Arizona Daily Sun Opinion and Sports Tangles
The draft discusses scheduling fairness in college athletics with Arizona and Texas Tech context, then argues for Alaska and Hawaii statehood. It laments color barriers in play and calls Congress to act, urging timely citizenship status for new states and respect for territorial democracy.
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Washington column blames Inspection Service for present scandals
Washington correspondent reports that loopholes in the Inspection Service are blamed for a series of scandals rocking the administration. It outlines proposed reforms to place the division under a senior commissioner of internal revenue, expand field inspections, and make civil service inspectors of revenue collectors. It notes Congress opposition, explains Justice Department examiners’ limited reach, and highlights staffing and pay constraints hindering oversight.
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Funeral attendees from Boulder City gather for Garrison
Grand Canyon Park Superintendent and staff from Boulder City attended the funeral of Frik Garrison Tuesday. The gathering included Mrs Frank Spencey and George Baggley, with several officials traveling from Santa Fe and Albany California to join in the service and subsequent meetings nearby.
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Ballad Singer To Give Concert Here Next
Susay Teed Amazica's favorite ballad singer arrives to perform at 8:00 p.m. in Ash urat Auditorium under the Mlagetaft Community Concert Association. Miss Reed plays several instruments including the Irish harp and guitar. Her repertoire spans Appalachians Ireland England and Heartland with traditional songs and recent film work. Her recordings are issued by Victor. She was discovered in a New York club and has been popular with audiences.
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Sacramento Trip and Local Updates From Community
Kendrick News reports Mr. News and family split time between Sacramento and hometown for New Year holidays with lengthy absences. LaRue travels to Sacramento. TaRue attends funeral in Missouri. Nextar returns to Sacramento after a ten day absence. George Keith digs concrete forms as garage work continues. Bernice Medini and Evelyn Freeman visit Ida Tillman in Wilums. Tillman hospitalized but improving and expected home soon. Eberle notes Fort in a snowbound country, with Ohio and Tennessee absent. Mr. and Mrs. Eberle drive.
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Evelyn Freeman
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Sue Ebérle
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Prescott trip noted amid buffalo scenes and group ties
Leigh D. Fale led a pleasure trip to Prescott with a group of five, while another party counted seven in two bands and photographed buffalo. The scene reflects a rural outing with scattered details of participants and activities.
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Prescott
Roger Putnam gets Senate committee approval for post
The Senate banking committee unanimously approved Roger Lowell Putnam as a constable stabilizer after he testified he could hold the line against inflation in a dangerous year. Putnam, formerly on a temporary Springfield post, now awaits Senate confirmation for the observatory trust post.
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Pottsville man discovers tunnel while enlarging basement
A Pottsville resident accidentally uncovers a 10 foot tunnel with a rock spur while expanding his basement. The inane description and garbled text suggest the eccentric discovery required extensive work to reframe the space.
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