Flag Winslow Legion Nines Meet For Title Here Tuesday
In the Arizona American Legion junior baseball tourney, Flagstaff defeated Prescott to advance to the finals, with Winslow edging Deckgatt to secure a finals berth. The district final will be played tomorrow at the high school field with a tentative start between 1 and 2 p m, as rain halted the morning game and Sigsom earned the win for Flagstaff.
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Winslow Legion
Prescott
Arizona American Legion
Deaiest Field
Winslows
M. Blick
Jagstalt
Mark A. Meare West
Flick
Gilbert
Corona
Mreacott
Winslow
Deckgatt
Gam
Flagstaff
Jerry Sigsom
Flagstiff
Presvoft
Halbrook
Indian Crafts To Be Shown At College Workshop
Students in the elementary arts and crafts workshop at the college will learn from Flagstaff craftsmen. Prof Frandy Ouborn and Asst Prof Wartwig Bjerg oversee sessions begun July 18 and ending Friday. G. Doc Williams demonstrated with Hopi artists Rober and Tavise Temayesya. A Navajo weaving demo by Kerley Trading Post’s Ra Kerley and Maria Littler is planned, with lectures on Kachina dolls and Tug weaving.
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Ander
Frandy
Ouborn
Wartwig
Bjerg
Williams
Rober
Tavise Temayesya
Lonroyerva
Shamie Kewonwytewa
Hopferafla Ian
Muexum
Arizona
Ra Kerley
Kerley Trading Post
Irdina Stare
Flagatatf
Maria Littler
Kerley
Miller Ordered to Pay Fire Suppression Costs in Forest Fire Case
Ralph M. Miller, once a sawmill operator near Winglow and Buck Springs on Coconino National Forest, faces court action to cover $4,400 in forest fire suppression costs plus up to $4,900 in related damages as fires spread toward Buck Springs in January, with Miller reportedly operating in California.
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Prescot
Ralph M. Miller
Winglow
Back Springs
Coconino National Forest
Miller
Buck
Jact
California
Party Near Trip's End Along Colorado River
The large group named the lorgit White Colorado River party started July 5 from Tees Ferry near Flagstaff as a major excursion. Thirty three participants aged up to TS joined seven boats including three pontoons and four 11 man neo crafts. Food was shipped in at Phantom Ranch and Whitewater Wash with a ranger joining at Phantom. Miss White is the only known diver on the river. The annual River Run Banquet is planned in Boulder City Nevada tonight.
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Flagstaff
Tees Ferry
Temple Barta
Phantom Ranch
Grand Canyon
Whiteare Wash
National Park Service
Phantom
Mies White
Boulder City
Nev
Drillers Struggle With Sand Barrier On No 2 Well
Report notes No 2 Well drilling team advancing with special tool called a book at the casing bottom to seal against a sandstone layer. If the drill string reaches the tough bed, raider teaming may be used. ceiling progresses inside the casing as crews push ahead amid obstructions.
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Wooly Mountain
Ily
Ouye
BPW Picnic Tonight Postponed For Week
AY members of the Business and Professional Womens club are urged to note the picnic scheduled for tonight at the Tome of Mes. Dorda Colton has been postponed. The date is set for next Monday night, Aug. 1 at 6 20 at the Colton home. All members and guests are asked to bring their own table service.
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Business and Professional Womens Club
Dorda Colton
Nxt
Colton
Fatal Car Crashes Hit Holbrook and Ash Fork Areas
Five people died on Aragoni highways this weekend as rain worsened driving conditions across the state. Victims include David Earl Clark, 20, of Phoenix and Salomon A. Turner, 28, of Casa Grande. A Amarillo native and others injured as multiple wrecks occurred, including a crash west of Holbrook that killed Mellesen and Turner in separate collisions. Police report Clark died in a Phoenix crash after Manuel Robles, 26, struck his car and another at a red light.
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Associated Press
Argemang
David Earl Clark
Phoenix
Salomon A. Turner
Casa Crane
Attor
Dean
Melfesen
North Hollywoel
Calif
Dane Ruth Holden
Amarillo
Tex
Bra
Lily Flores Hotter
Dailis
Amatilo
Ash Park
Uolden
Kenneth
Jerry
Man- Juel al. Robles
Clark
Robles
Florence Flood Fears Rise After River Swells
Storm waters flood Florence sweeping homes and businesses from the Casa Grande area toward Coolidge. Reported reaches include eight square miles of inundation, with banks of the canal and washes overflowing. Highway corridors suffer damage. isolation around Florence persists as crews assess repairs and ongoing risk.
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Noorling
Mak
Tye
Wren
Plorence
Coolidge
Florence
Abbot
Posses Share Honors At Tuthill Event Sunday
Crowds braved bad weather as the Tuthill program closed with top results. Winners include Elmo Cary and Vele Eapi. following were Jawed Dy Holds Peenman and Ton Cathemer with Bob Lockett and Tonis Espitan taking third. Opening ceremonies featured a police and ghost parade.
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Posses
Tuthill
Srinelang Aafkey
Lettore Witt
Cherane Eliaimpitshin
Lyophy
Tranit Michelbael
San Vedra
Elmo Cary
Vele Eapi
Bob Lockett
Tonis Espitan
Tathill
Sunnday
Death Claims Famed Woman Scientist Here
Death of prominent anthropologist Gladys Armanda Reichard in Doctor's Hospital after a stroke. Longtime professor at Barnard College and member of major societies, Reichard worked at Muscat and Balliol College era, taught in New York and California, shaping early American ethnology.
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Gladys Armanda Reichard
Ant Alithar
Maeseh
Reichard
Ranger
Swathnare
Pennsylvania
Cole
Gal Univers
Iguenbein
Waddie
Northampston County
Banger
New York City
Burnard College, X
University of California
Ballid College
Fromi
Hove
Ariens Jean
Chicago Couple Hurt In Highway 89 Crash
A Chicago man and his wife were seriously injured in a Saturday crash about 14 miles north of Flagstaff on Highway 89. Harry Palavos, 28, and Marifin Palavos, 25, were taken to Flagstaff Hospital Monday. Their car left the highway, struck a tree, and overturned after sliding 82 feet along the right shoulder. Mrs Palavos was not ejected. officers report possible reckless driving charges.
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Chicago
Nia Wife Rr
Flagstaff
Here
Harry Palavos
Marifin
Antral
Polovos
NEA Official To Speak At College Tuesday
National Education Association official Dr. Stinnett will address summer-session students and faculty Tuesday morning July 26 in the college auditorium. Public is invited to attend.
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NEA
T. B. Simmett
National Education Committee On
National Education Association
Washinton
B. C
Stinnett
Thyac
Tore Strait
Bondy men held for armed holdup in New Jersey
Bondy two men Frank Vighe and Tuon Thompson, both 23 and 22 respectively, were arrested near Williams by Flagatate and Wills after a 6087 armed robbery at Hotel Biunte Vaela. They waived preliminary hearing and admitted the robbery. 13 warrants for Lichey and Thompson date to October 1954. They are also wanted by the FBI for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
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Te R S. Richardson
Lichey
Thompson
Aw Jersey
Peninnsylvania
Richardson
Brean
Los Angeles Trolley and Bus Lines Resume Service
Los Angeles transit resumes after a three hour interruption caused by a strike. Trolleys and buses operate again as agencies work to restore full service for riders citywide.
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Los Angeles
Bear Sought At Big Lake
Apache County sheriff reports a bear sighting near Big Lake causing concern for campers. At least one man and his wife described a bear cub silhouette, prompting safety warnings and a request for residents to stay indoors and secure homes as authorities monitored the situation.
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Bear
Big Lake
Springervulle
Celedies Mantiay
J.T. Elidt
Phoenix
Warren Manousen
Casa Ginnie
Apache County i Sheriff's Office
Bath Sien
Maya Hospital
McMany
Rien
Elo
Lear
Ike To Report On Conference Tonight At 7 30
President Eisenhower spoke with reporters after Geneva sessions with Soviet and Western leaders. Press Secretary James Hagerty said no secret agreements were reached, noting the meeting showed a sincere wish to discuss world issues in a friendly atmosphere and to work out differences. Congressional leaders were briefed and will address the nation by radio and television tonight at 7:30 pm MST.
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Washington
Eigentower
Tokl
Congressional Lomlors Monung
Meinkerg
Congress
Fischhower
Doles
Geneva
James C. Haxerly
Free World
China
Hagerty
Foreign Affairs Committee
MST Senhioner
Radio Uni Lotevision
House
Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Agrediens
US Red China Talks Planned Ambassadors to Geneva
The United States and Red China will send ambassadors to Geneva next Monday for practical matters. A Alexis Johnson, ambassador to Czechoslovakia, will represent the United States. She travels to Washington for quick consultations with Secretary of State Dulles before talks. Press Officer Henry Suydam of the State Dept said India and Burma arranged the meeting backstage, with discussions involving Red China and the United States.
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Washington
United Sies
Red China
Gereva
Star Dept
A. Alexis Johnson
Czveloslovakia
Weitington
Dulles
Henry Suydara
State Dept
India
Burhan
United States
Big Four Geneva meeting yields no clear peace path
Washington analysts say the Geneva talks failed to produce tangible outcomes. The Big Four leaders sought a peace path rather than agreements, leaving questions about future steps and prospects for real progress in global tensions.
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Relilionshil
Cieneva
Geneva
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