Funeral Rites Pending For A E Scott
funeral services are pending for Alexander E Scott 79 father of Mrs Tom Matthews who died at the home of his granddaughter Mrs Forrest Kathryn Tulls at 740 West Columbus He suffered a broken hip in September and had not been in good health since Survivors include two daughters Mrs Tom Ida Matthews Huntsville Alabama and Mrs Helen Scott Thomas of Dobbs Ferry New York five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are handled by Flagstaff Mortuary with services at Mc Connell Funeral Home Greenwood Arkansas.
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Kathryn) Tulls
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Ida) Matthews
Huntsville
Helen Scott. Thomas
Dobbs Ferry
Tom J. Matthews
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Today's Weather Report Card From The Local Desk
Summary of today weather with sunset at 5 35 pm and sunrise at 7 35 am ending 9 am high of 32 and low of 7 with zero precipitation normal values show high 38 and low 1 with zero precip record high 56 in 1981 and precipitation totals to date at zero referenced figures from the prior year and year to date normals show .72
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Television Schedule Fragments Highlight Classic Shows
A fragmented broadcast grid features marquee times for Phoenix programs and shows like The Deputy Flintstones Wild Bill Hickok and Route 66. Includes news, weather, and sports slots, with multiple movie specials and late night features listed across the day.
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the Detectives
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King of Diamonds
High Court Nears Ruling on Colorado River Dispute
The Supreme Court heard final arguments in a 40 year interstate water division suit over the Colorado River. Arizona led the case against California Nevada and the United States with Utah and New Mexico added. Attorneys argued over the Boulder Canyon Act and apportionment terms, with the master’s report favored by most parties.
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Arizona Daily Star Wins Top Awards in State Contest
The Arizona Daily Star of Tucson captured two top awards in the state newspaper contest for papers over 10,000 in circulation. It won general excellence for the second straight year, while the Community Service honor went to the Peoria Times. The Tucson Citizen and Phoenix Gazette received runner up recognitions in various categories.
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Flagstaff Tightens Trash Pickup Rules and Fines
Flagstaff city officials urge residents and business owners to comply with curbside trash rules heightening penalties for non compliance. Restrictions cover timing container types and placement with fines up to 26 dollars and up to three months in jail for continued negligence.
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Warranty and deed transfers listed in Coconino Daily Record
Public notice of multiple real estate transfers including warranty deeds and quit claim deeds. Documented parties include Mark A Sapp and spouses to Frank Findlay, Laurence L Harlan to Anna Emmons, and Dale L Hill and spouses to Clair Hill with Northern Arizona Title Company as trustee, plus Earl Hazlett Jr to Zelda Ballermond in local records.
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RefSNES Ely Beck & Co. Member N Stork Exch 125
Trade card style entry lists RefSNES Ely Beck and Co as members of the Stork Exchange with reference to Aspen and an F Kalb registered representative. A business phone number FR 44962 appears for Fingstaff.
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N.¥. Stork Exch
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Sunday Blue Law Proposed in Arizona to Halt Retail Sales
The Arizona House majority introduces a Sunday blue law targeting clothing, housewares, hardware, and similar goods while excluding food and liquor stores. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars first offense and 500 or jail on a second, with each sale a new offense. Two election-law bills follow: one to double write-in nomination votes, drawing Republican criticism, and another by Rep Dow Reese.
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Tron
Tacamire
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Ipouse
Republican House
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Testis Christ Belief Promises Change in Daily Life
A devotional digest emphasizes Hebrews 13 8 declaring Jesus Christ is the same yesterday today and forever. Believers are urged to trust in the changeless Christ to bring steadfast guidance and transformation in daily life.
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Bill Brady Speaks at LULAC Meet in Flagstaff
Bill Brady will be the speaker at the bi monthly LULAC meeting in the Flagstaff Armory. He will discuss Problems of Juvenile Delinquency. Richard Florez Northern director opens, James Sedillo presides, with Louis Chacon and Frank Morales present. Guests urged, dues due, refreshments served.
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Anight
League of United Latin American Citizens
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Flagstaff
Richard Florez
James Sedillo
Louis Chacon
Frank Morales
Lumberjack Convention Opens With New Paper Judging Category
ASC Lumberjack Association hosts its annual convention here. Editors of the Lumberjack will receive certificates. For the first time colleges and universities have a category in the annual newspaper judging.
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Stock Market Slackens After Early Rebound
New York stock market opened with a stronger morning rally but slackened by early afternoon. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon rose about 1.20 points, with industrials up around 2 and rails steadier. Oil majors and other high-priced issues gained a few points, as investors chased sector leaders and adjusted positions.
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