Adjourment News and State Legislation in Arizona
The Arizona Daily Sun reports on the adjournment of the state Legislature and key measures facing the House and Senate. It notes appropriations for colleges and universities, a new music building, and other state projects, with debate over funding and impacts on Route 66 communities and state parks. The piece references federal decisions on bread softener additives and cautions about health risks, while listing local officials and advertisers.
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Congress
Senate
Coconino County
Bely
Ryanine
Appropriations Committee
Hohn Stilley
Huysstaff
Public Institutions Committee
Nigdeling
Aghurst Avuelilen Vie
Stilley
Arte Ory
House Bild
Fihe
Iquilelingg
Orth
Polaphance
Arizona
Mami
Raeus
Dia
Tie Mouse
Povernor
Alley
Feremluin Det
Semata
House
Maricopa
Ep Cook TE 3 SN Detected in Military Teletype
The text appears to be a garbled OCR of a military teletype with scattered names and locations. It references Ep Cook, a Trinity style notation, and mentions Flagstaff, Meg, and Penton Jones. It is largely incomprehensible and cannot be reliably interpreted as a coherent news item or report.
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Cook
Tatovige
Sciwal
Mee
Mavie Nivel
Penton Jones
Stalin's body rites spark Soviet political rifts
The article details the public display of Stalin's body in Red Square near the mausoleum and the political reactions within the USSR. It cites the leadership, the party press, and military details as the nation faces upheaval, with external commentary about Western influence and food chemistry tangents.
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Jimi
Colwins
Prea
Red Square
Benin
Shin
Rusia
Ran
United State
Moscow
Lowneye
Tursday Msth
Nrovinchtl
Concert program details at Northern college page
The newspaper fragment notes a concert program opening with Georges Molbert Suite performed by string section. It mentions a soloist Avky Shered with Abe Werings, highlighting Shered as a college senior student preparing a solo, amid varied typographical errors.
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Danuerto Fae Linssuan
Teleman
Avky Shered
Bisséais
Abe Werings
Shered
Historic tensions rise as Stalin era shifts echo worldwide
The passage notes a historic opposition between China and Russia resurfacing and comments on Stalin’s ruthless leadership and its global impact. It references reactions from the Seattle Times and Atlanta Journal and cites legislative actions on public road rules and media defamation, plus state aid changes for junior colleges and land use on reservations.
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China
Russia
Atlanta Journal
Jamky Mountain News
Denvert Loin
Intec
Stalin
Cluet Symphony by Haydn Opens Public Concert
A partial program includes music by Shore for a bachelor degree project. Mr. Gescman arranged orchestration for Mr. Shered. The public may attend at no charge. a voluntary offering will help cover local musicians' expenses.
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Ld Goudawan
Evileye
Gescman
Mr. Shered
Shore
Haydn
Warty
Epling
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Pat Fodarger
Buble
Kley Nolen Fletcher Catlins
Claveice L. Shartzer
Alan J. Kinvig
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Mer
Oh Claus
Mgr
A Mech
Flagstaff
Tate
Frenneraul
Firestone
Campiare
B&b
Balo
Boice-Baker Firestone
Bizona Daily Sun
Lopstart
Iran
Snosflaks
Winslow
Williams
Priscott
Soul College
Georgis "Molbert
Hear
Northern Arizona Symphony Orchestra
Ashurst
Ted
Unora
India
Savage Frontier
the Pirate
Quitte Bombay
All Star Westems
Eines
Pheto
Southwest
First Federal Savings Conservative Management
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
First Federal
West Adams
Phoenix Phoenix
Pere EE
Bestile
Unlimited Eolor and
Corner Verde
Aspen
Ates Prince de Lil
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