Dixie Gammage scholastic memorial prize seeks Arizona high school graduates
The State Press will award annually a Dixie Gammage memorial scholarship to a deserving, needy Arizona high school graduate. A five member Arizona board plus all high school principals will select the winner based on merit and need regardless of race creed or religion. The board includes notable civic leaders and college staff. A note adds Ohio’s Marietta settlement history from 1788.
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Dixie Dees Gammage
Grady Gammage
Arizona State College
State Press
Dixie Gammage
Arizona
Gammage
National City
Calif
Louis Meyers
George Yates
Department of Special Services
Tom Harter
Sahuaro
Local residents visitaries and students noted in Prescott and Tempe
Mr and Mrs Henry Farlee traveled to Prescott on October 3 to visit Mrs Threatie Stroppe and Mr and Mrs Wesley Stevens. Joe Smith studies at Southwest Seminary Phoenix his second year and also takes courses at Arizona State College Tempe. Blanching used in celery sea kale asparagus rhubarb and lettuce growth.
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Henry Farlee
Prescott
Threatie Stroppe
Wesley Stevens
Joe Smith
Southwest Seminary
Phoenix
Seminary
Arizona State College
Tempe
FFA Judging Team To Attend Confab In Kansas City
Scottsdale High School FFA dairy judging team earned a invite to the national convention in Kansas City Missouri on November 19 18. The group had planned to go to the National Dairy Show in Waterloo Iowa but eligibility issues arose after a state FFA office personnel change. Bob Taylor the state executive secretary commented on the plan shift.
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Scottsdale High School
Future Farmers of America
FFA Organization
Kansas City
Waterloo
Iowa
EFA
Scottsdalians
Hayden Returns to Arizona for Campaigning Talks
Senator Carl Hayden arrived in Arizona on Tuesday to campaign for the Democratic Party and said he will stay until late next month. He discussed water rights, predicted a new bill to authorize the Central Arizona Project, and commented on Russia avoiding a new war due to postwar cleanup duties.
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Carl Hayden
Arizona
Democratic Party
Colorado
Hayden
Russia
Arizona State ROTC Students Reach Four Hundred
More than 400 Arizona State College students wear ROTC khaki today. Col. Carl Budd Wahle says the basic division has 330 students, with 25 in second year basic, 20 in advanced field artillery, and 29 in advanced air force. ROTC units were activated July 1 and provide draft deferments while students stay in good standing.
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Arizona State College
United States Reserve Officers Training Corps
Carl Budd Wahle
Department of Military Science and Tactics
Field Artillery
Air Force Reserve
Advanced Field Artillery
Advanced Air Force
Ottumwa Iowa Key Coal Center and Rail Hub
Ottumwa Iowa serves as the heart of the state’s bituminous coal fields and functions as a railroad and manufacturing center.
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Ottumwas
Iowa
Arizona judged at national convention 20th anniversary noted
A local Arizona judging team expresses pride in representing the state at the national convention in Kansas City which marks the 20th anniversary of the organization. The group will partly fund delegates’ travel from proceeds of a recent high school dance. Newly elected officers are Neil John president Alfred Austin vice president Gaylan Bradford secretary Arleigh Richmond treasurer Burl Avery reporter Milfred Makil sentinel.
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Kansas City
National Organization
Neil John
Alfred Austin
Gaylan Bradford
Arleigh Richmond
Burl Avery
Milfred Makil
Sentinel
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