State Education Report Finds Arizona Teachers Well Trained
A Griffen Hagen & Associates survey of Arizona schools presented to the state operations committee in Phoenix finds teachers generally highly trained with bachelor and master degree levels, ranking Arizona among the top states for salaries. The report calls for stronger enforcement of certs, broader teacher training, more home visits, a new salary scale, and expanded curriculum guidance.
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Arizona
California
Griffenhagen & Associates
Phoenix
Coconino County
Apache County
Pima County
Coconino
Apache
Pima
Tucson
U. S
State Board of Education
Move Now to Meet School Construction Need
Governor Howard Pyle urged immediate action on the Griffin hagen school report in Phoenix. He said Arizona must raise 121 million dollars over 16 years by taxing currently untaxed property to fund schools. Districts could be enlarged to include all taxable property, with no further delay in tax reforms to widen the base.
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Howard Pyle
Phoenix
Griffenhagen
Pyle
Arizona
Two Plead Guilty To Grand Theft
Mickey Majaka and Armando Reyes pleaded guilty to grand theft in superior court and face sentencing at 9 15 a m Tuesday. The motion to reduce robbery charges was granted by Deputy County Atty Harry Ackerman. The case involves Carmen Abril who was robbed June 14 after leaving a taxicab. two other youths were involved, one dismissed for lack of probable cause and the other in custody at Ft. Grant.
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Mickey Majaka
Sonora St
Armando Reyes
W. Erie St
Harry Ackerman
Carmen Abril
W. Eriest
Ft. Grant
Abril
Martin Rogers
Baruch Keeps Presidential Views Private in Birthday Trip
Bernard Baruch, returning to New York from San Francisco, declined to reveal any presidential preference. He traveled to Dyerville, California for his 82nd birthday, where locals presented him with a hand-hewn redwood bench.
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New York
Bernard Baruch
San Francisco
California
Dyerville
Calif
Redwood
Top-Paid Start Held Big Need At Ft. Grant
Phoenix reports a plan to reorganize the Ft. Grant industrial school for boys. Starr says the right superintendent, paid up to 12000 dollars, plus well-trained staff, is essential, with emphasis on psychiatry psychology coaching and recreation. The eight-point program was developed for Gov. Pyle by the American Association of Social Workers committee led by Curtis Osborn.
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Phoenix
Ft. Grant Industrial School For
Ft. Grant
American Association of Social Workers
Floyd Starr
Starr Commonwealth
Albion
Mich
Howard Pyle
Starr
Grant
Curtis Osborn
United Nations
AASW
Community Chest Sets 275000 Goal For Fall Drive
Walter F E Lovejoy announced a $275000 goal for this fall's Community Chest drive and named William R Mathews as head. Last year the chest raised $226000 after a $253000 goal. The budget will be set Sept 4 and presented Sept 9. The drive runs October through November.
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Community Chest
Walter FE. Lovejoy
Chest
Lovejoy
William R. Mathews
The
Arizona Daily Star
Publisher accuses admiral of trying to gag Guam press
Rear Adm. Ernest W. Litch denied the charge that he sought to bar coverage after a publisher and editor say he threatened to gag the Guam press. Litch claimed he only confronted a columnist over insinuations about the admiral and his wife.
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Guam
Admiral
U. S
Marianas
Ernest W. Litch
Litch
Joseph Flores
Joseph R. Holmes
New York City
Flores
Holmes
Hollywood Studios Trim Star Roster Amid Shift in Industry
Paramount executive Don Hartman says studios cut star contracts to cut costs and boost picture quality. He notes boom or bust cycles, fewer films, and more outside talent as television reshapes the industry. Hartman cites Cary Grant’s script-first approach and recent exits of Alan Ladd and Betty Hutton as signs of a changing star system.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Don Hartman
Paramount Studios
Ssee Hartman
Bing Crosby
Bob Hopes
Alan Ladds
Bill Holdens
Cary Grant
Alan Ladd
Betty Hutton
Paramount
Hartman
Ladd
Hutton
Symbolic triple bells marked London grocer sign
Historical note describes a London grocer’s sign using three bell shaped objects that symbolized sugar loaves hung together, serving as a distinctive storefront emblem in a past era.
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London
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Mary
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West Coas
Parker- Kerr Furnish
Beltone
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
North Fourth Avenue
Hubbard’s
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St. Mary’s Road
Broadway
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