Arizona tribune. [volume], July 06, 1962, Page P.7, Image 7

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DR. DUGGER
IN SEAT RACE
Dr. D. L. Dugger, 145 E. Car
ter Rd., has announced his can.
didacy on the Republican ticket
for Representative, Maricopa
County, District 6.
Precincts included in Dist. 6
are Fowler, Laveen, Thunder
bird, Sierra Vista, Roosevelt, and
Valley View.
He states he has a sincere
desire to represent all the peo
ple in Dist. 6, and he is inter
ested in legislation concerning
the development of his area, par
ticularly tax equalization.
An Arizona resident for sev
eral years, and a doctor of Chi
ropractic, he attended lowa State
College, obtaining his doctor’s
degree from Palmer College of
Chiropractic.
He was in military service for
5 years, three which were spent
in the South Pacific theater of
operations during World War
Two.
Dr. Dugger and his wife, Evelyn
have one son, Dennis who attends
South Mountain High School.
His office is located at 549
W. Southern.
NAACP ANNUAL
AWARD WINNERS
ATLANTA, Georgia - NAACP
awards for outstanding achieve
ment were presented to 36 local
and state units at the annual
F reedom Fund dinner, Thursday,
July 5 at the group’s 53rd an
nual convention.
The Smalls awards was pre
sented to the Kansas City, Kan
sas branch for the largest an
nual membership increase.
Rev. Mary G. Evans, pastor |
of Chicago’s Cosmopolitan Com
munity Church received a cita
tion for years of outstanding sup
port.
Dick Gregory, famous come
dian won a citation for his humor
which has been a weapon in the
freedom fight.
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Members of die Taborian youth group pose for a picture on the lawn
during their carnival party held Saturday night at 4428 S. 25 St.
Shown above are Shirley Jackson, Yolanda Cooper, Ricky Green,
Linda Conner, Sylvia Willis, Shirley Nash, Deborah Jones, Ann
Cooper, Helen Nash and Wilma Washington. They are seated in
front of a handmade quilt of patriotic design which was won by
Mrs. Joseph Ayers of 4426 S. 21 St. Photo-Bobby Heard
LABOR DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS WELCOME
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of Labor as the first Minority Group Industrial Training Adviser in
the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training.
L to R: Administrative Assistant Secretary of Labor Leo R. Werts,
Mrs. Amy Terry, Director Edward E. Goshen of the Bureau
of Apprenticeship and training, and Arthur A.Chapin, Special Assist
ant to the Secretary and Minority Group Consultant in the Bureau
of Employment Security. (USOL Photo)
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Manufacturing output totaled
$740 million In Arizona In 1961,
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Young and adult Phoenicians attended a carnival night Saturday
night which was sponsored by the Sun Valley Tent of the Knights and
Daughters of Tabor.
Pictured above-first photo are some of the young Valleyites who
played shuffleboard-Ambrose Ellis, Larry Crowley, Guy Hones
* and Anthony Richardson.
Bottom photo shows on front-Mrs. Essie Ewings, Arlessa Johnson,
M. E, Dillard and Ella Boyer.
Standing are Messrs. J. B. Hughes, Robert Watson, Jeff Durham
and James F. Randolph. Photos-Bobby Heard
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