Modern Trends In Agriculture Discussed At Arizona Conference
Dr Sherman Dickinson of Missouri outlined eleven trends guiding agricultural education at the University of Arizona conference. Topics included integrating agricultural with general education, broader training, placement focus, lifelong learning, individualized instruction, supervised farm practice, total farm system view, cross-section course structure, higher teacher prep standards, self evaluation, and continued education. The opening session included welcome remarks by Deans McCormick and Burgess and was led by Arthur Snyder with further talks planned through Saturday noon.
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University of Arizona
Sherman Dickinson
University of Missouri Agricultural Education Department
Dickinson
Aggie
Farmers of America
Agricultural College
Dr. Dickinson
J. Byron McCormick
College of Law
Paul S. Burgess
College of Agriculture
Dean Burgess
Arthur G. Snyder
H. W. Humbert
First National Bank of Arizona
Agricultural Committee
Arizona Bankers’ Association
Rain Boosts Arizona Water as Dust Storm Hits Phoenix
Thunder showers swept eastern and northern Arizona adding needed moisture. Childs in Verde valley yielded 1.23 inches with 600 acre feet runoff to Bartlett Dam storage. Flagstaff saw .75 inch while dust storms darkened Phoenix streets in midafternoon.
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Arizona
Bisbee
Childs
Verde Valley
Bartlett
Salt River
Prescott
Ash Fork
Tucson
Roosevelt Dam
U. S. Weather Bureau
Arizona-New Mexico
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Lions Club to Install Officers at Evening Meeting
John D. Lyons will be installed as president of the Lions Club at a 7 p.m. meeting of the Lions and Lionesses at the Pioneer hotel. The event replaces today’s regular luncheon and also installs John I. Reilly Jr as vice president and a slate of officers including W. R. Vreeland Dan Kinerk H G DeWolf William Howe Robert Geisler Charles Arquides and Frank Potter Lynn Martin and William Fitchett as directors. Art Pacheco is retiring president. Vin Hengesbach leads the organizing committee.
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John D. Lyons
Lions Club
Lions and Lionesses
Pioneer Hotel
Lyons
John I. Reilly, Jr
W. R. Vreeland
Dan Kinerk
H. G. DeWolf
William Howe
Robert Geisler
Charles Arquides
Frank Potter
Lynn Martin
William Fitchett
Art Pacheco
Vin Hengesbach
Births Reported From Local Homes and Fort Huachuca
Birth notices list a girl born to Mr and Mrs Paul Thompson at St Marys hospital at 2 15 am June 25. A girl born to Mr and Mrs W R Maxwell Fort Huachuca at 12 21 am. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Raymond 1437 East Waters at 2 45 am June 25 at St Marys hospital. A girl born to Mr and Mrs James J Wesson 105 North Second avenue at 2 08 am June 26 at St Marys
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Paul Thompson
North Hoff
St. Mary’s Hospital
W. R. Maxwell
Fort Huachuca
Leonard Raymond
East Waters
James J. Wesson
North Second Avenue
Britain Sets Up Million-Strong Home Defense Force
London dispatch reports Britain moving toward arming civilians and expanding fortifications as part of a total defense plan. Half a million regulars form the first land line with 500,000 more trained citizens behind, plus 500,000 local defense volunteers. Fortifications boost harbors, roads, bridges and railroads to deter invasion.
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London
Great Britain
War Office
Daily Express
Evening Standard
Lord Beaverbook
Britain
Royal Navy
Royal Air Force
France
New Zealand
Flanders
Immunization Urged for Diphtheria and Whooping Cough
Phoenix June 27 Dr. Fred Perkins state public health superintendent urged immunization of children for diphtheria and whooping cough saying too few infants are protected by simple safe medical procedures. He added both diseases may be prevented or modified when affecting children.
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Phoenix
Fred Perkins
Appeal Filed to State Supreme Court on Second Pima Division
The state supreme court will hear an appeal from Judge Levi S. Udall’s order creating a second division of Pima county superior court. Briefs from County Attorney J Mer cer Johnson and from Richard H. Chambers and Herbert F. Krucker were filed to speed a ruling before adjournment for summer.
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State Supreme Court
Levi S. Udall
Apache County
Pima County
Superior Court
Supreme Court
J. Mer
Richard H. Chambers
Herbert F. Krucker
County Board of Supervisors
Phoenix
Udall
William G. Hall
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EPSOM
Dr. Lyons
Gea
Oran
Sinclair Lewis
John Steinbeck
Faith Baldwin
Reg
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Woopbury
Kwick
Crookes
Howland Swim Caps
ENO
Fough eLong
Johnny Bulla
Dr. West
Golden CR Bae m
Mennens
Eres
Lesh
North State Dukes
Torge
Hour
Kotex NA Reg
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Pkins
Jewelers
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Stone
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Bulova
Elgin
Waltham
Green
Hamilton
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