Pupils Urged to Find Integrity and Responsibility
Mesa Superintendent Harvey L. Taylor told about 200 teachers at the 12th Annual Pre-School Conference that American life shows a declining personal honor. He urged teachers to cultivate honor and a sense of responsibility for what students learn while addressing two discussion topics: individual honor and identifying gifted children for advanced work. Taylor supported giving talented students more challenging work on their level rather than skipping grades. The conference marks the first time the entire system participates in a program to select children for special instruction.
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Taylor
Maricopa County
Kinnison Accepts Foreign Post In El Salvador
Allen F. Kinnison, Arizona state conservationist for the Soil Conservation Service, takes a two year role as research adviser in the U S foreign agricultural relations program in El Salvador. He travels with Mrs Kinnison and their son Bill to San Salvador where they will reside. J J Turner has been acting state conservationist since February 1946.
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Allen F. Kinnison
Soil Conservation Service
Arizona
Republic of
el Salvador
Kinnison
Washington, D. C
Cyril Luker
SCS
Central American
Republic
Missouri
University of Arizona
Albuquerque
J. J. Turner
N. M
Safford
Silver City
Gallup
Cedar City
St. George
Utah
U. S.S. Army
Leaders Needed to Preserve Democracy Says Phoenix Board Chief
William McDonald, president of the Phoenix Union High School Board, urged thousands of leaders in business and government to safeguard democracy as he addressed about 500 teachers and staff. Dr. E W Montgomery praised leadership and emphasized education for defense and national unity, noting a rise in master’s degree attainment to 94 percent across the system and 100 percent at Carver High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Phoenix Union High Schools
Phoenix Union Auditorium
William McDonald
Board of Education
E. W. Montgomery
Trevor G. Browne
Norman A. Ross
America
Phoenix Union High School Board of Education
McDonald
Montgomery
Carver High School
Burglary at First Methodist Church Nets About $600
The theft from the church safe of cash and checks totaling about $600 was disclosed by Rev. George A. Boss. The lock on the heavy safe was cut and lock tumblers pulled, suggesting intruder hid in the building during Sunday services. A room near the business office yielded silver and tools scattered about, with money covered by insurance.
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First Methodist Church
George A. Boss
Second Avenue
Monroe
Protests Delay Action On Liquor Application
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors postponed a liquor license location transfer from 3752 E. Van Buren to Johns Drug Co. at 3444 E. Van Buren for one week to allow further checks after objections. The 34th Street Chapel opposed nearby licensing, citing proximity to church and playground, while four other applications were sent to the state Liquor Licenses and Control Department for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Drug Company
E. van Buren
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Uous
34Th Street
E. Melvin
State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
Housing Post Is Assigned Nuttall Named to Authority
Ralph H. Nuttall, proprietor of a department store at Central and Broadway, was appointed to the Maricopa County Housing Authority to serve the unexpired term of Cecil L. Drew resigning. Nuttall, former Buckeye Housing Authority member, will serve as vice chairman with the term expiring in April 1952.
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Ralph H. Nuttall
Noith Ave
Central and
Broadway
County
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Cecil L. L. Drew
Nuttall
Buckeye Housing Authority
Fred W. Norton
Drew
Mesa
Customs Men Strike Guatemala Paralyzes Imports Exports
Guatemalan government customs workers went on strike today paralyzing the nation's imports and much of its export traffic, and hampering sea and air travel.
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Guatemala
Bashful Burglar Faces 2 Charges in City Robberies
Conrad J. Langenegger, 17, nicknamed bashful burglar, is charged with two burglaries at Biltmore Cleaners and American Cleaners after juvenile to adult transfer. Police say he admits 14 burglaries city and county, was armed when arrested, and father reported him missing. He claims poverty drove the crimes.
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Conrad J. Langenegger
33Rd Ave
Jack Anderson
Dale Welsh
Biltmore Cleaners
N. 7Th St
American Cleaners
Anderson
E. van Buren
E W Montgomery to be honored by city testimonial
The Phoenix Hiram Club plans a city wide testimonial for Dr. E W Montgomery superintendent of Phoenix Union High Schools and president of Phoenix College The testimonial committee chairman was appointed by Louis R Jurwitz in charge of the Phoenix Weather Bureau and Hiram Club The project chairman is Charles A Stauffer Other members to be named soon by Jurwitz
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Phoenix Hiram Club
E. W. Montgomery
Phoenix Union High Schools
Phoenix College
Louis R. Jurwitz
Phoenix U.S. Weather Bureau
Hiram Club
Charles A. Stauffer
Jurwitz
Hillenkoetter to take command of New York Naval Base
Rear Adm. Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter, age 54, will assume command of the New York Naval Base in Brooklyn next Thursday. The Third Naval District announced the appointment today.
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New York
INS
Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter
New York Naval Base
Brooklyn
Third Naval District
Phoenix Gazette item unknown date 1951
A fragment from the Phoenix Gazette dated September 6 1951 presents a readable item with names and places to be inferred as a brief news card and requires replacement with a fuller readable text for an accurate summary.
Phoenix VA to Lose 28 Positions
The Veterans Administration regional office in Phoenix will shed about 28 of its 217 current positions. Manager W. T. Hardaway said vacancies exist, allowing absorption of the cut with no clerical layoffs and only four to five actual separations.
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Veterans Administration
Phoenix
W. T. Hardaway
Arizona
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