Communist Warfare School Group With Dope Revealed
In Nogales on September 4 AP reports U S customs agents turned a Korean War veteran over for medical treatment after narcotic running investigation. His arms bore self injection marks from heroin. He said he began using in Korea where shots cost 15 cents. Agents say the practice is widespread and part of Communist warfare as soldiers are given the drug for weeks then it vanishes.
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Nogales
Horcor
U. S
Army
Korea
Shiya Named To Manage Safford Chamber of Commerce
Shiya named manager of the Safford Chamber of Commerce after Mac Smith resigns. He will also serve as secretary of the Graham County air commission and brings AP experience and Southwestern organizational work. Town hall offices move to Central Avenue near the Safford Inn Hospital.
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Safford
Thomas
Shiya
Safford Chamber of Commerce
Mac Smith
John L. Johnson
Willlso
Graham
Fqemerly
Phoenix
Shivat
Associated Press
Southwestern Business
Southwestern Life
Safford Chambers
Central Avenue
Safford Inn Hospital
Main Street
U Of A Offers Divers e Engineering Course At Phoenix College
The University of Arizona Extension Service will offer an advanced engineering course at Phoenix College starting Sept. 17. Dr. Robert L. Nugent said the practical class covers higher mathematics with engineering applications. Fifty men have signed up. two sections are planned for Monday and Tuesday. Graduate credit is available for those with bachelor’s degrees. The course aims to meet Motorola’s demand for engineers with plans for physics and mechanics follow-ups next year.
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University of Arizona Extension Service
Phoenix College
Robert L. Nugent
Nugent
Motorola Company
Dianetics Group Gathers Tonight in Phoenix
Members of the Phoenix Dianetics Group meet at 7 30 p m today at 2505 N Central. Regular meetings are on the first and third Mondays but Labor Day shifting opened one day. Mrs Green W Bickle, secretary, announced. Meetings are open to the public. Planetics is a laymans study of psychoanalysis.
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Phoenix Dianieties Group
N. Central
Green W. Bickle
Planetics
Seven Nationalities to Appear on KPHO Five O'Clock
The program features six aviation cadets from Williams Air Force Base plus one student officer. Names include Jean Cadoux from France Willy Bla r from Belgium Frederik Schmidt Nederland Nils Astrup Norway Finn Dostrup Denmark George Gustafson Powder River Mont and Nicholas Politis Greece.
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Kpho-Tv
Williams Air Force Base
Jean Cadoux
France
Willy Blar
Belgium
Frederik Schmidt
Netherlands
Nils Astrup
Norway
Finn Dostrup
Denmark
George Gustafson
Powder River
Mont
Nicholas Politis
Greece
Kimball Named Board Chairman In Rotating Supervisors
D P Kimball was elected chairman of the Board of Supervisors under a rotating three member practice. James O Lecky, the retiring chairman, made the motion after serving eight months. James E Lindsay was named vice chairman.
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D. P. Kimball
Board of Supervisors
James O. Lecky
James E. Lindsay
Open Air Drive-In to Host Hankins Lectures Two Weeks
Elder W C Hankins of the Central Seventh Day Adventist Church will speak at the Open Air Drive-In at Cocopah and 16th streets for the next two weeks. Regular lecturer Larry Davidson is away at a church laying convention in Grand Ledge. Meetings are Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights at 7:30 p m.
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W. C. Hankins
Central Seventh Day Adventist Church
Cocopah
16Th Streets
Larry Davidson
Grand Ledge
Mon
Examiner Plan Wins Justice Flood's Okay
Justice of the Peace Al J. Flood backs creating a county medical examiner post to replace the ex officio coroner. Phoenix officials including Capt. Charles Smith advocate full time medical examiner to prevent misclassifying deaths. Flood argues ex officio coroners delay autopsies and face impediments from autopsy necessity and doct ors signing death certificates.
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Bob Lord
Justice of the
al J. Flood
Phoenix
Charles Smith
James E. Lindsay
Smith
Phoenix Gazette
Flood
Presidency Tour Begun By Bishop Tomlinson
Bishop Homer A. Tomlinson, 58, leader of the Church of God, launches a 60 day nationwide campaign tour with wife Marie. He aims to win the presidency on a platform of righteousness after a 21 day fast, traveling through 42 states in a 1942 sedan.
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New York
Homer A. Tomlinson
Church of God
Marie
Bishop Tomlinson calls for 1952 presidential choice
A denominational founder with 125,000 US members, born in North Carolina in 1903, Bishop A J Tomlinson's son plans to address ministers in Philadelphia and Washington. A banner on his sedan pleads to choose a man of God for 1952, as he ends a fast with unleavened bread and grape juice.
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United States
North Carolina
A. J. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Philadelphia
Washington
Henshaw Road Improvement District approved by supervisors
County supervisors approved the Henshaw Road Improvement District despite protests from property owners. Petition circulations will proceed to block paving and curb gutter plans from Central to 24th Street. The plan proposes 48 foot pavement at no cost to owners with curb and gutter costs up to 1.50 per front foot. Sixty percent frontage signed, later 54 percent after withdrawals. Protestors have 15 days to circulate petitions. A local dairyman questioned bond posting timing but officials said it was not a fatal variance.
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Henshaw Road
Henshaw
24Th Street
James E. Lindsay
B. W. Gill
Dairyman
F. Hare Burch
Gill
Mesa Building Activity Reported For August
Mesa building inspector Clyde T. Kelly reported sixty August projects valued at 636,705 compared with thirty one July projects totaling 441,350. Forty residential jobs started in August valued at 453,330 and twenty non residential projects started at 183,375.
Dick Hall Day Plans Set for Salome Jamboree
Special to The Gazette Salome September 4 arrangements are being made to host more than 1,000 visitors at the sixth annual Dick Wick Hall Day. A Western barbecue at 6 p.m. will start events, followed by a jamboree past midnight. Lions Club sponsors with committee members Clark Cole King Passey Miller.
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Salome
The
Lions Club
James H. Clark
Arthur E. Cole
John A. King
J. Floyd Passey
Fred S. Miller
O. K. Gilliam
Edwin W. Mills
Merchants of
Wickenburg
Library Archives Adds Bookshelves to House Arizona Volumes
The Library and Archives today added new bookshelves to manage over 14 000 Arizona volumes collected by the agency. Director Mulford Winsor said remodeling will cost about and noted the upgrade follows June totals of 13322 titles. Bookcases were built by the Arizona Sash and Door Co under contract with Homes and Son Construction Co.
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State Department of Library and Archives
Arizona
Mulford Winsor
Library and Archives
Winsor
Arizona Sash and Door Co
Homes and Son Construction Co
Mesa Public Schools Opens 12th Preschool Conference
The 12th annual Mesa Public Schools preschool conference opens in the high school cafeteria with new teachers principals and superintendents attending. Harvey L. Taylor outlines the theme Strengthen America Through the Conservation of Her Human and Natural Resources and Dr A J Stoddard of Los Angeles will speak on the theme. Sessions continue through Friday with policy group meetings and a Friday banquet to close.
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Mesa
Mesa Public Schools
America
Harvey L. Taylor
Mesa Schools
Rulon T. Shepherd
A. J. Stoddard
Los Angeles
Taylor
Charles C. Bernstein
Andersen Homes to Reach 646 Total
Alfred Andersen Construction Co plans to start seventy-one more houses before month end, raising the total homes built in northwest Phoenix to 646. The project started four years ago west of 19th Ave and north of the West Phoenix High School campus, with the tract extending to 23rd Ave and Fairmont.
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Northwest Phoenix
Alfred Andersen Construction Co
19Th Ave
West Phoenix High School
23Rd Ave
Fairmont
Naco Consulate Keeps Open. Plans Abandoned
In Naco Arizona the Mexican consulate will remain open after earlier plans to close were canceled. Vice Consul Cosme Hinjosa said he was informed of the reversal yesterday, keeping consulate operations active in the border town.
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Naco, Ariz
Cosme Hinjosa
Prisoner Escapes From Job at Pinal County Hospital
Florence dispatch reports 22 year old Lindell Timms of Eloy escaped from a hospital work project at Pinal County Hospital after serving less than a week of a six month sentence for non support. Deputy Jim Johnson said Timms was last seen about 11 am. He is a white male, 5 feet 9 inches, 170 pounds, brown hair and hazel eyes, wearing Levi’s jeans and a Levi shirt.
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Florence
Pinal County
Jim Johnson
Lindell Timms
Eloy
Pinal County Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Timms
Accident Victim Nelson Cohen Severed Arm in Scottsdale Crash
Nelson E. Cohen a 39 year old resident of 4748 East Indian School was injured when his vehicle and a truck sideswiped on Scottsdale Road Saturday. He was reported in good condition at Memorial Hospital today.
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Nelson E. Cohen
E. Indian School
Scottsdale Rd
Memorial Hospital
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