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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1954

Page

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Adjour­nment Expected By End Of Week Says Leaders

A fragmented legislative report notes adjournment likely by week’s end as Speaker John Smith outlines plans for floor debate on a large fiscal package. The bill allocates funds for University of Arizona salaries, state colleges, and welfare and public health programs, with tax implications and auditors added to the mix. Continued on Page 2.

James Cary Phoents Ari- Pats Hoice John Smith D-Yums University of Arizona Tieson Ares Ares Department Cof Public Welfare Piggstite Pong New Okey Lion Highway’ Department Game and Fish Department

House Group Waits For Budget Data On River Projects

Washington hears a budget data delay as a house panel weighs authorizing a $1 billion Central Colorado storage and dam system. President recommends irrigation projects costing about 304.356 million with re evaluations of benefits. A re study will consider economic justification and state agency views before final approval.

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French Claim Counterattack Kills Reds Reported

A French counterattack is reported to have killed about 1000 Reds in dusty fighting zones. The claim surfaces amid ongoing battles as troops exchange shelling and maneuver for strategic positions.

Wife Wins. Action Here

Proceedings in the hundred thousand dollar alignments affections suit of Mrs F W Pritchford versus Lor Stout scheduled to meet Monday. Margin Smith, Mrs Laurel Garey, Mrs Cetia Martinez, John Fata, John Taxors, and Ray Bocketena named in the event.

F .W Pritchford Fiernda Oni Irs Margin Smith Mra Leurel Garey Cetia Martinez Jon Fata John Et Ohn Taxors Mit Thompeen Ray Bocketena

Fragmentary quote from gallery remark in unclear text

A garbled OCR fragment shows someone speaking about a gallery remark with unclear wording and missing context, making it impossible to identify speakers, location, or event.

Siamese Triplets Born In Montreal Household

Report reveals a Montreal birth of Siamese twins as part of a set of triplets. Two infants were conjoined and survived briefly in prior years. the current triplets include Miss Jamies Savage, wife of a jewelry salesman, and her husband Tecal. The couple have three other children aged nine and eight and one daughter.

Montreal Chicago Herlean Metical Assa Behles Jamies Savage Slyearnold

Pinal Farmers Seek Better Utility Service

Florence area farmers form the Farmer's Protective Association with 50 members to push for lower electric rates and improved telephone service in the Stanford Mac area. The group aims to address utility costs and service reliability in the region.

Pinal Florence Yetial Farmer's Protective Ass Stanflela-Mac

Dismisses US Charges War Surplus Cases

Judge McCullough dismisses federal charges in war surplus cases after officials and school leaders were accused of using public power to aid private individuals. Prosecutors said the government sought dismissal of indictments with no exceptions.

Piloisnix Chiaade McCeltech Ollow Avierons Fedora Velavien McCullogh Sithnol Hey State Superintendent of Public Instruction Pied Han’ c. ‘Yonpkies Tudge McCollofield

City Water Storage Gains Billion Gallons From Storm

Last week's storm caused a gain of about 1.1 billion gallons in city storage with runoff continuing into Upper and Lower Lake Mary. Reported totals show large increases at Upper Lake Mary and Lower Lake Mary by March 23, while reservoirs north of the city remained limited by capacity. Officials warn runoff may surge with thaw and spring precipitation, though some levels remain far below topway elevations.

Lake Mary Honhitg Faye Han Lake Mary Mare

Four Sentenced at Florence Prison for Log Logging Camp Offense

Sheik J Peery Francis led four men to Florence to start sentences. The group, including Clifford Spears Water Cockerhans Valeon Miller, received terms from one year to a year and a day for tooling a log camp south of Winslow. Sheriff freed David Garcia on surety for his wife.

Sheik J Peery Francis David Garcia Tailucu

Emmons Pledges Navajo Education and Health Progress

Navajo Commissioner Glenn L Emmons outlines plans to improve education and health among Navajo communities. Emmons says the program, based on survey reports, will expand public schooling with federal aid, trailer schools, boarding schools, and new educational facilities as funds permit. He notes efforts to address environmental health factors and aims for broad access to education for all Navajo children, with progress tied to available funding.

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Family Team To Lead VEW and Auxiliary Post Officers

Family team takes command at VEW and Auxiliary post with Kenseth McLaughlin to lead the post and Mary Ellen McLaughlin to head the auxiliary. Installation ceremonies set for Ston day with a dimmer preceding and light refreshments afterward alongside the visualistic wack.

Foreign Wars Stonday Ama Kenseth Mclaughlin Mra Mary Ellen McLaughlin

Pole Sitting Attempt Near Williamsville Ends After Day

Rickey completed a pole sitting attempt at the east end of the city after days aloft. He descended Friday March 46? from the perch amid no stated reason for ending the stunt.

Dion Lliams Rickey

Nurses Converge at Tucson For Arizona Nursing Conference

Approximately 100 registered nurses from Southern Arizona attend the first Arizona nursing conference at the YWCA in Tucson. The three day meeting aims to share best practices, discuss nursing ethics, and highlight public health concerns affecting the region.

Southern Arizona Tucson YWCA

Canyon Easter Service Slated

Canyon prepares for Easter services featuring Goy, Flaws, and Pyle delivering the message next month. The 201th event marks the Shrove of the Avex program begun in 1984 by a former Phoenix radio man. The service will be held April 78 at a point on the Lowh Rim of Grant Canyon near the Shrine of the Agios Memorial Chapel site, with National Park Service approval recently granted.

Srand Canyon Goy Flaws Pyle Anual Avex Phoenix Grant Canyon Agios

Woman Urges Scientists to Study Poison Ivy Threat

A constituent of Rep Howell asks scientists to act on poison ivy and related hazards. She writes that patience is needed as scientists consider weapons and bombs to assess poison ivy honeyaukland ragweed on a rational scale. Hewet responds there is no action at the moment.

Walsington Howell Sle Ani Hewet

Election Process Begins At HS Primary and General Election Planned

Election process underway at Hlagataff high school as student body enters early stage of political upheaval. Petitions require signatures of 10 percent or more of qualified electors. Primary election is scheduled for Monday April 4 with offices including President Vice President Secretary Treasurer and social manager at stake.

Hlagataff High Eohours Nic Frensurer

Officer Faces Federal Trial Over Missing Money in Kansas City

Federal charges accuse Dolan and Louis Smuldars of perjury in a case tied to $403,720 of funds from a large ExxonCorp suitcases. The trial, slated for April 12, involves earlier statements about money handling and a police station incident. The article notes the Greenlease case links to earlier Missouri events and the conviction of Meg Nonnix BrownhHead for a separate child kidnapping and murder.

Kansas City Pabrol Stan Ritter Dylan A Dolan Ymaom Mioney Louis Smuldars St. Louis Meg Nonnix Dee Tobby Greenlease Sam muUttalionwire Auto Deer Ork Greenlease Kansay City

Youth Dies Of Crash Injuries

A 40 year old driver Reaves died from injuries after a crash on Highway 66 near the city limits. Police reported the taxi driver failed to turn, crashed into a rock wall, while two passengers Williams and Bowte were seriously injured. The county inquest was set for Monday after hours. This was the first fatality in the city this year.

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Arizona Soldier Now Believed Dead in Korea

Washington reports Sgt. James B. Brock of Phoenix is officially listed as presumed dead in Korea. Brock’s mother, Mrs. duuly Skougen, resides in Phoenix.

Arizona Washington James . B. Brock Phoenix Korea Burck Duuly Skougen

1500 Britons Rescued From Burning Empire Windrush

Five rescue ships plucked some 1500 aboard the troopship Empire Windrush after explosions and fire left the vessel ablaze near Algiers. Among the saved were 277 women and children and 17 disabled soldiers, with four crewmen killed. The hulk was towed away, and officials reported no major leaks aboard the rescued passengers.

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Verde Project Outlook Bright and Testing Satisfactory

Clarkdale hosts business dinner where Earl P Halliburton announces Verde Project plans. He plans to use old Phelps Dodge plant for limestone crushing and pipe ore to Phoenix for processing, signaling a new cement industry venture in the area.

Clarkdale Earl P. Halliburton Focal Business Halliburton Oklahante Oil Cemment Phelps Dodge Corp. Pellor Phoenix

Four Deputies Sentence Over Liquor Sales Charges

Four men were sentenced on liquor sales violations over the weekend, with Herbert Perkins ordered to pay 300 dollars or serve jail days. The sheriff reported, and other defendants were sentenced to up to 90 days in jail.

Mer Timior

Negro Attorney Named Executive Assistant to Virgin Islands Governor

George Hamilton, a Negro attorney and real estate broker, has been named executive assistant to the new governor of the Virgin Islands. Hamilton will leave the territory next month and will be present for the inauguration of Gov. Archie A. Alexander on April.

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