Alma Azteca Teeners form new youth club in Phoenix
The group led by Arthur Felix plans a constitution to provide recreational and intellectual activities and aid member welfare. Johnny Vega, Laura Larranaga, Gene Leon, and Charlie Mazon will head a temporary board. Dances begin at 333 East Washington Street with a Mexican Independence Day event next Friday at Centro Southwest Politano.
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Arthur Felix
Johnny Vega
Laura Larranaga
Gene Leon
Charlie Mazon
Carlos “Papa” Morales
East Washington Street
Centro Metropolitano
Alma Azteca
Eddie Deuel Photo
Alma Azteca Teeners
Rain Slows Mock Battle Aggressors Near Munich
In MERNBURG Germany on September 9 American troops fought a rain slowed mock battle along the Danube River. Aggressor forces from the U S constabulary pressed through a rain swept forest to widen a Danube bridgehead 40 miles north of Munich. First Division Troops under Brig Gen Ralph Canine stopped rapid advance due to communication delays. Air power shifted from attackers to defenders as the operation entered its fourth day with 110000 soldiers sailors and airmen observing. High American officers called the joint land sea and air exercise a time saver and noted minor weaknesses being corrected.
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Mernberg
Germany
Danube
U. S
Munich
First Division
Ralph Canine
America
Third Army Group Holds Reunion
Charles E. Cheever of San Antonio Texas was named first president of the newly organized Third Army Society at a reunion in Kansas City. The Texas banker and judge advocate general was selected yesterday with New York chosen for the 1950 reunion. Vice presidents at large named were Maj. Gen. Hobart Gay of Tokyo, Robert S. Allen of Washington, and Mrs. George S. Patton Jr. of Hamilton Massachusetts widow of the Third Army commander.
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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
Chicago remembers Bill Odom after his death at the Cleveland Air Races with a memorial fund. The Bill Odom Memorial Fund will be started at the Chicago Section American Society of Engineers smoker, where he was to speak.
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Chicago
Bill Odom
Cleveland
American Society of Engineers
Adequate Air Service For State Sought
The Aviation Committee of Greater Arizona unanimously adopted a resolution urging the Civil Aeronautics Board to name the carrier of carriers to serve Arizona. At an Arizona Airways clinic in Phoenix, Bonanza and Western Airlines presented routes. debates focused on Arizona ownership and a planned merger with Monarch Airlines to serve multiple Arizona cities.
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Aviation Committee of
Greater Arizona
Arizona
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington, D. C
Hotel Adams
Arizona Airways
Bonanza
Western Airlines
Matt Baird
Baird
Arizona Corporation
New Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Monarch Airlines
Denver, Colo
Bonanza Airlines
Nevada
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Bisbee- Douglas
Yuma
San Diego
Calif
Harold Giss
Frank Beer
Beer
Colorado
H. O
Rocky) Nelson
Nelson
Gle
Monarch
CAB
Winslow
Arizona Airways Lines
Gallup
N. M
Trans World Airline
The
Valley National Bank of Phoenix
Denver
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Ballard Bullion
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Bob Deely
Dennis White
David Milner
Carole Freeman
Suzanne Laws
Carole
Suzanne
Tucson
Georgia Weese Clark
Louis Johnson
Katherine St. George
National American Legion Auxiliary
Herbert A.e
FBI
Truman
Clark
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Tucson High
North Phoenix High
Frank Nulf
Woodbury College
Los Angeles
Frank
Marvyl Butts
Sombrero Playhouse
Marvyl
North Phoenix High School
North Phoenix
Phoenix Union
Phil Brown
Della
Third Army Group
Odom
Barbara Tench
Akana Fach
Gativette
West Washington
E. Washington
Stookie Allen
Marston Supply CO
North Central
W. Washington
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