Word: ariz
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Assembled in Tucson, Ariz, for their annual four-day powwow, 4,000 southwestern Indians held an especially big medicine council, puffed thoughtful pipes and from among 17 coal-eyed maidens picked as their presiding queen the All-American Girl-curvesome Susanne Ignacio, who not only teaches her Papago talk at the University of Arizona but can handle a horse as lithely as a Papago brave...
Last week, as it must to all circulation managers, death came to Max Annenberg, 66, in Phoenix, Ariz, as the result of an automobile accident last fall. Heading the editorial column of the Daily News that day, appeared this black-bordered obituary...
Married. Jack Frye, 36. big go-getting president of T. W. A.; and Helen Varner Vanderbilt, 32, who month ago divorced onetime newspaperman Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr.; in Echo Canyon, Ariz. Burbled she of her husband: "He is really what a woman dreams for-the most wonderful man I have ever met. ... I guess the romance really developed from my criticism of T. W. A.'s advertising. I said...
...Paso, 14,000 fans basked in the Sun Bowl, saw Ohio's Western Reserve beat Tempe (Ariz.) State Teachers, Border Conference champions...
...Nine small towns (e.g., Lexington, N. C., Pana, Ill., Safford. Ariz.) were left without any daily newspaper...