University Women Prepare For Careers As PE Teachers
At the University of Arizona, more than 60 women are registered in the physical education for women program this fall, up from 46 last year. Miss Ina E. Gittings notes no UA graduate has failed to find teaching work, with many seeking positions in summer programs. A survey of last summer's placements shows extensive ability and leadership, including camp directors, lifeguards, coaches, and instructors in crafts and arts.
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Ohio Students Protest Rules At Bowling Green State
Bowling Green State University faces student strikes as opponents of coed car restrictions press for freeing campus policies. About 1,000 protesters meet and plan further action while President Prout and student senate discuss channels for change.
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Record September housing boom drives US starts to near million
Builders began 100000 new homes in September, a September record and near the 1948 May peak. The nine month total reached 743000 new homes and apartments, with rental dwellings rising share. September construction value hit 1.902 billion, the year’s peak outlays.
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Phoenix Council Buys Moor Water Co for 38350
Phoenix city council approves purchase of the privately owned Moor Water Co for 38350 adding 250 water users to the city system. Officials note 11400 customers have been added in recent expansion. An ordinance also okays a 750000 bond issue to improve Sky Harbor airport.
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Seven Aliens Held For Illegal Entry
Seven Mexican aliens charged with illegal entry were ordered held for district court on $500 bonds each after arraignment before U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay. The hold list includes Raul Pelayo-Cicochea Salvador Cisneros-Cruz Rafael Acosta-Lopez Manuel Delgado-Reyes David Novarro-Salazar Francisco Zataray-Lopez and Jesus Mendez-Esquivel.
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Cotton Picker Held For Arkansas Murder
Robert Lee Veazey a 37 year old Arizona cotton picker was held by the FBI on murder charges in Little Rock Ark dated Oct 25 1945. He was arrested in an Eloy cotton camp and admitted his identity and flight across Arizona California and Texas. A U S Commissioner set a $10000 bond on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
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