03 Dec 1953
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1953
Page
1
Arizona Daily Sun reports Thursday market activity with gains in certain sectors while others retreat. Oil and gas stocks rise along with several rail and chemical shares, while utilities and some regional issues lag. Notable gainers include Southern Pacific, Cities Service, American Oil, and Kennecott, with broader volatility across exchanges and the petroleum group.
A reported case features a man linked to multiple offenses amid discussion of prior records and how insanity pleas and past crimes are handled. The piece laments leniency while urging stronger control on sex offenders and cross-state reporting to protect women and children.
Fragmentary OCR text shows subscription in advance and staff credits with multiple names, titles, and positions. The readable portion lists roles such as Adv. Dir and Supt along with several named individuals, indicating a periodical subscription notice and staff roster.
Fragmentary livestock listing shows calves and cattle prices with several unclear entries. Mentions feed yard utility costs and various cattle grades, including references to calves and holt lad, with prices around 22.00 and other odd figures.
An exhibition of paintings by Verde Wuluy artists will be held at the Ulilily Building near Maile. The committee announced display rules limiting entries to three paintings per artist with hours from 9 to 5.
The state prosecutor announced plans for a treasure hunting trip with Walters backing. Flores Law BR is cited in a related note. Walters mentioned relatives and members as part of the plan. The attorney general disclosed that two trips from prison were connected to the case yesterday.
County farm group votes Friday morning in Tec 4 at the county courthouse city hall 130 Russell. Buller five years on the committee notes the agency formerly known as the Prohibition and Marketing Administration. A chairing vice chairman and a member will be chosen. Any farm owner grower or ranch in the county is eligible to vote. The committee oversees price supports loans and reservation programs from the recent administration.
A jet trainer crashed at the Gila Bend range during a routine training sortie killing the lone pilot. The incident occurred at night. conditions and exact cause are under investigation as authorities identify the foreign instructor and assess the aircraft's nest and kin relations.
Sedona Lions invite the public to a box supper Friday at Haiubew's Est Laine King. Proceeds support the Selons Community Youth Activities Pevnlving fund. The event also features a pet parade and a dance with a prize for best box supper, with couples asked to bring boxes.
Seven Czech refugees who fled through the frontier in a patched British armored car last July will depart by air for the United States, it was learned today from German authorities.
A Justice Department statement and remarks by officials discuss alleged interference in a Denver jury tampering inquiry. Judge Willis Ritler referenced department reluctance to aid the probe, while Clayton Fritehey and others weighed in on political overtones.
The passage references Cosgrave and Hoff man discussing parole and a possible early release. It notes Cosgrave’s optimistic talk on parole, Hoff man’s reply limiting options, and the long horizon of sentences. It also mentions 1952 Britain exporting more passengers than the United States.
A Phoenix attorney in Lalen set out a report by the Special Legislative Study Committee. The hearings were fielded as the committee seeks a completed separation within ten days to formalize a bill donation to the Library and Archives division.
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