Acacia Receives Charter At University Of Arizona
The Acacia fraternity earned its national charter today at the University of Arizona after a year on campus. Ten new members were initiated at the 818 East Speedway house followed by a banquet with Dr. J Byron WicCormick and deans.
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Acacia Fraternity
University of Arizona
E. Speedway
J. Byron WicCormick
Acacia
Order of DeMolay
University of Michigan
Sander Hunt
Robert Sorter
Donald Willins
Glen Robinett
First Baptist Bible School Yule Party Named
The First Baptist Bible School Christmas party is at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the church auditorium. The Out and Out class of blind and partially blind children will perform with Peggy De Spain reading Braille. Mrs Walter Mortenson presents tableau scenes and beginners recite and sing. White Gifts for the King is the theme.
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First Baptist Bible School
Peggy de Spain
Walter Mortenson
Man Given Fine Or Jail In Stolen Gloves Case
Eddie Collins a 49 year old transient was fined 30 dollars or ordered to 15 days in jail in city court on a charge of possessing stolen property. Deming of Payless Drug Co reported seeing Collins take gloves from a store counter and later sell them to workmen on a construction project. Police found three pairs of leather gloves in Collins possession at a nearby cafe.
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Eddie Collins
Collins
H. E. Deming
The
Payless Drug Co
E. Congress St
Deming
Stone Avenue
East Broadway
Hair Restoring Formula From 1742 Found In Williamsburg
Researchers uncover an 18th century hair restorer from The Compleat Housewife printed in 1742. The formula lists boar grease ashes of burnt bees and southern wood musk and other ingredients with directions to apply daily before the full moon to grow hair.
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Williamsburg
U.P
William Parks
300 Million Suit By Austrians Seen
In Santa Barbara Dr Andrew De Salza announced he will represent two Austrian heirs of Capt John Sutter in a $300 million suit against the U S government The heirs Emma Leuchter and Otto Oezy Schoenbach live in Vienna and claim ownership of Sutter’s Sacramento valley estate seized during the California gold rush.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
United States
John Sutter
California
Andrew de Salza
Sutter
Sacramento Valley
de Salza
Vienna
Austria
Emma Leuchter
Otto Oezy-Schoenbach
Sara Sutter Kittinger
Pravda Denounces Truman Emergency Proclamation
Pravda labels President Truman's national emergency as war hysteria and claims no threat to U.S. security. The editorial contrasts this with accusations that U.S. forces invade Korea and occupy Formosa, asserting distant actions threaten China’s security.
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Moscow
U.P
Pravda
Truman
America
U.S
Korea
Formosa
China
Court San Agustin Fiesta Today
Court San Agustin Catholic Daughters of America hosts a Christmas fiesta at the Knights of Columbus hall with readings from visiting members, a pantry shower for the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Eucharist, gifts, a program, and refreshments. Miss Frances Kohler is general chairman. guests bring a staple and an exchange gift.
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Court San Agustin
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Missionary Sisters of the Holy Eucharist
Frances Kohler
GE Radio Pioneer Dies After Long Illness
Martin P. Rice, director of publications for General Electric for 35 years, died at his Schenectady home after a long illness. A pioneer in radio broadcasting, he supervised WGY in 1922 and helped operate KGO in Oakland and KOA in Denver.
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N. Y
Martin P. Rice
General Electric Co
Rice
WGY
KGO
Oakland
Calif
KOA
Denver
Colo
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