Visitors Increase at Grand Canyon Nation Park Rally in Growth
In the pre war year visitors to Grand Canyon National Park surged to a record 431,876, with airborne travel rising as more people from around the world plan trips to northern Arizona. The piece calls for a larger nearby airport to handle big planes, proposing $148,900 in funds for expansion, and notes debates over federal vs local control and wide highway access. It also mentions a local flag-raising at the Coconino County courthouse and broader themes of national authority decentralization.
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Grand Canyon
Nation Park
Lyon
Arizona
Viait
Fauilifien
Sivalion Tensports
Valle Dirport
National Park Service
Congress
Sténie
Uge Traveley
Coconino County
Wilbur Wolfington
Wimever
Arizona Daily Sun staff and circulation notice
Erroneous reflection about any person firm or corporation in the Arizona Daily Sun will be corrected upon notification to management. The issue lists staff positions and acknowledgments and notes publication details for Flagstaff area and Cochise County.
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Arizona Daily Sun
Pathways Of Old Memories From The SUN Front Page
Scattered notes recall old community events with names and places like Phoenix Flagstaff and Monte Vista. Mentions directors at a hospital, stockholder matters, and a dental meeting in Los Angeles alongside reminders of local figures and shops from thirty years past.
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Mal Aba C. G. Dunia
Moran R. Keath
de. V. M. Sipbor
Marehl
Colton
M. G. Fromske
Wilson
Loren W. Cre
del Strang
Nanni
Sktel
Monte Vista
Summual Stockholdera
Stan K. M. Hester
Ow Spank
Flagsta Lt. C
Ace Mackey
National Dental
Los Angeles
Jesse L. Doyo
Es Williams
Adeline Jelison
Jalen Lintab Marvin
North Rim visitors and park staff gather for Nevill plaque event
The article notes a July visit by Mrs Bryant and family to the North Rim, with many attendees from Wisconsin, New York, and Illinois. A special train carried 250 Elk to bid farewell in the Park. Officials include Suprvint Bryant and Assistant Terling, with staff such as Ranger Russell Dickenson and Forester 8.T. Carr cited for outstanding service. Memorials for Norman Seville and a helicopter-related exhibit are mentioned.
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Garrison
Larsen
Bryant Deave
Frank
Nevilis Placque
Walla Winker
Porethy Winter
Coan Canyon Hospital
Lebanon
Wisconsin
Low Am Tisks
Dartford
Wise
Lois Bertor
Milwautee
Phucitony Rausch
Manel
Yerne Warnond
Puriit Drowds
Phoenix
Mix
Margaret Novtis
Mary Jencuk
New York
Te Bivant
Prin
Suprvint
Bryant Tne
Agsistan pStyre Terling Travela Naval
Nevills Phique
Norman Seville
Tarmons Torris Datrive
Caloraa
Booth
Oliver Ant B. Kownsmerk
Peerhorn
Wuelsera L. Rasmussen
Barr Chontistic
Prump
Louse Durier
Russell Dickenson
Desert Wow
Har
Dommendador
T. Carrool
Jimue
Ingronfermen
Heli
Sapo Intendent
MM. OR
Tillotxan
Rouioh Mer
Santa Fe
Aiid Mes
Ray Marquia Hart
Maps
Ane
Ablow
Nyse
Calif
W. Atboatt
Washington
Ahboatt
Waverly
The
Park Service
Caution on Freezing Potatoes Stirs Safety Week Warnings
Readers are reminded during Safety Week to avoid risky home methods for freezing produce and to consult guidance from agriculture authorities. The piece notes improper freezing can lead to spoilage and safety concerns, urging careful handling of potatoes and other fruits and vegetables.
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Unite States Department of Apricultare
Wiley Ford
Williams News Dow Sd Vigil Snell of Shaw tock
A fragmented local item mentions Ernest Siell and family from Willis visiting, with extended relatives from New York planning a summer trip to California. The report notes school plans and a move to involve the Mite field director, Max, and Lillian Mulligan.
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Dow Sd
Phyllis Lucille
Mas
Tiistin
Frances Tahinta
New York
al Daya Bafine
California
May Rigo
Mite
Max
Lillian Mtilgarn
Engagement and wedding plans at Phoenix church field
Gertrude Vogel of Monark, a nurse at Kund avon hospital, announces engagement to Tom Crassey of Mey. A wedding is set for August 23 at Central Methodist Church in Phoenix. References to local notes include public events and community updates from Boulder City and Colanwood areas.
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Geaham
Phoenix
Te Simmer
Bob Burns
Fomer Tanger
Ranvee
Boulder City
Flag Teen-Agers Enjoy Hayrides and Dances at Community Program
The fifth year of the summer recreation program offers hayrides, dances, and melon parties for Flag teens, with about 800 participants weekly. Volunteers and school staff organize activities from swimming and tennis to music, crafts, and library time, while facilities at the high school host nightly events and a small admission fee.
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Willvesson
Hissh
Hayride
Anting
Theoglinny
Sity Funis
Tony Wail
Ansactitina
Pho
Ae Ting
Blurncos
Gromer
Shelby Meaney
Thid Yen
James Hair
Earl Ghiges Ensley
James Williams
Buss
Hiter
Sterevoup
Sd Handicrafis
Betty Tabbhir
Herb Greg ‘Lelps
Orchestra
Ris Pragnen
Cavern Cafe Devastated by Nogales Fire Guts Historic Spot
A blaze severely damaged the Cavern Cafe in Nogales near the border. Firefighters battled flames from about 6:30 a.m. as crews from Nogales and Sonora contained the inferno. The building will be closed for at least 60 days for repairs, ending a longstanding landmark that has drawn American tourists since 1887.
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Nogales
Sovori
Wesive
S A.m. Imlay
Kishen
Oles
Ariz
Caen
Sonora
Hatte Ag
Enmier
Demetrid
Local Firm Wins High Sales Bank Deal Near Dodge Myouth
Cahyan Morn Silos in the southwest district of Gereige company. Ae D. Shugley, operator, announced the firm hit 140 percent of its sales quota. Shugley highlighted the achievement during a conference and noted activities spanning California markets.
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Cahyan
Dodge Myouwth
Secon Mitce
Gereige Company
Ae D. Shugley
Shugley Gale
Avivann
Skating Party and Scavenger Hunt Noted at Oak Creek Canyon
A damaged notice describes a skating party and scavenger boat event at Oak Creek Canyon with activities for children. It mentions parents and friends invited to visit a Ute program, but notes no seats are available for some attendees.
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Lavents
Seton Hase
Oak Creek Canyon
Caring Np
Notine
Bernard Heywood Still Alive Despite Reports
Bernard Heywood remains living amid rumors of his death. The article traces a convoluted tale involving medical figures, a guard, a hospital incident, and a family from MaWejo county, with conflicting statements about Heywood and relatives and mentions a Navajo county sheriff.
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Bernard Heywood
Shates covereps reveal beliefs on development
A fragmentary report notes beliefs about stimulation of development tied to shates covereps and rowing. It mentions Toman origins and suggests a medical or social theory, but the readable text is limited and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Toman
Yavapai Budget To Run Half a Million Dollars
Yavapai County Board of Supervisors adopts a tentative budget totaling about 500000 dollars. The plan proposes a tax levy of about two and a half cents per hundred valuation, exceeding last year by over 215 thousand dollars. Direct fees are set at roughly 41000 dollars, compared with 295500 previously.
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Prescot! Us
Yavapai County Bund of Supervisors
Firemen Tackle Campus Fire Amid Alarm Response
Firemen answered an alarm on campus as flames appeared in a window casing near a thin floor. Crews contained the fire after a second alarm, with officials noting the blaze was cut by the time they arrived. Later, afternoon flames were reported at Andrews Coffee shop.
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Klis
Ts Antrews
Local fish sales boom fuels weekend markets
Town merchants report brisk sales of fresh fish this weekend as shoppers flock to riverside stalls. Vendors note strong demand for fillets and whole fish, with buyers citing low prices and reliable supply as key factors.
Williams Council OKs Smoking Disease Prevention Program
Williams town council approved a public health program urged by the U S Public Health Service. Michael Sampite described measures to combat general disease with TB tests and site inspections. The council also approved annexing land west of town and welcomed an invitation from Lt. Cal L Kaminsky for a July 22 event.
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Williams
U.S
Michael Sampite
Sampite
Tio
Saginaw
Manistee
Cal.ly Kaminsky
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Uberent
Moritz Retires From Reclamation Bureau
In a Denver Interior Department notice, J G itl sen is named regional director for Reclamation Bureau Region 3 based in Boukige City Nevada, succeeding the retiring A Morite on August 31 after a long tenure since 1947. The Region 3 covers most of Arizona Nevada and parts of New Mexico.
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Wastiington
Chapman Ns
J. G. Itlsen
Reclamation Bureau
Boukige City
Nev
BE. A. Morite
Nielsen
Wssls
Wade
Roxiwr
Ariegor
Nevada
Lit
New Mexico
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Bos Shirley
BeaLuty J. V. Rone
Bharler
Alan Kinvig
L. H. Rogers
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Mech
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Hager’s Jswelry
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Snawflake
Mnook
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Kindo
Posou
Neo Hospital
Mawejio County
Teswood
Rene Haywood
Trallas
Cox
Texas Waywood
Hinelh
Hin
Aye
She Howe
Ley
Navajo County
Woave
J. Z
Thang
Praieye
Yavapai
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Moritz
Tracy
Hepauri
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