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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1951

Page

8

Teachers Strike In Eastern Pennsylvania Enters Second Week

About 100 teachers in eastern Pennsylvania's anthracite region remain on strike for back salaries entering the second week. In Gilberton Borough, 24 teachers reported to schools but refused to start classes until overdue pay is received. State emergency grant of 12000 dollars and a bank loan were to fund salaries. the grant to Gilberton has been approved and is being cleared for payment.

Pottsville Pennsylvania Gilberton Harrisburg State Department of Public Instruction Gilbertson

ASC Building Bids Exceed Estimate

TEMPE September 10 three bids for the physical education and armory building at Arizona State College were about 250000 over the estimate. Dr Grady Gammage said the plan will be restudied by the Board of Regents at a meeting September 21. Bids were from Daum-Donaldson McGinty and Del E Webb of Phoenix and were opened yesterday.

Tempe Arizona State College Grady Gammage Board of Regents University of Arizona and State Colleges Daum- Donaldson, McGinty del E. Webb Phoenix

West High Dads Club Meets At WPHS Theater

Fathers of West Phoenix High School students were asked to attend an organization meeting of the WPHS Dads Club at 8 p.m. today in the Little Theater. Officers serving until elections are Tom Easterling president Bill Vaughn secretary and Sherman Watt treasurer.

West High West Phoenix WPHS Tom Easterling Bill Vaughn Sherman Watt

Bath First Incorporated Town in North Carolina

Bath, established in 1705, holds the distinction of being the first incorporated town in North Carolina, marking an early milestone in the colony's municipal development. The town’s historic status reflects its long-standing role in regional governance and settlement.

Bath North Carolina

ASC At Flagstaff Expanding Rapidly Sih} (Editor's) note

Arizona State College at Flagstaff advances a bold building and improvement program as enrollment teeters with national trends. A $1 million Student Memorial building underway, funded by a $725,000 state grant, plus a $3 million pace of campus upgrades, modernizes facilities including a 1200-seat auditorium, dining hall, gym, science complex, heating plant, and new library resources. Enrollment is expected near last year’s 700 as fall begins, with strong faculty credentials and expanded offerings driving growth.

Board of Regents University of Arizona and State Colleges Skidmore Field Lacey A. Eastburn Eastburn Arizona Flagstaff Arizona State College North Central Association

Freshman Week Opens at Arizona State College Flagstaff

Freshmen at Arizona State College Flagstaff begin orientation with an 8 a.m. assembly and campus tours. Placement tests start at 9 30 with a school picnic planned for 5 p.m. Tomorrow women face physical exams and mixers for all students. A dance is scheduled for 8 45 p.m. Freshmen men will have physicals Thursday.

Flagstaff Arizona State College

Weapons Seized Believed For Reds in Mexico

San Antonio police seized a shipment of arms and ammunition possibly intended for Communist organizations in Mexico. Officers found 14 new automatic pistols and 42 000 rounds of ammo hidden between the walls of a panel truck being searched for narcotics.

San Antonio Texas INS Mexico

War Criminals Finish Terms

Two Germans convicted for the Malmedy massacre were released from Landsberg Prison after completing 10-year terms with time off for good conduct. Willi Braun, 25, and Manfred Coblenz, 31, were among 74 SS men tried in 1946. 43 were sentenced to hang, later commuted.

Frankfurt Germany Landsberg Willi Braun Manfred Coblenz

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