Camporee Planned for Catalina Council Scouts
The Catalina Council announces a two day Camporee on October 22 and 23 at Ft. Lowell northeast of Tucson. Patrols of eight hike to the grounds with packs and will be judged on camping skills. An elaborate campfire is slated for the evening of October 22 with Scout leaders and Tucson businessmen attending. Camporee may exceed 60 patrols, boosted by a new national rule expanding age limits for Cub, Boy, and Explorer Scouts.
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Four Named To Juveniles Confess and U of A Staffs Of Crimes
Eight of a string of burglaries ended with the Wednesday confession of juveniles. Undersheriff Phebus and Deputy Arce reported three burglaries, including Perfect Block Co. and a West Franklin Street store. They also stole a purse from a parked car before being turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Open Sunshine School marks 23rd year Sept 19
The Arizona Sunshine school announces the opening of its 28th school year on September 19 with Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hodges as owners and directors. New associates Mr. and Mrs. Barry P. Schmidt take over as head and associate heads, bringing extensive teaching experience from Pratt Institute and Stevens Institute, plus roles at Hillyer College and Rancho Santa Cruz camps. Other faculty include Mrs. Helgn Patrick, Mrs. Madelyn Robinson, Mrs. Dorothy Ferguson, and Mrs. Martha Jane Cook.
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Teaching Stress On Wrong Things, Dr. Leonard Says
Dr. Leonard argues teachers must stress attitudes and broad civic understanding, not only tools. He proposes a four point program including longer schooling, broader equal educational opportunities, reform of school law, and greater per cent of national wealth for education. Health lectures for teachers are announced and fall opening dates set for Tucson schools.
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Police Chief Faces Back-To-Back Traffic Incidents
Chief R. E. Dysart of Fort Worth sees two misfortunes on a single day as his department car collides with another vehicle and his wife receives a traffic ticket for failing to stop at a newly installed boulevard sign.
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