Santa Fe Running Again Amid Washout Tragedy
In Winslow the Santa Fe mainline is back in service after a 24 hour washout in Mebles California. Three railroad workers are dead, bodies recovered, with two others missing and conditions forecast for more rain. A truck was washed away near Needles and two crew members survived by clinging to the vehicle. Authorities continue search for the remaining missing. The storm caused extensive damage to highways bridges and homes, with many communities isolated in the Needles area.
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Winslow
Mebles
Calif
Needles
Railroad Wyck
Thce
George Ashmore
Geronimo Rodriguez
Ashmore
Rodrigues
Min
Tay
Coconino County Recording Notices and Local Births
Warranty deed recorded Irene Shaw to Louis Ek Swingle et al in Coconino County. Birth notices from Flagstaff Community Hospital: Aug 18 a girl 6 lbs 14 oz to Mr and Mrs George Wiloughby Rast Flagstaff staff. Aug 18 a girl 6 lbs 14 oz to Mr and Mrs Te card Kuhtis of Willian.
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Waranty
Coconino County Recorder's
Irene Shaw
Louis Ek. Swingle Et
Flagstall Community Hospital
George Wiloughby
Aun
Techard Kuhtis
Willian
Too Late To Classify Efficiency and 2 Harm Ants
A fragmented notice cites The Last Resort Apts at 01 N Fest Street 49 14. The content hints at a week or month scheduling issue or harm incident but lacks clear action or outcome details. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
All Quake Survivors Now Rescued
In a separate incident, an avalanche rescue brought all quake survivors to safety. A missing couple, Thoms Stowe and his wife of Sandy, Utah, were later found. About 60 people were hurt, with six in critical condition. Most victims were campers in southwestern Montana near Yellowstone Park.
Williams Public Schools Set 1958-59 Start Date
Williams Public Schools announce the 1958-59 term begins August 31 with a full first day. Teachers report August 24, registration runs August 25 to 46. Seniors and juniors register August 31. sophomores and freshmen follow. Officials urge purchase of supplies and tickets at registration.
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Williams
Williams Public Schools
Bowie
Igh Schout
Williams Education Association
Viking
Agrie Atactice
Navajo Council Approves 1.3 Million Window Rock Lodge
Navajo Tribal Council approves preliminary plans for a 1.303 million lodge at Window Rock with four acres on a hill above Route 3 and the airstrip. Plans include an 18 hole golf course, pools, tennis courts, riding trails and dormitories, with final plans due spring 1960 and construction aimed for 1961 tourist season.
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Window Rock
Navajo Tribal Council
Window Rock Lode
Tribal Council
John Carl Warenerke and Associates
San Fanncisco Architectural Firm
Paul Jones
Scott Preston
J. Maurice McCabe
Chaiman
Route 3
ASC Forecasts 18 Percent Rise in ASU Enrollment
President J Lawrence Walkup at Arizona State College expects fall enrollment to reach about 1850, an 18 percent rise from last year’s 1995. Off campus housing will expand capacity for upperclassmen and women, with 1150 students already reserving campus housing by Aug 17 and 50 married students turned away from Cottage City housing due to full facilities.
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J. Lawrence Walkup
Arizona State College
Carpus
Varrior
Walkup
County Tax Rate Edges Up by Sixteen Cents
The county's total rate rises by 16 cents with district changes across Grand Canyon Maine and Chevelon Butte. Grand Canyon gains 146 dollars in the cut, Maine drops 1 cent, Chevelon Butte reduces 2.73 dollars. Sedona Fire District hikes eight cents from 80 to 88 cents.
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Grand Canyon
Maine
Chevelon Butte
Sedona
Weather forecast for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Partly cloudy with showers today and tomorrow. Clouds ease tonight and Thursday with afternoon showers continuing. Warmer days and cooler nights expected. High near 77 tomorrow, low around 52 tonight. Extended period shows scattered rain and thunderstorms with below normal temperatures. Sunrise 4 49, sunset 7 11.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Flagstall
Burrus Ranch
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Flag Boy Wins UA Alumni Scholarship
Bill Webster of Magstad son of W. P. Webster wins University of Arizona Alumni Association Scholarship. A Flagstaff High School graduate, he will study ethical engineering and work as a trashman at the university. He earned National Honor Society membership in junior year and played on the basketball team.
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Bill Webster
Anders
W. P. Webster
Magstad
University of Arizona
Webster
Flagstaff High School
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