Glare and Shadows Threaten Student Eyes
Grace Ryan, a home management specialist at the University of Arizona, warns that glare and shadows from lighting during study can harm eyes. She stresses proper chair height desk surface and lamp position, noting opaque shades with white linings optimize desk lighting and reduce glare and shadows.
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Grace Ryan
University of Arizona
Ronan Named Deputy County Attorney in Arizona
Charles N. Ronan of 446 F. First Street was appointed deputy county attorney by County Attorney William P Mahoney Jr. He will begin duties Monday, filling the vacancy created by James H. Green who becomes a special assistant in the attorney general's office. Ronan has served as civilian attorney at Williams Air Force Base since 1952 and previously practiced law in Arizona and Phoenix, with prior wartime service. He was admitted to practice in 1940.
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Charles N. Ronan
F. First Street
William P Mahoney Jr
Ronan
James H. Green
Attorney General’s Office
Rowantas
Williams Air Force Base
Phoenix
Arizona
Snow Flake Family Visits Sam Flake Kin
Sam Flake and his mother from Snow Flake host Mr. and Mrs. Sam Flake and the Flake family for a visiting gathering.
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Sam Flake
Snowflake
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Garden Club Meeting Set at Civic Center Thursday
The Scottsdale Garden club will hold its monthly meeting at the Civic Center on Thursday January 13 at 8 00 p m Guest speaker will be Mr Whitworth of the Maricopa County Extension Bureau His talk will be supplemented by slides and titled Different Soils of the Valley Attendees welcome Those who joined the Christmas party at Casa Blanca thank Mr Treadway and staff for cooperation
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Scottsdale Garden Club
Civic Center
Maricopa County
Timmy Ramsey Improves After Hand Injury Start at School
Timmy Ramsey is recovering well from a serious hand injury and was able to start school on Monday. The update notes steady progress and return to routine for the student.
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Timmy Ramsey
Arizona Druggists Sponsor Child Safely Campaign
Arizona-Druggists and Maricopa County Medical Society launch a Child Safety Campaign with pharmacies distributing a booklet What's The Answer and a bottle of Universal Antidote starting January 10, 1955. The program aims to prevent accidental poisoning by keeping medicines and chemicals away from children and destroying unused medications.
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Arizona
County Medical Society
Arizona Pharmaceutical Association
Maricopa County Medical Society
National Safety Council
Reg Mahning
Welk
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