Chandler Youth Named State FFA Star Farmer
Chandler Youth is honored as the State FFA Star Farmer. The event lists participants from Phoenix Coolidge and Mesa, with officials and sponsors throughout the Southern Association and Northern regions.
16 Aug 1958
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1958
Page
1
Chandler Youth is honored as the State FFA Star Farmer. The event lists participants from Phoenix Coolidge and Mesa, with officials and sponsors throughout the Southern Association and Northern regions.
A listing of medical responses follows a crash aftermath linking Vinvyundi Nantucket and a hospital. Doctors and medical supplies were dispatched by air from Boston to respond to a mass injury scenario. The injured were transported to Massachusetts General Hospital as the Constellation accident near Sheamon is noted with fatalities and ongoing emergency care.
Local artist Marymoul Hieni presents three dimensional dioramas inspired by wildlife. Finished pieces showcase ducks, geese, and shorebirds in natural lighted scenes, with skies and sunsets enhancing realism. Works travel to commercial outlets in Chicago, gallery at The Wigwam in Santa Fe, and at Warder Hills Motel studio.
Salem Oregon report states two youths died Friday when their speeding car crashed into a power pole near Woodburn. Bobby Lee 16 and Dean Sorter 14 died at the scene, Chue Slaffen 16 and Nelly Hieheng 15 were hospitalized with serious injuries. Royser of Woodlatrn described the car skid and impact as it struck the pole and rolled multiple times, the driver unknown.
A scrambled OCR list shows various show titles and names such as CBS New, Fiesta Dom, Adventures In Living, Mike Watinen, Ames Andy, and Alfred Thitchenok. The page entries resemble a broadcast guide with program titles, hosts, and times, but the text is heavily garbled with misread letters and stray digits.
Read about experts debating lunar surface features from named astronomers and theorists. The piece surveys craters, rays, and possible causes such as volcanic activity, glass jets, or crystalline dust, with no consensus on what shapes the Moon’s visible face.
Fragmented weather page notes a mix of temperatures and conditions. Mentions yesterday highs around 98 and 80, with showers and cloudiness in parts of the day. Includes scattered city readings such as New Orleans and New York with various temperatures.
Drs Robert Waugh and Ratph Hook led a workshop at Tempe Arizona Ste College on summer and winter tourism patterns in northern versus southern regions. The presentation highlighted younger summer tourists, concerns over overcharging and accommodations, and the need for courteous service to ensure traveler satisfaction and sustained tourist potential.
Classified notice for a 2 bedroom house at 4913 Armowhead Avent. Property appears listed with an omitted or damaged rest description. Contact details are unavailable in the readable text.
Flagstaff Jaycee ettes outline Home Economics displays and judging rules for the Coconino County Fair. Plans described include exhibit limits, entry deadlines, and contact details for coordinators, aiming to boost countywide participation and interest in the fair activities.
From the page10 memo the counties list the names of election commission candidates to appear on the ballot. Memorial losses show about 39,000 ballots lacking and per county tallies include Cochise 1,200 Pima 14,000 Navajo and Coconino stacking printing. Maluwe County’s outcome undetermined.
A revised minerals subsidy bill heads to the House on Tuesday after approval by the House Rules Committee. The measure would create a domestic stockpile purchase program for copper, price supports for lead, tungsten, and other minerals, plus incentives for domestic production of several ores.
London ad Nikili Khrusheley repeats Soviet Sudan pledge to not use atomic weapons under any circumstances, unless the United States and Britain will also pledge. The premier made the offer in a letter to a British movement for nuclear disarmament, arguing Russia's advantages in armament without nuclear weapons.
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