Army wastes millions in spending talk at Fort Huachuca
Adjutant general of the Arizona National Guard criticizes military spending and Fort Huachuca plans. He questions deactivation timing and funds, arguing politics in Washington drives wasteful bills and civilian leaders fail to curb military costs while soldiers die and taxpayers pay.
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Mic Arthi
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Arizona Daily Sun Staff and Policy Note
The Arizona Daily Sun lists staff and departments for Flagstaff Coconino County with roles including publisher, editor, advertising, circulation and management. A policy line says corrections will be made promptly if any erroneous reflection on persons or entities appears in the columns.
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Arizona
Daily
Ben
Edson in Washington Not a Spectacle at Home Now
President Tromata Migsowhi travels with few greetings as reporters note a relaxed mood. The Denver delegation to Eisene Howard shows four of six members were life long Republicans, suggesting voting patterns may remain uncertain. Budget talk includes a defense bill near 800 million, with pay raises and retroactive service costs. Gough, Pasadena native, named next American Legion commander, reflecting Navy recognition.
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Korea
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Los Angeles
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Air Force
Local families recall World War II era service and relatives
A jumbled, partially legible account notes Marion and Benton visiting relatives in Williains. mentions PM Danie Alarion and Mavhoits children with military ties. It references Kentirick, Kirby, Rudelph Kirby, and others, plus veterans, injuries, and family visits across places like California and Raven, amid wartime reminiscences and neighborhood chatter.
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Svark
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Allo Kuucetin
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Moa
Min
Ciwry
Hitt
Riel Ranch
Tiverer Slyonge
Pathways Of Old Memories In Today’s Rural Notice
Miss Dorothy Movs visits Miss Lois Dickingou this weekend before returning to Luxlay. Cusidus B. Wilson Jr. is due in Pensacola on Tuesday for navy air force duty. A reflection program is planned at First Baptist Clunch. Frante win, who has been in business, will return home soon. Mrs. Fred Hendersen hosted Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Payse of Dever for a thirty year reunion. Grand Canyon avenue grading petition surfaces. sewer mains extension discussed near courthouse. A new s coupe purchase is noted and wildlife mentions appear alongside local chatter.
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Lois Dickingou
Luxlay
Cusidus B. Wilson Jr
Pensacolathla
Navy Air Force
Placa
Fox
First Baptist
Uy. AU
Frante Win
Ad Mies
B.C. Mills
Ars Fred Hendersen
Floyd Payse
Dever
Ely Coun
Grand Canyon Avenue
Hearnll Cougfnlian
Dawn Chee
Blinfordt
Beto Ann
Murphy
Mowmlay
Kono
Mig
Blan
Mesa
Tyystatt
Frances Yawille
Jared
Bill
Graive
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Trowdle
George T. Slevin
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Tyan
Jere
Havel Wilheha
Angeles
San Lege
Starr
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Poxtinle Tor
Alg Eas
Second Steel
Phaanes
al Foxile
Charles Jo
Heathaway Post
Marianne
Suzie
John Denking
Winslow Batadi
First Christin Chuvely
Prescots
Sey
Evangelistix
Respeus
Duidy
Gerbes
Springeryilie
Carlsbad
el Past
Juncwe
Tiny
Robert
Winslow Family News and Travels Mention Local Events
Local column lists Winslow residents traveling to Las Vegas and San Diego, with extended family visits to Los Angeles, Carlsbad, and other towns. It notes church camp activities, community events, and forthcoming travels to Oklahoma, Texas, and California, plus social and school ties.
New Garbage Cans Urged To Be Used Properly
Fire control officials warn new city garbage cans are useless if old waste remains. They cite unwashed, wet garbage corroding cans and attracting flies, urging residents to drain liquids, wrap waste in newspaper, and keep cans clean to reduce fly breeding and improve collection.
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Uys
Avonville eye health folders distributed statewide
The Aviva Depicted of lub Lie Well distributes free folders to inform the public about eye care and blindness prevention. The multilingual leaflets answer common questions about glaucoma cataracts and pterygium and describe symptoms and correct eye care measures. Distribution is through county welfare officers doctors and offices.
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Aviva
Busly
Mary
Arrowsrh
Eli County Welfare Officers
Nies Ani
Manchus Conquered China in the Seventeenth Century
Fragmentary text notes a claim that the Manchus conquered China in the 17th century, with unrelated mangled references to churches and Holy Week. The readable fact is historical conquest by Manchu forces during late Ming transition and Qing rise.
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China
Navy Recruiter Visits Flagstaff Monday
Navy recruiter Albert Foiwrla will visit Flagstaff on Monday to meet prospective recruits. He will be at the Mlegstiff post office building from 1 to 3 p.m. to dispense information about Navy opportunities and accept applications.
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Albert Foiwrla
Wordhern
Mlegstiff
Pan Ponday
Williams News About Local Visitors in Williams Area
A jumble of names notes visitors and guests including Mr and Mrs W Whipple and Mr and Mrs L Taygratany at Kaikil Ledge and Wiley home. Mentions Grand Canyon visit, Kinbaly Lodge, and a film producer en route to Hollywood. General Gisind comments on the Mosiony war as unjust.
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W. Whipple
L. Taygratany
J. C. Butler
Grand Canyon
F. W. Peory
Ant Frank
Lutfee
Wiley
Kaikil Ledge
Willams
Bertha Grishorber
San Carlipy
Clarence Deoy
Appleton
Wic
Kielhorn
California
Arve Lubin
Tron Fallywood
Kinbaly Lodge
Williany
Hollywood
Bayona
Gisind
Across the Counter Across the Counter
The paragraph presents a fragmented dialogue about gambling and risk, mentioning a person named Mr. Green and a speculative question about betting on a single chance. The readable text suggests a discussion of odds and the appeal or danger of gambling.
Gambler's casual talk hints at costly bet on houses and fires
A provincial dialogue reveals a wager about a house and a burning event with stakes up to 10 000 dollars. The speaker notes a 7 500 dollar payoff if the bet collapses, while mentioning cash, risk, and insurance as factors in a risky gambling discussion.
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