Conventions Boost Business for Local Chamber
The article notes conventions bring roughly $500,000 in new business to the community this year. It highlights sponsors and key groups involved, and reports three conventions planned for next year by the Chamber of Commerce. It urges readers to pay dues promptly to support ongoing activities.
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Seaton to Face Multitude of Interior Challenges
Presidential Assistant Fred Seaton steps into Interior with a packed agenda. Key goals include expanding Northwest electric power by four to six million kilowatts, advancing a long range water and mineral program, and pursuing western reclamation and park improvements. The plan hinges on federal state and private funding and navigating Congress.
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Eisenhower Expected To State Plans Before Leaving Hospital
Stewart Allot reports that President Eisenhower is expected to announce plans regarding his candidacy as he nears discharge from Walter Reed Hospital. The piece outlines party leaders' confidence he will reaffirm continued candidacy and details campaign strategy including limited San Francisco convention days and major presidential broadcasts.
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Wellesley Grads Get Advice From Admiral
Wellesley Massachusetts graduates hear guidance from Admiral Willan E Jal sey, veteran WWI officer, urging graduates to pursue business with practical focus. He emphasizes staying decisive, avoiding mediocrity, and aiming for a clear career path.
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Heir To Iraq Throne Marries Framed Proxy Ceremony
Crown Prince Adal Nah, heir apparent to the Iraqi throne, wed Thuyam, 22, daughter of Sheik Mohammed Alhaabid Amir Rahia. The proxy ceremony reportedly occurred under customary conditions with no official royal attendance.
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Party of nine plans Colorado trip from Lees Ferry
A party of nine from Lees Ferry led by T. R. Reilly aims to descend the Colorado River from Lees Ferry to Temple Bar on Lake Mead, with Phantom Ranch at the canyon bottom. The expedition, in its fifth trip, includes Moulton Fulner and Amrotte Gtt among others, targeting Thunder River hike in late June.
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Observatory Tours To Begin June 29
Alternate Friday tours of the Low all Observatory will net underway on June 29 for the summer season. Free tickets are available at the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce or the Observatory. Limit of 190 visitors per tour. tickets should be obtained in advance. Tours explain operations and allow viewing through the principal telescope.
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Parking Change Offered By Officers
Orlando police announce a new program where officers will provide change for parking meters. Motorists lacking coins can rely on nickels supplied to officers to make the necessary meter payments.
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Willis Hardin Visits Relatives in Albuquerque Period
Willis Hardin and family hosted by Elwer Wheeler in Albuquerque. G C Harris from Joplin Missouri visits daughter and son in law. Hey and Mrs Jennings Turhe of California visit Rev Matthews and family. Rev Tumner spoke at First Baptist Church.
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City Council Ordinance Sets Fines for Water Pistol Use
Counneil approves ordinance imposing a 5 dollar fine for shooting or squirting a water pistol inside city limits. A 250 dollar fine is slated for selling a water pistol.
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