Walkup named first Flagstaff state VFW commander
Ween of State VFW Jammes D Walkup has become the first member of Flagstaff s Pe to ben a mander of 4 eign Wars and Mrs Nell is the first Flagstaff woman head the state auxiliary following the close of the organization s 35th annual encampment here Saturday Election and installation of officers highlighted Saturday s encampment Bill ie vice com ge F Senner Jr vice commander DeVine Phoenix quar Ban Morgan Ajo judge advocate Walter M Globe surgeon and a co Awry Officers in addition Pee Price include Kathryn Kroh Superior senior vice press Continued on Paige 8
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Jammes D. Walkup
Flagstaff
Peto Ben Amander
4Eign Wars
Nell
Phoenix
Nent
Billie
Ge F. Senner Jr
DeVine
Quar- Ban Morgan
Ajo
Walter M. Globe
Pee Price
Kathryn Kroh
Press
Paige
Ford Sees Historic Wage Pact Amid UAW Talks
Ford reaches a landmark three year contract with the United Auto Workers promising a top wage package and new pensions as GM and Ford face nationwide walkouts. The deal includes a monthly pension of about 2,000 dollars and a broad benefits expansion, signaling a shift in industry bargaining patterns and potentially setting a precedent for future labor agreements across plants nationwide.
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Ford Motoy
Ford
Ameylare
United Agto Workers
Ygrin Niqy
Wetve Pot Aly
Telinna
Goeu
Tuuthier Enfed
Halse
Helier Despitale
Bill Gaun
Anton Ranl
Cotindnes
A S C Summer Session Opens
A large enrollment is expected for the first term as ASC summer session opens with registration at 8 30. Housing is tight with Bury Hall partially unavailable and Taylor Hall and North Hall serving as replacements. Married and single students face limited accommodations, and vacancies persist in women’s dormitories.
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Sorent
Bury
Taylor Hall
North Hall
Bury Hall
Eingie
18 Month Old Cancer Patient In Los Angeles Hospital
An 18 month old girl from Sonora, Mexico, named Maria Virginia Valenzuela, is undergoing cancer treatment in a Los Angeles hospital after previous care in Mexico City. The child, who showed symptoms at nine months, had part of a tumor removed on May 19, and daily X-ray therapy will continue for three weeks. Doctors express slim hopes for long survival beyond a year.
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Los Angeles
Navojea
Sonora
Mexico
Maria Rvginia Valenzuela
Mexico City
Ruben Valerzysis
Julia Dusant
Britain Striking Workers Rebuff Eden Plea to Return
British railway strikers reject Prime Minister Eden's broadcast appeal as negotiations stall. ASLEFY leader Pinches warns the appeal will not win union support, while the Trades Union Congress voices regret over a return-to-work demand. Dock workers and stewards join a broader walkout, idling hundreds of freighters and delaying transatlantic sailings affecting passengers including Americans.
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Joncors
London
Twe
Fram
United States
Canada
Mauretania
Austria
Teen Canteen Opens Activities Tonight
The Teen Canteen launches as part of the community summer recreation program at the junior high gym tonight directed by Frank Costebuon. Sessions run Monday to Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. Season tickets cost 50 cents and are available at the canteen. The lineup includes pool, ping pong, shuffleboard, indoor horseshoes, movies, and various events for seventh through twelfth graders.
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Frank Costebuon
Corseboom
Juvenile Institute Opens At ASC Tempe
The Juvenile Delinquency Control Institute began at Arizona State College Tempe as part of a state funded campaign. Thirty one Arizonans active in juvenile work received scholarships for the session. The institute will run through August and study factors leading to delinquency, modeled on USC's Los Angeles program.
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Campaign For
Arizona State College
University of Southern California Institute At
Los Angeles
New Forest Area Closed Amid Record Fire Danger
Fire danger remains extreme and an additional area of Coconian National Forest is closed. Officials from the regional forester office report the closure covers about 2600 acres south of Lony Valley Ranger Station to the Mogollon rim, west by Forest Highway No. 16, and includes Milk Ranery area. A large patrol group is enforcing the order as fire season peaks.
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Cogonian National Forest
Tenat Forest
Allaguenue
Sonth
Lony Valley
Mogollon Rim
Y. Te Schroeder
Cocuing National Forest
Hithe
Sehvoeder
Barney Pasture
Woody Mountain
Mother Hurt In Gun Mishap In Arizona Apartment
PHOENIX Mrs. Malinowski 32 in critical condition at St Josephs Hospital after a shotgun discharged accidentally by her six year old son Tendall while visiting Mr and Mrs Theodore Finkelstein. The boy said he pulled the hammer and did not know the bullet was in the gun.
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Phoenix
Cptly Marlinowski
St. Joseph's Hospital
Adamien
Ann
County Officers Attend Juvenile Delinquency Conference
Sheriff Cecil Richardson and County Schools Superintendent Mrs Hexsig Kidd Rest attended the juvenile delinquency conference in Phoenix Saturday. From Coconine County Ark Bowie and Mr and Mrs Allen Todd of Fretonia joined others. Over 1600 people from four counties attended.
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Cecil Richardson
Hexsig Kidd
Wm Ane
Jogapenne
Phoenix
Coconine County
Ark Bowie
Williams
Allen
Todd
Fretonia
Delinquency Control Group Formed in Phoenix
A central committee to tackle juvenile delinquency in Arizona will be formed soon, with a second conference planned for fall. The 1,000 attendees from across the state approved forming the panel, co-chaired by Coy. Ernest W. McFarland and Superior Court Judge Lorna Lockwood. The assembly authorized a nominating committee to pick a 15 member delinquency board. The governor was urged to act on the plan and delegates were asked to take back and explain the findings.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Ernest W. McFarland
Superior Court
Lorna Lockwood
Maricopa County
Echo Park Dam Elimination Rejected By Subcommittee
A subcommittee rejected removing Echo Park Dam from an Upper Colorado River development bill. The plan would build a string of storage and power dams across Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming with irrigation units, at an expected cost above one billion dollars. The vote occurred behind closed doors amid heavy lobbying by conservation and development groups.
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Echo Park Dam
Washington I
Colorado
Emeoovationtat
Developmenit
Colonada
Colorata
New Mexico
Uri
Wyatt
Glen Canyon
County Board Hears Racing Funds And Water Franchise
The Cuenninn county board of supervisors met to file a petition with the state racing commission for eight dollars of administrative expenses and purse funds for a race meet. They approved a franchise for Al Rote to operate a domestic water company at Mormon Lake. Obsolete equipment was auctioned off, including a 10 foot pull scraper and a 12 foot pull grader. The library board requested increased annual funding from 500 to 800. A public budget hearing is set for July 7 as the tentative budget is reviewed. Members present included Frank J. Christensen and Gordon McDowall with Clerk Jane Burns and County Attorney H. K. Mangum present.
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Mormon Lake
Williams
R. E. Mardy
Parks
Flagstatt
TL. Wentbright
Gordon McDowall
Jane Burns
H. K. Mangum
Ralph ¢. Tarney
Pddifian
Tissiiw
24 Nations Open Food Conference in Rome
Delegates from 21 nations including the United States opened the 21st FAO council session in Rome. The forum discusses global food and agriculture policies and aims to coordinate international efforts.
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Rome
United States
Food and Ageiensiues Orgastantion
FAO
One Dead After Driver Dozes At Wheel
A one car crash near Salome-Py killed Cait Blylie and another victim after the driver dozed off. The surviving driver Tomy Walt vatlex was hospitalized in a serious condition. Police report indicate the vehicle left the road and the fatal injuries occurred at the scene.
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Salome
Blylie
Cait
Tomy Walt Vatlex
Bob Tiomag Haper
Patel
Koper
Valder
Luubhy
Well Now Near 600-Ft Mark In Drill Work
Drilling at Weery Mountain Weil No 3 paused for equipment repairs after drilling advance slowed to about 20 feet of hole. Drillers report the effort resumed soon as gear is fixed and may push toward the 600 foot mark in the sandstone layer with cautious progress and expected continuation next week.
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Weery Mountain
Weil No
Ely Wift
Gem
Howes
Himestone
Mooneypl
West Point D Day Anniversary Rites Honor Eisenhower visit
West Point observes Normandy anniversary with President Eisenhower in attendance. A ceremony at Thayer Monument honors the D Day invasion led by Eisenhower, with alumni and officials present. The day includes a parade, a speech, and a reunion dinner at the Old Stone Inn as cadets prepare for graduation exercises and new officers.
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West Point
Fieenhower
U. S
Afr
Eisenhower
Washington
Lomotra
Toiny
Sylvivius ‘Thayer
West Pant
Corps
Eailets
James A, van Fleet
Henry C. Hedges
Eisenfinner
Old Stone Inn
New York
Iupene Leone
Leone's
Leone
Aztec Land Action Affects 98000 Acres in Arizona Territory
Federal action concerns the Aztec lands within the Coconino and Sits Areayos National Forests. The 98000 acres, tied to Navajo and Hantitins claims, face tax history and patent disputes as the Ute lands are debated in the U.S. Supreme Court. Local officials weigh the valuation and patent implications amid ongoing protests over taxation.
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United States
Deei
Shewen
Driver Cited After 3 Car Accident Near Mount Biden Drive
A three car collision on Highway 66 east of Flugaatt at Mount Biden Drive injured several people, with Alba of a 1955 Ford cited for reckless driving and other offenses. The crash involved a 1951 Akiamabiy driven by Cecil Stephens and a westbound 1935 Cadillac driven by Dark Ulried, sending victims to Plagstaff Hospital for treatment. Betty Jane Stephens, 11, Freida Denit, Ruby Stephens, Judy Whaut Jack, and Joy Aireh suffered serious injuries.
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Jokning Versneva
Albert
Cecil Stephens
Plagstall
Rndigent
Stephens
Dark Ulried
Modesto
Catif
Plagstaff Hospital
Clint Stephens
Hix
Betty Jane
Freida
Denit
Ruby Stephens
Judy
Jack
Joy Aireh
Nemo
Underpass Accident Brings $100 Fine
A 37 year old woman from FR Gelling Cola was fined 100 dollars or 100 days in city jail for drunk driving after an accident at the Site Breaves Street underpass Sunday. Police say she drove on the wrong side and struck a car driven by Fiincis Oshorn of Flagstaff during a left turn onto Banta Fe. Damages were estimated at 700 to 300 dollars.
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FR Gelling
Cola
Mowlay
Breaves Street
Accanling
Genzles
Interpass
Fiincis Oshorn
Flagstaff
Banta Fe
Osorn
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