The Kids To Work Teenage Employment Drive in Tucson
An action committee at the Elks club plans a year round youth employment office in Tucson to provide part time work for teenagers. Miss Karin Stallcup cites Phoenix success and youth leadership to cut idleness and curb delinquency while teaching dependability through teen run services.
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Action Committee
The
Elks Club
Tucson
Jim Quen
Karin Stallcup
Pima County
Youth Employment Service Idea
Phoenix
Lyman C. Foster
Phoenix Service
Lucky Chance Tickets Declared Illegal in Pima County
Pima County Attorney Morris K. Udall says giveaways tied to purchases are lotteries since buying merchandise counts as consideration. Free chances without purchase and premium coupons are not ruled out. An attorney general opinion by Irwin Cantor clarifies the new restrictions and a formal statement will follow early next week.
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Pima County
Morris K. Udall
Udall
Irwin Cantor
Grads Pick Up Soft Touches At Arizona
The University of Arizona class of 1954 shows strong post graduate prospects says Dr. Ralph M. Robinson. Average starting salaries ranged from 300 to 400 dollars with metallurgists and engineers earning higher. Civil electrical and mechanical engineers averaged 425 dollars. Recruiting saw 89 business and industrial organizations visiting campus.
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University of Arizona
Ralph M. Robinson
Retail groups urge defeat of Phoenix sales tax amendment
Five retailer associations in Phoenix oppose a July 9 charter amendment to raise or extend the sales tax. They urge voters to defeat the proposal, noting the council’s stance against exemptions and a current tax rate of 14 percent. The move follows a court ruling calling the tax unlawful without charter authorization.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
Arizona Retail Lumber & Building Supply Association
Retail Grocers Association of Arizona
Phoenix Automobile Dealers Association
Phoenix Retail Merchants Association
Phoenix Tire Dealers Association
Boston Library Cited As Freedom Bulwark
The Boston public library was praised for courageous defense of freedom of inquiry and the right to read by the American Library Association at its 73rd annual meeting in Minneapolis. The group awarded four honorary life memberships, including Carleton B. Joedel, Berkeley librarian and longtime teacher.
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Minneapolis
Boston Public Library
American Library Association
Carleton B. Joedel
Berkeley
Calif
Flags on Display Honor Legion Heritage at Jacome's
Famous flags from the Morgan McDermott post collection go on display in Jacome's window for a week to honor patriotic holidays. The display includes a Civil War flag tied to Daniel L. Swander and a regimental flag from the seventh engineers, with loans from Orville McPherson and Maj. John A. Logan among others.
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Americanism Committee
Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Jacome
Ruhl Flag Co
Orville McPherson
Southwest Veteran
Seventh Engineers
McDermott
Meuse- Argonne
Arlington National Cemetery
John Gerdes
Citizen Photo
Jacome’s
Americanism Committee of the
Red Soldier Seeks Asylum After Lake Crossing
A Russian corporal in full uniform rowed from East to West Berlin on Havel lake to seek political asylum. U.S. officials say he hired a boat in East Berlin and crossed the border last Sunday, then was flown to West Germany for questioning while bathing beauties looked on startled.
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Berlin
Havel Lake
West Berlin
U.S
East Berlin
West Germany
Arbitration Opens On Phoenix Dairy Dispute
Arbitration of the Phoenix milk dispute began today involving seven dairies and Teamsters Local 274. Dr. J Byron McCormick of the University of Arizona acts as arbitrator. Spokesmen say the key issue is when a 40 week period for union members should start.
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Phoenix
Dairies
Teamsters
J. Byron+ McCormick
University of Arizona
Kuykendall Back In Court
Joseph E. Kuykendall an Arizona horse trainer faces a new trial next month on a misdemeanor aiding charge in Sioux Falls. He pleaded innocent and remains free on a $1,000 bond after a prior assault count was dismissed. He was previously acquitted in Omaha of slaying his heiress wife. Earl Rea of Sioux Falls was the alleged victim in the Monday night incident.
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Sioux Falls
Ls. D
Joseph E. Kuykendall
Arizona
Omaha
Earl Rea
Rea
Kuykendall
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11Th Naval District
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Citizen Photo Teenagers Plan
Elks Teenagers Employment Service of
al Morales
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Dean Zachau
THS
Bonnie Joe Barthols
Flowing Wells School
Salpointe High
Quen
State
Douglas Baker
Donna Berridge
Rita Robinson
SPALL
7V Fence Co., Inc
Pennington
Tee
ITM
Achor Sign Co
Speedway
Grads
Boston
Famous Flags
Grace Legion Collection
John A. Logan
Illinois
GAR
Logan
Walter Hewitt
Mildred Whiting
William Holmes
Frank MacMurtrie
Herbert F. Krucker
FE. F. Herman
Rodig’s
Optical Service Guild
Valley Nat
Reilly
Jonni
Cecelia
M. Chris A. Reilly
Reilly Reilly
E. Pennington
Bernard Gimbel
Curtis Publishing Co
NBC
Ray
Dept. of Commerce
Mr. Gimbel
Ness
Bernard F. Gimbel
Bureau of Advertising Survey
Tion
Bureau OF Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Arizona Daily Star
Tulon
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