Western political science meeting discusses pressure politics in the west
Arizona scholars and officials debate influence of railroads cattle mining and utilities on state budgets at a Western Political Science Association gathering in Tucson. D R Van Petten of Arizona State University argues big interests shape spending while some tax groups claim constructive role in oversight.
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van Petten
Arizona Tax Research Association
Soussors
Northern
Arizona
U S
Arizon Boards of Supervisors
Santa-Fe Experta
Pathways Of Old Memories From The SUN Files
A fragmented newspaper page notes community events, personnel changes, and local shop conversions. Mentions Fingstatt Hoy Scout activity, a Braymen school being repurposed, staff moves from Fort Bilis Texas, and various local figures with brief snippets of daily life and prices.
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Hoy Scout Agendy
Fingstatt
Jen Rubin
Brainen Sleet
Braymen School
WML
Aes Burton Richards
Tyr
Coly Hege
Williams News Mreand sea visit by Stevenson family
Williams News reports a long visit by Miss Stevenson and family to Tempe area relatives. Mary Stevenson and sister Mrs Wheyn Sall erlund with Marsha Lym and Robert are noted. Tempe College student Mare Smith and Mise Yaniv Polson visit parents as Masters studies continue.
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Mreand Sea
Marshall Saller Tondo
Marsha Lyman Robert
Hs Charlatte
Stevenson
Lo Belisley
Miss Stevenson
Willams
Mary Stevenson
Wheyn Sallerlund
Mare Smith
Stu Sanitas
Tempe
Charlene Wilson
Mise
Yaniv Polson
Tempe College
Ned S Mréondmeth Paton
Flags and Guardsmen Win Coast Trip Recruit Event
Two Company 1 guardsmen win all expenses trips to Mollywands in a nationwide recruiting contest run by the whnnd. Long with 12 other state chances, the trip begins in Phoenix with a morning departure Saturday, as 20 recruits reinforce RaeGon Company Bok Phatnix and the guard’s largest unit in the state.
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Arizone Mattous
Whnnd
Thiel
Satan
Thoes
Company 1
RaeGon
Bok Phatnix
Isi Ice
Phoenix Sly Bahor
Local visitors and officials attend Che RrywM home week
A jumbled report notes Grand Canyon figures Arthy Turk Waehington and M Te visiting as weeks guests for Work Service business related to Melvex. Dallas Mersing News mentions tentative Thursday arrival and a day’s stay. Various names appear with scattered details about families, hospital examinations, and community events.
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Vis Argectos
Chinhe
Tillotson
Santi Poe
Diauchter
Vaanayak
Mts
Hocers
Sun Valley Agay
Troy
Park
Allon
Bard
ASC
Fae ‘Aloff
Uae
Bain
Drealul
Pat Felts Sohiek
Las
Air Force Hires Australian Secretaries For Japan Duty
A U S Air Force hired 250 Australian stenographers in Australia for service in Japan. U S recruits offered to American girls but none accepted. Jobs paid from 32 45 to 34 82 yearly with overseas duty 10 extra. weekly about 62 to 67. Transportation benefits cited as saving money versus domestic hiring.
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Wvashington
NEA
U. S
Air Foren Jas Heldtage
Australia
Japan
Pata Bolt
Air Force
Ikco
States
Unclear Births and Local Figures Mentioned in Park Visit Notes
The fragmentary clipping mentions a baby boy John Wayne born April by cesarean to Angeles parents, various individuals including Mrs. Pritz, Ida Cummings, Arta Bello Hil, Olga Oster, and Christin Selenes, plus Governor Trle’s breakfast visit and several Pasadena and Phoenix connections. It records travel, nursing care, and park service discussions with local officials amid holiday trips and church notes.
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Angeles
John Wayne
Arta Bello Hil
Beaty Opera
Ay Hove
Tutin Ta Ghond Teweak
Olga Osterman
Wxith
Fle
Christin
Selenes
Soc
Francisco
le Angeles
Bright Angels
Otis
Loth
Flagstaff
LC. Bryan
Trle
Hig
Pasadena
Canyon
W. K. Meadows
Phoenix
Teaching Jobs Open In Reservation Schools
Federal opportunities a high school teacher is are now open to qualified applicants with appropriate education and teaching experience. Probation appointments will be made to these positions which pay $8410 and $42050 year. Indian schools in California Arizona and Nevada seek agriculture home economics social studies and English teachers. For information contact V Leng Civil Service Secretary at The Fingstaff post office.
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California
Arizona
Nevada
V. Leng
Fingstaff
Large Flag Group Attends State Odd Fellows Meet
Flagstaff residents will travel to Phoenix for the State Grand Lodge meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Officers from Flagstaff include Shailey McCauley and Gordon Wheeler with Len Kappes commanding, plus delegates and members named across the organization. The encampment gathering occurs Saturday with related lodge activities through Monday and Tuesday.
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State
Odd Fellows Meet
Wy Vtlive Park
Sprain
Dillard Grawley
George Heli Wyatt
Ghivener
Moster Grigwall
Eilesis
Deadline for Party Affiliation Changes Set for Aug 4
State legislature action moves the voter party change deadline to August 4, aligning with registration closing. County recorder Mesbal Mac Thornton notes changes apply before the primary. Earlier announcements had set April 30 as the deadline.
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Adie
Mesbali Mac Thomnton
Mt. Whorafoiy
Miciledacil Nce Service Vy Bux 207 Poe 1188
In the listing an address block shows an upstairs office location in Old City Bali for a service tied to Micieldacil Nce. The fragmentary text includes a PO box and street reference, suggesting a small business listing in a historical directory.
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Micieldacil N. Nce Service
Bux
Poe
Old City
Bali
Clay Springs Lad Wins Spelling Bee In Winslow
In Winslow the Navia county spelling contest concluded with Clay Springs student taking first prize and advancing to the Phoenix finale in May. Martha Biltdanes placed second from Jefferson School, while Nini Boy of June foy High School won third and Pol Brehin finished fourth. Other contestants included Wale rie Mizoy Pearl Absrnalby Rose Ter Barbara Strode Adeline Vaierde Jenny Veracus and Robert Irish.
Leo Anspach Killed In Fatal Crash Near Mexsanton
Leo B Anspach a longtime former resident was killed in a crossing accident when his pickup was struck by a freight train near Mexsanton. He worked in construction including the new college gymnasium and had ties to Kansas City.
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Leo B. Anspach
Araft
Mexsanton
Lane
Anspach
Frisea Lines
Dames
Phugstill
New College Gymnasian
Kansas City
Ele
Nantly
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