Roosevelt School Lawn Festival Promises Major Spring Event
Roosevelt elementary's annual spring festival, to be held on Friday at 7 30 p m on the school lawn, features a large program. Under Miss Josephine Mustard second grade teacher, grades one through three present Sallys Birthday Party with Diana Herndon Guillermina Leon and others. Five musical stories with dances and songs include Mary Had a Little Lamb Little Jack Horner and other Mother Goose rhymes. A concluding segment has grades four five and six enacting The Selfish Giant directed by Mrs Faye Burr with cast including David Warman Patricia Cunningham Barbara Henderson Joy Anderson and David Beekman.
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Roosevelt Elementary School
Roosevelt
Winnie Wheeler
Josephine Mustard
Sally
Diana Herndon
Guillermina Leon
Patti Beekman
Wanda Anderson
Gary Billy Pershing
Jimmie J
Nancy Griffflen
Jimmy
Billy Swanson
Darel Magee
Joey Hummer
Mary
Dicky Romero
Bonnie Lind
Ralph Spencer
Michael Steinborn
Millard Taylor
Jimmy Bozzell
Mickey Lassen
Karen Weigel
Larry McKib
Oscar Wilde
Mary Neel
Elinor Wear
Allene Atwood
Ruth Endelman
David Warman
Patricia Cunningham
Barbara Henderson
Joy Anderson
David Beekman
Mrs. Lillie L. Riley Buried in East Tucson
Mrs. Lillie L. Riley to be buried in East Tucson after funeral rites. Survivors include three sons H and James B in city offices and Edward H with the industrial commission, two more sons in Brooklyn, a Florida daughter, and five grandchildren. She was a member of St Ambrose parish.
Bugs In Soil To Pay For Research Plant
Rutgers University on May 5 announced a new institute of microbiology funded by royalties from the streptomycin patent discovered by Dr. Selman A. Waksman at the New Jersey agricultural experiment station. The institute aims to reinvest profits into microbiology research with an annual budget about 250000, directed by Waksman, and supported by university funds and outside grants.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers University
Institute of Microbiology
Selman A. Waksman
N. J. Agricultural Experiment Station
Robert G. Clothier
Rutgers
Waksman
Bandit Youths Given 20 Year Sentences in Train Robbery
In Fairmont West Virginia on May 5 two Youngstown Ohio youths Lyman Ramsdell age 23 and George L Ashton age 20 were sentenced by Federal Judge Harry E Watkins to 20 years in prison for hijacking the Baltimore and Ohio Ambassador train near Martinsburg March 9 and robbing about 100 passengers of around 1000 dollars. Each also received a 10 year term on armed robbery counts to run concurrently. Ramsdell's wife and Ashton’s mother were present. Ashton’s mother sues the railroad alleging illegal sale of intoxicants to a minor aboard the train.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Harry E. Watkins
Lyman Ramsdell
George L. Ashton
Youngstown
B&o
Martinsburg
Washington, D. C
Watkins
Ramsdell
Ashton
Hearing Voices These Days It s No Wonder
In New York on May 5 the Acoustical Society of America reported 151,000,000 artificial voices from devices that talk. Dr. Harry F. Olson of RCA listed 35,000,000 telephones 10,000,000 public address systems 25,000,000 phonographs 80,000,000 radios and 1,000,000 televisions plus 18,000 sound theaters attracting 90,000,000 weekly attendees. He said sound reproduction has sparked a revolution in entertainment and culture accessible by a flip of a switch.
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New York
United States
Acoustical Society of America
Harry F. Olson
Radio Corp. of America
Record 9144 Bags Landed At Cobh Mail Yard
In a recent week a record 9,144 bags of United States mail were landed at Cobh Ireland. The large consignment underscored Ireland’s role in transatlantic mail flows during the period.
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United States
Cobh
Eire
Liability Of Union For Its Acts Studied
Washington May 5 The National Labor Relations Board called for argument on whether a union found guilty of illegal picketing must pay lost wages for employees kept from work by pickets. An NLRB examiner held the CIO Furniture Workers union and Local 472 violated laws during a 1947 strike at Hardwood Flooring Co. in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
CIO. Furniture Workers Union
Hardwood Flooring Co
Hagerstown
Uncovered Wells Reported Across Arizona
State Land Commissioner C. C. Williams said on Thursday that a number of uncovered wells have been found in various parts of the state. He had appealed to the public to report such sites.
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Phoenix
C. C. Williams
Unions Face Back Pay Duty in Picketing Case
The general counsel urged the NLRB to require unions to pay wages lost by workers kept out of plants by picketing. Unions argued their picketing was legal and should not incur liability, while the employer had been ordered to pay back wages for unlawfully discharged workers.
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NLRB
Hazard elimination tackles open well danger nationwide
Reports from Tucson Patagonia and the Scottsdale district cite open wells posing hazards as authorities plan measures to prevent tragedies. The Patagonia hazard is noted at 35 feet deep.
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Tucson
Patagonia
Scottsdale
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