Arizona Daily Sun Debuts in Flagstaff North Arizona Preview
The Arizona Daily Sun launches as a weekly front with aims to serve Blagatatt and northern Arizona. It pledges independent, citizen-focused coverage, a commitment to world news via the Associated Press, and local features reflecting life in Flagstaff and the region.
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Resigned official’s documents cited in Arizona inquiry
Phoenix Aug 5 AP John tson denied today that his office would rush requests for an investigation of WAA practices in Arizona Taggart said there was no connection between Steward's resignation and Robert Hayward's. The basis for the inquiry involved documents and receipts by Mr. Tay ward and transactions, to be reviewed by the proper investigating unit of WAA.
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Counties Urge Regents Reconsider Degrees Right
County boards urged the Regents to reconsider their action denying Arizona State College at Playsta n the right to confer general bachelor of arts degrees. The annual meeting of the County Supervisors Association adopted a resolution calling for the Regents to expand the college’s degree powers for teacher training and liberal arts, citing broad support from local groups and officials.
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Nation Watches Ballot in Missouri Tomorrow
Avie Washington reports voters in six states face a primary as President Trustan’s campaign focuses on Missouri’s Fifth District. Senator Norman Rogers announces opposition to Slaughter at a news conference, citing the Democratic Party’s stance and urging support for trusted proposals. Slaughter counters by defending the president’s Fifth District credibility and the party’s future.
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Giants Indians to Train Here in Phoenix This Summer
Horace Stoneham of the Giants and Bill Veeck of the Indians will arrive Thursday to discuss training plans. The teams will base in Phoenix while Phoenix Chamber of Commerce officials arrange facilities for the visit. Webb funeral held for Mix Makala R Webb 87 with son Wilmer of Prescott among survivors.
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Heart Attack Fatality Removes FSA Office Head
The head of the Flagatait FSA office in Wisconsin died from a heart attack. He was 8 years old in Bam, owned a Scotiadate ranch, and had lived in the state many years. Survived by wife Mrs Garnett Grosse and a son in Phoenix. Pending appointment of a successor, Mrs Lain Eh Tavernon named acting supervisor.
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U N Payroll Expands Across Nations
The United Nations announced it now lists 1,931 employees from 34 nations on its payroll in New York with total expected to rise to 2,010 by year end and possibly 3,000 later. Salaries range from about 0 to 11,000 with others below 3,000, all under the international civil service system.
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Yavapai Election Tie Decided by Coin Toss
In Prescott a coin flip determined the tie in Yavapai election after a drawing by a Tonlar representative. District Que and Menty Bsh were drawn, with Rush selecting first and Peskinsame named, while both sides vied for voters and access to gates.
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War Profits Probe Nears Return of May Leader
Washington report notes Senate war investigators redrafting final report amid new leads. Chairman Mead stays in the capital for talks as May confined to bed by physician orders for a general collapse. A comprehensive resume of the committee’s work is promised soon, with a new version to follow as developments unfold.
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Routine Meeting Of Supervisors Today
Members of the Coconino Jourity Board of Supervisors held their regular monthly meeting this morning at the courthouse. Rousing items of business were being considered with Jane Burns, clerk, sali. All members of the board including Ray Matson and Gordon Evans of Playstaff and Charles Proctor of Williams were present.
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Gold in Them Thar Hills Spark Tourism Plan
Verde towns seek economic revival as Jerome Clarkdale and Clemenceau plan a shift from mining to tourism. Legacy mines and the Glaskdaln smelter fade with new ventures, hotels, dude ranches, and the Clark Memorial boys' school proposed near Mingus Mountain. The region eyeing a sustained future through tourism and private education.
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Federal Lands Fourth Of U.S. Records Show
AP report notes Sen McCarran and Rep Peterson lead a review of federal land laws. They cite that public lands total about 24 percent of U.S. area and discuss plans for states payments and tax shifts, amid calls for clearer national policy and reallocation of executive powers.
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Funeral Honors Held for Joby Sl. Morgutt in Prescott
Funeral services were held Saturday for Joby Sl. Morgutt of Parks who died in Prescott Wednesday at age 86. Born November 13, 1875 in Nevada, he moved to Arizona early, lived in Parks 27 years, later farmed in the Valley. He was a member of the Odd Fellows since 1908, later Flagstaff lodge, noble grand in 1927. Survivors include widow, Mavis Coleman of Monte, California, nine sisters and a sister-in-law.
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Marines In China Will Shoot Back Warns Admiral
In North China Marines, after an ambush near Peiping that killed four, Admiral Charles M. Cooke Jr warned that if attacked they will shoot back. He named the attackers as Chinese communists and noted an official team will investigate the July 20 clash.
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Official Tally Shows O Neil Lost By 336
The official tally shows D G O Neil losing the Democratic primary by 336 votes to M Moore with figures from Coconino and Pinal counties affecting the totals. Garvey reported 9,277 votes, about 60 percent of registrations, with detailed counts for other statewide offices and candidates across Apache Coconino Graham Mohave Navajo Pinal Cochise Maricopa Santa Cruz and Gila counties.
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Five Men Sentenced On Liquor Charges in Flagstaff Court
Five men were convicted of selling liquor without a license in Flagstaff Police Court before GC. T. William, police judge, Friday and Saturday. Fines of 8100 and jail terms of seven days were imposed for defendants Neverez, William af. Paws 1g Edwardsley, G. C. Arnett, and Selean Parea.
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First Wire Message From Arizona Daily Sun
A garbled early morning bulletin reports a first wire message received at 7 04 from the Associated Press line noting the Arizona Daily Sun as the publication involved.
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Winslow Death Toll Rises In Traffic Crash
The Associated Press reports a fatal crash near Winslow on the outskirts of town. Albert Minton, 33, of Hayward California, the truck driver, died of injuries. Passengers Jig A. Calderin and Robert Longdon suffered minor injuries.
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Death of Phoenix Girl Still a Mystery
A Phoenix junkyard death remains unexplained as investigators note the victim, a girl aged 12 to 18, died several days earlier with no evidence of violence. Detectives found a makeshift burial site among car wreckage and recovered a few personal items nearby.
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Tourist traffic at Grand Canyon soars in July report
Sun reports Grand Canyon visitation with 60,679 tourists in July surpassing June 22,11 figures. Superintendent H. Bryant notes daily auto and air travel contributing to record totals. July 1941 visitor count reached 17,195 though full figures mix incomplete OCR data.
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Russians Balk At U S Conference Proposal
Soviet Russia balked at a British American plan to modify voting rules for a peace conference. The Soviet and British leaders debated whether a two thirds majority was required for action, while Australia urged a simpler majority approach.
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Phoenix Woman Buys Canyon Property For Hogan Holdings
Mrs. Jacobs of Phoenix paid 125000 for the Canyon property once owned by Ban Hogan. The 20 acre tract includes plans for 24 tourist units, eight hotel rooms, a dining room, lounge, and smaller buildings. Development calls for remodeling, new hotel construction, and a renamed “The Hogan.” Hogan, a veteran of the Rough Riders, will continue to manage northern Arizona holdings.
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Fragmentary OCR Summary
A partial OCR line mentions January 90 and numbers amid garbled text about deficits and aid. Names, places, or clear events are not readable.
Miami Digging Out Of 1500 Tons Mud After Flood
Miami crews faced a flood cleanup after 1500 tons of mud and debris blanketed streets. Firefighters pumped water from homes and businesses as streets like Loomis Avenue and nearby areas remained heavily flooded. Officials called the storm the worst in 20 years, with 226 inches of rainfall noted and widespread damage.
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Weather Forecast for Bragsto de Ani Vicinity
Cloudy today and tonight with showers possible in the afternoon and evening. Little change in temperatures expected with scattered thundershowers in Arizona regions this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. High and low temperatures listed for Phoenix Prescott Winslow and other airports, with total precipitation reported as 2.45 inches and notable temperature highs and lows noted for the period.
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