Hamster Used by ASU Students for Psychology Lab
At Arizona State College in Tempe psychology students use a hamster named Stinky for experimental maze tests. Assistant Professor Sydney Smith leads the class with students from Chandler, Phoenix builders, and the plan to expand demonstrations for elementary grades despite space and funding limits.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Arizona State College
Mary Gillete
ASC
Chandler
Sydney Smith
William Palmer
Richard Phelps
Jack Matz
Phoenix
Stinky
Jinky
Arizona State College At
Jack Metz
Mary Gillette
A Palmer
Miss Gillette
George Own, Jr
The Toothbrush Boom and the New Dental Era
The passage humorously contrasts past simple brushing with today’s flashy dental gadgets. It notes the shift from basic brushes and flavors to elaborate devices and branded designs, reflecting a broader sense of industrial change and consumer whimsy. It also lampoons adult indifference amid flashy, gadgetry driven innovation.
Medical Officer To Supervise Gila College Health Program
Gila Junior College appoints Dr. J. W. Moon as medical officer to oversee student health services. He will perform physical exams, treat injuries from sports and activities, and provide each student three days of medical care. The college drama department also plans a Nov 16 17 performance of Jenny Kissed Me directed by Donald Jones with an all student cast.
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Gila College
Jenny
College
Donald Jones
Drama Department
Grant Dalton
Mesa
Bill Cole
Tucson
Eloise Nielson
Vernal
Utah
Carol Layton
Bonnie Carpenter
Safford
Myrna Hancock
Thatcher
Betty Farnsworth
Chandler
Aston
Melva Donaldson
Maxine Richins
Duncan
Gale Mecham
Donna Hammon
Niels Larson
Morenci
Grady Gammage
Arizona State College
Tempe
All 3 Services Co-Operating, Says General
Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer reported in San Francisco that Army Navy and Air Force are co operating magnificently in the field during Operation Miki maneuvers off Honolulu and offshore He noted interservice cooperation was particularly gratifying amid reports of friction among the services.
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San Francisco
Army
Navy
Air Force
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer
Honolulu
Mrs Whitney Seen Unopposed for Third ASNA Presidency
Mrs Lena Whitney of 2530 North Eighth Street appeared the sole nominee for a third and final term as president of the Arizona State Nurses Association at the 30th annual meeting held at the Hotel Adams. The morning session featured Ella Best of the American Nurses Association speaking on One World in Nursing. A luncheon at Green Gables included a fashion show by Goldwaters models.
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Lena Whitney
North Eighth Street
Arizona State Nurses Association
Hotel Adams
Whitney
Ella Best
American Nurses Association
New York City
Miss Best
Green Gables
Goldwaters
Governor Dewey to hold news conference on unemployment and coal shortages
Governor Thomas E. Dewey scheduled a news conference to report his plans for coping with unemployment and coal shortages in New York State as a result of the strike. McGrath discussed the President's rights of seizure on a Mutual program but gave no conclusion. Ching ended a meeting with U S Steel officials after a phone chat with CIO President Murray and said he would press on with settlement efforts with other steel firms in Washington.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
McGrath
Mutual Broadcasting System
Ching
U. S. Steel
CIO
Philip Murray
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Republic Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Washington
Three Thousand Volunteers to Pick Cotton Near Mesa
More than 3,000 volunteer cotton pickers from the Maricopa Stake of the Mormon Church will work today on a 60 acre farm two miles northeast of Mesa. The Stake Relief Society will serve dinner to a 50 per acre harvest crew.
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Mesa
Here
Maricopa
Mormon Church
Stake Relief Society
Arizona Hero: Osborn to Receive Carnegie Medal
Charles E. Osborn, 49, of Fort Yuma Subagency, named among 24 nationwide recipients of Carnegie Hero Fund medals. He rescued 16 month old Patricia W. McCafferty from the Colorado River after a boat capsized near Yuma on January 30, swimming 110 feet to shore and helping revive the child. Bronze medal awarded. cash awards totaling 3.1 million shared by five honorees.
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Yuma
Charles E. Osborn
Fort Yuma
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Osborn
Patricia W. McCafferty
Colorado River
Osborn Swan
Winslow Community Chest Lowers 1950 Goal
Winslow will pursue a 1950 drive of 7700 dollars, about half of last year’s 14800. The cut follows dropping USC, Foreign Relief, and Boy Scouts from the campaign. Boy Scouts plan a separate drive while the fund will support Winslow Welfare Association, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, Cancer Fund, and Florence Crittenton Home.
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Winslow
USC
Foreign Relief
Boy Scouts
Community Chest
Winslow Welfare Association
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Cancer Fund
Florence Crittenton Home
School Delegates Named From Winslow Public Schools
Winslow public schools named delegates to the Arizona Education Association delegate assembly in Phoenix next Friday. Pey ton Reavis R. E. Booth and Clyde Gardner will attend as delegates with Francis Dahien Lester A. Taylor and W. W. Armstrong as alternates.
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Winslow
Peyton Reavis
R. E. Booth
Clyde Gardner
Winslow Public Schools
Arizona Education Association
Phoenix
Francis Dahien
Lester A. Taylor
W. W. Armstrong
Accused U S Spy Permitted Visitor
Samuel Meryn, an imprisoned United States Embassy clerk, spoke briefly with a visitor at Pankrac Prison in Prague under Czech supervision. The 15 minute interview covered only personal matters as officials translated every word and allowed a caretaker bundle of food and clothing.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
United States
Samuel Meryn
Carroll Parry
Meryn
Parry
Pankrac
Matthews Offers Adm Denfeld Post Without Demotion
Navy Secretary Matthews proposed an important post for Admiral Louis Denfeld with no rank demotion. Sources expect Denfeld to decline, aiming to retire or stay outside a subordinate role. The move follows denial that Denfeld’s ouster was tied to antiunification testimony.
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Washington
INS
Navy
Matthews
Louis Denfeld
Naval Operations
Denfeld
Defense
Johnson
Congress
Truman
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Forrest P. Sherman
Sherman
Admis
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Richard L. Connolly
Eastern Atlantic Fleet
W. P. Blandy
Atlantic Fleet
Admi
Thomas C. Kincaid
Eastern Sea Frontier
New GI Bil School Rules Set Tuesday
Washington reports two vital GI Bill changes take effect Nov 1. Veterans must get advisement for new fields and must specify course and school for new eligibility certificates. Pre Nov 1 certificates stay valid if staying in same field and school. VA urges checking school eligibility and field status with VA offices.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
City Hall Feud Shapes Local Campaign Talks
Mrs. Kober urges voters to back Charter Amendment No. 2 placing the city health officer under civil service. She cites staff shortages and criticizes the Health Department while promoting a city manager and opposition to political bosses. Campaigns run today on KOY KRUX KTAR and KRUX airwaves.
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H. W
Jack) Blaine
Thomas J. Imler
Udall
Charter Government
KOY
KRUX
Wickenburg Adds 150 Names to Telephone Directory
The new Wickenburg telephone directories will show a 33 percent rise with 150 additional names. Manager John Bowles announced the update and said the books would be mailed to subscribers on Monday.
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Wickenburg
John Bowles
Local Exchange
Bowles
Hopi Band Leader Re-Elected For Fourth Year
Winslow report says Felix in, a Hopi Indian machinist, was unanimously chosen to conduct the Santa Fe Indian Band for the fourth straight year. Charles Erickson was named sponsor and business manager, Ernest M Tasteya will manage personnel and equipment. The amateur group is now in its 27th year.
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Winslow
Felix In
Santa Fe
Charles Erickson
Ernest M. Tasteya
Navajo Realtors Attend Arizona Real Estate Convention
Navajo County realty group plans to join the fifth annual Arizona Association of Realtors convention in Tucson on November 4. Ralph R. Davis of Winslow and Albert McEvoy of Holbrook will represent the Northern Arizona Board of Realtors at the event.
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Winslow
Navajo County
Arizona Association of Realtors
Tucson
Ralph R. Davis
Northern Arizona Board of Realtors
Albert McEvoy
Holbrook
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