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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1954

Page

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Supreme Court hears case on school segregation in public schools

The justices debated the fate of racial desegregation in public education. Chief Justice Warrenty warned that delaying rulings could hasten the end of current school systems. the court referenced the Surpreme Court doctrine and considered appointing a special master or sending cases back to lower courts for review.

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Over 900 Idle in State as Steel Sheet Workers Plan Talks

In Phoenix and Tucson a large sheet metal workers local, including about 900 idle ABT members, gathered for a general meeting. They debated a new contract with Avivo Air Conditioning and Sheet Metal Contractors Association, with a proposed wage rise and welfare fund changes. The union discussed striking if no progress occurs, while a smaller group to vote on further measures met locally.

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College to Confer Degrees at Annual Ceremony Tonight

The college will confer bachelor and master degrees at 8 o'clock in the auditorium tonight. Dr. Gonil Farrbay of New York City will speak on "The Works Begest Freat" and Rev. James Garrison will deliver an address on "Paralysing Propensities." Governor Maward Pyl My Ty Brooks and other officials attend.

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Fireball Sightings Reported Near Peaks Saturday Night

Witnesses including Jack Terry and Ray Caballos saw a reddish green bluish white fireball with a long red tail in the sky east of the Peaks around 11 10 pm. The object appeared slow moving and may have disappeared near the northwest side of the Peaks.

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Willan Joins SUN as Advertising Manager

Willan BH Muchel becomes SUN advertising manager after serving as advertising head at the Remidji Daily Pioneer and Hhinelinder Daily News in Minnesota. He previously worked on the Nibbing Tribune staff. His veteran background includes World War II and the Korean War with Navy rank Lieutenant. His father Henry Mitchell recently welcomed the family of a wife and three children arriving Friday.

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Death at Veterans Hospital Cause Ruled Natural

Coroner EA S. Lyman ruled the death near Yar was natural after the body was found near the mining area. The deceased had left the hospital the day before and planned to return.

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Winslow Fire Department Elects Arizona Fire Chiefs

Douglas fire chief wins election as president of the Arizona State Firemen's Association at the convention. Hoffmann Winslow is named first vice president, Gardner Phoenix second vice president, Regan Prescott secretary treasurer, with Allen Sanford Hutchison Healwele Mumford and others on the executive board. Dues increase to 1.50 annually and 1935 meeting planned for Wickenburg. date not set.

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Jinx Day Wins Jackpot for Flag Collegian

A garbled notice describes Jinx Day landing a jackpot for a Flag Collegian at a rover event. It mentions Antiey and North Beaver, a sunny appointment, and a graduation at University of Colorado next year. It notes a STH grad present and a package related to tuition and fees.

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Jaycees Elect Jim Eckman for Arizona Chapter

The Arizona Junior Chamber of Commerce elected Jim Eckman of Flagstaff as second vice president at its annual meeting in Phoenix. Garth Nelson of Yuma was president and other officers named include Veldon Pune Chandler Nick Hauser Scottsdale Art Livington Tempe and John Hill Chandler. Delegates approved a resolution urging construction of a proposed state route from Holbrook to Salt Lake City Utah. Calvin Chaves presented a portrait to Gov. Howard Pyle and honors were given to Chaves and his parents.

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Circus Charms Crowds at Flagstaff City Park Benefit

Bailey Brothers and Christiani Circus perform at Flagstaff City Park for a park improvement fund. John Kelly serves as general chairman. Crowds fill the lot as the fundraiser proceeds with a lively show. Partial details unclear due to damaged OCR but the event supports local improvements.

Flagstaff

Hopi Meeting Invites All to Village Gathering May 22

Hopi leaders announce a large meeting at Motevilla near here on May 22 to discuss living by the Supreme Being. Sun Chief Dan KatchAngest urges Indians and non Indians alike to attend, with Cyde Pensonewa taking over Hopi agency duties May 24. Representatives of religious groups and officials are expected, and attendees are advised to bring camping gear due to limited lodging.

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A S C Awards Six Scholarships To HLS Grads

Arizona State Calley staff oversees six scholarship awards for outstanding high school graduates statewide. Recipients include Miller son, Phelps Douge, Elfen Hotelier daughter, and Christine Cowley daughter of Hugh H Cowles. awards include amounts up to 500 dollars and 2000 dollars in various funds sparked by local patrons.

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Pair Held For Rifling Station Road Safe

A 17-year-old attendant and his 24-year-old brother are held on suspicion of rifling a Piur Springa service station two miles west of the city. Cash taken ranges from 150 to 200 dollars. items stolen include clothing, bedding, a modeling machine, and a typewriter. The younger brother, employed at the station, disappeared, prompting police to question locals and notify Mohave County authorities.

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Henry Worischeck to Head Phoenix Accountants

Henry Worischeck was elected head of the Phoenix chapter of the Arizona Assn of Accountants at its sixth annual meeting in Flagstaff. Directors named include Carl Montgomery Frank Parsons and Albert L Maio, all of Phoenix, with vice presidents Wy Weilepens Prescott Joseph Koln Sanford Hoyt Pinnive and Charles G Lamar of Phoenix.

Henry Worischeck Phoerix Arizona Assn. of Greetel Henry L. Woriseh Flagstaff Carl Montgomery Frank Paresons Albert L. Maio Phoenix Weilepens Prescott Joseph Koln Saford Hoyt Pinnive Casrles G. Lamarp Phoonit

Britain Will Wait on Geneva Outcome

London Prime Minister Churchill said Britain will avoid military intervention in Imlochina until Geneva conference results are known. He told the House of Commons Britain will not decide on SEATO or the proposed ten-nation military alliance in Southeast Asia until Geneva conferees succeed or fail.

London Churchill Britain Imlochina House of Commons Southeast Asia

Allan Jaynes Named to Journalism Hall of Fame

The University of Aviva honors Allan Jaynes, former editor and publisher of the Tucson Citizen, for his leadership of the paper from 1909 until his death in 1929, recognizing his impact on early Tucson journalism.

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Turns Self Into Torch Turns Self Into Torch

A Tucson man, reportedly 88 years old, was found dead after apparently setting himself on fire. Police found a charred body in a shallow ravine about five miles north of Tucson with a box of implements nearby.

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Prize Awarded to Flagstaff Student at ASC

Clarence F. Cone of Flagstaff won the 54 Lowell Prize at ASC for the top grade. The annual Percival Lowell Scholarship was also presented during the honors assembly in the college auditorium. Henry Gielis of the Lowell Observatory spoke on the presentation.

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Lightning Sparks Five Forest Fires Across City Streets

Five fires sparked by lightning were reported on Goucnine Nattatt street during the week. Officials said winds at prevailing speeds increased danger but the fires were quickly controlled. In other notes, several campus awards and society honors were announced, including recognitions for Constance Lowell and Percival Lowell, with details on student leaders and graduation acknowledgments.

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Fighting Pair Held Winslow Shake Up in Family Dispute

Two Winslow brothers George Warnock 22 and Henderson Warnock were jailed after a tavern brawl five miles from the city. Deputy sheriffs James Brisdine and Wall Schmertell tried to separate them. Brisdine was kicked in the face and chest. Schmertell suffered a possible fractured rib. George weighs 240 pounds and is said to be 190 according to reports.

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Show Me Day Tour Faces Low Interest

Only five people signed up for the annual Show Me Day tour, despite outreach by commerce and park service sponsors Naye Hopi Totа and Frad Hamvey Enterprises. If response fails to improve, organizers may cancel the Lip event to avoid wasteful arrangements.

Grand Canyon Park Service Frad Hamvey

Circus Grounds Altercation Leads to Bond on Resisting Officer Charge

A witness report states a $00 bond was set on a charge of resisting an officer after an altercation at the circus grounds Sunday night. The complaint against McDonald was signed by Highway Patrolman Bryfogte. Shelby McCauley and Saitice are noted in the proceedings.

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