Chamber of Commerce Daywrights Flagstaff Event
Thursday 31 marks Chamber of Commerce Day in Flagstaff with a membership drive and community support push. The piece praises the chamber’s role in reservations, ticketing, event planning, and visitor information, urging local business leadership to contribute. It references Eden and U.S. foreign policy comments and reflects on political dynamics.
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Flagstaff
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Atery
Rene Repula
Tnd Oher
Mingstaff Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Daily Sun public notice correction policy
The Arizona Daily Sun states it will gladly correct any erroneous influence on the blameless character or reputation of any person, firm or corporation appearing in the columns upon being brought to the attention of management.
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Arizona Daily Sun
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Letters To The Editor Urges Chamber Of Commerce Support
The writer argues Flagstaff should fund and back the local Chamber of Commerce to drive business growth. He cites Phoenix and other cities, says every employee in public and private sectors should contribute, and urges community members to sustain cultural events and industrial development through the Chamber.
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Exery Salwrigd
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Oak Greek Canyon
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Chamber of Commerce
Cipaleree
Andy DL
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Richard Nelson Returns From Korea Mission Flight Loss Woes
Richard Nelson, aboard a transport ship, returns from a Korea mission in Horas. He participates in a mass remembrance and recovers from injuries suffered during the Vallel air battles. His role and status are noted by the forces and local officials.
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Rune
Seean
Playstafe
Force Lading
Oshipe
Whatsbonny
Annan Nelson Iecally Partican
Massit
Vallel
Horas
Pair Given 90 Days By Police Magistrate
Police magistrate sentences two men after a disturbance in the city Saturday. Officers reported the incident and the defendants were charged with disturbing the peace. The sentence handed down was 90 days.
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Barton
Bisbee area highways history and civic feature
A Bisbee region feature by Opin Rundle Bun Bess traces Nishre area roads and local governance. The piece blends early Nisbee history with a progressive frontier town narrative, detailing community infrastructure and civic development.
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Ayrtena Viglen
Nishre
Opin Rundle Bun Bess
Nisbee
Williams News and Community Notes From Williams
Local Williams community items include transfers to Phoenix and Chandler, calls for youth fellowship events, and chapel fund drives. Members attend services, dinners, and spaghetti suppers to support the chapel building fund. students visit relatives and plan weekend gatherings with regional churches and auxiliaries.
Sedona News Hospital Recoveries and Local Movements
Sedona updates report Mrs Walley Jordan recovering at Marcus Lawrence Hospital Cottons road after surgery and Mea Al Wohlsche at home. Other notes include Sedona residents Hoh Cook and a Hitching Post case, Barberra and David Halton moving to Sedona, Barbara and David joining Lie Vlagstad High School, Talph Miller and Lani Carole traveling to Missouri, and a Wayside chapel tool sale at Mrs Robert Krepps Shopping Center.
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Micsour
Miller
Bushyars
Maine People's Group
Speins
Robert Krepps
Farrmon
Gstendolyn
MarBride
Religious civic leaders to confer Christianity and communism
A Phoenix gathering features church and community leaders, with talks on "A Positive Christian Trojans" and "Spelt Action by Church and Community." Key speakers include Michael Chinpretts of ASC Tempe and Joseph N from Phoenix College, with university and church figures participating in sessions and panel discussions. Child care provided. no admission fee.
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Pathways to Old Memories in a Rural Valley
Fragmented local clipping recounts a period piece with distorted names and places. It mentions Safeway, a county quota for tires, a 72 to 75 score, Williams Vikings and Phurstaff High team, plus several residents and events from decades past. The tone mimics a nostalgic community update with sporadic names and dates.
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Pebring
FB Gold
Inara
Barker Village Sold In Foreclosure Action
In a foreclosure sale conducted at the sheriff's site, Barker Village changed hands for 83550. Joe Kellamy, the mortgage holder, secured the sale after a judicial process that included a directed inquiry. The record notes the Gettysburg address as part of the page’s historical context.
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State of the Union Message Seen As Election Year Plan
Washington report analyzes President Truman's State of the Union address as a broad pledge to provide "everything" for Americans. It covers proposals on welfare, education, housing, health services, unemployment, and tax plans, noting the political stakes for both parties and whether Truman intends to run in 1948. The column questions feasibility and public reception, framing the message as a major policy document with election-year implications.
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Ty Cobb Comments on Negro Players Open to Change
Menlo California AP report quotes Ty Cobb as saying he would not object to Negro players in the major leagues if they merit it. Cobb expresses support for ending racial barriers, arguing talent should decide inclusion and stressing a need to evaluate individuals rather than color. The remarks reflect ongoing debates about integration in baseball.
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