Williams To Get RR Safety Gates
Williams to receive automatic safety gates and flashing lights at the Second Street railroad intersection. Santa Fe officials, including division engineer Gardner and agent Albert, met with the City Council to approve the project funded entirely by the railroad. Plans also discussed Kalba Dam construction and water supply improvements near DogTown Wash, with bids awarded to Mabiay Brothers for features including conduit and valves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUN
Williams
Santa Fe
Siret Ag
D. Gardner
Sutil Fe
Win- Alow
C. B. Albert
Gardner
Elt
Woman's Club
Sante Fe
Thuysday
Mahan Beothers
Kalba Ham
Gity Eaginner
George Clownt
Grand Canyon Highaway
DogTown Wash
Wille
N Drourth
Tet and
Mabiay Brothers
Kushah Lake
Guyon
Unions Call for Tighter Picket Lines
Union leaders urged a tighter nationwide strike across about 90 000 workers as efforts to end the walkout move to a Washington conference led by the Wye Stabilization Committee. Western state officials warned a prolonged strike could hurt tourism. losses could reach 25 to 50 million dollars. News also reported a freight train derailment near Corsicana Texas and a large gasoline explosion near New Orleans with significant fuel loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halaane Dupes
Weshington
Bonritt
CIO of Workers International Union
Toledo
Ghia
Joseph B. Brand
Motor Hotel Association of New
Congressional
Bond
Simpee
Pauiel
California
Independent Union of Petroleum Workers
Standard of Co. of California
London
Students Fly To Phoenix Air Tour From Florida
A group of Fla students, guided by Bob Moore, flew to Phoenix Sky Harbor to observe airport operations aboard a daytime and nighttime flight. About 160 miles of travel, funds raised from concessions and student donations supported the trip. Participants include Jim Bryan, Bob Garler, Charles Carter, Dale Cook, Ross Flvey, Bob Flinn, Tom Grove, Duane Johnston, Sendra Kish, Naowid Newfap, Carole Nickels, Billy Tinning, and Dick Wensel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fla
Sky Harbor Airport
Bob Moore
Srpine
Terian
Firethair
Phoenic Airport
Caelv
Kpit
Rames
Bach
Jim Bryan
Bob Garler
Charles Carter
Dale Cook
Ross Flvey
Bob Flinn
Tom Grove
Duane Johnston
Sendra Kish
Naowid Newfap
Carole Nickels
Billy ‘Tinning Vand
Dick Wensel
Lumberjacks Seek New Mexico Conference Bid
The NM Circuit Lumberjacks athletic teams seek admission to the New Mexico Conference as they plan for forthcoming seasons. The college faces a potential withdrawal from the Border Conference and will file a formal request at the December Border meeting in El Paso. The conference currently lists seven member schools including Eastern New Mexico, New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell. Western, Silver City. St Michaels, Santa Fe. Adams State.
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Ander
New Mexico
Watt
Horler
Lacey
Fligetafé
Burl F
Wiges) Insley
Suptenmien
Tl Paso
McUlty
New Mesten College
Portales
Roswell
New Mexico Weakern
Silver City
St. Michaels College
Santa Fe
Adama Stake Col
Tage
Life sentence commuted for Winnie Ruth Judd in Arizona
Phoenix reports Winnie Ruth Judd, convicted of murder after a long death sentence, has been granted a life sentence by Governor Howard Pyle while Charles R. Foster, 43, received commutation from death to life for a 1929 murder in Cochise County. Dr. M. J. Conway noted Judd's joy at the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Trunk Murilerong
Winnie Ruth Judd
de. M. JW. Conway
State Hospital For the
Howard Pyle
Pyle
Charles R. Foster
Matin Parke
Cochise
Fifth Six Weeks Honor Roll Is Announced By School
Fifth six weeks honor roll announced by school officials listing students with high grades. The long list includes many names across multiple homeroom and grade levels, with names such as Ashley, Bergman, Callick, Denson, Gore, Johnson, Knighshrom, Gregory, and Langston among others. The article appears as a scanned OCR fragment with some garbled surnames and punctuation.
Postoffice News: Stand Reopens After Strike
The porloffies tows stand re opaned Monday after leiye elaged for several weeks because of the lawtrike. Vernie Cochran, blind, proprietor, said today. Cochran hired a few files east of Williams and was unable to ar rage transportation to and from the home during the strike. He had made arrangements to return to Tinystaft daily once Greyhound service resumes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiye
Vernie Cochran
Cochran
Williams
Progres
Greyhound
Winslow Lodge to Honor Veterans and Members
Winslow lodge will honor its veteran members on Tuesday May 13 with 2h year pins and a special Bisyedr button presentation after a dinner for Eastern Star members at 6:30 p.m. in the Minsensc dining room. A brief business session will follow as Charles Care shares experiences from Germany. Masons invited.
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Ap the Sun
Winslow
Winslow Lodge Nata
Ningtenn
Minsensc
Eastern Star
Charles Care
Germany
Picacho Lad Dies in Korean Action
The Defense Department announced that Cpl. Guadalcipe R. Reyes of Picacho Arizona was killed in action in Korea. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Reyes of Peachs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picacho Lad
Wasthington
Defense Department
Cpl
Guadalcipe R. Reyes
Picacho, Ariz
Actite
Korea
Reyes
iMrs
Manuel Heyes
Peachs
Samuel M Richardson rites Tuesday at Church of the Epiphany
Samuel M Richardson, 84, lifelong Arizona resident, dies after long service at Fort. Rites set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the Church of the Epiphany with Rev. Crum officiating. Masons of Flagstaff will conduct graveside service at Masonic cemetery after church, with Ed I. Moya urging local lodges to assemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Apiphany
Flagstaff
Moore
Bless
Sal
Will Offigiste
Sereikoe
Moya
Tnes
Hichardson
Arizona
Sky Object Said Meteor Over Seattle
U S Air Force investigators and astronomers said after reviewing eyewitness reports that a fiery object expanded with violent force over Seattle and Fuget Land country early Sunday, probably a meteor. They questioned witnesses from Olympia and Bellingham as search for strange materials continued. The object flashed across the sky at 1 26 am Sunday, exploding with a blinding flare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
U. S. Air Force
T. Allen Benet
25Th Air Defense Division
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
J. Hugh Pruett
University of Ore- EM
Patagonia Rancher Wins Show Title
Patagonia cattle mancher Lewis won the 38th annual Sen eita Horse Show in Tucson for the third straight year, capturing the show title yesterday at the Patagonia Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia
Tucson
Four More Die in Weekend Arizona Highway Accidents
The Associated Press reports Virginia C. Rydsele, 46, died of minor injuries after a crash two miles north of Florence on highways 80 89. Her husband Harald, 38, was hospitalized with internal injuries. Others killed: Joe Matus, 34, near Nogales on Highway 39. Suh Step Tunson, 30, in a flatbed truck rollover east of Nogales. Zuniga, 30, Mexican worker, in Higley county after his tractor overturned. James K. Neville, 38, and his stepdaughter Flaine Wicks, 9, near Florence on the Tucson highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press & Chicago
Florence
Virginia C. Rydsele Jage
Harald
Pinal General Hospital
Tommy
Joe Matus
Suh Step Tunson
Nogales
Ese Zuniga
Higley
Chandler
James K. Neville
Whittier
Flaine Wicks
Nevile
James A. Neville
Tucson
Hospital Sets Open House Airing Patient Education
Hospital officials announced an open house today with tours and explanations of equipment and procedures. The event runs 3 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm with refreshments offered. Nearby hospitals nationwide host similar programs to acquaint the public with facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playstaff Hospital
Ohferengee
National Hospital
Winslow Street Bids To Be Opened May 23
Sealed bids for erading and draining streets in Winslow have been called for and will be accepted until May 23. Mel Gosison, executive secretary of the Arizona Highway Commission, announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Street
Phoenix Gy
Winslow
Mel Gosison
Arizona Highway Commission
Value Days and Builders Show Set for Flagstaff
Northern Arizona shoppers will enjoy Value Days and the Builders Show Thursday through Saturday. Merchants offer special features and fixed prices to prove it pays to shop in Flagstaff. Exhibits open 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily at the armory with appliances, building materials, home financing and insurance services. Prizes and favors accompany the event. Chamber banners and price lists are available, and a Sun Herald special edition goes to about 8500 Northern Arizona residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Fingstaff
Pisgstaff
Flagstaff
Neepboeung
Chamber of Commerce
SUN
Jury Selection Opens Newton Rape Trial in Goconina County
The opening session of Stacy Newton's rape trial began with jury selection in Goconina County Superior Court. A 32 juror panel was filled, and a 12 member jury was to be announced after the noon recess. Judge Thee Russell presides, with State Attorney TF Gold and Deputy James M. Wilson, and defense attorney Sam J. Mead for Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Newton
Goconina County Superior Court
Sec
Thee
Russell
Gold
Attorniny
James M. Wilson
Sam J. Mead
Prescott
Newton
NineYearOld Bay Drowns In Pearl Phoenix
A nine year old boy named Jamie Casement Adelide Jamire, son of Mia Adelide Jamire, drowned yesterday in Phoenix at Raven Street swimming pool. The death is reported as the fatality of the season and underscores local safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Phoenix
Raven St
col.Casement
Jamie
Mia
Adelide Jamire
Tawrence St
Town Council Offers Free Water in Willisima Summers
Willisima residents will receive free gallons of water during May, June, July, and August in addition to April usage. The allowance is intended to support yard beautification and edutification efforts during the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliams
the Sun
Wiliars
Iitara
Willisima
Greyhound strike settleUment boosts pay and benefits
A joint settlement between Greyhound and the AFL union includes a five day work week, immediate pay raise and staged increases through September 1954 with automatic cost of living adjustments. Ratification by the union is expected soon, after which intercity and local routes will resume operations across Western states including California and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Phille Grayhouri
Arizona
M. C. Prailey
Greyhound
AFL
Greyhound Nices
California
Grepun
Nevada
New Mexico
Arts Festival Huge Success
The second annual Festival of Fine Arts drew praise from Dr. Eldon A. Ardrey, organizer for the North ern Arizona Pro-Musica Society. It ran seven days from Monday to Sunday, with finances improving but improvements planned for a tighter schedule in future editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomreel Launxets
Arizone
Antionelor Smid
Hetty Cuoger
Eldon A. Ardrey
Northern Arizona Pro-Musica Society
Andrey
High School Grads Top Mill on Mark
The Office for Education estimated 1,186,000 high school graduates in the United States this scholastic year including mid winter and year end grads from both public and private schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Washington
Office For Education
United States
Black Canyon Highway Group Hears Copper Canyon Plan
The Black Canyon highway organization plans a Tuesday meeting at 8 p.m. at the Cottonwood civic club. Lee Barker of Camp Verde announced officials hope the 1962-63 highway budget will include funds for the Copper Canyon project, a bid that has been retested each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
Black Canyon
Cottonwood Civic Club
Hens
Lee Barker
Camp Verde
Lan
Copper Canyon
Workman Dies After Fall Into Acid Tank
A window washer at the Oldsmobile forge plant in Lansing fell into a tank of hot sulfuric acid and died instantly. The 40-year-old victim was an employee of Industrial Wirthin Cleaning Co of Lansing and identified as Leo Cunningham, reportedly from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Waeker
Oldsmobile
Wirten Cleaning Co
Leo Cunningham
Pittsburgh
Terror In The Night Poles Tell Williams Writer Horrors Of Wartime Poland
First hand account by Fibhelgemeony Williams describes wartime Poland under Hitler's invasion. David and Jadare Krieg er recount terror, loss of most of their family, hiding in Catholic orphanages, and a severe train transport escape to a concentration camp while others perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell Williams
Poland
Fibhelgemeony Williams
Hitler
Wiliams Hospital
Here
Ash Fork
David
Jadare Krieger
Los Angeles
Talore
Santa Fe Hospital
Idater
Abe
Ti Tandore
Trie
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Kinbab Dam
WSB
el Paso
Nexisé
Winnie
Govannes
Dr. Conway
Tome” Rot
Genea
Yerry Honsly
Ictetine S Ashley
Deenie Ardiey
Phyllia Babbitt
Vera Qlae Beamer
Be i) Bergman
Shelley Digress
Pam Callick
Ck “Hokaheen
Bein
Glen McCattey
Ray Mi Clas
Botty Hurd
Sandra Weish
Deve
Lia Mathews
Dale Ra
Winslow Masor Istic
Samuel M. Richardson
Elaine
Lorraine Voss Ulett
Detroit
Black Canyon Highway Group
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