Girls' State Grapples With Vote Problems
Arizona Girls State participants discuss election procedures at the University, filing petitions for city primaries and preparing for municipal elections. Leaders explain voting theory while students form two parties and assign candidates across four cities. Ballot boxes and materials are supplied by the Pima county board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
American Legion Auxiliary
Girls’ State
Garet Brown
Yuma
Jackie Allen
Glendale
Margaret Rabbitt
Flagstaff
Reggie Russell
University of Arizona
Karin Stallcup
Phoenix
Katherine Pruett
Pat Dyer
Jeanne Mecqquown
Tucson
Priest Uses Gun Permit to Remove Pigeons at Indianapolis Church
Rev. William Morley, 30, of St. Joan of Arc Catholic church in Indianapolis, obtained a gun permit to exterminate 300 pigeons cluttering the church while workers redecorate the building.
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Goers
Indianapolis
William Morley
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
The
Board of Safety
Special Train Repatriates Indian Children to Navajo Homes
About 217 Indian children completed a winter school term at Chilocco Oklahoma. They returned home on a Santa Fe special train arriving at Gallup New Mexico at 10 am with others disembarking at Winslow and Flagstaff.
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Flagstaff
U.P
Chilocco
Oklo
Gallup
N. M
Winslow
Tucson Youth Is Governor Of Boys' State
Eddie Brown of Tucson won the Boys' State gubernatorial election as Federalist candidate, defeating Tucson's Tom Kelly and Mesa's Dean Larsen. Brown will be inaugurated by Chief Justice LaPrade as the Arizona Boys' State enters its third year with a full slate of state offices.
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Tucson
Flagstaff
Eddie Brown
Federalist
Tom Kelly
Dean Larsen
Mesa
Brown
Larsen
Kelly
Max Hawkins
Phil Robbins
Bob Snyder
Cottonwood
Supreme Court
Arizona
Pat Pomeroy
Howard Roberts
Bill Waldron
Safford
Nationalist Party
Richard Murphy
Florence
Federalists
Boys’ State Federalist
John Brown
Glendale
Snyder
Boys
Arthur T. LaPrade
Arizona Supreme Court
Boys’ State
Dan E. Garvey
Fred O. Wilson
John Jennings
Jack Cummard
Max Connolly
Arizona House of Representatives
Joe Richey
St. Johns
Justice of the Supreme Court
Jerry Cannon
Yuma
Roy. M. Drachman
Stanley Duke
Patrick Pomeroy
William Waldron
Robert Snyder
Don R. Brown
Tom Alexander
Don Carson
Dee Simpson
Thomas Maze
E. C. Brown
Catalina Rotary Club
Delilah Kelly
Young Negro American Legion Post of
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Globe
Joan Ham
Bisbee
Gherdenna Hulet
Holbrook
Patsy Chasta
Ruth Ann
Cholla City
Janis Polson
Williams
Barbara Burrell
Dragoon
Evelyn Bercich
Patagonia
Barbara Stamper
Claypool
Eileen Wiles
Farley
Tolleson
Nydia
Hernandez
Treewomen
Ann Mayor
Anne Marie J. Sedona
Audrey Prince
Patricia Colgan
Douglas
Beatrice Baker
Prescott
Wanda Stephens
Buckeye
Margaret MacDonald
Yucca City
Pat James
Bella Castro
Superior
Beulah Ashcroft
Eager
Betty Pruett
Sue Gin
Beverly Root
Helen Woo
la Nell Henry
Goodyear
Geneva Carol Davis
Margaret Davis
Nadine Bowman
Clifton
Colleen Black
Od Gusethinen
Saguaro City
Evira Vega
Glenna Mouser
Helen Ward
Dr. Scholl
D! Scholls Zino Pads
McMuetray
Davis Ua
First Ave
Deste
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tom Maze
LaPrade
American Legion
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Verna E. Yocum
Dial
Connecticut
Hartford
Bushnell Park
Aew
Mountain
Louisiana
Tom Inglis
E. Broadway
Grunewald & Adams
FE. Congress
U. S. Pat
COX Commercial
North Stone Avenue
Tucson, Arizona
Kit Lilely
Ama
Stone
MRA
Textron
Jade, Shocking Pink
Steinfelds
America
Whitehall
Empress
Continental and Colonial Shell
Wedgwood
Pantheon
Tree
Georgian Maid
Primrose
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