Girls State delegates elect city clerks and precinct leaders
Girls State on the UA campus opens with 185 participants registering and forming temporary cities. City clerks and three precinct committeewomen are elected, with nominating papers for city offices. A state house assembly, speeches by Gov Myrna Hooper and Rep John Rhodes, and a Girls Nation report are planned. The first Girls State newspaper prints the creed of Arizona Girls State.
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Old Pueblo
Girls State
Student Union
Liberal Arts
State House
General Assembly
Myrna Hooper
John J. Rhodes
U.S
Arizona
Ruth Ammon
Aileen Pace
Girls Nation
Creed of
Arizona Girls State
Rebee Ray Davenport
Marilyn Tench
Strike It Rich faces court over license and claims
New York welfare department charges producer Walter Framer and host Warren Hull with soliciting funds on the CBS program Strike It Rich without a license. Welfare Commissioner Henry L. McCarthy subpoenas witnesses and calls the show un American alleging its stories promote Communist propaganda and beggars in the United States.
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New York
New York Welfare Department
Henry L. McCarthy
Walter Framer
Warren Hull
McCarthy
United States
Tucson Youths Decide Between Two Local Candidates at Boys State
An Arizona Boy State primary selects between Bill Craig Phoenix Federalists and Tommy Cole Yuma Nationalists among 263 delegates. Cole defeated John O Dowd 58 to 40 and Craig beat Rudy Mazon 41 to 39. results set to be sworn in by Chief Justice M T Phelps with Gov. Howard Pyle in attendance.
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Flagstaff
Boys State
Bill Craig
Phoenix
Federalists
Tommy Cole
Yuma
Nationalist Party
M. T. Phelps
Arizona Supreme Court
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Cole
John O'Dowd
Calle Chaparita
Tucson
Craig
Rudy Mam Zon
E. First St
Roy Bennett
Chino Valley
Justice of the Supreme Court
Jim Ford
Kingman
Ted Walker
Mike Ward Phoenix
Jose Alvarez
Morenci
Delbert Cox
Ronnie Waldorf
al Morales
E. Fourth St
Bob Lange
Tucker Warren
Miami
John Choisser
Chandler
Bruce McDaniel
Warren
Ronnie Nichols
Gilbert
Ronnie Harper
Neil Richter
E. Roger Jd
Joe Kent
Coolidge
Bill Fraser
Milwaukee cafe touts coffee cheaper than booze elsewhere
A downtown Milwaukee restaurant posts a sign claiming its coffee remains cheaper than alcoholic drinks in other venues, highlighting a playful nod to value amid local bar competition.
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Milwaukee
Park Sought To Replace Consolidated Dwellings
A county board will hear a realtor committee urge tearing down the World War II public housing project on 40 acres near South Sixth Avenue and Irvington Road to create a city park. Secrist says 216 rentals vacant within a mile of the site. nearby Sunland Gardens and Western Hills show 86 and 140 vacancies respectively. Edwin B. Kenngett to lead a delegation to the 2 p.m. courthouse meeting with the Property Owners Protective Association also attend.
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Irvington Road
Orson Secrist
Real Estate Board
Consolidated Dwell
Edwin B. Kenngett
The
Property Owners Protective Association
Ex-State Legion Chief Named To Phoenix Housing Post
Ray Martinez former state commander of the American Legion and child welfare director for 11 western states has been named by Mayor Frank G Murphy to a five year term on the Phoenix housing authority. He succeeds Wade Hammond whose term expired last month.
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Phoenix
Ray Martinez
The
American Legion
Frank G. Murphy
Phoenix Housing Authority
Martinez
Legion
Wade Hammond
Coast Guard Names New Commandant In Ceremony at Treasury
Vice Admiral Alfred C Richmond was installed as commandant of the Coast Guard, succeeding Vice Admiral Merlin O Neill. Secretary Humphrey administered the oath in Washington, noting the service’s peacetime role under the Treasury. Rear Admiral James Hirshfield was sworn in as assistant commandant. Richmond hails from Waterloo Iowa and has served 32 years.
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Washington
Alfred Carroll Richmond
Coast Guard
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Richmond
The
Treasury
the Treasury
James A. Hirshfield
Waterloo
Towa
Merlin O'Neill
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