Insulation Firm Doubles Capacity at Arizona Fibre Board
The Arizona Fibre Board Corporation on seven acres at 40th Avenue and Lincoln Street expanded to 10 million board feet annually, employing 40 workers around the clock with a $10,000 monthly payroll. The plant uses flax, wheat, and straw to make rigid insulation board for homes, walls, and ceilings in the Southwest. Officers include C. A. Clements president, John Jacobs vice president, M. O. Best director, Ray Cowden treasurer, and J. M. Potter general superintendent.
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Arizona Fibre Board Corporation
40Th Avenue
Lincoln Street
Southwest
C. A. Clements
John Jacobs
M. O. Best
Ray Cowden
J. M. Potter
Charles Press
Floyd Hubbard
Transition Plans For Youth In Maricopa County
The Rural Youth Committee of the Maricopa County Farm Bureau launches a program to bridge farm youth beyond school age when activities like 4 Clubs and Future Farmers end. Exec Secretary Sam Maxcy notes many ex servicemen in Mesa Peoria Glendale and Phoenix areas need such programs. He cites last Spring’s Kyrene district square dances as evidence of strong turnout and demand.
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Farm Bureau
Rural Youth Committee
Maricopa County Farm Bureau
Sam Maxcy
Mesa
Peoria
Glendale
Phoenix
Kyrene
Maxcy
Lavoptik Contact Lens Comfort Ends Eye Irritation
Lavoptik relieves tired sore inflamed burning and smarting eyes after lens removal. The product promises refreshed clean eyes and quick soothing comfort. Lavoptik has a history of over 80 years and offers a light or money back guarantee. Eye-cup included and available at druggists.
Two Indian Girls Assured Nurse Training Help
Elouise Thomas and Peggy Milda, high achieving graduates of the Phoenix Indian School, are sponsored by the Inter-Simson Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy to cover nurse training costs. The girls, ELOUISE a Hopi from Flagstaff and Peggy a Pima from Bapchule, will have all training expenses arranged through the local chapter during their studies.
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Elouise Thomas
Peggy Milda
Phoenix
Inter-Simmons
United Daughters of the Confederacy
National Organization
Elouise
Flagstaff
Peggy
Bapchule
Confederacy
C. J. Condon
E. F. Dahlaine
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Boy Twirls Gun Sister 15 Killed in Indianapolis
Charles Stackhouse 16 sought to twirl a revolver like in the movies. The weapon found in a drawer discharged, striking his sister Mary Joan 15 in the throat. She died yesterday in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Stackhouse
Mary Joan
Stackhouse
STAZE Cream Claims to Let Teeth Chew and Laugh Freely
An old advertisement proclaims STAZE a remarkable cream that helps seal edges and keep out food particles, allowing people with false teeth to chew steak and mingle without restraint. A money back guarantee and bold claims about longer lasting hold are emphasized.
Detective claims solve 1934 Distelhurst kidnapping case
Nashville detective R L Patton says he has identified the kidnap and murder suspect in the 1934 Dorothy Ann Distelhurst case and believes a “mystery woman” can clinch the solution. He cites immunity and a pivotal witness, noting long effort and self-financed clues.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dorothy Ann Distelhurst
R. L. Patton
Distelhurst
Patton
State Legal Department
Tennessee
Dorothy Ann
Thieves Loot $10,000 From Tree Buffet
Deputies hunt burglars using tin snips who broke into the Tree Buffet at 1722 Grand Avenue and stole about $10,000 in cash, rings, watches, liquor, and checks. The owner, Mrs. Julian Georges, 59, said the outer door safe combo was not set due to poor eyesight, aiding the break in.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Grand Avenue
Julian Georges
State Labor Re-Elects Humphrys And Vickers
Prescott Arizona Sept 12 Arch V Humphrys Tucson and Elmer F Vickers Phoenix reassumed their posts as president and executive secretary of the Arizona State Federation of Labor at the end of its 38th annual convention. Elected to the executive board were leaders from Phoenix Tucson and other locales with varied trades. Vickers said the state workmen compensation fund is bankrupt and the federation plans political action funding and repeals of the right to work and sales tax. Five times the Yankees and Giants have faced each other in a World Series, last in 1937.
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Prescott
Arch V. Humphrys
Tucson
Elmer F. Vickers
Phoenix
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Henry S. McCluskey
Workmen’s Compensation Fund
New York Yankees
Giants
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EDA Pln Tay
Arizona
E. Washington
Arden Clinic Naturopathic Physicians
North Second St
Phoenix College
Phoenix Technical School
Ota
New York City
Sheriff's Force
Wade Thornton
Buffet
Laura Wheeler
Phoenix Gazette Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chicago
Ill
Labor
Humphrys and
Vickers
Humphrys
Organzation
Douglas
Grace Wielder
Lin Boice
Thomas Hughes
A. E. Williams
Frank May
William A. Gray
Howard Clement
D. W. Hite
Howard Grant
Teamsters
E. H. Eagle
W. H. Ellis
Walter Burrows
Clayton
SOPR
NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg. U. S. Pat
Penney's
Cash and Carry News
Penney’s
Brentwoods
N. Central
W. Washington
Brentwood
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