Speakman Returns From Seattle Trip
Judge Howard C. Speakman returned Wednesday from Seattle where he had sat on the federal bench for two months. He said all civil and criminal cases on the docket will be set for trial Monday. Twenty four civil suits on OPA rent violations and a government suit to cancel a mining patent in the Catalina mountain recreation area will be slated for trial, along with various crimes including marijuana tax act and unlawful entry. Court opens at 10 am Monday.
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Howard C. Speakman
Seattle
Wash
Speakman
OPA
Randolph Jenks
Catalina Mountain Recreation
John Robert Goodrich
St. Mary’s High School
Phoenix
Chandler Veale
Robert Lee Sanford
Buckeye High School
Kenneth Ward Harter
Oracle Road
Ivolve
Scholarships Given Nine At UA for Agriculture Studies
Nine Arizona freshmen studying agriculture at the University of Arizona received $125 Sears Roebuck foundation scholarships announced by Dr. Russell W. Cline. Awards, begun in 1941, honor scholarship, leadership and community activity with several veterans among recipients.
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Arizona
University of Arizona
Sears, Roebuck & Co. Foundation
Russell W. Cline
Department of Agricultural and Home Economics
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
FFA
Marvin D. Johnson
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Johnson
Willcox High School
Byron Collins Forsyth
Maurice Roger Koonce
Sunshine Climate Club Drives Toward $42,500 Goal
By 1 p m Thursday the three day Sunshine Climate Club drive reported $25,000 in donations with manager William Chamberlain predicting the total will reach the high 20s of thousands once all receipts are tallied. Prizes include suitcases, card table and chairs, and trips to the Grand Canyon. A $100 donation came from the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce praising the drive as the state’s most outstanding advertising job. The campaign closed at noon Thursday with only post deadline subscriptions eligible for awards.
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Sunshine Climate Club
William Chamberlain
Santa Rita
Chamberlain
Grand Canyon
Lewis E. Haas
Phoenix Chamber of
Cmmerce
Phoenix Chamber
Alumnus Magazine Prints Two Color Campus Issue
The Arizona Alumnus, UA official publication, released a September October issue with a two color cover. It features housing, registration, homecoming plans, the student union memorial center drive, a tribute to William Bray, ROTC and air corps program expansions, campus expansion plans with aerial photos, and remarks by Don Phillips.
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Arizona Alumnus
University of Arizona Alumni Association
J. Melvin Goodson
William Bray
J. F. McKale
Bray
ROTC
Arizona Wildcats
Don Phillips
Arizona
Carol Walker Tufts
Prescott
Juvenile arraigned in car theft across state lines
A 15 year old, arraigned before U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay on transporting a stolen 1937 Buick across state lines from Excelsior Springs Missouri. With no money, he sold a tire in Freeport Texas for seven dollars and parts in Joplin Missouri Freeport Texas and Van Horn Texas to fund a trek to California.
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U.S
Thomas H. McKay
L. V. Dawson
Excelsior Springs
Benson
Felix la Rue
Freeport
Tex
Joplin
Texas
van Horn
California
Dr Purcell to Speak at Mathematics Physics Seminar
Dr Edwin J Purcell associate professor of mathematics at the University of Arizona will speak at the Mathematics Physics seminar at 4 40 p m next Tuesday in room 208 chemistry physics building on campus. He will discuss The Extension of Geiser's Involution to n dimensional Space. Purcell is author of numerous mathematical treatises.
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Edwin J. Purcell
University of Arizona
R. F. Graesser
Purcell
Geiser
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United States
Elco
Martin Drug
Hollywood
Majestic
Harper's Bazaar
Tucson
Congress
Stone Avenue
Pima County
Landscaping Service
Wallis Cleaning Service
Bast
Peoples Fuel & Feed Co
Luana
Brockton
Dr. Purcell
Valley Realty
N. Stone Ave
Freddie Ann
Beauty Shop
South Stone Avenue
Becky Arino
Vonage
Tana
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