Post Office Plans East Flagstaff Improvements and Delivery Expansion
East Flagstaff will gain a new post office station near Fourth Street and Highway 66. Rural Free Delivery will extend west along Highway 65 to Pine Springs and mail delivery will reach Barker Village, Greenlaw Estates, and Pine Park Manor. Residents must place mail boxes and register house numbers. bids require 100 square feet, a safe, 50 lock boxes, and loading access, with details available from the Flagstaff postmaster.
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Los
Fourth Street
Highway 66
East Flagstatt
Barker Village
Greenlaw Estates
Pine Park Manor
Jumder
Highway &A
Pine Springs
Unise
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Tay
Flagstaff
Worlscheck
Algo
Janet
Waii
Red s Change Meet Stand
Washington reports a shift toward a limited foreign ministers meeting to set agenda and participants for a potential summit. The United States and allies may push for discussion of key topics in advance, while Moscow seeks a ministerial session in two months with clear scope.
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Washington
Trussia
United States
Foreign Ministry
Paris
Storcon
Eisenhower fully recovers from stroke after tests
President Eisenhower has completely recovered from the minor speech disturbance after a thorough brain wave examination at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Three neurological specialists reported normal findings and no damage to his central nervous system. He had entered the hospital for a checkup and earlier suffered a heart attack in September 1955.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tim
Hewsniel
Waller” Reed Army Hospital
James C. Hagerty
White House
Walter Heed Cenvritt Hospital
Miter
Hagerty
Txanéise Eisenhower
Walley, Reed
Paris
NATO
Plastered Patrons Upset Bar Owner
Patrons at King's Bar complained as plaster fell from their wrecked building. Janina Michaels, the proprietor, described unsafe air and debris from ongoing wrecking operations. A court granted a temporary order halting the destruction until an eviction suit can be resolved.
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St, Louis
Prtrons
King’s Bar
Janina A
Michaels
Ba Chepit Court
Three Injured In Wreck Near Winslow
Three people were reported in good condition at Memorial Hospital after a two car collision six miles west of Winslow at 0:25 p m Friday. Victims were James L Pierce a soldier at Fort Douglas Utah driver of one car Aubrey L Cotton 24 Wichita Kansas driver of the other and his wife Wyleta Sue 17. Pierce had abrasions and bruises Colley had back injury and shock Mrs Cotton hip injury and shock. Investigating officer was Wiltr way Patrolman Bob Harvey of Wrealow.
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Winslow
Memorial Hospital
Brecar
Here
James Ll. Pierce
Fort Douglas
Utah
Aubrey L. Cotton
Wichita
Kan
Wyleta
Sue
Pierce
Colley
Cotton
Vletrway
Bob Harvey
Wrealow
Ferry Disaster Claims Many Young Victims
Istanbul reports a ferry sinking with many passengers missing or dead. Early counts estimate up to twenty victims, with most victims described as young. Survivors and officials indicate fear and confusion as rescue efforts proceed near the U.S. base area.
Bus In River Tragedy Leaves 24 Dead in Kentucky
At SSTONSBURG Kentucky a school bus plunged into a mountain river. Officials report 24 students died and 16 survived after the bus slid into swift water down a 21 foot embankment. Driver Donald Horn described efforts to rescue as divers searched the riverbed.
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Sstonsburg
Jon Levis
Army
Virgil C. Turner
Sinte Pulier
Ntional Safety Council
Donald Horn
Wweeeker
Wren
Horn Saintie
Iheline
Horn
Appeal On Murder Set For Supreme Court Hearing
Washington The Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday for a new trial in the murder of 93 year old Janie Miskavich at Willcox Arizona. Arthur Thomas a 34 year old Beaumont Texas native was condemned to death in 1953 but reprieved pending appeal. His attorney says a posse bullied him into an incriminating admission during a neck pain inducing noise device. Cochise County Attorney Wes Polley will represent the state.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Arhur Thomas
Beaumont
Tex
Janie Miskavich
Willcox
Ife
Thanas
Aame
Tuskegee Trisiiate
Alahamia
Thomas
W. Edward ‘Morgan
Tucson
Thomas Way
Wes Polley
Cochist County
Wll
Eight Arrests in City Gaming Raid Night Sweep
Friday night a sheriff led operation resulted in eight men jailed on gaming charges. Bonds set at 5200 each forfeited when defendants failed to appear. local officials identified detainees including Ralph Wootter, Ganitar, Lamis Martines Sr, and others.
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Cecil Richardson
Justice of
Wic Peace
James F. Brierley
Brierley
Shell Hichardsont
Ralph Wootter
Ganitar
Commercial
Lamis Martines Sr
Towis Maretines
Tsrannen Hames
Wombow Kilbrin
Bason Ave
Thuckeye
Zennie McCoy
Nowih Agassin
Fred Fing
Tombstone
Edward Ifun
Wich
Zu Darth Benger
Hust Fligstaff
Pont
Ani
Eselle Peal Ial
At Theatre
Sony Sun Frantisen
Sheil
Richard Sai
Couuaversis
San Francisco
McCay
Missing Fragments Lead to Local Arrests in Denver
Police report a chaotic incident involving a damaged 1958 model T and attempts to convert a motel property. Officers say two suspects Jamie W. Gregg and Bar-man Wilmot were jailed on investment-related charges after admitting they sought a test ride.
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Denver. GA
Imy
Jamies W. Greeg
Barman’ Wilmot
Iwesttion
Sayte Wey
Jobless Claims Rise to Mid-February High
Washington reports unemployment benefits reached a mid-February peak as insured workers totaled 3,730,000 for the week ending Feb. 15. The Labor Department notes further increases in weeks ending Feb. 22, with February unemployment approaching five million and a 1,020,000 January jump. The surge spans weather and industry layoff factors including durable goods, metals, and machinery.
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Washington
Libor Dept
Labor Department
Dheada
State Tournament Basketball Scores Championship
Championship game results show Fiorence 66 against Phoenix Union 66 in a tied final while Casa Grande led 56 in another score line. Halbranic and senditinidy names appear in fragmented OCR.
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Champinieship Senditinidy
Halbranic
Fiorence
Phoenix Union
Casa Grande
Sewer bids to be opened for new city sewer system
Bids for the estimated 7 portion of the city's sewer overhaul will be opened Tuesday at the city clerk's office. The project covers constructing an interceptor to carry sewer from the Round Honge area and Indian Treesplat into the system, with about six miles of new lines across Flickenger and Bauerback additions. A previous contract of 447000 was awarded to N S Slinaway of Phoenix. total cost projected at about 532000. The overhaul is funded by a city bond issue.
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Tyehused
Round Honge
Flickenger
Bauerback
Romtuuet
Weather Summary Stresses Snow Chance and Mild February Temps
Meteorologist Paul Sorenson reports a near normal February with a high around 3 Ax and possible snow in the northern area. The month saw record highs at 18d degrees on two days, above normal precipitation totaling 3.26 inches for January and February, and 15.4 inches of snow for the period with seven clear days and 14 partly cloudy days.
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Aden
Alove
Paul Sorenson
U.S
Sorenson
Robbery at Capital Federal Savings Bank In Denver
A man entered the Capital Federal Savings Bank in Denver on Friday and fled with about 2,024 dollars after locking the doors with a padlock and chain. A pursuing customer and Mrs Martha Hilabamny chased him through a side door but fled when he waved a gem and displayed a note demanding money.
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Man Paddocks Bank
Denver
Opatin
Town Bank
Lonkinny
Tressuree
Capital Federal Savings & Dave Assn
Martha Hilabamny
January Fatality Rate Declared Low by National Safety Board
The National Safety Commission reports January death toll at 2.6 per 12, a six year low. The council notes overall toll 5 percent below last year’s level, with 12 million workers and 27 states reducing fatalities. States highlighted include Utah and Arizona showing notable declines.
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National Safety Commell
Utah
Arizona
Granny Felts Defies Time In Flagstaff LDS Faith
Nearly 84 year old Mary Elizabeth Felts, a longtime Flagstaff Mormon and ward member, rebuilt an active life after a doctor warned surgery would not restore her sight. Born 1874 in Georgia, she moved to Arizona in 1920, settled at Ft. Tuthill in 1931, and now helps at the LDS Institute while remaining devoted to church and family.
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Ble
Deaver
Granny Felts
Granny
Hiindnes
Blasson
Telyision
Abe
Watt New Nass
Northwool
Tex
Typin
Sanama
Tromiine’s
Chandler
Vand
Unisafe
Felts Chitiren
Eunice
Lea Kappes
Mr. Keppes
Flagstaff
Jue
Pt. Tuthill
Felts
Southwest
Luther
Ake) Wes
Afolty
Phoenix
Lois
Duncan
Ohio
Charles
Houston
LDS Institute
Four Held In 370 Theft Case Amid Confused Text
City police reported four suspects held in a $370 theft involving a missing vehicle and several classified details. Names, ages, and exact locations are garbled in the report, but officers describe a suspected crime scene near a canal area and note ongoing investigations with charges pending.
Phoenix Men Fined over Property Destruction Incident
Two Phoenix men were fined after a morning incident involving destruction of private property. William Quallas and Robert Coeil Fry identified by police, with charges stemming from events near 41a West Dale. A separate report notes a suspect allegedly touched a parked car, leading to further arrests including Shia Sco, Tas Whine, and Dolsail Prewert.
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Wa Young
Pheenix Area
Ax Wiliam Qullas
Robert Coeil Fry
Janie Daranan
West Dale
Dolsail
Chierl
Casey
Willine
Catholic Leaders Press Cuba to Reform Government
A Cuban church statement urged President Batista to form a national unity government including rebel factions. Cardinal Aviega and five bishops called for peaceful, nonviolent paths and an end to violence, aiming to restore order and avoid further bloodshed amid the civil conflict.
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Hiamana HY
Ptolemy Chhoti
Pridiy
Wight
geeTe Nen
Ty Sathakayi Nore
Mitel Gastra
Pres Dan Pulgencio Batista
Caso
Giarlbhean
Manuel Cardinal Aviega
Atiehbistiop
Mitingo
Ork
Caeay Cain
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