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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1949

Page

10

Sexua dilemmas and social issues addressed in Phoenix

Dr Walter Clarke of Harvard will address the Phoenix Community Council on The Sexual Dilemma of Our Day at St Marys Social Hall. He cites confidential Armed Forces studies and urges citizen action against commercialized prostitution. Also notes on local matters including forging lead weights at Williams AFB, radar school at Keesler, Phoenix Camera Club season opener, bankruptcy filing by Hoyt, driver training talk, Assessor Stanford at convention, and Gregg College of Commerce registrations.

Walter Clarke Harvard University American Social Hygiene Association Phoenix Maricopa County W. E. Stanford National Association of Assessing Officers San Diego

Square Dance Schedule Listings

Square Dance events listed by clubs and venues across the week. Friday Lake-Greenway Quadrille Club at 8:30 p m at American Legion Social Hall 213 North First Avenue with Joe Boykin teaching. Other clubs meet Tuesday Scottsdale Squares at Scottsdale High School. Wednesday Casey Squares at Knights of Columbus Hall. Thursday Allemanders Club at American Legion Home 346 North Seventh Avenue and St Francis Church cafeteria. Saturday Isaac Squares at Isaac School, plus YMCA South Mountain Camp evening dance. YWCA Teen-Age Club meets 8 p m at YWCA Building.

Scottsdale Scottsdale High School Casey Knights of Columbus Hall American Legion North Seventh Avenue Allemanders Club St. Francis Church Isaac Isaac School Young Men's Christian Association YMCA South Mountain Young Women’s Christian Association YWCA

Assignment America by Inez Robb captures travel nerves

Inez Robb reports from Field Massachusetts on a US Air Force briefing about shark dangers before boarding a C-54 to Frankfurt. She jokes about safety gear, shark repellent, and the Berlin airlift, praising American willingness to go anywhere. The piece blends humor with postwar travel ease and visa relief.

America Europe Berlin

McMonigle Hair Row Sparks Newspaper Belfay

In a New York night desk tale, Bill McMonigle confronts a dog-watch editor over a plucky misrepresentation of his hair in a police court anecdote. The editor defends the humorous exposé with photos and a bold headline, McMonigle later offers a show of respect and a handshake.

Tuesday Forecast for Stars and Ambition on a Rock Foundation

The astrological forecast encourages a practical outlook with ambitions built on faith and preparation. Those born on this day should marshal dependable skills for long term security and advanced goals, seeking recognition through patience, diligence, and solid character. A child born now gains reliable mind and aspirational merit for a secure life.

Broadway Blackouts Revue Gets Tepid Welcome on Broadway

New York critic Mark Barron reports Ken Murray’s Blackouts revue arrives on Broadway with a lukewarm reception, facing stiff competition from South Pacific Kiss Me Kate and Where’s Charley. The show sticks to vaudeville with added routines, and Murray’s absence of stage presence weakens the entertainment. Marie Williams replaces the star in a few scenes while Murray’s love birds close the first act in an enchanting yet mismatched finale.

Mark Barron New York Ken Murray Bailiwick Pacific Coast Manhattan el Capitan Theater Hollywood Father Tobacco Road Abie Broadway South Pacific Kate Charley Murray Bill Cop George Burton

Maurice Chevalier Birthday Portrait in Paris to Hollywood Star

Birthday tribute to Maurice Chevalier born September 12, 1888 in Paris. Son of a house painter, he started as an engraver apprentice, sang for $1 a week at 12, appeared in Folies Bergère at 16, and served in World War I where he was wounded and captured. He learned English in prison camps, debuted on Broadway in 1921, and by the late 1920s earned about $20,000 weekly in Hollywood. Rumors of collaboration during World War II were denied.

Maurice Chevalier Paris Chevalier Hollywood

Pollsters of 79 were so wrong in Southern California marriage milestone

SOUTH GATE Calif Sept 12 AP just after her honeymoon Mrs John Doke said she was warned that her marriage couldn't last because her bridegroom had such an unholy temper. They wed in Edgerton Mo Sept 11 1879. Yesterday they celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary.

South Gate Calif John Doke Edgerton John

Author Of The Week Feike Feikema Profile

Feike Feikema born in Iowa in 1912 is author of The Primitive first in a projected World's Wanderer trilogy. He and his wife and daughter live south of Minneapolis where he gardens, chops wood, writes, paints and plays piano. Feikema, six feet nine inches tall, has worked various jobs from farmhand to editor and municipal candidate aide.

Feike Feikema Iowa Minneapolis

Mary Garden Plans U S Lecture Tour at 72

Paris dispatch reports opera star Mary Garden has signed a contract for a U S lecture tour. At 72 she will speak on opera role interpretation in Washington Detroit Toledo Indianapolis Chicago St Louis Kansas City Dallas and at Michigan Illinois and Princeton universities, leaving Paris Sept 21 under the National Arts Foundation of New York.

Paris Mary Garden United States Miss Garden Washington Detroit Toledo Indianapolis Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Dallas Michigan Illinois Princeton National Arts Foundation of New York

Detective Ends Old Sawtooth Plundering Hawk

A large hawk known as Old Sawtooth terrorizing pigeons at the Professional Building on Central Avenue and Monroe Street was killed by Detective Fred Nichols with a .22 rifle on a Sunday morning. The bird, 43 inches wingspan with a saw toothed beak, fell from the 13th floor parapet to the roof after Nichols shot, and police plan to mount it for Chief Earl O’Clair’s office.

Central Avenue Monroe Street Sawtooth Fred Nichols Nichols Harry Roberts Roberts Earl O’clair

Fire contained near Tassajara Hot Springs in Los Padres

Forest Service crews stamped out the last embers of a Los Padres National Forest brush fire that began Thursday at Tassajara Hot Springs resort, with firefighting efforts continuing through Friday and into Saturday.

King City Calif Forest Service Los Padres National Forest Tassajara Hot Springs

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Jack D. Frost East Pierce Street Williams Air Force Base Frost Gerald J. Leason Perry Leason West Lewis Avenue Air Forces Radar School Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Miss Phoenix Camera Club Art Center East Coronado Road The Photographic Society of America Othel Almon Hoyt Wickenburg Parker Valley Service Company United States District Court Andy Case Engineers Club Encanto Club C. Warren Peterson Arizona Tax Commission Peterson Pacific Northwest British Columbia Canada Gregg College of Commerce North Central Avenue National Council of Business Schools Brouthwest Mattress Company Phoenix, Arizona Prescription FE. Monroe Household Finance Arizona Monroe St First St By Inez Robb Westover Field Mass U. S. Air Force Air Force Military Frankfurt-am-Main Robb England France Luxembourg Switzerland Italy U. S Germany Hoboken U.S.A Aly Kahn Ingrid Bergman Silos Jack Last Lait Bill McMonigle William McMonigle McMonigle Frank Burke Frank Burke McMonigre Eveny Barron Pat Williams Tacoma, Wash Marie Wilson Phoenix ‘Senators Tucson Canada Day Bottling Company Bekins W. Madison Electric Center Radio $ Programa Guide KOY Kpho Abe KRUX KTYL Ktar Abe Gabriel Heatter Lapor Marines Pinto Pete John Chas Fulton Lewis Harkins Meg Harkins Sammy Kaye Music de Forest Howard Barrow Godfrey Kate Smith Buddy Tob Friend Irma George Curt Massey Garroway Imer Davis Capitol Cavalcade Ted Black K Orch Otet Statler Oreh American Forum Edgewater Beach Huntley Mignisas Spade Cooley Seven News News of America Co Edwards Ariz Patsy Prescott Martin Agronsky Flemingway Musi Dude Ranch Breakfast Gang Gontae Louise Massey Lew Lowry Leu Malone Lora Lawton Gaten Drake Harmony Hacienda Wendy Warren Enric T.pboard Betty ¢ Crocker Berend Savion Neve Drake Bankbase Oewe & Secon Ora Drake Bix Mrs. Burton Leonard Leigh Heltzwood Jella Dallas Garry Moore Widder Brown Irene al Jones Cres Rav Blech Surprise Packa Portia Aces Frisco News-Dairy-Go-Rd Elcome Bre Musio Banpeapa Mae Mary Becker Cagis Sons of Ric Harkness Eswara R. Murrow Ade Guy Lombardo RCA Pacific Crossroads Russ Morgan Mesa Led Cad News & Mus Today Dick Gilbert Old Sawtooth Los Padres North 7Th St PRI Il Atch
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