Growth and prestige mark University of Arizona rise
The University of Arizona grew from nine students to an international leader with nearly 50 000 alumni. Enrollment for the 1951 52 year reaches about 5 400 with 1 100 expected to graduate in May 1952.
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University of Arizona
Tempe
Flagstaff
Arizona
Tucson
University
Liberal Arts
South Stadium
Southwest
District of Columbia
C. Z. Lesher
Veterans Administration
Suspect Faces Assault Charges in West Phoenix Court
Joe Charles Elliott, 40, of 385 N Second Ave, is held on 1000 bond after arraignment in West Phoenix Precinct Court on two counts of aggravated assault against his wife Doris Mary. Complainant says Elliott beat her at their home Sunday morning and again at his gas station workplace. Preliminary hearing set for 3 p.m. today.
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Joe Charles Elliott
Second Ave
West Phoenix
Doris Mary
Elliott
Independence
Pyle Appoints Two To Oil Meeting In Texas
Gov. Howard Pyle appoints Sen. Charles Dryden and Rep. Robert Hodge to represent Arizona at the Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting in Fort Worth Texas on September 10 11. Dryden chairs the senate appropriations committee and helped draft Arizona oil lease and oil conservation laws.
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Charles Dryden
Coconino
Robert Hodge
Yuma
Arizona
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Ft. Worth
Texas
Howard Pyle
Dryden
Senate Appropriations Committee
President Tours Flood Areas As Kansas River Recedes
President Truman tours flood districts in metropolitan Kansas City as rains lessen and the Kansas River drops. Upstream a southern Missouri and Kansas recovery continues from July flood losses estimated at 2.5 billion dollars while dikes and relief efforts proceed.
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President Tours
Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas River
Missouri
Truman
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
Woodmen to Organize Camp in Litchfield Park
A new Woodmen of the World camp will be organized at the Litchfield Community House this evening. Members from several Valley camps will assist with officer elections and installation.
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Litchfield Park
Litchfield
Santa Fe Orders Cars Moved To High Ground
AMARILLO Texas Sept 6 AP The Santa Fe Railway ordered rolling stock moved from the Argentine Kans yard due to flood threats in eastern Kansas with swollen Kansas River waters threatening repairs. Freight trains are held. plans exist to run passenger and some freight trains through Argentine on the main line if conditions allow.
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Argentine
Armourdale
Central
Armour and
Wilson
Kansas City
Kansas
Topeka
North Topeka
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Salina
Missouri
Truman
William E. Kemp
Clark E. Tucker
Kans
Amarillo
Texas
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas River
U S Weather Generally Fair
Weather across the United States was generally fair with some wet spots. Rain fell in the Great Lakes region and the Upper Ohio Valley, showers in parts of Nebraska and Kansas, hot conditions along the Gulf Coast, Texas, and the Far Southwest, and temperatures near normal in the West with cooler readings in the Great Lakes and Northern Plains. Yesterday’s highs reached 106 in Presidio Texas and 56 in Duluth Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Nebraska
Kansas
Gulf Coast
Texas
Southwest
Plains
Presidio
Duluth
Minn
Yanks Balk At Prices In Vancouver Tourists
Mike McCormick Vancouver Tourist Association secretary says American tourists refuse to buy Canadian goods due to exorbitant prices. He notes visitors spend only 25 percent of the money they bring across the border.
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Vancouver
Mike McCormick
Vancouver Tourist Association
Germans Donate To Flood Relief
Nearly 100 Germans gave 544 marks to flood relief in Kansas and Missouri as thanks for American aid after the war. The gifts came without solicitation, and letters praised U S generosity through the Marshall Plan and CARE packages.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Kansas
Missouri
U.S
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Uofa
Board of Regents
College of Fine Arts
Richard Harvill
College of Liberal Arts
J. Byron McCormick
Law
Arizona University
Phil Eckert
College of Agriculture
A. E. Douglas
Margaret Cammack Smith
A. A. Stoyanow
Byron Cummings
Emil Haury
Mexico
United States
Russell C. Ewing
T. G. Chapman
The
Univer
Point of Pines
College of Mines
Pyle
Prescription
Vps Te yaRt
Wea
Rae Rexall
Deer-O
Deen-o
DEER
Phoenix
Santa Fe
UsaHa
W. Jefferson
Martin & Braton Ak Tats
Ae Heen Gane
Phoenix Food Lockers and Frozen Food Co
19Th Ave
West McDowell
the Gazette
Republic’s
Color Supplement
Monroe
Sanforlans
Sanforlan
Gabardine
California
Uerrigoneery
America
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