26 Jul 1954
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1954
Page
1
Reports describe streams staying within banks across the region amid ongoing rainfall. Authorities warn mixed impacts from storms as watershed runoff swells rivers near Phoenix and surrounding counties. Residents brace for potential flooding while meteorologists forecast continued rain and localized upgrades in flood advisories.
The article discusses amid heightened tensions with China, U S officials, including Senate figures like Kirwan and Alexander Smith, urging swift action as Chinese Communist aggression escalates. It notes U S aircraft carriers mobilizing to protect humanitarian operations at sea and reports an airliner crash near Hong Kong with ten dead, eight rescued, and continued Peiping radio updates.
A historical tally shows 6 452 registered voters, down from 7 653 in 1952, with Democrats leading Republicans by a large margin in total registrations. Independent and nonpartisan registrants rise slightly, while Republicans show modest gains in some precincts. Notable changes occur in Williams No 2 and Tuba City, with Democrats increasing and Republicans fluctuating across precincts.
Firefighters reported an estimated $1,000 in damage at Albert Armonta’s home on 134 West Pennsylvania Drive. Crews found inner tubes in the attic and cut a hole in the roof to halt the blaze. Authorities believe an organist may have started the fire. The homeowner had moved from California last week.
In Washington two Arizona senators aligned with party lines to defeat a Republican sponsored motion to initiate debate on the atomic bill. Senator Barry Goldwater voted for the motion while Senator Carl Hayden opposed it. The final tally was 44 to 42, short of the needed three fifths by five votes.
Viet Minh forces pushed southward into Viet Nam over the weekend, striking far below the announced Geneva cease fire line. In Saigon the attack prompted concerns of a wider breach as Viet Minh shelled Nha Trang and Qui Nhon while targeting Tuy Hoa, with French and Vietnamese defenses resisting coastal and inland positions. The operation signals a major escalation ahead of any potential settlement.
In New Hampshire ward? Actually Rochester, M. E. The report says 59 hospitalized after eating camp food at Birch Ui girls camp near Novih Dur ham. Dr Maurice G Verlin of Boston, owner, reports about 150 girls and 25 counselors remained well after the incident. Three hospitals and a camp infirmary treated the affected. meals had been served in four different menus.
Averell Harriman former Mutual Security administrator and railroad heir has entered the New York Democratic primary race for governor. He announced his vision program yesterday saying he will be ready to accept and fight for the principles he believes in if chosen as the nominee.
A 25 year old worker, Wilmot M. Stephenson of Sahoaruts, died of asphyxia after a pick fell into a 20 foot deep copper ore feeder bin at a Banner Canyon mine south of Tucson on Twin Butler Road. Co-workers and officials cut holes to drain ore and recover the body, with rescue efforts lasting into dawn.
Ulster Mary Bernaridus a former St. Anthony's teacher died July 10 at Larotta Academy in Kansas City after a year of ill health. A Cincinnati native, her brother the Rev. Gilbert Kroger is linked to Malley Cross monastery. She joined the convent 25 years ago at Loretto Kentucky and taught in St. Louis and St. Anthony's staff from 1942 to 1947 with later assignments in El Paso and Los Angeles.
State Highway Patrol reports a single gunman with a foreign accent robbed the Cunthers National Bank in Ohio and fled with 14130. The suspect, described as scarred, carried an 82 caliber pistol and escaped.
A report outlines calls in Arizona for action to compensate Congress failure to fund repurchase of 96000 acres in Northern Arizona. Proposals include sustaining logging on state plans or swapping state owned land for the Aztec tracts, with further moves debated in Congress and regional offices.
Funeral arrangements are announced for Luthar Cadwell former Holbrook postmaster and former mayor who died at his home yesterday. Cadwell served as Holbrook postmaster for many years and arrived in Arizona in 1894 working for mines and at the Congress Junction.
State Land Chief vows action against gas waste at a Navajo area well. Officials say Kipling Petroleum spurred gas emissions despite the well’s cupped status. Amarillo sources cite ongoing delays as government and geologists weigh compulsory steps under state statutes.
The Railway Club of Luather Colifienig will tour the Rawtwest region on June 4. They plan trips to Oak Creek Widhut Canyon and Grand Canyon. The group will meet Monday for further arrangements and ticket sales.
Mrs. Louisa V. Jacks of Denver, a pine-smoking great-great grandmother, declares she is not impressed with turning 102. Her mother lived to 121 and her grandmother to 192, yet she remains youthful in spirit.
A final session of a state florists convention was held at Rien School with a school and show led by Hornaed Al of Chicago. Edward McDonald of Phoenix chaired the event and the group announced new officers including Jean C. Conroy of Phoenix as second vice president and Choy etewews as treasurer staff.
The Weathar Burra reports above normal precipitation for July with higher rainfall than usual across multiple locations. Data indicates substantial totals compared with the prior month and annual norms, highlighting a wet period and potential impacts on local conditions.
A woman stabbed a priest at St Gabriel's Catholic Church during Mass. He was rushed to a hospital in serious condition. Police detained the suspect for questioning.
Stevenson denounces right wing Republicans for appeasement in a five day silence on the Indochina peace talks. He argues leaders fail to fight or negotiate effectively and accuse the administration of weakness in foreign policy as tensions rise over Korea and atomic threats.
A bus carrying 37 Mexican nationals was sideswiped four miles west of Mesa on Chanidler highway. One man received minor injuries, another sustained a fractured rib, and several passengers were shaken but not seriously hurt. Fire and police responded. the incident remains under investigation.
A brief item notes Miriam Steven, a 21 year old from Misa Uni, preparing for a local event. Details are limited but indicate an appearance or setup at Unicemabies with national relevance.
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