Deadly Philippine quake devastates Mindanao and nearby islands
Violent earthquakes struck the southern Philippines causing massive destruction across Mindanao and surrounding islands. Reports from the Philippine News Service and Manila outlets cited hundreds dead or missing in Lanang and Lanao provinces, with towns split by cracks and some homes sinking into Lake Lake Larne. Communications faltered as authorities traced casualties in Cebu Panay Negros and Leyte, while military spokespeople warned of numerous missing persons and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Manila
Phillippines
Philippine News
Servic
Tugaya
Laxgao
PNS
Lake Larne
Philippine Nation
Hert Crass
Lanne
Danish
Ike Lanne
Earliey
Philippine News Service
Lanag
DNS
Nearly Goodwill Tour Group Heads to Las Vegas Trip
A large Goodwill tour party departs Monday at 7:30 for Las Vegas with plans including a dinner and floor show at EV Athincho and a Life Uren performance. The trip lists many participants across families and local firms and aims to publicize the Flagstaff Chamber’s Ve tlio Sikes Club.
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Las Vegas
Wing
Robby
Choir Tour Opens Sunday From Uw College A Cappella Group
The Revoice Shring of the Age Choir of Uw College led by Jack Swartz begins a regional tour April 1. They perform at Desert Devotion in La Loma Amphitheatre Litchfield then visit Mesa Chandler Gootidge Mar ana Tukson Douglas Hishon Florence Sunnyslope Prescott culminating in Easter sunrise at Grand Canyon South Rim.
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Uw College
Central
Jack Swartz
la Loma
Litchfield
Mesa
Chandler
Gootidge
Marana
Tukson
Douglas
Hishon
Florence
Sunnyslope
Swartz
Jay Arthur
Kingman
James Monroe
Prescoit
Dorothy Caleman
Syringerville
March weather report shows below normal moisture
Total precipitation for March was 0.17 inch with 54.3 degree average temperatures. The warmest days reached mid month, while the lowest temperature hit 4 below zero on March 1, compiled by the weather bureau at Fort Wayne Airport.
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Paul Sorenzon
Névrins
Xero
Focal Weather Bureau
Fimgetat Air Port Wath
Flegratl
Senate Studies 49 Million Appropriation Bill Adjourning Soon
Senate today began consideration of a 49,273,516 appropriation bill while adjournment looms. Debate centered on the measure as lawmakers predicted final adjournment by week’s end amid ongoing sessions and procedural haggling.
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Senate
Eddie Leb Pulounds
Ion Nf
Legislatinn
Fire Hall E Flag Discussion At Bourbon Supervisors
East Plagatatt fire department seeks approved hall with 2 pm agenda in session. Items include minutes, bids on county property, wood equipment, an audit of demands, treasurer funds, and opening bids for construction and remodels on April 26.
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East Plagatatt
Bourbon
Trea Rover
Libot ix
OES Sessions Near Windup
The OES convention gathers for final events at Maven Star of Ariza with dignitaries including Mrs. Carl Shido of Wickensburg to be installed as worthy grand matron and Wright Bartlett of Phoenix as worthy grand patron. Various guild and club meetings are listed including the Woman's Club and Episcopal Guild Hall events, with a young ball and secretary breakfast planned.
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SSI Amiak
The
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Star of
Mahadisi
Hiks
Athentic
Carl Shido
Wickensburg
Ayrocinie Grand Mintren
Wright Bartlett
Phoenix
County Jail Holds Women On Bad Check Charge
County officers report two women detained on suspicion of passing bad checks. Names linked to the case include Vernie Catchall and Kenneth Maydi, with authorities noting roving jail activity. The report cites the sheriff's office as the source of the charges.
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Lailing
J. R. Macias
Klagatete
Kenneth Maydi
Holly
Sheriff's Office
Tory
Flagstaff High Student Body Primary slated for Monday
Flagstaff High plans a Monday primary for student body offices with the general election following. Candidates include Bob Wong and Bruce Babbitt for president, Jin Wong and Ralph Wheeler for vice president, Linda Miller and Earlyyn Insley for secretary, Ramonk Long for treasurer, Jim Butehaxt and Marvin Peterson for social manager, with two groups for name cheerleaders. A committee led by Charles Siroky and Mike Flournoy oversees the process, with May Smith as faculty advisor.
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Wiloraeen
Flagstaff High School I
Bob Wong
Bruce Babbitt
Jin Wong
Ralph Wheeler
Linda Miller
Earlyyn Insley
Ramonk Long
Jim Butehaxt
Marvin Peterson
Charlotte Garrett
Idom Randall
Charles Siroky
Mike Flournoy
Shirley Regen
Rob Mair
Wanda Clements
May Smith
Flournoy
Fire Aident
County Must Rule On Non School Attenders
Yavapai County officials face a decision on a parent who refuses to send her child to public school. The State Board of Education noted limited authority and referred to local county officials to determine the teacher's competence and the appropriate educational arrangement for the pupil.
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Pholningy
Yareapai
Oto
Schol
Willita
Turner Af Yarnell
Yn Feléer
Sarah Folsom
Yavanal County
Turner
Gas Rate Boost Still Under Study
Southers bynan Gas Company studies a possible rate increase for natural gas served to Southern Une jen. A preliminary analysis examines how the boost could affect customers, with ongoing evaluation of proposed changes and potential impact on utilities and consumers.
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Southers Bynan Gas Company
Gil
Anne Ty Southern
Une Jen
Hue
Wemly Bane
Diao
James Seth
Tnt Fates
Dietobuts
Pivay
Postal inspector takes Phoenix post for district
The postal inspector assigned to Phoenix has moved to the district office with headquarters in Thomis. Barry Goldwater referenced in Tucson article. Manin, assistant district manager, has been stationed in Phoenix for seven years and spent 18 months in Germany. Mr and Mrs Lambert and their two children live in Phoenix. Mrs Lambert and the children will stay until the end of the school term.
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Pleskoffic
Thomis
Barry Goldwater
Tucson
R Manin
Germany
Post Mortem Alcohol Findings Rejected in Yuma Case
Superior Court Judge rejects admissibility of a blood alcohol test performed on a deceased man. The defendant Kelly refused to have the post mortem alcohol findings entered as evidence, prompting the ruling.
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Yuma I
Superior Court
Kelly
Indian Workers Job Opportunities Studied Here locally
A government employment service announces job opportunities for Indian workers in a wide range of nations. The conference, led by officials including Franklyn Gamuty and LeRoy Meager, aims to boost economic welfare through feasible placements. Participants from tribal councils and labor departments discuss visas and sponsor roles at the Tubor CY office, with local employers contributing to the effort.
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Uw Fermice
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Tuber CY
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Igre Ural
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Tobin
Pranklin
Gamuty Hogar Co
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Deroy
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Oliver
Chaiemin
Ube
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Mewey
Sheriff To Extradite Bogus Check Suspect
A sheriff announces extradition for a suspect tied to counterfeit checks. The unnamed individual, aged 43, faces charges as authorities coordinate with related agencies. The case involves investigations in the local area and references to related figures and procedures.
Moscow not seeking war says senator and President hints
Senator Smith asserts Moscow does not want a major war now and would not back aggressive moves. He notes officials believe Moscow may clamp down on Chinese actions near Quemoy and Matsu, with White House stressing an unpredictable Oriental mind and no definite decision yet. Continued on page 8.
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Wassingtos
Stiles
Chiang Kai-Shek
Foragsa
Smith
Moscow
White House
Travel On 66 Up 1100 Cars Headlines By Sun Report
A fragmentary wire item outlines traffic on Route 66 with 1100 cars moving past a crossroad. The report mentions figures and names in a garbled fashion, listing totals like 25,054 and 10424 and noting fatalities and the involvement of officials, banks, and police.
Washington Buoyed by War Rearmament Support
Late bulletins report overwhelming approval for German rearmament levies amid mixed attendance. Senators Morse and Lee called for record votes on military aid, while bills on refunds for World War II freight charges were debated, signaling continued wartime fiscal measures.
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Washington Oy
Phe Lee Lerstate
Crmingiss
fWa
Ubrer
Billie Volarein
European Soroptimist Head To Visit Hero
European Soroptimist leader Olga Monsail, immediate past president of the European Soroptimist generation, travels from Paris to Flagstaff en route to the Grand Canyon. She will be greeted by W. D. James, president of the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce, and Mrs Lacing DeVaney, president of the Flagstaff Soroptimist club.
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Italy
Glebe
Mes
Barbinet
Paris
France
Grand Canyon
W. D. James
Flagstaff
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