Election Set April 9 On Dunbar Sale And Elden Addition
Election officials set a Saturday April 9 election in Flagstaff Districts to decide if the school board may sell the Dunbar School property. A second ballot asks voters to approve a six room addition at Mount Hiewsy in Hast Misestaft and other related measures including funds for a new pool and school buildings beyond the Dunbar sale.
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House Committee to Open Inquiry Into State Hospital Morality
Phoenix report says the House Committee on State Institutions will meet today to begin an inquiry into charges of misconduct at the State Sluspiter. Allegations include improper employment of individuals, patient pregnancies, and misused state property, with Ally. Gen. Morrison and Rep. Carreon among attendees.
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House Committee On
J. C. Grimes
D-Mapa
Robert Morrison
C. C. Carveon
D-Maricopa
Carreon
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State Fair Commission
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Fair Commission
Amy Gos
Lather House
Strikes Idle 75,000 Rail and Telephone Workers in South
About 50,000 Southern Bell Telephone Co. workers joined a regional strike after talks for a wage and health welfare contract failed. The Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis Railway and affiliated lines walked out in a dispute over health and welfare benefits. Officials warned roughly 24,000 employees could be affected as other unions reported actions in Chicago and Detroit while United Auto Workers pressed for guaranteed annual wage increases.
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Associated PrEss
Southern Bell Teleghone Co
King Southeastern
Masserslée
Southeast Fires Slow as Forest Service Reports Improvement
A week of fires in Georgia sees crews halt forward movement of the Folay and backfires, with the Forest Service noting the general situation improved. Fire action remains limited as crews push against the main blaze on the south bank, aiming to contain the blaze toward the south.
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Scouts To Use Buck Springs Camp Site For Coming Season
Boy Scouts or Grand Canyon Council will use Buck Springs camp site 89 miles southeast for the coming summer. Plans call for a permanent water system, sanitary facilities, four troop camps, archery, trap and skeet ranges, and advancement tests. Open June 11 for three one week sessions, about 100 boys each. Frank Rogers and council officials discuss long range plans including an administration building and commissary facilities.
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Bishop’s Wedding Plans Stir Royal Controversy
London reports quote Bishop Alfred Blunt urging Princess Margaret to abandon plans to wed a divorced man. The Church of England remains opposed to remarriage of divorcées, even for the innocent party, and observers note Margaret could wed only after renouncing throne claims.
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Red Boats Claimed Sunk In Near By Clash
A disrupted Chinese communique claims three Red boats were sunk in Arhoy Bay during a nationalist attack. It describes seven fried motorized junks and fighter planes striking, with US and Nationalist forces preparing for a four way joint command near Quemoy Amoy Thay.
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Arfonse Qubsky
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Wall Street In New Decline
Wall Street fell sharply in early trading as investors bid stocks down amid war jitters and liquidity fears. The Associated Press average slid about seven points from May 1940 levels, with major declines in General Motors Sears Roebuck and Du Pont among others as traders awaited market stabilization measures.
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GOPs Clash Over Demo Report Highlights Economic Unevenness
Senators Wat kins and Gottwaler dispute a Camaillee study on the economy. They agree that 1954 recession recovery is uneven with regions and industries still in straits. A behind the scenes Republican dispute led to separate rebuttals criticizing Eisenhower policies and forecasts.
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Honatelinise T Ie
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Stolen Pickup Found Wrecked On US 66
A pickup belonging to Roy I moy was found totally wrecked early Saturday near Winslow on highway 66. Officers traced the vehicle to the Gram Canyon Cafe in Plagetalf where it had been stolen Friday night between 10 and 12. Highway Patrolman Don Welker found the wreckage and the driver fled the scene about 12:30.
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Development Board Members Named by State Senate
The state senate approved appointments to the Development Board, naming J Campbell James Fingatsff as Cochise County's member. Each county receives one seat. Fingatsff has been in the state since 1917, with past roles in the state tax commission and banking department. He previously lived in Nogales and worked in the Grand Canyon area before joining the tourism administrative office.
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Probers Told Market Credit Ban Perilous
Washington DC FRB official Martin warned that banning credit buying could harm the market and the public. He declined to answer directly on margin requirements, saying he would not commit while in a position to influence policy. Fulbright panel debates raising credit rules to curb speculation.
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Phoenix men plead guilty to wagering tax charges
Three Phoenix men pleaded guilty to failing to pay federal wagering registration taxes of 39 dollars each. The report notes a broader set of late bulletins including Eisenhower’s remarks on accelerating anti communism efforts and a Senate debate over aid bills.
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City Water Supply Gains Amid Slight Increase
City officials report a minor rise in water production. From the previous week, city supply totals reached 116,105,590 gallons, with reservoirs north of town showing a small gain and the Lower Lake Mary and Upper Lake Mary volumes increasing. Upper Inkos and Pyramid also reflect gains, while Old Town reservoirs show a modest change.
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Woman Hit By Car In Wagstaff Receives Minor Injuries
City officers reported a pedestrian accident around pm at the corner of Birch and Reaver in Wagstaff. The pedestrian Mise Trona Tozen of Tingstaff was taken to Plig staff hospital with minor injuries. The driver Put Into Kelly of Flagstaff was cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Two Killed As Hail Storm Hits South Carolina
A violent hailstorm killed a 46 year old man and a young girl in Batesburg South Carolina. The storm dumped heavy hail across the region causing extensive property damage and blocking several miles of U S Highway One. Temperatures cooled sharply as a strong cold front moved through the area with widespread showers and thunderstorms in the South and East.
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Mississippi Valley
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Pair Fined After Sunday Night Scuffle
Leonard L. Baker and Daniel Eugene Pierce were fined twenty dollars each by the peace court after a scuffle in East Flagstaff on Sunday night. Sheriff’s deputy Wm. C. Brady aided, but was not seriously injured during the disturbance.
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East Flagstaff Sundey
Leonard L. Baker
Daniel Eugene Pierce
Sheriff's Office
Wr. C. Brady
Flagstaff
Flag Merchants Spring Window Contest Opens This Week
Flag Merchants in Flagstaff announce a value window contest to celebrate spring. From Thursday to Saturday storefronts display items marked This is a Value Store Window and shoppers guess the total value to win prizes. Open to the public except store owners and staff. winners named next Wednesday March 23. Page 8 contains full details and a list of participants.
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