Prosecution Opposes Trial Delay In Navajo Bribery Case
Proceedings in the Navajo bribery inquiry continue with attorneys for the state opposing any postponement. County Attorney W Noten and defense counsel clash as motions seek delay while the case against former officials proceeds toward a scheduled Navajo Superior Court hearing.
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Isu
Apache County Storpey M
Gibbonsuit
Gener Dott
Odd Te Creer
Bern
S & Office
Guneral
Pattraliane
Whitlow
Helbrek Street
Superior Court
Beloyee
Patralawn
Whitlaw
County Attornny
Wendy
Highpacha
Darrel
Parkax
Phoenix Allornes
Udall
Russia and US clash amid confusing Bullitt broadcast
A garbled press roundup cites Bullitt claiming Russia plans an assault on the United States amid a surge of disjointed statements, denials, and political theater. The report references a scene with a rival candidate and questions about enforcement, with scattered names and places in a murky timeline.
Memorial Fund Total Growing at Flagstaff College event
Memorial fund totals rose as fundraising continued with about $170,000 initially raised and receipts around $120,000 at an early stage. Officials announced progress at a May 1 event, with external supporters contributing to the drive and current totals near $180,000 toward a $70,000 goal remaining.
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Sodant Memorial Lilbing
Aizen
Ditlami
Oftitins
Flagstaff
Production of new suvinglhon in the L$ details
The notice reports the etb46 production in the L$ during the eightieth year of 830 oyiltion piuards, outlining the procedural steps and authorities involved in the process.
Beulah Overell Sole Heir to Parents Fortune
Beulah Overell named sole heir to an estate worth about $600,000 after the deaths of her parents. Police say the bodies were found March 16 in Harbor after the suspected bludgeoning death of Mr and Mrs Overell. Genie Cath, 21, is cited in the report as the deceased siblings and potential beneficiary.
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Beulah Overell
Marie
Fallwr
Genie Cath
St Are Anne
Santa Fe Officials Plan Route to Grand Canyon
An official Santa Fe railroad party traveled toward the Grand Canyon for meetings in Los Angeles and a side trip to the canyon with a dinner planned. They aimed to depart Grand Canyon the next day for a distant engagement.
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Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Reed Louartes
Hataff
Lost Angeles
Phoenix Men Fined On Sugar Charges
Phoenix March 26 AP The Federal Judge Howard G Spook fined Alien Lb Braggs operator of a pit shop and Evugene Branilise, in pager of 2 drive ins, 1000 each for untantal equiring use possession transfer and control of sugar ration stamps. Pleas of innocent entered by Louis Klein night club operators Frank Anderson and his brother James Anderson. Trial set for April 8.
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Phoenix
Howard G. Spook
Alien Lb. Braggs
Evugene
Rrage
Brandise
Louis Klein
Clu
Frank Anderson
Tender
James Anderson
Democrats Attack Tax Slash Bill in Senate Fight
House Democrats push a sweeping tax cut bill claiming it would save taxpayers about 150 billion dollars and end excise taxes for many while Republicans warn the plan overreaches, arguing the cost and distribution favor wealthier groups.
Officials Work To Avert Nationwide Telephone Strike
Washington officials and labor leaders pursue talks with Bell Telephone amid a looming nationwide telephone strike. Negotiations intensify as deadlines approach, with government pressure and company pension and wage issues under review.
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Washington
Mary
Gibson Meric Losis
York
Bell Telephone Sontent
Fox and hounds pursue fox rescue at Piney Mountain farm
An erratic report describes a fox being hunted by four dogs on a California farm. The scene includes quoted phrases and unclear names, but notes that all parties, including a man named George, attempted a rescue amid confusion and pursuit in a rural setting. The text is fragmented with damaged OCR.
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Vin Rieard
Stanley
Yao
Clare Derry
George
Right To Work Names Suit Arguments Set
PUOENIN Mercy moves to dism iss a suit challenging the eight to work bill arguing signature sufficiency. Beasighamp Rowand with WiJTL counsel for W TH Renek, intervenor, filed notice March 1 that he would seek summary adjudgment.
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Puoenin
Beasighamp
Rowand
W TH. Renek
Lilienthal Debate Shoved Aside Again
WASTIINGSON March 25 AP reports the Lilienthal debate again pushed aside as the senile legislature shows weak readiness amid calls for timely national policy discussion. The article notes uncertain timing and ongoing delays affecting public awareness of the Lilienthal plan.
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Lilienthal
Wastiingson
Juarez Police Chief and Suspect Shot in Retaliation
An unclear report describes violence in Juarez with authorities identifying a police chief and a suspect as killed. The text mentions revenge motives and unverified names and places, reflecting a chaotic account from an OCR source.
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Juarez
Roll Call Totals Highlight Local Quota Fulfillment
The report notes roll call reaching 78 percent of the local quota amid financial figures and charitable activity. It mentions Ghriseensen and Nill, with references to Cure Camp, Caveat county, and Cross health services aiding community efforts through donations and fundraising initiatives.
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Heil
Rive Cintober
Sineugeal
Loibay Viet
Do My
Christensen
Archicek
Soapiteyts
Gorvicea
Pavantian
Iain
Lumber Damage Suit Moved To US Court In Phoenix
A $121,000 lumber damage suit involving Fook Luger Company and Saggy and Hamiher Company has been moved to a U.S. court in Phoenix. The case stems from a June 7 contract for delivery of 100,000 board feet of timber. plaintiffs allege breach of delivery and improper performance while the defendants claim no obstruction to moving central cutting and logging operations near Flagstaff.
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Phoenix
Fook Luger Company
Ayant Saggy and Hamiher Company
Mes Et Feo
Chennai
Saginaw
Cig
Flagstaft
He Pewler and Mead Company
Mit
Ekims
Jim
Savenill
Urey
Barney Pasture
Weet
Gak Creek Consan
Bewiles
Flagcraft
Assault Charge Facing Magazine Subscription Man
A man named Nix faces assault charges in Ceconine county after a dispute over a magazine subscription. The sheriff reports the incident occurred Saturday afternoon when he allegedly assaulted a housewife in her apartment over unpaid subscription fees. The county attorney’s office noted that no trial date had been set.
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Ceconine
D.C. Maxwell
Satyr
Sheriff's Office
Nix
Tiel
Old age and relief payments reported for February
The state board of social security and welfare reports February payments: old age assistance for 10,7it persons totaled 305,200 averaging 19.28. Aid to 2,197 dependent children 113,691 and 602 mind 35,218. General relief payments to 1,838 persons totaled pin202 and emergency relief to 8 persons, 4,108.
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Vicenin
State Board of Social Security and Welfare
Michigan Hit By Big Storm
A powerful winter storm sweeps Michigan causing heavy visibility and travel disruptions across the state. Forecasters warn of ongoing snow, wind, and icy conditions with travel advisories issued for affected regions including coastal areas and inland communities.
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Michigan
Parker Dam Power Reduction Due to Low Water
Parker Dam electric utility reports reduced generation as water levels drop. J W Snider, president, notes output falls from about 15 000 kilowatts to 14 010 kilowatts, amid continued operation to meet demand. Generating units at the dam paused or scaled back due to hydro conditions.
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Suen
Sliesel Pwen
Fur Puesen Gas
RL Seluiy
Agitaml Power Company
S Ab
Parker
J. Wi
Snider
Sii Power Furnished
Tuesen
Rubber power extended for year by act
Washington March 24 AP US rubber allocation authority extended until March 31 108 to keep government in synthetic rubber products business and support ongoing needs in the sector.
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Washington
Milk Tank Tracks Dumped in Strike
Milk tank tracks dumped in a strike disrupted operations as workers halted activity for several hours. The incident caused a temporary pause in milk processing and affected nearby facilities, with unclear details about the parties involved or motive.
Dairen Release To China OK'd By Russ
Saigonish report states Dairen ready to carry out an agreement to give China the central part of the Manchuring plateau. State Department spokesmen note Moscow and Nanking responses as the United States seeks a peaceful settlement amid current tensions.
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Dairen
China
Russ
Migssia Thas
United Sales
Daisen
State Department
Moscow
Nanking
Unaatisfactory
Ak Daiten
Unclear text on unified service plans and policies
Fragmentary report discusses plans for a unified service, referencing individuals and locations in a confusing mix of names. The passage includes mentions of a city, agencies, and proposed actions but lacks coherent details or context.
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