North Arizona on the march to future growth
Northern Arizona shows signs of strong growth across sectors with new Liberal Arts college status, revitalized chambers of commerce, and planned infrastructure. Initiatives led by Trigstad and Wach groups promise improved public policy, tourism protection, and economic diversification including a Flagstaff lumber mill project and Grand Canyon access enhancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiy
College of the North
Miagstati
Arizona
Commnerce
Unrclh
Trigstad Group
Phygstatt
Winston and Williams
Winston and Williams-Grand Canyon Chambers of Commerce
Ue Cigart
Coities
Noethum Arizona
War Experiences Shared At Canyon Rotary Meeting
Grand Canyon Rotary heard Fred Witteborg describe army air corps training camp operations with no slaves or rations, managing 1800 personnel and adapting long range bombing flight rations aboard aircraft. Art Metzger presided as club president introduced by Witteborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy the Sun
Edeed
Grant Canyon
Frilay
Art Metzger Preail
Intrsufiecdt
Fred Witteborg
el Tovar Ffetel
Air Corps
Niinders
Alia
Superior Court Work Increases Across Categories
Figures released by clerk Mary P. Lewis show overall growth in court activity from November 1. Juvenile cases declined, but civil cases rose to 1246 with 147, and criminal cases increased by a substantial margin. Visitors included John M. Davis and others from Santa Fe and Gram Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuscanine Enanty Sigerior Canet
Mary TP. Lewis
San Proneison
John MM. Davis
Santa Fe
Fred Willeborg
Gram Canyon
Turry Langley
Jenn
Aly Coed Lenhert
Devini
Sexas
Washington column on wage push and price rises debate
A Washington column discusses how high prices and wage demands spark a debate led by Nathan and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It notes a proposed 25 percent wage rise to match costs, analyses potential effects on consumer prices, and mentions figures from the BLS and the Nathem company report as supporting context.
Pathways of Old Memories Frre The Files Of The Sun
Wyomin district pension of the National Employment Service notes that unemployment remains high with about 80 percent fewer seeking jobs than last year. Miss Mary Kravers took a trip toGlolia to visit her sister Mrs Werwatl. Cathie Cotend, Caemul treasurer, attends a rogation at Agua Caliente Hay Springs. Aged twenty years ago Lewis Heeciot was elected comminitor of Spinisty American War Veterans at a meeting. Mrs Bewaliet will head the Indies Justice organization. EB. Tryter begins his third term as chair of the Band of Supervisors alongside Jax J. Waldhans and Kenaiath. Mrs C Bhimvey and Miss Jaclyn visit Mrs A H Lan’s daughter in Wine. Trem norty of kere om hiss owt Le he Holbrook county on Wik with wagon. Dr AM Stamper, popular veterinarian, called to Winslow. Mrs A Marky and Phurstaff left For Putedo Ohio for a few weeks. Dr Btl Olive visits Phoenix for business. the West is noted for native attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayia Graves Wyom Ieilly
Panty Ager
Ie-Empliment Service
Mary Kravers Taki
Glotia
Robert Werwatl
Cathie Cotend
Watil Caemul
Agua Caliente Hay Springs
Lewis Heeciot
Mwin
Bewaliet
EB. Tryter
Chatrean
Band of Supervisors
Jax J. Waldhans
Antnies Kenaiath
C. Bhinvey
Jaclyn
A. H Lan
Ebay
B. Newmnion Vyss
Norty
Hiss
Holbrook
Do AM
Stamper
Winslow
A. Marky
Ted Phurstaff Tietay
Putedo
Ohio
BTL. Blive
Phoenix
Snow Bowl Snow News Spreads Wide Across Nation
A Phoenix chamber initiative publicizes the Arizona Snow Bowl at Pingree Park as a premier winter destination. The feature, carried by the Christian Science Monitor and multiple papers, highlights skiing facilities at the Arizona Snow Bowl on San Francisco Peaks and promotes winter travel to Northern Arizona. The piece notes open access for motorists stranded in snow along local highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athony
Pingsail
Feroenime
Phoenice Chamber of Comerce
Christin Science Monitor
Dallas
Tex
Thies-Herall
Sam Francisea
Aiexi
Fhiggslatt
Mra Lindberg and family visiting relatives in Moxico
Mrs Mra Lindberg and her son Charles are visiting relatives in Moxico. After returning to the States Charles will resume his duties in Washington. Mrs J L Boyce and Mr L Hoyer are noted relatives from San Diego and Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lindberg
Wateh
Charles
Moxico
Washington
Fluiries
L. Boyce
Mra Boyce
San Diego
Phoenix
L. Hoyer
Unis.ilistriet
Coconing County
Ie Williams
Phoenix Chambers plan full Snow Bowl photo spread
Travel writer Davis KE Menes, of the Phoenix Chamber, will return to Flagstaff late this month with photographer Harry Sawyer to arrange a complete picture coverage of the Snow Bowl. The program supports the Phoenix Chambers Intensive campaign to publicize Arizona tourist attractions and unite communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 66
Davis KE. Menes
Phoenix Chaber
Fiagstaff
Harry Sawyer
Phoenix
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flagsteg
Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff
Coeonino County
Une Ceconine Sun Canpuny
W. J McGiffin
Paul F. Jaccer
Plat Chine Killa Yost
Wayne Shiels Aan Kinvix Doweil
Ruitur Winty Ridstar
Carvier
Fhigetall
Bellomont
Williams
Icles
Ecul
Avizouit
Pius
Ualbitet
George Babbittt
The
Arizona Tink
Lea Weaver
Twenslow
Arizonna
Sligit
William Improverments
Grand Canyon National Park
Lumbet Mulle
Norvthern
Cate
Up Cup Ben Sy
Avizom
Frelors
Herbert. $. Seluiny
Superior Court
United States
Congress
Apitol
Eason Nea Washington Cirespandout
Jan
Econailat
Aninfieturers
Avery
Mayntown
Vin
New York
Nidhan
Robey
Robog
Dante Guin
Gaealo
Cepa St. Dawaques
Deniase
Eigand
ML Rabey
Fey Avery
Alam
Kway
Jeri
Eantry
Tito
Saul
Nathan
Livir Economie
Ewinge
Bulwy
Beey
Bie Srvey
Minta van Vleet
Ashlar Halt
Order of Eastern Star
Sutfigh Mint
Vian Viet
Mes
Cornutt
Corvallis
Wily
Cilendile
Cal
Olive Riuinhen
Ghiwle Melick
Risymond
Milla
Wort
IPR
Willie
Roth Robey
Leeran
Syiere
Roles
Office of War Mobilization
Alf Lawton
King Wigsy- Wack
Phoenix Chamber
Cloro
Voreutteere
Tever
Branchitie Ciro
Sustlele Patisfarlion
Aphonhas Itosinn
Ris Tileney
Cerendahilily
Unre
Aylaora Reelitesits
Fonte
Bay A Eernimna
Siddty
Andy Wolf
Phone 13
Special Representative Business Mens Assurance Company
Mienil
Orpheum
Aspen
Las
Tim
Joan Fontain
Lassie
FOX
Daly
Home Town News
Holsum
Crawley Bros
Crawley Wrothers
Aspen Sale Ee
Agstaef
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!