Nevai service officials attend land management conference reopens quarry
About 250 Nevai service officials attend a land management conference opening today. Mayor Jehn, manager of Pay N Takit store, speaks during the opening. Flagsin's red sandstone quarries east of town resume production after being acquired by a Los Angeles company. Dr A J Markey elected president of Flapstaff Rotary. he succeeds Taesing as president. Mr and Mrs AL J Bint return to Flagstaff after an extended trip with relatives. Dr BE Miller performs cornerstone laying at the Methodist church in Kitigmmin. Brooks expands his grocery store to meet rising business needs.
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Nevai
Jeneh
Pay 'N 'Takit
L. McKinney
Eastern Star
Dén Ghisholn
Maton
Stnalay
Globe
Tex) Markey
Vine
AL J. Bint
Fhigstaff
Miller
Pirst
Masonic Lodge of
Arizona
Kitigmmin
Jast Sun and Rainit
Brooks
Joint Meetings Highlight San Francisco Posts Recruitment Drive
A fragmented notice outlines joint meetings of San Francisco posts and the Ls Ab The post with recruits to swear in. A report by The VFW mentions events from April 8 to 13, with building fund plans and a visit by a Department commander Mak 19. Auxiliary helpers to serve refreshments are noted amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
VFW
Department of Bana
Arizona Growth Vision Amid Water Policy Debate
A fragmented, error-filled splay of names and policies centers on Arizona and California water projects, federal power, and the Boulder Dam. The piece contends for Western hydroelectric power, mentions Jesse Moyers and Klint Apprononiative Sessa Boyce, and references State control over water shares and development plans along the Colorado River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwe Colonie
Arizona
Peilize
Boulder Power Act dispute over Arizona hydro projects
The document outlines a federal stance on Arizona hydroelectric efforts, detailing provisions about ownership, revenue use, and state control priorities. It describes the Boulder Act as expanding federal power while limiting Arizona’s rights, with references to California, taxation, and future revenue sharing. It mentions dissenting senators and a broad conflict over the control of power resources and project funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Moyers
Gia
Arizona
Ari
Acrona
Onze
Hoover
Cngnivers
Jority
Sentatobs Amie
Lipper
Boulder Dana
Arizad
Perloval
California
Pxayer
Puta Cransanissim
Arkona
Misiite
Califionia
United States
ROTH
Krause
Three Injured In Willcox Service Station Fire
A Willcox service station fire yesterday injured three people as gasoline transferred from a 500 gallon container ignited. Fire spread to adjacent cafe and living quarters. Firefighter efforts and victim injuries described, with one driver severely burned and another survivor aiding to remove flames.
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Willcox
Wilgcos
Arya Eastline Tire
Sfarty Swofford
Lordabert N. M
Har Hams
Lees
Ralph Danlin
Swotford
Rarey Faces Risk From CASRA Habit Formed Over Decades
A 108 year old resident, Unele Aiea Thao, maintains a strict daily routine, rising at about 4 a.m., illustrating long standing habits resistant to change amid CASRA concerns.
DeMolay Chapt Holds Degree Work Monday
DeMolay Chapter conducts degree work at a Monday meeting with candidates to be examined. Officers to be elected and a regular monthly business session to follow. Master Councilor joins the meeting.
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DeMolay
Chater Af
St OF ThyMolay
Mt yFenne Wormaple
Covderinit
Degen
Keannth Cogiill
Mek Dewey
Hemard
Fo Jackson
Mandy
Desay
San Carlos Resolution Sent To President Truman
Washington March resolution from Haugen circulates to President Truman authorizing the San Fina irrigation and drainage district to acquire wells for the San Caviox irrigation project. Estimated cost of the walla to be assessed against project landowners. Fragmentary text notes an apple tree finding and unspecified local details.
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San Carlos
Pres. Truman
Wasilington
Mary
Haugen Resolutor
San Fina
Ariana Ter Dei
Aquire Wellé
Nee
San Caviox
Walla
Landoweners
Colored Juvenile Probation Officer Named For County
Announcement of the appointment of Mrs. Mather Stinnett as juvenile probation officer for the colored citizens of Coconine county. The decision, announced at a meeting of the harcits at the school Thursday evening, faced suppression by a group discussing juvenile issues. Mag Joan Dorsey, president, led the session. Plans for a nursery to aid children of working mothers were dismissed. The meeting closed with enrollment for the national organization of educators.
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Anitate
Barunts
Cpl Blas Martinez Veteran Visits Here
Cpl Blas Martinez, veteran, left Friday for Los Angeles to visit his brother and wife before traveling to San Jose to see sisters. He will await orders for reassignment and has served nearly three years in the Medical Department. He saw action in Buna, Milne, and other campaigns and was awarded a presidential citation.
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Cpl
Bas G. Martine
Meg. Dunn
Unez
Feacher
Vara
Tillie
Evily Martines
Fox Angeles
Julian Martine
Sario
Mose Pirtillo
Viriginine Taper
Ene
State Tax Refunds To Be Made Monthly
Phoenix reports that Kent TB Teckwood, director of the F Commission, announced monthly state tax refunds for those who have never paid their state taxes. Refunds will be issued on the first payday each month, changing from 21.20 to 2h4 per eligible recipient. Trustworthy funds will be distributed, and late filers may face delays.
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Phoenix
Mar. A
Kent TB
Teckwood
F Commission
Incettit
Lockwood
Made from Oxen Skin in Metal Leaf Separation
Fragmentary old note describes the goltbeater’s skin used to separate leaves of metal in foldbeating, detailing it as the prepared put t le membrane of the large inles ines of the ox.
Washington Column on Taft’s Growing Power in Senate
Washington Correspondent surveys Taft’s influence over Senate committees and chairs. The piece notes Taft’s push to place allies on key panels, shaping policy areas from labor to welfare and education, boosting his national role and party clout ahead of primaries and elections.
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United Liver
Taft
Cours Sallen Aia
Bose
Sunalor
Halde Mare Power Tian
Benate
Feix Club
Visten
Vuldie Welfare
Phar
Asapens
Akip
Count Unten
Coteus
Porhia
Dinporkant
Judge Russell Assigned to Maryland Bounty Court Division
Judge Russell assigned to Division 8 of the Maryland bounty court, slated to hear a case in Te Maricopa Court. The court action places Russell on temporary duty as the case proceeds.
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Russell
Te Maricopa Court
Cocoming Bounty Stoenor Court
Tatay
Phewnix
Maryland Bounty Pertoe Court
College Mussiciarts Plan Concerts At Ajo And Williams
Plans announced by TH Eldan Ap Ardrey head of Flagstaff College Music Department for two concerts at Ajo on March 1 and at Williams on March 4 to raise the Altwan Scholar ship fund for piano majors at state colleges. Elizabeth Whelps White soprano Tack Bolbon baritone Dr Arde piano will perform with accompanist Ruth Elis Arde. The program includes a cappella choir works and features Mary Fluystaft a Williams student in the lower chorus.
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Ajo
W Hains
Cay Thie Seinen State College
Pligetatt
Wes
Eldan Ap Ardrey
Flagstaff College
Elenora Altwan
University of Arizona
Woral Goloisty
Eizabeth Whelps White
Tolleson
Sopraia
Tack
Bolbon
Arde
Plali
Ruth Elis Ardre
White
Mesa
Lagntatf
Laat Rummier
John White
Lotsneinl Scigngy
Tolle A Heigh
Helfemona
Winny
Ani Nat
A. Cappella
Williams
Mig
Mary Fluystaft
Plagatwts
Sue
Golus
Cornzapoppin Final Show Tonight at Ashurst
The final performance of Cornzapoppin at Ashurst is staged tonight to benefit the high school band. The cast includes Tidy Johnest as the star and Aunt Beenia in the family set piece with comic vaudeville antics and audience participation.
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Vkigis
Ashurst Auditor
Anifeci
Dohnest
Enlins Company
Beenia
Beford
Uie Audieng
Unwin Avis Visk
Taft McKellar clash over Economic Report chairmanship
A fragment describes Taft resisting leadership of the Economic Report chair and aligning with Senator McKellar of Tennessee. It alleges political trades, favors, and power shifts surrounding appointments and TVA oversight, with criticism of past actions and influence in U S Senate.
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Taft
Congress
McKellay
Lw Tenneezee
Lilienthalps Tva
Gasa Grande Farmers To Get Gas Service Trial
Under an agreement subject to a State Corporation Commission hearing, farmers in the Gasa Grande district will be allowed to obtain gas service from 10 time of the Natural Gas Service I company of Arizona.
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Gasa Grande
Phoenix
Mar
Ceanhod Akst State Corporation Commission
Gana Grande District
Natural Gas Service I Company of
Arizona
Public debate on state water code protests and interests
A garbled AP dispatch from Phoenix reports a public meeting on the proposal by Sen. Higa Farmer of Yura to establish a state Round water code. The text shows unclear references to wilier interests and related debate, with several transcribed fragments suggesting opposition.
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Yayapat
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Denver
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Iforaia Disttricts
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Arizon
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Washington
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Wiliams
Ashurst
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Flageiail
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Riordans Incorporated
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Shine
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Northaux
Jean and Trox
Flagstaff, Arizona
Peete Pyrattl
Sy Books
Eo Pet Eal Psi
Orpheum
Aspen
N. N. Sant Francisco
Rannorrh Scott
Richards
Gabby
Hayes James Warren
Cleye
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Mexican Review
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Prescott
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