Sunendorse four Arizona constitutional amendments on ballots
The Sun endorses Amends Nos. 100 101 102 and 108 urging a yes vote. 100 would allow foreign teacher exchanges, 101 would remove double liability for bank stockholders in ADIU banks, 102 would let the Legislature adjust Arizona California boundary, and 103 proposes legislator salaries with per diem limits. overall urging support for all four proposals.
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Tivilish Togoland Atyien Arages Distance Note
A fragment notes a distance claim about Tivilish Togoland in Atyien stating arages of only forty miles with uncertainty about whether it stretches northward. The text is incomplete and source clarity is low.
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Pallbearers For Starr Announced
Pallbearers for the funeral of Donald Francis Starr are Frank Heal Phil Wuertemburg Ken Lebseh Fret Marquez Ben Johnson and Mark Elson all former co workers and old friends. The viewing period is in the evening at the Fiogstatt Abitertaking Pare tora. Use the classifieds.
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McKay Campaign in Oregon Faces Leftist Attacks and Past Fame
The 1936 profile reviews Wayne Morse's Oregon Senate bid framed as a struggle against leftist plots. It traces Penglad McKay's rise from a Chevrolet dealer to governor, highlighting his war service, business beginnings, and family life in Salem as he campaigns against perceived liberal forces.
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TV Coverage and Impact of Court Trials on Public Opinion
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