University of Arizona 1060 Graduates to Be Honored
Baccalaureate services for UA 1060 graduates take place at 8 p.m. in the university stadium with Bishop Francis E. Bloy delivering the address. Rev. Jerry Wallace gives the invocation and Rev. Dan Huntington Fenn delivers the benediction. Dr. Richard A. Harvill will introduce the speaker. Commencement follows Wednesday with ROTC cadets receiving commissions and Dr. Alvin C. Eurich as main speaker. Music by the university concert band and choir. Commissions and degrees will be conferred on 1060 graduates from 40 states and 11 foreign countries.
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University of Arizona
University Stadium
Francis E. Bloy
Episcopal Diocese of
Los Angeles
Bloy
University of Missouri
Jerry Wallace
Grace Episcopal Church
Dan Huntington Fenn
Unitarian Church of Tucson
Richard A. Harvill
University
ROTC
Student Union
Alvin C. Eurich
New York
Ford Fund For the Advancement of Education
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University of Maine
Northwestern
Minnesota
Stanford
New York University
Albert T. Bilgray
Temple Emanu-El
George M. Dyke
Salpointe High School
Samuel S. Fain
John H. Bloom
Dr. Harvill
Arizona
District of Columbia
U. S
Deaf Blind Rites Set At Arizona School
Annual honors assembly at the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind will be held at 10 30 am Monday with superintendent E W Tillinghast presenting scholarships citizenship dormitory and special awards for achievement and service. Graduation ceremonies are set for 8 pm Tuesday with Invocator Rev Jack Prichard and benediction by Rev Jerry Wake. Graduates include Harold Brown Betty Sherman June Grace Nordwick Laurence Plate Jerry Ilion Henry Garcia Dawn Ray Phillips and others. program features a legend of the southwest Indians in song and dance.
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Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind
E. W. Tillinghast
Tillinghast
Charles A. Carson
Tucson
Jack Prichard
Jerry Wake
Harold Brown
June Robertson
Department For the Blind
Betty Sherman
St. Defiance
Department To the Deaf
June Grace Nordwick
Laurence Plate
Jerry Ilion
Phoenix
Henry Garcia
Lior
Dawn Ray Phillips
Globe
Narcotics Decline Not Felt In State
John Walker, Maricopa county probation officer, says nationwide teen drug addiction decline contrasts with Arizona. He notes 250 cases in Maricopa county in two years, 23 of them high school students. Mrs. North, state PTA president, cites national reports and calls for education, vigilance, and stricter narcotics penalties. Arizona law effective July 1 imposes prison up to 50 years and fines up to 50000.
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Arizona
John Walker
Maricopa County
Walker
North
PTA
Ward named chief of VA Hospital Section
Dr. J. P. Ward will head the phys ical medicine and rehabilitation division at the veterans hospital here. Previously director of the state health department since 1947, he is due to start about June 20 with a salary near 12 000 including a AMA specialty bonus. Dr. Clarence G. Salsbury to succeed him at the state health department.
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J. P. Ward
Veterans Hospital
Ward
State Department of Health
American Medical Association
Arizona Health Department
Clarence G. Salsbury
State Health Department
Improvement Interest Due for 14 Districts
Midyear interest installments for 14 improvement districts are due at the county treasurer by close of business Monday June 2. A 5 percent penalty applies to late payments. Total due is 24 760 dollars across 2 489 assessments. about 50 percent collected to date. Districts include Alvernon Bel Air Colonial Heights Desert Highlands El Montevideo Fairmount Halcyon Road Miracle Mile Manor North Tucson Boulevard Olive Park San Clemente Tucson Boulevard Vista Hermosa Wakefield.
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el Montevideo
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Halcyon Road
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North Tucson Boulevard
Olive Park
San Clemente
Tucson Boulevard
Vista Hermosa
Wakefield
Martin Asks Re election in Arizona District 11 race
State Representative Ray Martin Democrat of Pima district 11 announces bid for re election aiming for party nomination in the September 9 primary. Veteran lawmaker, four terms from district 3 and prior term in district 11, married resident of 3946 East Miner Street. Republican Norval W. Jasper, local attorney and part time deputy county attorney, also seeks the district 11 seat. Martin backed a home construction completion bond measure due June 26 to protect buyers from liens, with waivable bonding. He has shown interest in city county improvement efforts and sat on multiple committees in the 20th legislature.
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Ray Martin
Pima
Martin
E. Miner St
Norval W. Jasper
Jasper
Arizona Development
Hundreds enroll for THS summer school offering several courses
Tucson high school students sign up for summer session June 9 to July 18. Principal Andy Tolson says about 300 have enrolled, with around 600 expected overall. Courses include English American history American problems Algebra geometry Spanish and typing.
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Tucson High School
Andy Tolson
Women Lead Civil Defense Drive In Community
Thirty-two civil defense chairmen from 17 local women's organizations completed a three day training session in Tucson. They plan first aid courses, recruit volunteers for police and fire services, and push civil defense in schools through PTA chapters.
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Civil Defense
Thainounaraune
Water Rate Hike Sparks Arizona Hearing Move
Government Heights Water Co faces a public rate increase hearing at 10 a.m. on June 2 before the Arizona corporation commission. Opponents led by Sam Sloan seek to block higher charges while other private water firms apply for certificates of convenience and necessity.
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Government Heights Water Co
Arizona Corporation Commission
American Legion
Mel J D. Michael
Government Heights
Sam Sloan
Joe E. Titchenal
James V. Cardi
Rillito Water Con
F. Fred Roberts
William A. Mitchell
E. F. Rucker
Landsdale Water Co
Sunnyside Water Co
iErnst Water Co
Harry Weinstein
Benson Highway Water Co
Bank Debits Rise 20 Percent From 1951 in Tucson
Tucson banks reported a 20 percent week over week increase in debits. For the week ending Wednesday debits totaled 22 821 296 compared with 18 995 736 for the week ending May 23 1951. Debits reflect funds drawn on accounts and signal business activity. Banks have shown year to year gains in 98 of the past 99 weeks.
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Tucson
Mexico Builds Border City on U S Mexico Border
Mexico plans a new city named for President Miguel Alemán ten miles north of Sonoita Sonora and 161 miles south of Phoenix. Nacional Financiera earmarks 10 million pesos for the project with 650 acres cleared and wells drilled. Adolfo De La Huerta serves as coordinator. the aim is housing and irrigated land to lure migrants back.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Arizona
Miguel Aleman
Sonoita
Sonora
Phoenix
Nacional Financiera
Government Finance Corporation
U. S
Adolfo de la Huerta
Lions Club Luncheon Hears Alumni Secretary Lee Lowery
South Tucson Lions Club hosts Lee Lowery executive secretary of the university alumni association at the La Jolla restaurant for a Monday luncheon at 12:15 p.m. Later at 6:45 p.m the "Y's" Men club will install officers and welcome new members during a dinner at the YMCA.
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Lee Lowery
South
Shop Owners Join ITU Vote for Tucson Delegates
Proprietor members of the city's printshops joined their employees this week to elect local delegates to the International Typographical union convention in Cincinnati August 16 to 22. Erle Glidewell and Byron Goforth were chosen as delegates with James Macqueen and Will Francis as alternates. The balloting shows C. G. Sparkman of Detroit close to incumbent president Woodruff Randolph. In Tucson 103 of 111 journeymen voted, part of an estimated 75,000 of 100-year-old union members who have cast ballots. The international union's total membership in the United States Canada and Pacific islands nears 90,000. Proprietor members have had full privileges since 1860, eight years.
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Cincinnati
Erle Glidewell
Byron Goforth
James Macqueen
Will Francis
C. G. Sparkman
Detroit
Woodruff Randolph
Tucson
International Organization
United States
Canada
Pacific Islands
Local Proprietor Members Vote in Union Ballot
After the founding of this union a fairly unusual practice appears in ballots on adopting contracts for wages hours and conditions of employment proprietor members are eligible to vote with their employer Local proprietor members are C A Betts Herb Morrison H A Reynolds F M Robredo and Charles H Stewart.
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C. A. Betts
Herb Morrison
H. A. Reynolds
F. M. Robredo
Charles H. Stewart
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