Flagstaff Chamber boosters tour aim to boost regional travel
A Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce greetings and goodwill delegation organized a series of intercity trips. The 31 members visited Sedona Cottonwood Jerome Wickenburg and Phoenix with stops at Trevall Metals First National Bank Building and a Valley business home. They toured the Phoenix Chamber and attended a baseball game before returning. These goodwill expeditions strengthen ties with northern Arizona communities.
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Playstate
Print Caution Sparks Fines And License Revocation
A southern vanity weekly faced a $300 fine and driver’s license revocation after a drunk driving incident. The Minnis Press official notes readers may object to publishing personal names, while editors defend press freedom and the public trust in reporting.
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Kefauver Strives For Power In Democratic Nomination Battle
Edson in Washington reports Senator Kefauver faces a long campaign to unseat Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic presidential nomination. Despite early primary wins, Kefauver must win remaining contests to reach a workable delegate total, weighing four more primaries and broader strategy against party power.
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Rips and Tears By GEO 5 Howra
The piece laments modern diplomacy and communication. It argues diplomats rely on quick systems to broadcast messages, contrasts past slow methods, and notes diplomacy mirrors American politics with limited effectiveness globally. It critiques politicians and state campaigning influencing policy.
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5S Numbers For Faxes Groups Urged
In Coco ying County many income taxpayers need a Social Security number for the first time. Congress added categories in 1854. The text notes issues with obtaining forms by mail and urges use of the Prescott district office for processing, aiming for about two weeks.
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World politics and personal rings in a peculiar age
The text muses on nations needing internal protection, likening countries to individuals. It laments modern issues and odd jewelry shop trends, imagining a woman wearing engagement and wedding rings alongside a divorce ring, a notion described as a strange, circulation affecting novelty.
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Postoffice To Get Ball Point Pens Soon
Postoffice plans to replace ink wells and pen points in offices with 500000 ball point pens and 500000 refills. The move, announced by Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield, aims to cut custodial labor and reduce pilferage. Competitive bids have been issued for the supply and distribution nationwide.
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Democratic Party Divided and Near Bankruptcy in 1934 Analysis
Stewart Alsop surveys a Democratic Party riven by internal North-South splits, weak farm and education issues, and a fragile Stevenson support, while noting Republican leverage and Ike’s popularity, predicting a costly, unsettled 1956 campaign landscape. The piece argues structural party weakness may mask resilience through electoral gains.
Brooks Among Eight Admitted To Arizona Bar
John Thomas Brooks, 25, of Playstaff areas, among eight successful applicants for admission to the State Bar of Arizona. Weller Roche, admin gion chairman, says the group will be officially admitted in ceremonies before the Supreme Court. Brooks was one of two University of Arizona students among the applicants.
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State Bar of Arizona
Toastmasters Speakers Highlight Highlanders Meeting
Smithson Porter and Raudebaugh spoke at Highlanders Toastmasters in Flagstaff. Raudebaugh discussed Prosperity, Porter discussed Boom Town U S A, and Smithson delivered an Ice Breaker. Al Hystad chaired. Don Johnson and others attended. 25 members present. Arizona Toastmasters Convention slated for Ft. Last May with Don Trapnell as district speech winner. about 200 expected.
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State JCs Name Top Young Farmer
Claude Hughes Jr a Bloy and Marana farmer has been named Arizona daycees rep resentative in a US Junior Chart of Commerce contest to choose the four outstanding young farmers of the Year. Racine Hughes and Gyo others who pla yd high in the state event will plaques at the state Jay convention in Flagstaff May. Second place winner was Uyrrey Johns Bresa and third was Walter Boggs Chandler. The national event will take place in Pittsburgh April 11 12. Lobsters can live to age 40 unless caught by lobstermen or eaten by predators.
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Pittsburgh
Pastors Lead Good Friday Service in Winslow
A Good Friday service at Piret Methodist Church Winslow begins at 2:00 PM and runs until 8:00 PM The theme is The Seven Last Words with ministers Rev Olin B Lehman Rev Gilbert Kieintein Rev Dale Nelson Rev Roy C Matthews Rev Hugh Brown Rev Rufus Griffith and Rev James D Hell listed as speakers.
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The Valley That Nobody Knows Monument Valley Feature
In the April issue Arizona Hier highlights Monument Valley with Allen Reed photography. The article details the valley’s scope and history in the Navajo Nation and Reservation. A companion piece “Guest Book In The Valley” preserves messages honoring Mike and Harry Goulding, pioneers of the valley’s famed trading post and guest lodge.
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