Petition to amend Arizona workmen compensation law
Citizens urged to sign petitions to amend the Arizona workmen compensation law to protect high priced motion picture stars and restore film industry revenue. Plagiarized text urges action in Sedona and Monument Valley areas, citing potential loss of millions and urging signatures at local chambers of commerce to back a November ballot amendment.
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Arizona
Chamber of
Commergnalltea
Plagatall
Sedona Ans Monument Valley
Unisefly
Uke
Jess
Playstall
Cilvers
Tory
Warren and Arizona Water Fight in Republican Crosscurrents
The piece argues Warren, California governor, boosts Republican chances nationally while Arizona faces the Colorado River water issue. It notes Warren’s national role could help or hurt Arizona, depending on cabinet inclusion and election outcomes, with emphasis on party strategy and regional impact.
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Sonie
Arizona
Republican Party
Marl Warren
California
Warren
Washington
TMS
Dary Oran
Mosars
Warren and
Dewe
Colorado River
Unlicensed Sale Again Leads In City Police Court
Weekend city police court focused on unlicensed liquor sales with multiple convictions. Jimmy Brown faced 100 days jail or 3100 dollars, Ponnis Hansen 150 days or 160 dollars, Steve Muckner 140 days or 800 dollars. Also listed were Dennis No teen for disturbing the peace with 26 dollar bond, James Garcia for driving with 100 dollars fine, and Jess Rapinaga for disturbing the price with 28 days.
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Chlat Wil M
Devkiny
Auilicen
Dennis No
James Garcia
Jeckiens
Jess Rapinaga
Brothers Facing Trial For Murder In Phoenix
Ola Taylor six and Alfred 22 of Phoenix face first degree murder charges for the stabbing and beating of Walter Pratt 47 and an attendant at a service station. Trial set for September 21 before Judge Walter Thalheimer in Maricopa County Superior Court.
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Picoenix
Ola Taylor
Alfred
Phonix
Walter Thalheimer
Maricopa County Superior Court
Walter Pratt
Ata Lion
Thoeithx
Man Wanted For Boot Theft In Custody Here
Richard Seeman, wanted for theft of a pair of cowboy boots and other items at Grand Canyon, was returned from Phoenix Friday by deputy K. M. Quinn. He will be taken to Grand Canyon for a hearing, the sheriff's office said today.
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Richard
Seeman
Grand Canyon
Phoenix
K. M. Quinn
Sheriff's Office
Tito Slap Shows Bolshevist Structure With Flaws
Foreign Affairs analyst notes Leninist Stalinist framework in Tito’s Yugoslavia shows structural weaknesses. The piece covers Tito’s break with the Cominform, Yugoslav leadership, and tension with Moscow, including references to Trotskyism and the Soviet view of dissent within allied states.
Arabs Say U S Did Not Shell Arab Positions
The Arab League stated that the United States had indicated a warship could not shell Arab positions in Latakia Syria, contradicting claims of artillery action. Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha briefed reporters after meetings with American officials including Jefferson Tattersall and Captain William Headden.
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Cairo
Arab League
al Attene
U. S
Syria
Agnelloan
Abdel Rahman Azzam Pasha
Aah Leaate
Azza Pasha
Apperleon
Jefferson Tattersin
Neat
Wiliam R. Headden
Not All Trampers Species Use Silk for Webs
The majority of the species C. spid er do not spin webs to ensnare prey, notes the Encyclopaedia Britannica. Instead they use silk to spin egg cocoons, moulting sheets, burrow linings, or lining for traps.
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Aritennica
Pathways of Old Memories From the Firea of the Sun
An OCR fragment lists names and visits across towns including Princeton Indiana and Flagstaff Arizona. It notes Grace Nolan Phyllis Motnes visiting relatives, plus other locals such as Mr Swanson, Jack Motehurgy and Mrs Jesse Bushnell as they travel and spend weeks with friends and relatives along routes through Oklahoma California and Winslow.
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Switzer
Con Hill
Phoeni
Grace Nolan
Mise
Phyllis Motnes
Welle Wally Wast
Lynn
Princeton
Ind
Oklaluaa
Brows
Chhirty
Jack Motehurgy
Winslow
Flagstiff Tuess
M. d. Finharty
Jesse Bushnell
Phildeeny
Oak Crook
Prieaty
Davie Lewis
Local Social Gathers Include Family Visits and Outing Notes
Mr. News Pat Keith spent Saturday night at the home of Mr. Merte Dayan and family. Daniel A. Fair has a new coupe this week. Howard Patrick of Los Angeles called about visiting with his wife and son. Friends and relatives attended Lake Mary Night dance and reported a nod tine. Merle Wigan family drove to the Keita place to view the highway, found it rough.
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Pat Keith
Merte Dayan
Femal
Daniel A. Fair
Howard Patrick
Los Angeles
Mir
de Vale
Andette Tackridge
Tom Basiz
Would Bring State New Freight Setup Would Bring State New Freight Setup
James M. Cole of the Tucson Traffic Club announces a plan to bring Avigynt into the southwestern freight structure. The proposal aims to reduce rates and aid merchants while expanding infrastructure and operations.
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Tucson
Dane
James M. Cole
Tucson Traffic Club
Avigynt
Southwastern
Cole
Wiseiny Avidona
Seek Approval To Spend Navajo Funds
WINDOW ROCK June 29 The secretary of interior and the commissioner of Indian affairs will be asked to grant final approval for use of Navajo tribal money for agricultural industrial and developmental loans. The tribal council in emergency session approved making 8140th of the tribe's funds available for the loans.
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Window Rock
APS
Secretary of Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Tribunal Cancels Tax Refund Order and Orders New Trial
The State Supreme Court and Maricopa County Superior Court clash over tax refunds approved by the State Tax Commission. Refunds of 1000 dollars require court approval. the higher court overturns a writ aimed at delaying sentences in a reckless driving case. Mrs. Coome's habeas corpus attempt is rejected as the appeal proceeds to the Supreme Court.
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Phoenin
Suprone
County Superior Coui
Judy
Marion
Sunde
Uczon
Kent D. Lockwood
State Incume
SIMMS
State Tax Commission
Arra
Bima
He Origin Commission Oider. Yn
Supreme Court
Iniagounty Superior Court
Hithen Corp
Wilma FP
Coone
Twcsot
Coome
Tucson
New Storefront Completion on Santa Fe Street
Completion of a new storefront on Santa Fe marks a major project for Tack Cat Cafe headquarters. The venture, designed by Invits Apes Atians, features stone front work and tile accents by Joseph J. and Aaron Lipinski. Located in Tlagstafé for year and a half, it serves the northern part of the state.
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Invits Apes Atians
Sita Fe Avenue
Joseph J
Aaron Lipinski
Tlagstafé
Northers
Forests Closed To Use Of Fireworks
The National Forest Service restricts all lands within the forests from discharging any kind of fireworks or firecrackers. Violations carry penalties under federal law, including fines up to $600 or imprisonment up to one year, or both. The order takes effect immediately and lasts through the dry season.
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National Forest Service
Riccardi Freed On Bail Pending Appeal
Riccardi Anthony Riccardi was freed on $35,000 bail pending appeal after a conviction in Pedoval District Court for transporting money and furnishings across state lines. He received a ten year sentence and a $10,000 fine, with the case tied to the estate of Princess Dut Faridle Swtaneh.
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Riccardi
Vitiladetanila
Canstenrting
Wears
Elise
Megely
Statu
U. S
Appoids
Healings
Anthony Isquder
Cayet
Naw
Arizona
Morristown
Princess Dut Faridle
Swtaneh
Sebastian ”. Joosge
Dime Riccaudi
Win Cox Candidate For Secretary State
Cox, head of state jail department investigations, announces Democratic nomination bid for secretary of state. The article highlights Cox as the frontrunner with support from local officials and mentions allied figures and regional context.
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Win. Cox
Phornin
M. Cox
Ierai
Cox
Egley Balin
Foarix
Justies
Ani Wet Te UM
Corbin
Game Group Plans Meeting At Showlow
The executive committees of the Arizona Jinnea Protective Association will meet at Paint Posy Lois Show Low Friday Nipit duly 2 and atclay morning duly 2 Tuned will follow the Sameqiay session Robert M. Wilson secretary of the Northeastern Army Bree lective Association announced
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FMV
Arizons Jinmea Protective Association
Paint Posy Lois
Showlow
Robert M. Wilson
Noortheastern Arimy Breelective Association
Luchrymi Christi Wine From Vesuvius Grape Slopes
A celebrated white drawing crafted from grapes grown on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius. The wine, noted for its world renown, highlights volcanic terroir and premium grape sourcing in its profile.
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Mi. Vesuvius
Entomologists to Meet at Grand Canyon Destination
The University of Arizona extension service leader and Pacific Slope chair of the American Association of Economic Entomologists announce the annual convention will be held at the Grand Canyon. The group recently convened at the Vaunusor, Wash. event.
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Phoenix
Jape
Raney
University of Arizona Extension
Zervike
Grad Gange
Association
Het
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Screen Children's Guild
Sunset Blvd
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Atrix
Fronske Studio
Holbrook
Jordan
Firestone
Verde
W. Dye
Verde’Hot Springs
Riordans. Incorporated
West Aspen
Northern Arizona Theatres, Inc
Orpheum
Rogi Hood
Errol Feynn
Olivia Ded Lavluland
Muvieusi
James Stawary
Destry
Daltons
Beth
Chester
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