Stock Market Decline Widens In Active Trading Day
New York stocks fell as the market weakened in active trading. The Dow average slipped about 0.10 to 258.70 with industrials down roughly 50. Ford eased around three points while General Motors and Chrysler dropped about one point. Other major names including Eastman Kodak, Guaranty Pont, Johns Manville, Pfizer and American Telephone also faced declines.
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New York
Ford
Genal Motors
Chrysler
ULS
Steal
Jones & Taughlin
Republic
Eastman Kodak
Gu Pont
Johns Manville
Pfizer
American Telephone
Phelps Dodge
Auto Show to Highlight Mobil Gas Economy Run Stop
Flagstaff hosts the Mobil Gas Economy Run overnight as 46 cars of varied makes arrive for the first leg from Los Angeles to Detroit. The display at the Ramada Inn includes drivers observers and newsmen. A carved Kachina gift will be presented to Mobl President Fred Moore in Detroit.
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Flagstaff
Los Angeles
Ramada Inn
U. S
Flagstaff Kachinas
Jin Mobi
Fred Moore
Detroit
Property Transfers Recorded in Coconino Daily Record
Clarence A. Schaar and wife transfer to H. S. Galbraith and wife. Raymond A. Hager and wife convey to State Arizona Southwest Forest Industries Inc. Phoenix Title and Trust Co. is trustee. George Nackard transfers to Trailn Restaurant Inc. Grant Latiem and wife to Thomas W. Parker and wife. Mineral Dred Southwest Lumier Mills Inc. to Phoenix Tide and Trint Company. Joint tenancy deed Grant Satter and wife to Helmut C. Diehl and wife.
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Clarence A. Schaar
School Board Plans 1911 Teacher Interviews and Contracts
The School Board continues from page one noting interviews for prospective teachers in April 1911 and plans to sign architectural contracts with Nelson for the new Weoass ton school on Fir Valley road under the March 20 bond election. The Decennial Census reports the American Indian population at 523,081, more than twice the 1900 count.
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Aty
Arizona
Nelson
Weoasstoon
Fir Valley Road
U.S
TV Listings for Friday March 16 Schedule Fragment
A dense, ad heavy Friday night lineup lists shows from Totalny to ABC News, with fights, westerns, cartoons, and films. Notable items include Wild Bill Hickok, The Flintstones, Sunset Strip, The Deputy, Rawhide, and Wyatt Earp, followed by late movies and Playboy’s Penthouse.
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Charley Horse
Wild Bill Hickok
Dayton Allen
Kula and
Ollie
Riley
Sex Hunt
Doug Edwards
the Hathaway
Tim Backus
Bell ‘Telephone
Chet Huntley
Mahalia
Meeting Set To Form ASC Church Group
The Flagstat First Christian Church and interested College students plan to form a Christian College Age Group. The first meeting is set for April 2 at 7 p.m. at Win Hensley’s home 31 North Humphrey.
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ASC Church Group
First Christian Church
Win Hensley
North Humphrey
Oregon Man Dies on Bus
Henry Von Giasen died of a heart attack aboard a Greyhound bus en route to Albuquerque. The body was found as the bus arrived in Glide Oregon on Wednesday night and a meeting in Flagstaff was interrupted for burial planning. Survivors include his wife in Glide. Contacts for information were Laurie Stanton and local Quad or Stanley Carson.
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Henry von Giasen
Hen
Isley
Greyhound
Alway
Glide
Ore
Ilkee
Pete
Flagstaff
Albuquerque
Oregon
Loretta Stanton
North
Gailey
Quad
Stanley Carson
Seoul dedicates 100 kilowatt reactor in South Korea
Seoul unveils a 100 kilowatt reactor costing 520000 dollars with 320000 dollars funded by the United States. Pittsburgh talks report final joint session as United Steel Workers unions prepare for weekend negotiations on contract proposals. Washington celebrates Kennedy tax revision bill House victory 1219 to 196 and eyes Senate clash.
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Seoul
South Korea
Iteret
United States
Pittsburgh
United Steel Workers
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Utah governor clash over size of Canyonlands park plan
At a Senate hearing in Washington Governor Bing and George Clyde spar over park boundaries. Clyde urged two park options totaling 199000 acres with a 209000 acre recreation arc and limited activities while Bing supported a 400000 acre national park. Clyde cited mineral potential, including petroleum and uranium, and urged ground surveys to fix exact limits.
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Utah
Solon
Washington
David Bing
George D. Clyde
Canyonlands National Park
Senate
Son
Pyank TE
Moss
D-Utal
Iting
Cyde
King
Clyde
Wlah
Former Flag Man Resigns Alaska Highway Post
M M Pentecost a former Flagstaff county highway employee resigned as Alaska State Highway Planning Director amid a department shakeup. His brother Vince Pentecost Jr. of Flagstaff said the action followed several firings and resignations within the Alaska Highway Department.
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M.M. Pentecost
Flagstaff
Alaska
Vince L.pentecost, Jr
Alaska Highway Department
Entecost
Weather data and temperature records fragment
Fragmentary weather notes show today sun up to morning, highs around 53 at Burrus Ranch and Low around 19 at Kingman. Historical highs for date include 1924 8 and lows 10 with precip 42.796. Precip totals to date 8.10 and year to date 5.38.
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Burrus Ranch
Ordnance Depot
Cottonwood Ao
Phoenix
Prescott
Tucson
New York
Winslow Pioneer Dies in Prescot
Funeral services for Mrs. Rosallie Phillips La Frade 88 who died Thursday morning at Pioneers home in Prescott will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Scott Chapel with Minister Herbert Baynes officiating. Burial will be in Desert View cemetery. Native of Texas she came to Arizona in 1910. She is survived by three daughters May Doagle Fort Worth Elsie Cramer Alaska and Evelyn Vrien Salt Lake City one son Claude Phillips Kingman and several grandchildren. Friends may call at Scott Chapel Sunday till 9 a.m.
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Winslow
Rosallie Phillips la Frade
Pioneers
Prescott
Scott Chapel
Herbert Baynes
Will Fulley
Desert View Cemetery
Texas
la Prade
Arname
May Doagle
Fort Worth
Elsie Cramer
Alaska
Evelyn Vrien
Salt Lake City
Claude Phillips
Kingman
Bible Digest Self Examination and Prayer Reflection
A devotional note urges honest self-search as the path to renewal. It cites Lamentations 3 49 and emphasizes prayer as a force that can change situations and the person, highlighting personal change through honest reflection.
Chevrolet Jet and Nova 400 offer refined rides for budget prices
The Jet smooths room and comfort with Fisher bodywork and V8 options while Chevrolet showcases the Nova 400 4-Door Station Wagon near shore and the rear-engine Corvair praised for sharp handling and practical sportiness. The Monea Club Coupe is also featured as a ramp model.
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Car Life Magazine
Corvair
Monea
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Charles Rubinwom
Carroll Hosnet
H. H. Moore
Phil Allan
Guy Faulk
R. W. Chatterion
Tim Johnonn
Carl R. Flxiam
Pant ¥. McBride
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Hoyd Arranurmut
Ernest C. Edie
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Tua
Cacx
Tucumcari
N.M
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Northern
Zenith
The
Gotham
Zenith Color TV
Caconino
Warranyy
School Board
NBC
CBS Chan
World News
Alaska Post
Winslow Pioneer
Prescot
Bible Digest
Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff Publishing, Co
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Santa Fe Avenue
Coconino
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