Beverly Harris Joins Hummel & Hummel Law Firm
Tucson announces Beverly Harris, longtime resident since 1936 and University of Arizona graduate, has joined Hummel & Hummel at 146 N. Stone Ave. Harris earned a bachelor of laws in May and passed the state bar last month after completing a political science BA earlier.
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Tucson
Elections Board
Desert Mermaids
Spurs the Board of Control
Alpha Chi Omega
Harris
Kappa Beta Pi
Law
Warns Campus of Bet Cards at University of Arizona
University president Dr J Byron McCormick warned students about selling football betting cards. Guilty students face university dismissal or a semester suspension with future applications needing dean approval. He stressed fair treatment and noted the offense violates state law and will not be condoned.
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University of Arizona
J. Byron McCormick
McCormick
Richard N. Salter Promoted To State Farm Placement Supervisor
James A. Rork announced the promotion of Richard H. Salter from assistant state farm placement supervisor to state farm placement supervisor. Salter will head in the state administrative office of the employment service division for Arizona. He succeeds F. A. Potter who left to join Navajo Indian service placement in Arizona and New Mexico.
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Phoenix
James A. Rork
Arizona State Employment Service
Richard H. Salter
State
Employment Service Division
Employment Security Commission of Arizona
Salter
Employment Service
F. A
Ted) Potter
Potter
Arizona
New Mexico
State Administrative Office
The
Mesa
Department of Labor
Record of the 81st congress first session highlights
A summary lists actions by the 81st Congress in its 10 month first session including wage increases, large appropriations, foreign policy measures, extended trade programs, housing and rent controls, and government reorganization powers. It notes refusals, unfinished items, and key nominations. A separate item reports hubcap theft in Douglas, and a second notices possible testing of a new 10 000 acre irrigation tract near Douglas with a 1250 gallon per minute capacity.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
President Truman
Brannan
Mon C. Wallgren
National Security Resources Board
Leland Olds
Federal Power Commission
Mr. Truman
Department of Welfare
House
Senate
House Labor Committee
Douglas
Rodeo
N.M
Oren Key
Key
Coconino County Fair Opens First in 19 Years
County Agent Bill Brechan announced more than 8900 exhibits will be shown at Coconino county's first county fair in 19 years. The event runs Saturday and Sunday as crowds anticipate the revival of the fair.
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Flagstaff
Bill Brechan
Coconino County
Phoenix Scouts to Attend National Jamboree
Phoenix Boy Scouts, 150 strong, will travel to the Valley Forge national jamboree next year per the Roosevelt Council announcement. Dr J H Harber appointed an eight man committee to arrange the trip and the council seeks 3 percent more troops to accommodate Salt River Valley youths seeking membership.
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Phoenix
Valley Forge
Roosevatt Boy Scout Council
J. H. Harber
Salt River Valley
Heifer and Bull Go Through Marshalltown Market
A waist-high 400 pound Hereford heifer and a bull of similar size were consigned to the Marshalltown market by H. J. Ancelme of Nevada Iowa. They were sold to two regular buyers.
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Marshalltown
H. J. Ancelme
Nevada
Mason Receives Promotion at Arizona Employment Service
George K. Mason, an occupational analyst in Tucson, is promoted to assistant state farm placement supervisor in the Employment Service division of the state employment security commission. He has been with the Tucson and Phoenix offices since 1946, has worked with Heald Machine Co in Worcester as personnel manager, and served five years as a coast artillery captain.
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George K. Mason
Tucson
Arizona State Employment Service
State Farm
Employment Service Division
State Employment Security Commission
The
Employment Service
Mason
Phoenix
Heald Machine Co
Worcester
Mass
Army Coast Artillery
Mrs. Roxie McEachren To Be Buried In Miami
Funeral arrangements are under way in Miami for Mrs. Roxie McEachren wife of the late State Sen. E. H. McEachren. She died in Beach California Tuesday night and is to be buried in Miami. A son Navy Cmdr. John McEachren will bring the body. Her husband served on the state way commission and lived in Miami 34 years.
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Miami
Roxie McEachren
E. H. McEachren
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