Alma Azteca Teeners form youth club in Phoenix area
Latin American teens establish a new Alma Azteca Teeners club at 333 East Washington Street with a temporary board led by Arthur Felix and officers Vega Larranaga Leon Mazon to draft a constitution and by laws. Weekly dances begin tonight, with Mexican Independence Day noted next Friday at Centro Politomano. DeMolay and Rainbow Girls plan a joint dance at En canto Park Club House, while Carole Freeman and Suzanne Laws return from Girls Nation with posts in Arizona state leadership and autographed keepsakes from U. S. Treasurer Georgia Neese Clark.
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Eddie Deuel Photo
Alma Azteca Teeners
Charlie Mazon
Johnny
Gene Leon
Laura Larranaga
Arthur Felix
Eddie Deuel
Johnny Vega
Carlos
Papa” Morales
East Washington Street
Centro Metropolitano
Alma Azteca
Demolay
Phoenix
Encanto Park
Assemblies of the Order of Rainbow
Phoenix Bethel
Job
Sam Brown
Jim Siken
Bob Deely
Dennis White
David Milner
Carole Freeman
Suzanne Laws
Arizona
Carole
Suzanne
Tucson
U. S
Georgia Neese Clark
Washington, D. C
Defense
Louis Johnson
New York
Katherine St. George
National
American Lion Auxiliary
Arbert A. Goode
FBI
Valley Girls States visit and local arts notes headline
Suzanne and Carole attend Girls States session meeting the President and Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith. Frank Nulf begins interior design studies at Woodbury College Los Angeles while still pursuing acting. Marvyl Butts debuts at Sombrero Playhouse with plans to be a vocalist. North Phoenix High hosts a back to school dance featuring Phil Brown and his orchestra on the tennis courts.
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Truman
Suzanne
Clark
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Tucson High
Carole
North Phoenix High
Arizona
Frank Nulf
Woodbury College
Los Angeles
Frank
Marvyl Butts
Sombrero Playhouse
Marvyl
North Phoenix High School
North Phoenix
Phoenix Union
Phil Brown
Third Army Group Holds Reunion in Kansas City
Third Army Society forms with Charles E. Cheever of San Antonio as first president. The Texas banker and judge advocate general of the Third Army was named to the post. New York chosen for the 1950 reunion. Vice presidents at large include Maj. Gen. Hobart Gay of Tokyo, Robert S. Allen of Washington, and Mrs. George S. Patton Jr. of Hamilton, Mass.
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Kansas City
Charles E. Cheever
San Antonio
Tex
Third Army Society
Third Army
New York
Hobart Gay
Tokyo
Robert S. Allen
Washington
George S. Patton, Jr
Hamilton
Mass
Odom Scholarship To Be Established
Bill Odom, famed globe gilder who died at the Cleveland Air Races, will be remembered with a memorial scholarship. The Bill Odom Memorial Fund will be launched Tuesday at the Chicago section annual smoker of the American Society of Engineers where he was billed to be principal speaker.
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Chicago
Bill Odom
Cleveland
American Society of Engineers
Rain Slows Mock Battle Aggressors Near Danube River
MERNBERG Germany Sept 9 AP American troops fought a mock battle along the Danube as fall maneuvers entered a fourth day. Aggressor forces from the U S constabulary pressed through a rain swept forest to widen a Danube bridgehead forty miles north of Munich while First Division troops under Brig Gen Ralph Canine massed in defense. Air power planned a strike as the problem pits an eastern enemy against U S forces, shifting supremacy from attackers to defenders. Officers noted successful land sea and air integration as a time saver and highlighted minor weaknesses being addressed after three days of actions involving about 110000 personnel.
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Mernberg
Germany
Danube
U.S
Munich
First Division
Ralph Canine
U. S
America
Woman Slain With Hatchet As She Sleeps
In Long Beach California a 37 year old clothes presser, Billy J Irvin, was held on suspicion of murder after confessing to fatally striking his woman friend, 40 year old Mrs Josephine Kofahl, five times in her sleep with a hatchet. He led police to the body, and said the killing followed suspicions of infidelity. Irvin, who had been living at the home since the husband left, described the act and showed the weapon after a bar confrontation with Leroy Wheeler.
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Long Beach
Calif
Billy J. Irvin
Josephine Kofahl
Irvin
Leroy Wheeler
Wheeler
Kofahl
Noah Hid Ark From U S Spies Claim Aboard Moscow Broadcast
London dispatch says Moscow Radio asserted Noah hid the ark to thwart American spies near Mount Ararat in Turkey. The report credits Prof. Aaron J. Smith of Greensboro with securing Turks’ approval to pursue the Ark, sidelining British and Dutch rivals.
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Noah
Ark
U.S
Radio Moscow
London
Mount Ararat
Moscow
Turkey
United States
Soviet Monitor
Aaron J. Smith
Greensboro
N. C
Smith
Sion
Mount
Ararat
Theft of havanas shocks New Jersey town
In Elizabeth New Jersey police tie a cigar theft to 540 boxes valued at 10000 dollars from a Linden truck terminal. John Tarlach 39 admitted the robbery after switching from evil smelling stogies to Havana cigars.
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Elizabeth
N. J
John Tarlach
Linden
Tarlach
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