Teacher Tenure Law Changes Studied Here
Arizona Education Association delegates discuss possible action on the 1950 fall implementation of teacher tenure law. A joint lay and professional commission to handle appeals is favored to avoid court cases, with over 200 delegates attending the Phoenix meeting. The 53rd annual state convention dates and housing bureau details were announced, with Stanford educator Dr. Robert N. Bush designated as general chairman and briefing leaders next weekend.
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Arizona
Arizona Education Association
Adams Hotel
AEA
Walter Maxwell
Maxwell
Phoenix
Association
James I. Stewart
North Phoenix High School
North First Street
Robert N. Bush
Stanford University
See Me See Me Dick Steinman Money Store Ad
An advertisement by Dick Steinman operator of The Money Store at 243 N. 1st Ave offers small loans to working people. Promised terms include $75 loans repaid as $5.28 monthly for 20 months, or $100 for a 1937 Chevy, $250 or more for furniture or a later model car. Contact via Little Loans Corp at the same address or phone 3-7064.
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Dick Steinman
1St Ave
Little Loans Corp
N. 1St Ave
Going Strong A Pint-Sized Atlas Demonstrates Strength
Ten month old Arthur Peter Freeman of University City Missouri lifts a 20 pound baby cart with one hand while carrying his 34 pound cart on a ride for his 90 pound cousin Shirley. The unusual display of strength by the pint sized child draws attention in a local scene.
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Atlas
Arthur Peter Freeman
University City
Shirley
Central Arizona Project Endorsement Passes in Grand Junction
The Colorado River Basin States Committee approved a resolution supporting the Central Arizona Project. Howard J. Smith, executive secretary of the Central Arizona Project Association, said copies will be sent to Senator Joseph C. O’Mahoney and other Washington officials. The committee comprises Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, and Arizona representatives.
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Colorado River Basin States Committee
Grand Junction
Colo
Howard J. Smith
Central Arizona Project Association
Phoenix
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Arizona
Joseph C. O’mahoney
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Washington
Wires Being Strung to Ease Downtown Phoenix Crowding
Additional electric power wires are being strung by Central Arizona Light and Power Company to relieve crowded conditions in downtown Phoenix. About 5,000 feet of inch cable will be strung when the project finishes in a few weeks.
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Phoenix
Central Arizona Light and Power Company
Court Orders Coursey Tried For Robbery
Oliver Wayne Coursey a 31 year old ex convict with two jail escapes will stand trial for robbery and kidnapping in Maricopa County Superior Court. A sanity hearing found him competent to aid his defense with trial set for October 31. He allegedly forced J G Campbell to open the drug store safe taking 875 dollars.
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Oliver Wayne Coursey
Maricopa County
Walter J. Thalheimer
Coursey
William B. McGrath
Charles W. Salt, Jr
W. L. Hash
J. G. Campbell
Ryan Evans
Third Avenue
Roosevelt Street
Campbell
Gun charge goes to court in Phoenix area case
Roger Hanson a 32 year old chicken farm operator waived preliminary examination in West Phoenix Precinct Court before Justice Al W Flood on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon for firing a .22 rifle at a crop dusting plane piloted by Wesley Rye of Mesa on September 8 The defendant whose farm sits on Lateral 16 northwest of the Arizona Canal had two bullet holes in Rye s plane cited deputies and had a $1000 bond continued pending his next appearance
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West Phoenix
al W. Flood
Roger Hanson
Arizona Canal
Wesley Rye
Mesa
Rye
Hanson
Maricopa County
Olson Seeks City Council Post in Phoenix Bid
Otto R. Olson of 1105 North Second Street, a maintenance man at Consolidated Western Steel, filed for nominating petitions to run as an independent for city councilman in the November 8 primary. Father of two, he previously ran unsuccessfully for the State Legislature in 1948 on the Republican ticket and has lived in Phoenix six years after moving from Hammond, Indiana.
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Otto R. Olson
North Second Street
Consolidated Western Steel Corporation
Olson
Phoenix
Hammond
Ind
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American Academy of Entertainment
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First ST
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Frozen Food Locker
Ruth McFarland
Betty Jacobson
REDS
U.S
Germany
LaGuardia Field
New York
Warren Oessner
Oyster, Bay
N. Y
Peter Sellers
Radnor
Lester
Dorothy DoDd Shoes
Ters A
Black
Kansas
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Butarre Co
Meteenth Avenue
Loman
19Th Avenue
Linden
Aia Chauncey
Jewelers
East Adams
Hotel Adams
American Gem Society
R. D. Shreve
Cliff Montgomery
Vincennes
Prince and Silver
Troy
Ohio
O. R. Olson
City Council
Tom
Edith Small
Forstmann
Sables
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