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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1953
Page
1
A third POW transport with 22 sick and wounded Americans was due in Honolulu late tonight but Army officials imposed a news blackout. An Army spokesman cited security and classification orders. The plane may include prisoners exposed to Communist indoctrination.
The Arizona state agricultural and horticultural inspection station reports rising traffic along Route 66 with 31,233 cars checked in April, up 3,161 from last year. For January to April, 101,541 cars were inspected, 14,668 more than the prior year, reflecting a general rise in travel through the state.
City officials announced dogs will receive vaccination shots Saturday at City Hall. Chief William Epperson urged all dog owners to bring pets for immunization necessary for annual licenses. Unlicensed dogs face impoundment and possible disposal.
Survey crews inspect land on the eastern city edge as development plans expand housing. City officials and residents note roughly 36 acres needed for the mesa area just east of the current development zone.
Tucson cab drivers walked off the job protesting city controls and company practices. The city’s three cab companies faced widespread service interruptions as drivers urged reforms and better conditions.
A downtown WickEnburg fire caused about $100000 in damage to two buildings. Volunteers led by Jack Brown and Tony O Grien helped bring the blaze under control as flames swept through the affected structures.
Navies of six prospective jurors were drawn today in preparation for the jury trial scheduled to begin May 1 in Coconing County. Officials from the sheriff’s office, the clerk of the court, and the recorder’s office drew the names, with several additional names drawn to cover cases out of county or others unable to serve.
The Flagstaff High School announced its top student for the year, valedictorian Ladiy Bliss, who achieved a perfect 1000 GPA and held several leadership roles. Fourteen other seniors earned honors with mostly 2.00 averages or higher, including Charles Carter and Betty Pabbitt. Bliss also received a $4,000 University of Arizona scholarship for character leadership and service.
In Phoenix Arizona the Young Republicans will select delegates tomorrow to attend the national convention of Young Republicans in Rapid City SD next month. The Arizona club plans a meeting at the hotel Adams to finalize selections.
Cleveland police report a burglary at Dean's Funny House Museum where a Taylor lock and 20 silver dollars were stolen. Angelo Gevaray, proprietor, said the funds were used to circate Christmas trees for two youths.
The Flagstaff district issued bids for the East Flagstaff and Mount Elden projects. Wimmer Porter Construction Co. submitted the low bid around 204000 for the East Flagstaff school, while Mountain View School plans include 10 classrooms and a multipurpose room. Federal approval is pending for Mount Elden and Mountain View contracts due to a $174000 grant.
A Korean orphan, Kathleen, arrived in Phoenix to join her foster parents, Mrs. and Mr. Barnes, as part of a wave of new arrivals under a changed immigration law. Michael Barnes, five, greeted her with a doll, while her future father Hammes, an Air Force sergeant, was on temporary duty in Europe.
A Soviet official in Moscow backed peace efforts while warning against Western military buildup. He urged intelligent management of international problems and stressed the need to strengthen armed forces amid alleged Western assaults on Soviet territory.
In Buenos Aires on May Day morning, a series of explosions punctuated President Peron's Nay Day address to the Argentine Congress. Bombs struck near the chamber area as Peron spoke of imperialist forces and the United States, with no immediate confirmation of suspects.
An Irish museum official tours Belfast and Belfast museum colleagues in northern Trekatd as part of a three month United States fellowship. The visit compares international museum techniques and aims to introduce new methods and open air exhibits including authentic interiors and displays of historical crafts and daily life.
A violent tornado devastated Warner Robins and nearby communities at dusk, killing 14 people and injuring many more. Debris littered streets as emergency crews searched wreckage and 11 bodies were recovered in Warner Robins with other victims reported in nearby counties.
The feature recalls a cafe owner’s world voyage from his Greek birthplace to Denver, returning to Greece after decades abroad. It details Andredies Andreilos’ early life, language barriers, schooling in Denver, marriage, and the business he and his wife built in Flanataff, with sons George and Nick pursuing degrees.
Local doctors, County Health Service, and Parent-Teacher Association sponsor clinics for children age eligible for school entry exams. Appointments via SUN, with parent present. Private physicians may be used with records arranged through school or health department. Clinics run May 4 to 7 from 12 to 2 at Emerson School, with Roy Young and Dr. Tasm Babbitt, and different physicians scheduled daily May 8 to 24. Charges apply for some sessions.
An Anpiece band from Scottsdale High School performs two concerts today with free admission. The group plays at Fingstart High School at 4 p.m. and at the local college auditorium at 7 p.m. a program will be presented by the band.
Fragmentary report mentions Brooklyn today facing Cincinnati and Milwaukee heading to Pittsburgh with limited readable details. No clear results or full team names available.
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