Local College Notices and Student Movements Reported
A jumble of campus notes shows Chen years Aged Larrat Anderson returning from a USC graduate stint and resuming tuition. Others like B. Wilson, Wil Kandebaugh, and Ruth and Catherine Braven are mentioned with travels and visits. Several names appear as officers or attendees at a late night event. references to a Kentucky Derby caged entry and a Los Angeles drive appear amid miscellaneous updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chen
Larrat Anderson
University of Southern California
Analedte
B. Wilson
Chicago
St. Lawrence
Wil Kandebaugh
Tunty Creek
Willis Brown
Fons
Williams
Los Angeles
Ruth
Catherine Braven
Walter Benson
University of Arizona
Marlow Yeager
John Metz
Ash
Kansan City
Sean Jones
Wotluins Verve
Seston Ingoleh
Tequmaintenvren
Mountahy
Shohetod Hany
Rtohwin
TLS
Bolboeys
Albert Neynis
Jen. Man
Siamese Engineers Visit Flagstaff and Canyon Tour
A stray OCR fragment describes a group of engineers visiting Flagstaff and the Canyon, traveling across California to Hoover Dam area, with plans to view Tenmugssen Valley Authority projects and an upcoming Denver stop. The garbled text mentions dates, places, and travel by various routes, indicating a complex itinerary and national projects in planning stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Biackard
Khor Day Ghillatr
Phew Jourey
Harukok
Sind
Darkiaish
Calif
Nee
Nhes
Chienge
Titer
Kisogvifla
Pont
Tenmugssen Valley Authority
Montad Tia Grou
Denver
All Tevm
Rocann
Receatin
Lading
Perleate al Levisgatien
Ce Hatesl Ciells
Thermare Wale
Gao Pdirasiedl
Hindu Leaders Hope for Reunited India After Freedom
The article reports Hindu leaders and Congress members in New Delhi expressing optimism that a free India will re unite the country. It discusses hopes for a political settlement with Pakistan and possible paths to unity, while noting concerns about the Muslim League and regional factions.
Florence PW Camp to Become Surplus
The Prisoner of War camp near Florence will be declared surplus in a week. Renest W. Mee Farami advised Robot O. Kelly state surplus property purchasing agent. The state has applied for the camp for use as detention quarters for juvenile first offenders and to house some aged insane patients of the state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Florence
Ren
Renest W. Mee Farlami
Robot O. Kelly
Uae
Atute Hospital
Government aid urged to modernize Western Union system
A Washington column argues for government subsidies to expand and improve telegraph and telephone services, proposing Western Union merge with a national network, and detailing costs, potential work stoppages, and financial impacts of Senate or regulatory actions. The piece notes historic wage increases and subsidies affecting Western Union and the broader telegraph industry.
Three Emergency Buildings At ASC Nearly Completed
Three emergency buildings on the ASC campus near completion. The once temporary structures erected by the Federal Works Agency for classrooom offices and marine shop will be ready for use this week after adding Walter Ranke as superintendent of buildings. Contractors are licenished and meeting government requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Federal
Clasaroan
Walter Ranke
Enchlust
31 Japs Charged With Killing And Eating Filipinos
Japanese suspects face 20 counts of war crimes in Mindanao after surrender. Filippino victims are noted as eaten during the Manila conflict. Del Male prison guards hold the accused as charges are pursued with confessions reportedly obtained by U.S. Army personnel in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jime
GAN
del Malle
Mindama
Charycen
Melville Hussey
Bayern
U. S. Army
Manila
Nntn
S. Wyssiuul
Airmen Plan Prescott Meet
Airmen plan Prescott gathering as Robert W Reed vice president announces an afternoon program at IL A followed by barbecue and transport from the airport to the Garden at Gunste ell for guests from Prescott City and the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
Pearlheven's Association
Strogutars
Robert W. Reed
Vicw
Pru Fae
Ghunsteell
Gueets
IL. A
Chesser Murder Trial Set for October 2
A garbled AP report indicates John W. Chesser faces trial on an alleged tavern hold up and related charges. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to Ethan J. O’Tirien and local law enforcement suggests a scheduled October date for court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyhobnin
Dutig
Lee Newman and the Prescott to Flagstaff era tale
Lee Newman, a Contionoil figure, recalls moving with siblings to Prescott then Flagstaff as rail and lumber work thrived. He describes mills, ice-cutting camps, and Rogers Lake activities, noting his sheriff tenure and ties to early settlers while events around 1850s to 1880s shaped the region.
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Jingwteff
Ublese
Meadin
Lins
Prescott
Wit
Lee
Okder
Lee Bok
Amd Roche
Wal Wit Canyon
Observatory Hill
Hays
Rogers Lake
Prescot
Phopetatt
A Agur Lumber Company
Colin
Railrani
Streallower
Heynil
Rogers Janel
Crealice Spur
Rivrilan
Osenlyiver
Flagstaff
Rogers
Wwe
Balbrenkad
San Juan
Lio
Ibs
Mike McCallum
MMC
Northern Counties Business Totals Eight Million in April
A garbled OCR passage notes Northern Counties business totals near eight million for April and references Arizona State Fax Commission data. It mentions figures like 120,888,900 and discusses individuals including Harry Lynne, Win Mull, O'Neil, and McMillan in scattered contexts. The text shifts to Califoria and local poverty remarks, with unclear phrases about theft and robbery.
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Ls Phi
Arizona State
Culley Ewe
Browl
Harry Lynne
Hart Prairie
Gray Geet Howell
Ghylamlyvie
Win Mull
Awhage
Teenie
Ste Wor
Aldeptian
Beller
Ayont
Newman Range
Din O'Neil
Ong Springs
McMillan
Cosdminn
Magstieff
Sheaponen
Lee
Fist
Califoria
Dean Anylody
Anil
Phosaix Boy Scouts Visit Mexico City
A misread AP item notes Miguel Alen Valised and Mosleo's presidunt lead a visit by Phosaix Boy Scouts to Mexico City tomorrow at the Cisilin Mitt party. The program includes Stes Guy's orchestra and other performers amid a ceremonial welcome for Phoenis Aziz delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phosaix Boy Scouts
Mexico City
Merigo Eaty
Miguel Alen Valised
Mosleo
Boy Scouts of Phoenis
Aziz
Nexien
Stes Guy
Marcelly
Lnm
Shilinaky
Gun Lupin
Follias Bergore
Uéls Sisi
McMahan Appointed State Veterinarian
McMahan named state veterinarian appointment by governor. The record notes McMahan will head the veterinary service, replacing the previous official. Location listed as Phoenix with official lines referencing state government. Date appears as January 29 in the clipped text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Dune
McMaury
Pheenix Beeine
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Frank Reed
Clevelaid
Ohio
Reed
Pauw Po Tait
Aluneus Shettuy Pawel
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Iteeimai
Suircriemon
Kentucky
Evox
Heyset
Selon
Arizone
Gills. Gas Company
Ph Sen
Phece
Giles
Gounnmang
Tiras
Falun
Canyon
India
Clue Marknanig
Hy Cilmel EE AL Grusticit
Rareien
Dhe
Beavnvers
Xottlinas
Eviligna
Xympeitiiaere
Indy
Fdl
Anne
Countyiey
Cathy
Eehapovic
Mulvinet
Hitlerby
New Delhi
Jawalaalal Nehrn
Ius i. Teel
Congress Party
Ue Canixseas Praoty
Northery
Mm Sirius
United Nations
Today's Washington Column
Washington
Vite
Mtenigior
Suny Desutions
Avery
Akoy Rudd
U.S
Tylecraiph Busines
Romiys
Tepomtal
Wealern
Amer
Telsphme
Telegraph Comgun
Bell Bystven Ter Tel
Wiles
Jhone
Westen Uniant
Dante
Uniants
Jeph J. Bean
Arerike
Tieverense
Pelostramit Furderniae
Campany Apukes
Caty
Bovis
Uvienis
Itudlernicittinee
Ecbertieled
Andin
Tagan
Poles
Wis
Western Union i
Wes
Vongieres
Newel Saehnowe
Innese Wutthang
Labibies
Elva
Svrila
Telegraph Company
War Laker Board
Western Union
Troy Sahraillian
ASC
Chesser
Lidar Ley Schwellenbach
New York
Ci Union
Motionu
Bovernment
FRC
Weetohn Union
Wiee
Accenta
Wilton
Havn
Teles Phoe
Telegraph Companies
Roy Wensel Paining
Lee Newman
Northern Counties
Ana Ey Tee
Amd
Pure Food
Whene
Orpheum Theatre
Ertainer
Anid Rae Ats
Paramount News
Saginaw Manistee
Oscar Sez
Fronske
Fronske Stunio
Prants
Fronske Studio
East
Aspen
Gartoon
Cartean
Aquella
Platinus
Aguelle
Babbitt's Lumber Dept
Flogstatt
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