Plants plan year round operation by merger in Flagstaff
The Saginaw and Manistee Lumber Company joins Southwest Liner Mills to form a coastinated system, aiming to eliminate winter shutdowns. Spokesmen say the new alignment will stabilize payrolls, increase efficiency, and maintain continuous operation over 12 months, preventing economic disruption in Flagstaff.
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Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Company
Southwest Liner Mills, Inc
Fhogstall
Wil Ho
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Gad
Pinne Nf
Forest Service
Fingstaff
Arangement Ith Saginaw
Manistéé Lumber Company
Eerview
U S
HY. Kiley
Southwest Flagstaff
Flagstaff
Senate Leader Sees 4 P.M. Adjournment
Senate leaders discussed adjourning at 4 PM after a breakfast with President Eisenhower. They aim to outline a teleconference and push for an immediate 15 billion dollar increase while the House approved, the Senate Finance Committee killed the measure. Debt projections hovered around 290 to 310 billion, with fear of pushing toward the brink of a financial crisis.
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Millikin
Cole
Eisenhower
Isenhower Hi
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Treasury
Tun Parey
Pertye
Kaolin
Son
Byrd
V-Viek
Poiegs
Travel On 66 Sets Record as July Traffic Grows
The state highway station reports a record travel month on Route 66 with 2,563 westbound cars counted, excluding commercial trucks and classes. The period’s year to date reaches 267,916, up 24,850 from the same seven months last year, with monthly gains around ten percent.
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Dion Servier Nol
Oon
Jarvey
Sybo Spector
Ture
Sly Fi Gill
Aztec Land Bill Offered by Senators for Public Timberlands
Senators Barry Goldwater and Carl Hayden introduce a bill to return about 680000 acres of Aztec Land and Cattle Company timber to public ownership. The land spans Cuconina and Sitgreaves National Forests pending a price as determined by a proposal. A likely action time exists this session but revival is anticipated at the early Congress session.
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Cuconina
Sitgreaves National
Barry Galwater
Carl Hayden
Aztec Land and Cattle Company
Congress
J C Brown Funeral Rites Held At Masonic Temple
Funeral services for Jaines Cully Brown are held at the Masonic Temple tonight. Brown died here in May after long service as Worshipful Master of the lodge. Burial will follow at the Masonic cemetery. widow and lodge members attend.
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Hoser
J. C. Brown
Masonic Temple
Thing Benlanite
Jainen Cully Brown
Rin
Monroe
Cmt
Masonic Cam
Fragmentary Army Camp Carson transcription fragment
A terse and garbled camp scene at Camp Carson Colorado includes characters named Weruit and Comhick amid disjointed dialogue and a serpentine interruption. The text resembles an OCR artifact with stray quotes and unclear action. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Arab Army Chiefs To Meet August 25
Damascus reports Syria approved a plan for a meeting of the chiefs of staff of the Arab armies. Reliable sources said the gathering is set for August 25 and will involve key Arab military leaders in a coordinated regional effort.
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Damascus
Taft Funeral Reflections At State Ceremony In Washington
Nation honors Sen Robert A Taft with a state funeral in Washington as leaders and mourners fill the Capitol. Ohio colleague John Bricker eulogizes Taft praising his principled leadership and steadfast faith guiding public service and liberty.
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Washington UN
Shower
Robert A. Taft
Benwie and
Mouse
Taft
Ohio
John W. Wricker
New York
Chowen
Catinet Ientbera
Supreme Court
Senate
Sousa
Frederick Brown Maris
White
Nricker
Bricker
Paving Mix Plant Workman Surned
John Puulagrove, 17, was treated at Flagstaff hospital Friday after sustaining burns on his arm while working at the hot mix plant of the Arizona Sand and Rock Co. on Fourth College Avenue. The plant provides paving materials for the southside street project.
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John Puulagrove
Flagstatt Hospital
Arizona Sand and Rock Co
Fath Collage Avenue
Communist Dope Pushers Target GIs In Japan
NEA and SUN correspondent Edward R. Kennedy reports hundreds of U S GIs in Japan have become addicts. U S officials alarmed as Japanese authorities and officials rush to curb the problem at the Tachikawa Air Installation near Tokyo. A senior officer notes hundreds of users among enlisted men, with 80 addicts weeded out and eight more spotted. An Air Force officer hints profits may reach the Kremlin coffers as investigations continue.
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Turyo
Edward R. Kennedy
SUN
U. S
Japan
Tare
Air Force
Tachi
Theft May Supply Indian Uprising Rumor in Bluefield
Police investigated a claim of an attempted theft triggering concerns of an Indian uprising. Charles Fimgiesh of Washington DC reported 72 Indian tomahawks and 72 Indian rat tails stolen from his car. Authorities cautioned the tale appeared dubious and no occupier was identified.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Charles Fimgiesh
Washington, D.C
Fimgiesh
Information Chief Nomination Confirmed in Senate
The Senate confirmed the nomination of Thecalore G. Steeibert of New York to be director of the new United State Information Agency, appointing him after his prior role with Mutual Broadcasting System.
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Washington
Senate
Thecalore G. Steeibert
New York
Foromerian
Mutual Broadcasting System
United Blatey Information Agoury
Six American Warships Visit Copenhagen In Denmark
Six American warships call at Copenhagen Denmark as part of a naval visit. The arrival details and ship names are not clear due to garbled text.
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Copenhaggen Copenstagen
Dennark T
Cruiger
Capen
Short Creek Child Hospitalized Here
Susie Malm of Short Creek is recovering at a Flagstaff hospital after a fire incident disrupted a group of 182 children en route from the Short Creek colony to Phoenix. Her mother, Marjovine Halen, remains with her child as the group is reassessed for travel and faster placements are arranged upon arrival in Phoenix.
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Susie Malm
Flagstaff
Susie
Short Creek Colony
Phoenix
Sdeas
Tod Ause
Marjovine Halen
Yies
New Deal Policies Face GOP Chorus at Governors Conference
Amid turmoil over New Deal style programs, Utah Republicans and other governors push back at federal spending. The Seattle press notes mixed signals as President’s meeting with governors nears, with leaders from Arizona and others warning against large deficits and calling for spending restraint.
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Seattle
Republini Gav
Bratken Lee
Unite
Tim Hy
Rick
Srattle
Pyle
Arizona
Myer
Hiserroid
Palley
Painx
Bond Set In Leupp Death Involving Donna Chee and Navaho
Bond of 3000 was set Monday for Donna Chee age 12 and Navaho man from Leupp in a fatal shooting. Police said Charlie Foster was killed after a quarrel with Chee. The incident began near the Chee home and led to a confrontation at a sheep camp near Lasino where Foster was shot. Foster died at the scene. Chee scheduled for arraignment later Monday afternoon.
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Donna Chee
Navaho Fron
Leupp Necu
Charlie Foster
Indaw
Bond
Paul Pertuit
U.S
Kee
Chee
Foster
Lasino
Water Sold For $1.50 A Barrel In Early Flagstaff
Oldtimers recall pioneer days in Flagstaff with residents Frank Leslie and Switzer Switzer sharing memories from 1881. Water cost a dollar per barrel in winter and 25 cents in summer, as the town's first water system was introduced and water was hauled to homes.
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Greta Walamith
Flagstaff
Frank Leslie
M1. S. Tlden
Switzer Sn
Switzer’s Hardware
Flagstatt
Tight Berlin travel ban sparks unrest and fear
Fragmentary report describes a broad travel prohibition in Berlin under Soviet occupation. Police and troops tightens controls to quell protests as hunger and shortages worsen. Reports claim surveillance, parcel confiscations, and reinforced occupation authorities amid widespread unease and strikes.
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Berlin
Farsi
Elise
Kid Han
Corcings
Pius Ane
Air Crash Near Joseph City Kills Civil Air Patrol Pilot
A plane crashed about four miles north of Joseph City on Saturday killing Harelieun Capp 27 a Civil Air Patrol operations officer and pilot. The wreckage was found with survivors and other crew members reportedly injured or shaken. Major Farrell Lewin and local officials from Holbrook and Joseph City coordinated the response and described a forced landing attempt and subsequent injuries.
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Um Servic
Nolrugok
Joseph City
Harelieun Capp
Toll Civil Air Patrol
Saturda
Othe Weng
Liane
Holbrook Hospital
ACAP
Nay Allen
Holbrook
Sordag Mori
Norman Seite
Toy
Jeratt
Ral
Elith
IV Lappy
Roy Warn
Holbrad
Farrell Lewin
Lenn
Holt Jillian Chamber
Gommerer Firs
GAP
Memorial rites honor war dead amid state funeral plans
Washington reports a 34N man and another Obicen to be premiered with a state funeral. About 26,000 mourners attended yesterday in a Memorial Day style service as the body lay in state, with public tributes at the hospital and in the memorial process.
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Washington
Willy
Tati
Lees
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