Bus Drivers Strike Hits Flagstaff Prescott Holiday Travel
A Santa Fe Trailways bus strike began at 12 01 a m with about 350 drivers from California Arizona New Mexico and Texas routes walkout over a wage dispute. Passengers to the All Indian Pow Wow at Flagstaff and Frontier Days at Prescott face disruption as Greyhound plans extra buses and expects heavy traffic to northern destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
SUN
Santa Fe Trailways
Flagstaff
Prescott
Santa Fe Trail Transportation Company
U.S
Brotherhood of Railroad
California
Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Trinidad
Colo
George S. Rayburn
GC. M. Stadish
Phoenix
Greyhound Husines
Los Angeles
Greyhound
City Taxpayers Will Decide Port, Sewer, Water Issues
City council moves toward an election on up to 180000 in bonds for four projects including a water line from Upper Lake Mary Dam to the lower lake terminus. Preliminary estimates place the 19000 foot pipeline at 87000, with potential adjustments due to cost rises. Debate continues on bond type with revenue or general obligation options for the pipe line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Mary Dam
City building permits top $230000 for six months
City records show building permits issued in the first six months of the year totaled 233000. Mayor Sykes noted June alone accounted for 90100 with a $60000 mill site permit for the Southwest Mills project. January through May figures included garages, residences, and multiunit structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
S. Sykes
Hich
Sykes
Stork Forces Unscheduled Landing Of Airliner
An American Airlines DC-6 with 52 passengers diverted to Phoenix Sky Harbor after Mrs. Norma Pinto, an English war bride bound for Los Angeles to meet her husband Maurice, appeared near delivery by the stork. A physician cleared her to continue, with the plane about three hours ahead of the expected arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Airlines
Phoenix Sky Harbor
Norma Pinto
Los Angeles
Maurice
Sky Harrs
Missing Child Greta Gale Found Alive in Lassen Park
Greta Mary Gale known as Toni, two and a half, went missing on Sunday during a location camping trip in Lassen National Park. She was found today in brush on a ridge about a mile from the family cabin. Her grandfather, former U S Congressman John H Tolan, 70, who was traumatized by the event, died of a heart attack last night. Jim Gaither located the child and notified the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lassen National Park
Galif
Greta Mary Gale
Greta
Toni
U. S
John H. Tolan
Jim Gaither
Verde Valley Co-Op Granted Permit For Oak Creek Area
The Verde Valley Co-op wins a National Forest Service permit to build and operate a power line in Oak Creek Canyon. The permit, issued through the Albuquerque regional office, allows transmission over forest lands and delivery to Oak Creek Canyon consumers once details and changes are finalised. The Arizona Power Company and local residents have pressed for exclusive transmission rights as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verde Valley
Washington
Co-op
Dismissal of Flagstaff Ranger upheld by state panel
Phoenix July 1 AP The State Game and Fish Commission upheld the dismissal of Vance White, a Flagstaff area ranger, for negligence in failing to check hunters licenses. A Flagstaff delegation backed him as one of the area’s best rangers. The commission added Warren Pulick to the biologists staff to supervise quail migratory doves waterfowl. Theodore Knipe and John Hall assigned to manage javelina deer elk, and Alfred Edwards to oversee antelope deer and turkey statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Flagstaff
State Game and Fish, Commission
Vance White
White
Warren Pulick
University of Arizona
Theodore Knipe
Tucson
John Hall
Springerville
Alfred Edwards
Williams
Arrest In Liquor Case Credited To Jr. Deputy Sheriff
An alert junior deputy posse member helped capture unlicensed liquor vendor Charlie Bouse. He faced a $150 fine or 160 days in jail after pleading guilty in C. T. Pulliam's police court. Deputy Harold Van Sickle arrested him and handed him to city officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Peery Francis
Charlie Bouse
Harold van Sickle
Bouse
Car Barter Angles Sent On Southern Pacific Line
Unclear OCR fragment notes a porter on the Southern Pacific line being sent to Los Angeles last night after an incident near Willcox. Details are fragmentary and identities unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angles
Southern Pacific
Willcox
Los ‘Angeles
Henning Sues for Libel in Navajo County Case
State Sen. Lloyd Henning of Holbrook files a 2500 dollar libel suit in Navajo County Superior Court against the Rev. Charles A. Surber former pastor of Springerville Community Church and others. The suit stems from a July 4 1946 issue of the Springerville News discussing the Navajo Apache Telephone Company of which Henning is owner. Defendants include Mrs. Russell Butler W M Williams Effie Feaster Henry Enderstecin and Gustav Rieb listed as church trustees and elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
Lloyd
Henning
Navajo County
Charles A. Surber
Springerville Community Church
Springerville News
Navajo-Apache Telephone Company
Lurber
Lare
Russell Butler
W. M. Williams
Effie Feaster
Henry Enderstecin
Gustav Rieb
European Aid Meeting Opens Last Conference
In Paris on July 1 AP reports the four session conference of Soviet Britain and France considering Marshall aid for European recovery. Molotov reportedly vetoes the plan while Bevin and Bidault weigh Continental economic planning without the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marshall
V. M. Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Soviet Union
Indian Throngs Gather for 10th Southwest Pow Wow Week
Thousands of Indians head toward Dogoasleet for the 10th annual Southwest All-Indian Pow Wow opening Friday. The crowd is forecast to set records with visitors arriving by wagon, horse, auto, and on foot. Dozens of rodeo favorites including Yellowhair Begay and Moody George have entered, with seats still available for all six shows at the Chamber of Commerce bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bear
A Sundust
Daniel Webster
Buster Wolf
Chamber of Commerce
Flagstaff 20-30 Club Rodeo Aug 1-3 Promises Rip Snortin Event
The Flagstaff 20-30 club launches its third annual rodeo from August 1 to 3 with bronc riding Brahma bull riding and calf roping, plus a beard growing contest ending Aug 3. Beards contest includes longest blackest reddest puniest dirtiest most romantic. New Brahma bulls to be ridden by professionals and clowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brahma Bulls
Clifton Justice Hearing Slated For Misappropriation Case
Clifton Justice of the Peace Feliz Brutinel had arraignment deferred from 10 a m to 1 30 p m in Greenlee County Superior Court on a misappropriation of public funds charge. State Examiner Albert Means reported a $4789 shortage in Brutinel s office. Brutinel waived a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clipton
Feliz Bratinel
Clifton
Justice of the Peace
Greenlee County Superior Court
Brutinel
Albert Te. Means
Sidney P. Osborn
Annual Pow-Wow Magazine Now On Sale in July
The Southwest All-Indian Pow-Wow celebration magazine appears on newsstands today and will be on sale July 4 5 6 at streets and the Pow-Wow grounds. The 40 page glossy book features a Navajo woman on a horse on the cover photographed by Lloyd Clarrell, with a dramatic cloud backdrop. It includes articles on the Pow-Wow and the Indian country with many pictures of Indians dancers and rodeo performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Clarrell
Chamber of Commerce
Baseball finals prompt AL Detroit 2 Chicago 1 NL Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 3
Detroit defeats Chicago 2 to 1 in American League final while Philadelphia tops Brooklyn 5 to 3 in the National League final. key players and precise scores reflect a split outcome with Detroit and Philadelphia as winners.
Arizona Special Session Ends Without Gov Osborn Plan
The 18th Arizona Legislature closed its second special session at 12 18 pm after a 14 day run with none of Gov Sidney P Osborns major program enacted A House revolt delayed adjournment but a later motion to adjourn sine die passed 3 26 The House then promptly sent seven Senate bills and amended a House bill while the Senate awaited adjournment Bills funded freeway construction veteran hiring and housing for veterans were among actions taken before adjournment on underground water surveys and related funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piloenix
Arizona
Ihouse
Senate
Chaimakers
House
Dan Angious
Coshise
Coy
Osborn
Tnice Rcular
Sen
Angus
River Levee Breaks Prompt New Evacuations Along Mississippi
Floods from a 103 year peak Mississippi rise forced evacuations of thousands as new levee breaks along a 90 mile stretch damaged Dupo Illinois and nearby towns. Secondary levee breaches near Sinois Central tracks threatened further isolation including Grand Tower Illinois and surrounding settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mississippi River
Dupo
Recah Paibhate
Sinois Central
Grand Tower
British Reject UN Move In Palestine
London reports the British government rejected a UN Special Committee on Palestine request to halt the execution of three Irgun members convicted of terrorism. A Foreign Office statement said the UN General Assembly resolution calling for an end to violence has no bearing on normal administration of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Nations Special Committee On Palestine
Irgun
Dvai Seumi
Foreign Office
United Nations General Assembly
Palestine
Pima Jail Escapee Given Year Sentence
Mrs Martha Virginia Sanders was sentenced to one year in prison on a plea of nolo contendere to unlawful possession of a government check by Judge Howard C Speakman in U S district court in Tucson yesterday. Sanders was involved in an escape from the Pima county jail on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Martha Virginia Sanders
Nolo Confedlere
Howard C. Speakman
U.S. District Court
Sanders
Pima County
Juveniles Absolved Of Causing Wreck Of Scout Last Thursday
Santa Fe Super-Chief engineer spots spike on tracks near Williams and two teens flee the scene. The youths, aged 17, claimed hitchhiking from Los Angeles, were questioned then absolved of causing the Scout wreck after juvenile court probation and return to Los Angeles. Express cars involved in the wreck stayed manned by the expressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Santa Fe
Welch
Ashfork
Los Angeles
W. B. Patterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Balls
Kansas City
Pelly Eubanks
Balis
NEA
Council
Verde Valley Co-Op
Oak Creek
Ranger White
Agust
Hfe
Associated Press
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ariz
Pima
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!