skull fracture and intracranial bleeding when he was bucked off and kicked on the head amid a crowd of over 3000.
Belle Fourche South Dakota October 10 AP Max Schuft director of the Western Wool Handlers Association said a series of association sales have been canceled due to the valuation of the pound sterling. One sale planned for Newell South Dakota was among those postponed.
Special to The Phoenix Gazette Tempe Oct 10 United Nations on Parade will be the theme for ASU homecoming celebrations in late October 1949 with Home-coming Week Oct 31 to Nov 5 following United Nations Week. The parade through Phoenix and Tempe will feature UN motifs while campus events keep the western week. The 1899 class plans golden jubilee honors as guests.
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