Premiums Rise at 1952 Arizona State Fair
Richer rewards await exhibitors at the November fair with a $2000 increase in premiums totaling $62,481.50. The 1952 premium book will be released in August detailing minor classifications, new Hobby Department, and revised show dates for poultry rabbits and pigeons to prevent overcrowding.
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G. C. Quick
Fai
Hobby Department
Hetween
Kiwanis Club Seeks Clothes for Goodwill Phoenix
Chet Smith, chairman of a Kiwanis committee, announced ongoing collection of clothes for repair and use by Goodwill Industries of Phoenix. All clothing including shoes is needed to provide work and clothing for needy residents. donations can be dropped at the Public Service office on South Brown Avenue or arranged for pickup.
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Chet Smith
Goodwill Industries of
Phoenix
Blic
South Brown Avenue
Half Million Saved From Early Death
Chicago report shows since 1913 safety movement reduced accident fatalities. From 1900 to 1913 average deaths reached 75,000 annually, with 34,000 projected for 1914. By 1914 the toll fell to 79,000, saving about 7,000 lives. overall gains through 1951 credited to safety measures.
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Chicago
The
Safety Movement
Shmfar
Scottsdale
New Telephone Systems Put Phoenix Dialing in Modern Era
Final cutover will activate new interoffice cables and six prefixes Alpine Amherst Chestwood Broadway Bridge or Westport for Phoenix and Litchfield Park numbers. Crews will finish dial equipment tweaks and staff training as part of a multi million dollar metropolitan program with toll free dialing between Phoenix and nearby exchanges and broader regional calls.
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North Phoenix
Central
West Phoenix
Tolleson
Alpine
East Phoenix
Bridge
South Phoenix
Broadway
Litchfield Park
Offic
Phoenix
East
Amherst
Chestwood
Westport
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