CARE and community drive sparks holiday giving
A damaged fragment outlines CARE with a holiday appeal to send relief packages to 16 countries in Europe and Latin America for one dollar, funded by a US aid program. It notes Operation Reindeer supports victims of war, unemployment, illness, and displacement, inviting readers to mail contributions to CARE in New York. The text also glimpses Arizona hunting and fishing board vacancies and mentions local political appointments.
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America
Anerica
Earth
Europe
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New York
N.Y
Toner
Arizone Daily Sun Notice About Corrections
The Daily Sun invites readers to report erroneous reflections affecting the character or reputation of any person firm or corporation in the salu. Management will act on issues brought to its attention below.
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Daily Sun
Stock Market Slips Amid Weak Volume Decline
The market shows renewed weakness with subdued trading and lower share prices. Mixed analyst notes point to cautious sentiment as several leading stocks retreat, while broad indexes hint at ongoing softness in volume and activity.
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Rathie
Weather Forecast Classic Text Distorted
Forecast for Flagstatt and Vielmigy calls for variable cloudiness with periods of sun. Daytime high around twentieth, cooler at night, with a chance of showers toward the weekend.
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Vielmigy
Christmas Fragment Teases Hidden Message on Page
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled dialogue about a Christmas scene with a character named Hina and a cautious speaker. The text hints at emotions, a shy bay, and anxious anticipation as the narrator braces to confront someone or something.
Buckeye Sunerion and ye son The Greer membber's turn
An archaic note discusses the governor and the Se Gaie Association with custom, its implications for nominations, and the slate commission. It hints at changes in the coming months and suggests stable leadership from the Trem communit north at the Rim.
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Sunerion
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Slate Commission
Murder, wires, and a briefcase in a tense apartment scene
A suspenseful confrontation unfolds as a gun, a briefcase, and fingerprints collide with a police wiretap case. The narrative follows Handy, Hamdy, and Larkin amid a doorway firefight of words and loyalties, with questions about official gun use and the killer's identity lingering. Mistrust grows as motives surface and a plan to trap the murderer is debated.
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Mandy
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Helen Adwitter
Paul Phige
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Reagan
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Paul Flagg
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Annual Christmas Program Tomorrow
The Shrine of the Ages presents its Christmas program led by the G ieee ensemble with a choir and organ, featuring lighting and decorative effects. Performers include Carol Brown Winslow Lowell Ellaworth and Phoenix hie, with participants from Saint John Mis Ruth Ashes and others.
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Carol Brown
Winslow
Lowell Ellaworth
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Lewis
Tinford Roper Aries
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Ruth Ashes
Iver
Abie
Council approves site plan for new school development
The council hears a presentation by Dr GoV. Seen ist and others on proposed high wall development for the new school project. They discuss parking needs and land parcels, with the western half of the block between Hunt and Fine avenues identified as involved, and a sale to proceed after the school board election.
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Fine
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Sullivan
Untitled fragment on tilers and sanctions in Wend country
A fragmented OCR item references tilers and sanctionary notes linked to a Wend country, with unclear names and events. Text remains readible in part but lacks concrete actions or date details.
Parkment track route study inches toward highway crossing
Kenneth Switzer noted May highway plans as Chamber of Commerce members split on a track route project. Clay avenue route seen as most feasible with new paving and a separate crossing to connect to state highway, while others urged further study before a final design is chosen.
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Polfond
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Brannen
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City weighs first four lane highway in project mix
Arizona Daily Sun reports council debates widening Satie Pe avenue to planned width, with support for the project but no final approval yet. The council also approves paving assessments for areas on the south side and considers related improvements as part of the city’s broader development plan.
City considers permits for tiger cats and civic clubs
Councilman Trodilis Waters floated permits for red tigris and civic clubs, seeking an antisidential study on funding duties. A government department would supply funds, while presented equipment showed satisfactory delivery amid dimituaces.
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