Shrew Both Good And Bad At Safford High Play
The Summer Thespian guild presents The Taming of the Shrew at Safford school auditorium with Mary Kate Zinn and Max Manning in lead roles. critique notes witty cuts and mechanical delivery but praises performances and overall effort amid simple staging and costumes.
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Safford School
Thespian Guild
Shakespeare
George Kaufman
Sam Raphaelson
Katherine
Kate
Bianca
Petruchio
Shrew
the Shrew
Gene Jones
George Spelvin
Miss Zinn
Manning
Annette Christiansen
William Adams
Jon Robson
Ramon Cadiz
Dana McDan
Egypt Ban Sparks Indifference Over County Quarantine
In Ellensburg Washington August 11 Egypt barred Kittitas county visitors citing bubonic plague germs found nearby. A state health official, Mitchell Mondala, mocked the ban and suggested extending it to five more counties while noting field mice as the pest carriers in central Washington.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Egypt
Kittitas County
World Health Organization
Mitchell Mondala
Mondala
Washington
Democratic candidates tour major cities in governor race
Democratic candidates for governor stump in major cities across the state before focusing on Maricopa and Pima counties. Ralph Watkins hosts a watermelon event in Santa Rita park while other hopefuls travel from Kingman to Prescott and Winslow delivering pointed critiques of the incumbent regime and highway spending.
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Maricopa
Pima
Ralph Watkins
Santa Rita Park
Bob Tanawerill
Uwlatbine
Kingman
Ann Frohmiller
Douglas
Winslow
Safford
Springerville
Richard F. Harless
Prescott
Harless
Highway Commission
Smith
Dan E. Garvey
Santa Rosa
Calif
National Guard
Jim Smith
Arizona
Services Held For Mrs. Oda J. Bass
Funeral services were held at Bring's chapel for Mrs. Oda J. Bass who died Thursday at her home in Tucson. Rev. Maurice G. Ballenger officiated with burial in Evergreen cemetery. She was 68 and survived by husband Mack C. Bass two daughters Mrs Webb Bond and Mrs Marystone both of Tucson a son Frank C. of Benson a sister Mrs Ada Lentz of Tucson and three grandsons. She was born in Greenbrier Arkansas and had lived in Tucson 21 years. Pallbearers were John C. Epley Larry Woods Ivan Mardis C K Jones Minter Harper and Bryant Bond.
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Bring’s Chapel
Oda J. Bass
E. Willard Ave
Maurice G. Ballenger
University-Catalina
Marystone
Tucson
Frank C
Benson
Ada Lentz
Greenbrier
Ark
John C. Epley
Larry Woods
Ivan Mardis
C. K. Jones
Minter Harper
Bryant Bond
Arrangements for Harry E Driggs Died at Home
Arrangements for Harry E Driggs who died at his home on 3527 East F. Lowell Road will be announced by the Arizona mortuary. He was 62 and came to Tucson nine years ago from Gas City Indiana where he belonged to Gas City lodge No 645 F&AM. He was a Knight Templar and a 32nd degree Mason. Surviving are his wife Dottie a daughter Mrs Annabel Amrhein of Hamilton Ohio a son Donald of Flora Indiana and his mother Mrs Iona Bandtel of Hamilton. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service says New England accounts for one fifth of the nation’s fish catch.
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Harry E. Driggs
E. F. Lowell
Arizona
Mr. Driggs
Tucson
Gas City
Ind
F&am
Dottie
Annabel Amrhein
Hamilton
Ohio
Donald
Flora
Iona_ Bandtel
Czech workers flee behind iron curtain to Austria
Dr Franz Helmut Leitner Austrian Konsul in New York says about 10 000 Czechoslovakian craftsmen have fled to Austria to work and produce items like Bohemian glass and Jaegerndorf herb liquor, shown at the first United States international trade fair in Chicago.
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Chicago
Franz Helmut Leitner
New York
Austria
Silesian
Czechoslovakia
Leitner
United States
Air Force to Call 50 000 Reserves to Active Duty
The Air Force and Army plan major recalls, summoning 59 444 more reserves and boosting active duty totals to 121 444 within 2.5 months. The Air Force expects 8 000 officers and 42 000 enlisted by early fall as an initial requirement with further recalls anticipated.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
Far East
U. S. Plans Global Propaganda War Against Russia
State department officials outline operation figleaf a global propaganda counter offensive against Moscow over Korea. The plan uses Voice of America and overseas films to expose Soviet stalling in the UN while keeping diplomatic ties intact. Acheson proposes an $89 million campaign fund to back the effort with support from Sen Knowland.
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John M. Hightower Ashington
State Department
Russia
Lon
Korea
United Nations
Voice of America
Moscow
U.N
Acheson
U.N. Security Council
Jakob Malik
Security Council
U. N
Malik
Council
Truman
United States
Warren Austin
Lake Success
Sen
Knowland
Arizona citrus crop yields below average due to freeze damage
Arizona on August 1 showed a citrus crop a little below average with some areas suffering very poor prospects from last winter’s freeze. Others escaped damage and expect heavy yields while lemons are extremely short. National outlook improved versus a year ago.
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Washington
Arizona
U. S. Agriculture Department
One Dog And One Cat Only For Households
Newark moves to limit families to one dog and one cat. City health officials back the measure for sanitary reasons. The ordinance, to be heard August 23, carries penalties up to 200 dollars fine or 90 days in jail or both.
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Newark
N. J
City Health Department
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E. R
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