Washington column riffs on Democratic split and Ike candidacy
The column discusses Justice Douglas dismissing a potential vice presidential bid, ADA tensions within the party, and debates over a Wallace or Eisenhower ticket. It notes ADA shifts in Philadelphia convention expectations, Truman civil rights concerns, and possible paths for a Democratic coalition.
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Ada
Tempe
Douglas
Washington
NBA
Sirpoems
Courh
Willian
Druttin
Bevel
Ceeotad Eisenhower
AIA
Ies
Fincel
Anil Ada
ADA Politiedl
Ainge
Waller
Wallace
Haig
Ann
Wakaee
Gil Wallace
Beer Athens
Daly
Mel
Misisevell
Wilken Wyaut
Tanwar
Gal Kienkowre
Tub Lowe Ain
Noy
Wisnstinse
Joser
Holt i
Diyten
Philadelphia
Eisen- Vower
Supreme Court
Bengtmentis
Truman
Truetan
Uhlaactina
Harry ‘Truman
Wallage
Fizenhower-Noughes
Vito
Rotary Club Presents Film On Rehabilitation Process
Rotary Club screened a film illustrating the rehabilitation journey for patients with spinal injuries. The show featured notable women and medical figures, with Kenneth Dorifield operating the projector and a local crew assisting.
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Rotary Club
Stine
Pullin
Gina
Une
Eneaven
Kenneth Dorifield
Oviain Co
Compion
Ford Kingram
Pete Wight
Kingmans Hill Gray
Prescott
Suet Cred Ralnats
Jerome
Coerte
Park news and social notes from Kalispell and vicinity
Local visitors and residents frequenting the park and nearby communities are listed with names such as Mr and Mrs Hubert Launon and James Pattick. The piece captures a string of visits from California to Montana, along with a May 1 graduation ceremony and a community ball planned for May. Includes mentions of travel to Phoenix Prescott and Santa Fe, and notes on local staff changes at Union offices. Political mentions reference Eisenhower and Justice Truxtun in a broader commentary.
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Vnal
Carl Hommer
Kalispell
Briday
Vie
Giacksom
Mey Tlaenen
Anil
Mes
Hubert PL Launon Jae Uni
James Pattick
Shia
Wile Tiana
Tay Herd
Manger Bert Lawn
Amd
B. Seolurrse
California
Taspert
Los Angeles
Our Park Oy Sanaa
Virgil Cie
Mise Daley
Monilay
Wright Angel Lodge
Tobin
Conutaball Taal Tervatory
Adgir
I Phenix
Prascott
Evans
Ballin
Kicking Rogers
Mhernix Res
Kchh
Rowky Misurtnne Park
Santa Fe
Hie
Mr. Christensen
Pianta Ranch
Angel
Isabel Ruse
Corge Petrik
Xan Martin
Gale
Yima
PoteBes
Satunday
Ghiengos
Whitehall
Turner
Damien
Et Pyty Forest
Utah
Geveral Old Frien
Chavez Seeks Federal Aid for Forest Highways Program
The proposal calls for federal aid totaling 500 thousand to 20 million dollars for forest highways and forest development roads and bridges. It includes 10 million for roads near monuments, 16 million for parkways, and 6 million for inlay reser t project roads. The House passed a Hill bill approving 40 million per year for highways for two years from July 1, 1910, with 25.9 million annually for forest bridges and 12 million for forest level up.
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Sy Hs
Tyderal
Ime
X Hillay
Ilevel
Nimta
Sedona Dance Night Draws Community at Rainbows Bay
Saturday events feature wigtee Maybabe and Mr Hay Lawson at Rainbows Bay for a large attendance dance. Friday offers an Anniversary theme dance at the schoolhouse with Welversing and Reidgenert students present. Mothers visited Sedona School Friday, with several aiding students in activities.
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Wigtee Maybabe
Hay Lawson
Rainbows Bay
Sedans
Uection
Rennie Fugue
Miami
Jean Mullonenux
Fuqua
Pugin
Louis Hanson
Mom
Mitchell
Veto Schroeder
Fra Peoniss
Soul M
May Lawsoin
Rainbow's
Barbars Hrokey
Cathsachens Westin
Jinrry Dubmaun
Geng Glover
Anal Huey
Culoral
Glover
Wes
Richards
Ciloemr
Peary van Deren
Beverly
Milny
Phoenix seeks budget hike to cover city operations
Phoenix officials request a 466000 budget increase to secure state tax funds and supplement ongoing operations. The plan would redirect 184157.03 and 406100.78 in funds to keep departments in the black and meet park maintenance needs pending anticipated revenues.
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Phoenin
Phoenix
Penditur
To Graduate 310 At Phoenix College
May 3 AP report notes Tien mien comment exerifee for the 1 ssidante of Ti Hal 4 yuan, while Mr and Mrs Hahorl Mantersan plan a three week vacation visiting Hatbrask and Cartebad ts cerns. The trip includes duties with the Chief Ranger and Park Service representation at the new state university president inauguration. They intend to return home Friday.
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Tienmien
Yuan Itl
Waihi Nations
Hahorl Mantersan
Monde
Hatbrask
Horsan
Hrown Ain Saxitl
Canspitiie
Teh ‘Taeadayr
Trinson
Bryant
Park Service
Totone College
the State University
Murder Mystery Destroys Quietity in Studio District
A tense narrative follows a detective questioning a writer named Matty after a death labeled an accident in a canyon. The story centers on confusion, testimony gaps, and suspicions about who killed Avis and why, with Jeff's potential involvement looming as investigators question motives. Liz Leyden and studio figures appear as key witnesses and suspects in a troubled Hollywood setting.
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Matty
Avadia
Selphan
Liz Leyden
Liz
deiPs
Te Canyon
AVIS
Jeff
Eesti
Jett
Leyder
Jet
Avia
Uist
We the Women We the Women and body image myths
A fragmented discussion on women and weight myths, suggesting underweight and nervous women are undesirable. It references societal pressures, marriage prospects, and the idea that being plump is preferable for happiness and stability. The text mocks the notion that thinness equates to virtue.
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Sue
Dames
Hendere
The
National Institute For Hunan Rehetlons AF
Saaionger
Houlbar
Marisa Taypiphoens
Winslow Principal Named To Workshop
The article lists Winslow High School leaders and educators appointed to a regional workshop. Notable figures include principal and district officials, with Dr Lillia Johnston and Wilbert Brady highlighted among curriculum and music education staff from local schools.
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Winslow
Sh School
Kathryn Your
Wilbert J. “Brady
Nian High School
Cinco de Mayo Celebrations Across Arizona and Sonora
Arizona and Sonora mark Cinco de Mayo with festive parades and colorful costumes along the border. Mexican heritage groups organize community events as authorities welcome the display of neighborly ties and cultural pride.
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Arizona
Mexico
Republic
Puebla
Arizorm-Sonora
Arizonia
Leterior
Sonora
Joe
Sidney LP
Osborn
Apo
Acizong
Luxury Collections $326000 In April Report
The report notes Luxury Collections totaling 326000 in April with continued activity in Phoenix. Details are fragmented but indicate significant earnings for the period and reference to related collections in the same timeframe.
Arizona Prison Inmate Count Reaches 1602
In Florence the state prison population totals 1602 inmates as officials report. The figure reflects existing capacity and ongoing parole and custody decisions amid fiscal notes on inmate care and rehabilitation funding.
Pathways of Old Memories from the Sun
Local notes recall Jack Wilson setting a state pole vault record at 12 feet and other regional updates. Weekend trips, visitors, and anniversaries populate the column with memories from Phusteshah and nearby towns, plus weather and community happenings over the years.
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Jack Wilson Wid
D. J. McKinney
Canyon
Maine
Uaeve
Dina
Shepperd
Cros
Mus
Taylor
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Pach Parser
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Coconino Sut Company
Melsstrin
Piatt Cline Bite
Yostyu
Wayne Stilley
Sosiph Vo
Office Mininger
Sockuty
Eres Ecinenk
Vepeh Boson
Waellington
Grand Canyon
New Pealers
Eisenhower
Justice Trugtar
Daiglak
Ben
Dange Jas
Sinl
Chavez
Sedona News
Phoenix College
Hadyton
Harenberg Cinder Block CO
Newman Rouge
Main Street
Aves
Sunnyside
Hans
Riu
Montis
Wim Breil
Timmy
Pallee Denne
Holmee
Jel
Sarrastte
Liza
Lenin
Pegie
Jef
Fdr
Leiphen
Kitenen
Cwas
Ruth Mullett
Pally Sun
NEA
Habel Rovers
Btn von Dors
Pijgenin
Northern Arizona Theaters, Inc
Orpheum
Joan
Zabeth Hodiak
Scott
Burt Lancaster
Amergation Ny
Geehument
E. A. Anderson
N. Leroux
Flagstaff Theater
API
Apti
Las Jay
Grr Bist Gil EE
Arizona Prison
Florence
Guy i
Aterons
Cayileity
Alwal God
Mojud
Carter’s
Flagstaff
Hager
Trem
Alle
Emcee
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