Northern Arizona cities discuss cooperative progress meeting
In Winslow a Thursday night meeting gathered delegations from several Northern Arizona cities to discuss courtesy and honesty in information sharing. Speakers urged united local efforts to boost tourism and community progress through inter-chamber information exchange.
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Sof
Winslow
Sheet Spear
Arizona
Carl Stilwell
Bilby
Les
Ed Grazier
State Hospital superintendent named in Phoenix
Dr. Joseph Warrick, senior California state hospital psychiatrist, named superintendent of the State Hospital for the Insane. He replaces Dr. John A. Larson, who resigned amid board criticism. Warrick’s appointment follows a board vote with four members approving and one abstaining. Larson’s resignation cited conduct concerns and harsher treatment, while the board declared the office open and discussed charges against him.
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Phoenix
State Hospital
Joseph D. Warrick
Camarillo
Calif. State Hospital
Warrick
John A. Larson
Larson
Indiana
Jeremiah Metzger
O. A. Smiley
Estelle Bjerg
Anna Hirst
Gene Doyle
Metzger
Doyle
Smiley
Bowl Facilities To Be Available Weekends
Arizona Snow Bowl will close on weekdays due to low business but stay open on Saturdays Sundays and holidays for an indefinite period. Operator A C Grasmoen said special groups can arrange tows and services on other days by contacting him.
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Arizona
Grasmoen
US Maintains Pact Defensive Measure
A senior State Department official stated that the North Atlantic treaty remains purely defensive. He said Russia need not fear the pact as long as it does not attack any member nation, and that any country unsure of the treaty’s scope can protect itself by avoiding member-state aggression.
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Washington
State’ Department
Governor Garvey Vetoes Land Reclassification and Sanatorium Funds
Governor Dan N. Garvey vetoed two Arizona Legislature acts, the land reclassification and a 750000 appropriation for the state tuberculosis sanitarium, while reluctantly signing the 910000000 central appropriations bill. He criticized the office funding cut and alleged the bill deprives him of constitutional rights.
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Phornex
Arizona
Dan N. Garvey
Garvey
House
Senate
Appropriations
Huachuca Becomes State Property Under Deed
Fort Huachuca officially becomes state property under a conditional deed from the federal government filed in Cochise County. The 37,000 acres will be set aside for wildlife conservation while the National Guard will control and operate the remaining 40,000 acres.
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Bisbee
Fort Huachiuca
State of
Arizona
Cochise County
Williams Hospital Contributions Total 17622 80
The Williams community hospital fund totaled 17622 80 as of March 31 per treasurer J C Butler. Previous report showed 17066 97. additions include junk sale 5 00 Mrs R L Ziriax 10 Jack Bedford memorial 10 Peter Shields 25 proceeds Spanish dinner March 13 240 82 Mountain States Telephone 200 Frank Sylvester 25 Nick G Dratter 25 Dortha Hoffner 10 R G Stevenson memorial by O B Sutton Jr 5.
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Williams
Williams Community Hospital
J. C. Butler
Stove
Mir
Williams School Bus Overturns in Icy Ditch
A Williams area school bus driven by Mrs Fred Augustein overturned in a ditch on icy pavement. The incident occurred miles east of Williams as she travelled to pick up students. The driver was unhurt and no passengers were reported onboard at the time.
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Williams
Fred Augustein
Augustein
New Member Campaign Opens Monday for Concert Group
The Flagstaff Community Concert Assn. launches a renewal and new member drive led by president George Babbitt and general chairman Mrs B Wilson. The kickoff dinner is set for Monday April 4 at 7 pm at the Monte Vista hotel. The drive aims to fund top acts for Flagstaff while avoiding late sales to in-city residents after the campaign ends.
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George ‘Babbitt
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B. “Wilson
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Tinsley
Mona Paulee
Donald Dame
Appleton and Field
Flags Star
Asen
Bab
City milk ordinance eyed for council Tuesday hearing
A special city council meeting is set for Tuesday night to consider changes to Flagstaff's milk ordinance. Local grocery operators requested further review after a February hearing, where Lloyd Harrell urged permitting milk from herds not free from Bangs disease. Sanitarian W E Stanfill opposed the move, citing Flagstaff milk as among the safest west of the Mississippi.
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Henry L. Hutchison
Hutchison
Lloyd Harrell
W. E. Stanfill
County Health Service
Flagstaff
Mississippi River
Woman to Talk Again In Spite Of Tongue Cuts
In Tucson on April 1 Mrs. Ann Tevin faced severe tongue injuries after her electric mixer blade cut her tongue while icing a cake for her daughter Leticia Jo. Police say doctors expect her to recover speech, and she was sent home from St Mary’s hospital.
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Tucson
Ann Tevin
Willian Tevin
Todiy
Leticia Jo
Bigger Cows Needed To Handle New Foods
Memphis April 1 AP scientists say new high energy feeds push animals to rapid growth. Dr H J Preblada nutritionist warns feeds can burst seams if overfed and calls for breeding cattle with greater capacities to use less food. Farmers want faster growth for higher profits as vitamin B12 rich proteins reshape livestock needs.
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Memphis
H. J. Preblada
Chemurgic Council
Convention chiefs plan May dates for Disabled American Veterans meet
DAV convention chairmen of Lowrey Sedillo Post will meet tonight at 8 at the American Legion hall to finalize plans for the centennial event now set for May 12 14 and 18. Phoenix post tire ex chair Sam Blair and Charles Britt will lead discussions and chair the meeting.
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American Legion Hall
Sam Blair
the Phoenix Post
Extire
Charles Britt
Budget Boost Sets ASC Growth Path at Flagstaff
Arizona State College at Flagstaff wins record legislative appropriations totaling 2,437,309 for 1949-51, the largest northern college budget since 1809. The biennial operations total 940,808, up 55.8 percent, with 461,776 for 1949-50 and 478,533 for 1950-51. New construction and campus improvements total 1,222,000, most to be spent 1949-50, including a 490,000 gymnasium and a 650,000 power plant.
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Arizona State College At
Flagstaff
Northern College
Spellers Gather For County Contest At Emerson School
The top grade school spellers from Coconino county converge at Emerson School tomorrow at 10 30 for the annual county spelling contest. Representing Flagstaff Williams Grand Canyon Sedona and Fredonia, under county superintendent Mrs Bessie Kidd Best. Judges include Dr Tom O Bellwood Urban Miller and Mrs Lemuel Garrison. Ralph R Molly will pronunce. The county winner goes to the state meet in Phoenix April 23 with an alternate possible to Phoenix. From the state event a representative may reach the national finals in Washington DC on May 27.
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Coconino County
Emerson School
Flagstaff
Williams
Grand Canyon
Sedona
Fredonia
Bessie Kidd Best
Tom O. Bellwood
Arizona State College
Urban Miller
Lemuel Garrison
Ralph R. Molly
Phoenix
Travel To Grand Canyon Visitors Top 19 000 In March
Grand Canyon National Park saw 19,132 visitors in March, a 26 percent drop from March 1948. South Rim arrivals reached 15,458, east entrance 3,074, with 42 air travelers and 2105 by train.
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Grand Canyon
the Sun
Grand Canyon National
Harold CG. Uryant
Kingman and Winslow Girls Reach Arizona Oratorical Finals
Seven district winners from Kingman, Winslow, Tombstone, Morenci, Phoenix, Tucson, and Amphi Theater high schools compete in Phoenix for the 11th annual United States Constitution oratorical contest title. The victor advances to regional finals.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Helen Littlepage
Kingman High School
Jane, Phochnow
Winslow High
Betty Stevenson
Tombstone High
Harrison Fairbanks
Morenci High
Pat _Ferugheli
St. Mary's High School of
Marvin
Cohen
Amphitheater High School of
Tucson
Harry McClain
Phoenix- Union High
House group pushes for statehood action
Washington April 1 The House Public Lands committee today assigned six members to press the House for early action on bills to grant statehood to Hawaii and Alaska.
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Washington
House
Public Lands
Miles Committee
Hawaii
Alaska
Four Die in Nebraska Snowstorm Tally Rises
A freak spring snowstorm in Nebraska raised deaths to four as two brothers were found dead in a pasture near Atkinson. Earlier, a separate car crash near Brady killed two more, with weather and road conditions cited as contributing factors.
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Nebraska
Omaia
Fouy
Atkinson
Brady
Neb
Hit By Car Leads to Measles Case for Gus Lester
A six year old boy Gus Lester was hit by a car in Philadelphia and, despite only minor injuries, developed a case of measles prompting a hospital admission. The accident occurred yesterday and the boy remained under medical care with doctors noting the new illness.
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Philadelphia
Gus Lester
Gus
Second Annual City Campus Jamboree Planned in Flagstaff
Arizona State College at Flagstaff prepares for the second annual Community-College Jamboree in Ashurst auditorium. The event runs 8 30 to 11 30 p m with alumnus as master of ceremonies and Lumberjack Swing Band providing music. College acts include The Girls Trio Men’s Quartet Trumpet Trio and The Nitwit Five. Sam Stephens and Helene Conroy White perform. Town groups and faculty back the event with committees handling name tags check room decorations and punch. Community invitation extends to all residents.
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Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Ashurst
Ferris
Kenneth Derifield
Lumberjack
Sam Stephens
Phoe
Punch
Members Emergency RR Board Named Today
Washington April 1 The White House announced the emergency board created by President Truman to investigate a Southern Pacific labor dispute will include H H Schwartz Casper attorney Robert O Boyd Portland Ore attorney and Daniel Thomas Falder president of Kimble Robertson Company Santa Fe New Mexico The dispute involves the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen.
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Truman
Southern Pacific Railroad
White House
H. H. Schwartz
Casper
Wye
Robert 0. Boyd
Portland
Ore
Daniel Thomas Falder
Kimble Robertson Company
Santa Ye
N. M
Ladders Used To Save Boston Fire Victims
Boston fire swept the Hotel Windemere apartments in Back Bay early today forcing 200 occupants to flee to the street. Firefighters used ladders to rescue a score of people including two women found on the roof, one hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Officials estimate damage at 12500.
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Boston
Rites Planned For Early Christmas Boy
Cheyenne Wyoming April 1 AP funeral services for Forest Hoffman who died after a four year battle will be held here Monday afternoon. The seven year old, known as the early Christmas boy for the 1944 gift giving, will be buried at a local funeral home at 12 30 p.m. and the service is open to the public.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Little Forest
Nubbibs
Hoffman
On Your Job In Arizona Daily Sun Opinion
A fragmentary voice declares dedication to work and citizen expectations, promising sincere effort and reliability. The text reflects a personal stance on diligence, time, and accountability amid unclear context and dates.
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Arizona Daily
Sun 'Want
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