History's Trail Winds Through Southwest
Archaeologists E. B. Sayles and Robert Baker retrace 10,000 years of human activity from Lake Cochise to the Chiricahuas and San Simon Valley. They find lake beaches with ancient tools, Hand Ranch artifacts, and a continuous human record from the Ice Age to today across Southern Arizona.
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Tucson
San Simon
Mexico
Western Hemisphere
Arizona
New World
E. B. Sayles
Arizona State Museum
America
Robert Baker
Lake Cochise
Willcox
Sayles
Dos Cabezas
Chiricahuas
Saines
Hand
John Hand
Chiricahua
Acre
Santa Cruz
Douglas
Sulphur Springs Valley
Elephant Country
School Tools Used In Burglary
DETROIT police report thieves used sledge hammers and crow bars borrowed from the high school machine shop to crack a safe and steal 235 dollars.
Scholarship Winner To Attend University Of Arizona
Roland F. Schoen of Casa Grande has won a General Motors scholarship to attend the University of Arizona next year. The 17 year old son of Dr and Mrs Schoen aims to become a physician, part of GM’s five million dollar program funding 100 scholarships. Each award ranges from two hundred to two thousand dollars based on need, with schools receiving five hundred to eight hundred dollars in aid. Over twenty thousand seniors nationwide competed, including 144 from Arizona.
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Roland F. Schoen
Casa Grande
General Motors
University of Arizona
Arizona
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San Simon Cienega
Arizona-New Mexico State Line
Santa Cruz Basin
Chiricahua Mountains
Cochise
Detroit
Park Avenue
Swanway
Swanway Shopping Center
22Nd St
Tucson Blvd
Country Club