Arizona Smog Problem Sparks Local Action Talks
Arizona faces rising smog in the Salt River Valley with Phoenix and surrounding areas showing deteriorating air quality. A Phoenix contractor group pledges to curb emissions while Senator Robert Prochnow previews a county and city antismog bill to empower local regulation, urging quicker action before conditions worsen.
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Las Areola
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Frye
Cucon
Robert Prochnow
Prochnayn
Los Angeles
Auren
Wagner Gets dob Extension From Governor McFarland
Governor McFarland grants Charles A. Wagner a six month extension to his deputy state examiner role, asserting age should not determine ability. Wagner, known for his long service in Arizona, awaits possible reappointment of his boss Dan Benelioff to state examiner. The note praises Benehoff and Wagner for saving funds and avoiding entanglements, urging reappointment. A Tennessee man captured after jail break seeks fresh air. fumigation discussed as fix.
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Federal Education Aid Faces Block Over Segregation Issue
James Marlow reports Congress debates federal education aid tied to school desegregation. NAACP opposes funds to states not integrating, while many Democrats and Republicans back aid for new school buildings. Southern Democrats likely vote against any aid linked to segregation.
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Half Of Deaths Due To Heart Diseases
Dr Irevie Page president of the American Hank Aven says half the deaths in the United States stem from some form of heart disease. He notes attacks can occur at any age and urges moderation in salt, fat, tobacco and alcohol use while promoting equanimity and warning against frivolous laughter.
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Do It Yourself Report Schoolers Enterprise
Seattle third graders at lewnail School show a new self service project. Vivian Mackey, the teacher, notes students are eager and sometimes overconfident in their estimated work for parents. They practice arithmetic, writing, and speech with simple, practical tasks.
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Asset report shows firm’s assets rise to 53 million
Phoenix firm reports assets of 53 489 844, an increase near 14 million dollars. The bank’s savings rose to 40 333 621, reflecting growth in deposits and investments.
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State Sales Tax Totals Rise for 1955 in Brief
The commission announced state sales tax collections for 1955 at 82,231,293. Comparatives show 1953 totals at 4,495,495 and 1954 at 1,617,751. The report notes year to year changes and overall revenue figures.
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Scrapbook recalls ten years of Alsop columns and Change
A Nostalgic, fragmentary look at Alsop era journalism marks ten years of clippings discussing Washington politics, prominent figures, and the looming Cold War. The piece notes past forecasts, cronyism, OPA battles, and the enduring hope amid shifting foreign policy dynamics.
Holbrook News and Local Visitors Report Weekend Times
Gerald PWibant and wife with two children visited his mother My Arthur Gay and husband. Feet Smith and Jack Davis returned to their home in Avrvalai after four days at Frank Crowther’s. Mendais Ea Reed and two children visited with Mrs Verdus. Mullins employed at the bakery for seven months. Malbrook Ward church officers held a monthly meeting at Tema Owens home. Members named: Mase presoml worn, Mimes, Tree: Lewis E Sons Harts, Roberta Elstta Dewitt, Dorothy Incés Tunt, Lacinela Farr, Delma Shreeve, Irma Owens.
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Diwke
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Harts
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Longtime Williams Resident Mary Smith Injured in Fall
Mary Smith, longtime Williams resident now in Corona California hospital after a fall at her daughter’s home caused a broken hip. She moved to Corona five years ago but lived in Williams since just before 1900 and was a longtime member of the Williams Rebekah Lodge. A fund has been set to aid her recovery as daughter Rouby Sullivant reports she is in good condition.
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Suillvant Slater
May
Rovith
Incoherent musings on marriage taxes and society
Fragments humorously critique weddings and divorce, taxes, and public welfare. A rambling speaker jokes about love and bread, modern life, and the cost of government, with scattered quips on marriage, effort, and civility. The writing is disjointed but centers on social hypocrisy and fiscal policy.
Legislative Production Needs Solon Wording in 1980 Race
Phoenix and state Rep Enos Schaffer announce birth of a son as Schaffer announces candidacy for the Legislature in 1980. The notice lists Garnett J Schaffer chairing Planning and Development, Enos Schaffer chairing Ways and Means, with Brainard and Dr Scott involved in labor committee matters.
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Richard Enos Schaffer
Garnett J. Schaffer
Eno
Schaffer
Ways and Means Comittee
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Crashien
Saginaw man treated after dislocated jaw yawning
Ai-Bert A. Tappey prepared for bed when a wide yaw at 10:30 prompted doctors to adjust a dislocated jaw to halt his mouth. The incident occurred in Saginaw Michigan and the next morning the medical team treated him to restore jaw alignment.
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Bert A. Tappey
Fappur
Destructive Anger Destroys Used Cars in Varying Manner
A man reports escalating anger and an odd spree against cars. Police say one vehicle had sugar poured in its tank, its fenders removed, and wiring cut. Authorities describe the case as increasingly complex and request caution.
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