New Post Office Due in Snowflake
Postmaster General J Edward Day announced a new Snowflake post office to replace the inadequate Main Street facilities. The site at Main Street and thre streets will be leased to private builders, with 300 square feet of floor space and 1 000 square feet of outside area for parking and announcement of bids forthcoming. The project will create local jobs and impact the regional economy.
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Washington
J. Edward Day
Main Street
Main
Thre
Post Office
Department
Day
Contractors Plan Meeting In Huntsville Affects Strike
HUNTSVILLE Ala AP contractors plan to meet with lawyers in Birmingham today to seek relief from a strike that has troubled Redstone Arsenal and the nearby station. H W Pearce president of the North Alabama Contractors Association said 10 to 12 contractors would attend. NLRB officials are investigating possible federal court order compliance after Judge Clarence W Allgood restrained an electricians union from picketing for five days. No pickets were seen Monday and many workers did not report to work.
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Huntsville
Ala
Condrmctory
Redstone Arsenal
Birmingham
H.W. Pearce
North Alabama Contractors Association
Kald
Radstone Arsenal
Paul Styles
Marshall Spaer Flight Center
National Labor Relations Board
Dleter
Carl Ngan
sBc
Flresideoooh
Carlton Bryan
NLRB
U.S. Dist
Clarence W. Allgood
Electrrcian
Goddard Wins Backing From Star Endorsing Governor Hope
The Arizona Daily Star endorsed Democrat Sam Goddard for governor in an editorial calling for statewide leadership. The piece argued voters should choose a governor who will govern all of Arizona, not just Maricopa County, criticizing Paul Fannin, the Republican incumbent, who faces no opponent in the primary.
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Tucson
Arizona Daily Star Today
Sam Goddard
The
Star
Arizona
Fancopa County
Paul Fannin
Sedona to Get Red Rock Pupils On August 29
Sedona area children from kindergarten through second grade will join the Red Rock School District and attend Sedona School in the Flagstaff system, with first day on August 29. Third through eighth graders will attend Cottonwood schools, starting September 4. Bus routes run from Verne Valley and Schuerman Hill to Sedona and Cottonwood, with notes on dismissal times and pickup for various grades.
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Sedona
Red Rock
Flagstaff
Cottonwood
Sedona Achoul
Pauline Brockman
John Webb
Verne Valley School
Guihg
Grasshopper Plat
Schuerman Hill
Red Rock Rd
Sedona School
Red Bork
AL Cottonwood
Property transfers and a marriage license reported
Coconino Daily Record lists several transfers including Thomas H. Shuck et al to Ste Wart Title and Trust of Flagstaff Julian Montoya et ux to Robert McCormick and others Norther Arizona Title Co trustees Henry Battman et ux to Northern Arizona Title Co Trustee Dri-Bush Inv Co to Shergnann Properties Inc Babbitt Brothers Trading Co to DriBush Inc joint tenancy Lovella Montana to Lacry Simmons et ux Northern Arizona Title Co to Philip Hart et ux trustee to Henry Bettman et ux Arizona Lipmob Est Inc to Waller Rowley et ux Marriage license John J. Toney 35 Scottsdale and Hariklia H. Black 23 Phoenix Aug 20 by Justice of the Peace James F. Brierley.
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Thomas H. Shuck
SteWart Title and Trust of
Flagstaff
Julian Montoya
Robert
McCormick. Philly
Mart Et Ux
Norther Arizona Title Co
Henry Battman
Northern Arizona Title Co
Dri-Bush Inv. Co
Shergnann Properties
Ins
Babbitt Brothers Trading Co
DriBush Inc. Co
Lovella
Montana
Lacry MM Simmons
Philip C Hart
Tlenry Bettman
Arizona
Lipmob Est
Waller F. Rowley
John J. Toney
Scottsdale
Hariklia H. Black
Phoenix
Justice of the Peace
James F. Brierley
Industrial Education Thema Highlighted at ASU Conference
LR Cullison state director of vocational education spoke at Arizona State College on a practical philosophy of industrial education. He described the Manpower Development and Training Act as a national effort to train the unemployed, offering up to 17 weeks of full time skill training for ages 16 and over, with emphasis on producing salable skills amid unemployment. The workshop continued with talks by Lee W. Ralston and others, including cement demonstration by Portland Cement Association members.
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Cullison
Phocyx
Arizona State College
Congress
Arizona
Lee W. Ralston
Train Car Crash Kills 7 in Temple City
A passenger train from Southern Pacific plowed into a car in Temple City killing seven people, including a family of four. Deputies report the train derailed but the locomotive and most cars remained intact. The auto was crushed under the wheels in the darkness after the collision.
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Temple City
Call
Sheriff's Deputies
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Hunt Portrays First Executive School as Democratic Model
Charles W. Hunt spoke at ASC Executive School in Arizona State College recalling the inaugural event at Clear Lake Camp Michigan funded by Kellogg Foundation. He stressed personal communication, problem based leadership and democratic aims in teacher education. Dr William Vogt followed with Population and Quality of Life insights while planners from NYU Nebraska UF and Paterson State College outlined future sessions.
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Arizona State College
Charles W. Hunt
AACTE
Hunt
Clear Lake Camp
Mich
Kellogg Foundation
Coatsand
Pergram
William Vogt
Conservation Authority
New York
Walter A. Anderson
School of Education
New York University
Walter NM. Beggs
Teachers College
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
J. B. White
College of Education
University of Florida
Gainesville
Ernest W. Hollis
Dhevelor
College and University Administration
Division of Higher Education
U.S. Office of Education
Washingt
D.C
Robert Fuller
Hullis
Harold W. Reed
Olivet Nazarene College
Kankakee
Ewer
Marian, G. Shea
Paterson State College
Wayne, N.T
Fragmented Prayer Poem Accord To Readers Request
A damaged passage quotes a long prayer style verse urging strength to bear burdens, avoid harm, and seek inner peace. It ends with the stark line Here lies a man while noting requests for copies and widespread copying in magazines.
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Tom Overcom
Yeelly
Keepliapk
City zoning amendment aims to simplify fence and hedge rules
Flagstaff Planning and Zoning Commission, after a 20 minute session, recommended to City Council a routing amendment that folds scattered fence and hedge provisions from existing ordinances into one paragraph. Building inspector G F Raudebough said the change clarifies ordinance use and does not alter height provisions. The group adjourned after brief period of review of zoning articles from periodicals and scheduled a public hearing for September 4 on rezoning part of Block ING on Columbus Ave and Valley Rd from B A to B-2 to permit service station construction.
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Flagstaff
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Counscil
G. F
Buster) Raudebough
Commission
Tadaan
Tme
Columbus Ave
Aid
Valley Rd
Agency Moves On End to Race Job Discrimination
Washington headlines report Kennedy set up agency to promote equal employment for Negroes. A policy shakeup looms as officials consider consolidating compulsory and voluntary efforts under one leader. An external assessor recommends stronger action while balancing command and cooperation with business and civil groups.
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Washington
Kennedy
New Yorke 13
Theodore She
Lems
Kheel
The
Urban League
Police Launch Search for Missing Girls in Alexandria
Police and federal agents redirected from a broad search to a focused investigation in Alexandria as two nine year old girls Rita Chigren Maria Theresa Motley disappeared Sunday. Hundreds of officers Marines and soldiers scoured the Drool ville area with a search extending through woods creeks storm sewers and a gravel pit while the FBI joined the case 24 hours after the report.
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Alexandria
Talay
Washington, D.C
Rita Chigren
Maria
Theresa Motley
Chie
FBI
Sunny
Maj
Ruel A. Howes
Alexanda
William Morley
Henderson
Mt. Myer
Today’s Weather Snapshot and Temperature Figures
A compact weather note records sunset at 7 08 pm and sunrise around 5 05 am. It lists high near 80 and low mid forties, with trace precipitation and normal values. Historical records show a high of 89 and a low of 38 in 1945, with past precip totals and normal to date figures.
Twelve Killed In Air Crash Near Rio de Janeiro
Twelve people were reported killed and 11 missing after a Brazilian jetliner with 102 aboard crashed into Guanabara Bay off Rio de Janeiro Monday night. The Panair do Brasil DC8 was en route from Buenos Aires to Lisbon with a 40 member crew and one stewardess died. It was unclear if any Americans were aboard.
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DE Janeirs
Brazil
Guanabata Hay
de Janeiro
Fernanda Fortunata
Panair Do Brasil
Gom
Polites Invited To Public Meet In Winslow
The Iocal American GA. Forum invites all political candidates from Both pare n Hes to a public meeting Wednesday at 7 20 p m at the Fimomante Mail. The movement is promoted by Herman Chacon and Alex Gonzalez from Precingt No One. The aim is to hear the platform of each candidate Republican and Democrat with open audience questions and candid answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Iocal American GA. Forum
Paren Hes
Weld
Fimomante Mail
Herman Chacon
Alex Gonzalez
Precingt No. One
Chacon
Hurtin
Bible Digest Reflects on Foundations in Psalms
A devotional excerpt urges placing faith in Christ as a solid rock. It emphasizes that without divine foundation a person loses purpose and meaning, urging readers to anchor life in faith and righteousness.
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B. Dean
Pfitet
Christ
Detroit attorney named to rights committee leadership
The text indicates changes in a committee leadership with Ho bart M. Taylor, a Detroit Negro attorney, possibly becoming an executive vice chairman and special attorney for rights efforts. The fragment suggests consolidation of equal job efforts under Taylor.
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Hobart M. Taylor
Detroit
Thermedy
Emint
House Vote on Poll Tax Ban Looms
Washington AP report notes House leadership plans a Monday vote on a constitutional amendment banning poll taxes for federal elections. Speaker McCormack said passage requires two-thirds of present members. The Rules Committee has favorably reported the measure since March 27. Five states impose voter taxes or registration requirements: Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Texas. If approved by Congress it would need ratification by 48 states to become effective.
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Washington
Tlouse
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
House
House Rules Committee
Sease
Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Congress
State's Death Toll Hits 286
Arizona traffic toll rose to 288 with the deaths of Opal Irby 55 and Beulah Wills 56, both of Pisa, after a car driven by David Sweeney crossed the center line on U S 84 about 12 miles north of Cottonwood. Holton said Sweeney appeared to lose control. passenger Michael Welsh 23 of Indianapolis also died.
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Pasv
Clatla Press
Artona
Phoenix
U. S. S84
Cottonwood
Tead
Opal VM
Irby
Beulah Bure Wills
Pisa
Arizona
David Holton
David Sweeney
Holton
Sweeney
Michael Welsh
Al‘so
Indianapolis
Pavale
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Goddard
Fannin
Coconino Daily Record
Chevrolet
BUICK
Tyrrell
Chevrolet Company
W. Santa Fe
Flagst F. Ariens
Hrank Kom
Tom Charigy
Mt. Agnesiz
Arizooa
Pertuinsion
Paul Bricker
Spryte Company
Logan
Utah
Tom and
Charley
Levi Packard
Game and Fish Commission
Neil Iny Shoemaker
U. S. Forest Service
Sumintpeourlesy Buzn Balabridge
Priesical Arts
Los Angeles County
Calif
Ralston
George White
Feld
George Petzar
Edward Mangotich
Tyowon
Portland Cement Assoniabin
Ene
Cary Grant, Doris Day
MMC Rec
Ennimas Spas
ASC Executive School
McCullough Insurance Agency
Monte Vista Hotel
Flagstail
Nataue Woop
Aarne Beatty
Washington Front
Lo Pr
Burns Ranch
Ordnance Depot
Prescott
Tieson
Winslow Yuna
Bible Digest
Arizona Daily
SLN
Magetelé Publishing Co
PontaMice Box
Sena Fe Avenue
Camer
Coconino
Navajo
Yaynond Amother
Coconino Sun Weekly
Lawrdeys
Ariz
Postoffice
Seine
EREE
Cea Uhtilal
Ana Worlemanshin
Arizona Petroleum and Asphalt Company
Arizona Bank
Wana
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