Nuclear plants shape U.S. lead in atoms for peace program
Industrial News Review argues the United States will close the Great Britain gap by 1960s with 131 private utilities investing $375 million in diverse reactor designs. It notes rapid plant rollouts across regions and emphasizes learning which reactor types are most efficient to sustain leadership in atomic power.
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mid-West
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Industrial News
Automobile racing is for adults not children
A Scottsdale editorial argues adults should not expose children to auto racing risk. It contends racing thrills appeal to grown ups who may buy or build a race car, while children should not be asked to assume the dangers of gasoline engines and four wheels.
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Judo Classes Begin at Scottsdale High Under YMCA
Scottsdale High School resumes judo with Bob Miller, Sho-dan, leading boys each Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. in the auxiliary gym. Students progress from falls to throws, train safely under supervision, and may enter shinis with other dojos. YMCA details available at WH 53-2941.
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Bob Miller
PFC Carl Hobson Plays In France During Tour
PFC Carl J. Hobson 20 son of Mrs. Hazel Hobson Scottsdale is on temporary duty with Special Services in Verdun France staging a three act play and later presenting at the U S Army France Festival in Paris Hobson serves as engineer storage specialist at Headquarters Detachment U S Army General Depot Toul France He entered the Army in June 1958 completed basic at Fort Carson arrived overseas last March and is a 1957 Scottsdale High School graduate who attended Arizona University.
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Miss Scottsdale to represent city in Miss Arizona contest
From Scotts dale Progress files November 5 1854 Miss Carla Phelps 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Carrall Phelps named Miss Scottsdale to represent the community in the Miss Arizona contest at the Arizona State Fair. Also noted party for Tommy Jenks and Sal ad Bowl princess Pat Prouty for Scottsdale high school. Post office move completed with no service interruption and no box increases. DeMolay mothers meet Phoenix chapter Mrs Women Frye hosts district 5 BPW fall conference in Scottsdale.
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William Huddleston
Charles Cox
Harlan Albany
James Boyd
Jeanette Pyson
Scottsdale Elementary School Lunch Menu Week Preview
Progress prints the Scottsdale district luncheon plan for next week. Read shows meals listed for Monday to Friday with items like macaroni and cheese meat loaf Texas hash enchiladas and side dishes. Veterans Day closes school on Wednesday.
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Red Cross evening orientation set for volunteers
A Monday 7 15 p.m. orientation program at the Red Cross chapterhouse 329 North Third Avenue invites Maricopa County volunteers. Mrs. George Aurelius says the session suits workers seeking to aid the Red Cross valley wide. No age limit. volunteers needed in hospitals, sewing, welfare counseling, clerical work, and driver service.
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5 000 Youths Enrolled in Arizona 4-H This Year
More than 5 000 Arizona youths joined the 4 H club program in the past year the highest enrolment in state history. Graham P Wright state leader of 4 H club work at the University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service notes the 1959 60 year is underway. Boys and girls aged 10 to 21 may join from farms ranches or cities and select projects from crops dairy electric entomology garden clothing home furnishings foods handcrafts home grounds livestock poultry soils tractor junior leadership among others. The 4 H motto is To Make the Best Better.
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Arizona
Graham P. Wright
University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service
Red Cross Offers Class on November 9
Mrs. Aurelius urged interested residents to register by calling the Red Cross at AL 87861 and plan to attend the class on November 9.
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