Washington column on reciprocal treaties and tariff plans
Kin sectors discuss reciprocal trade pacts and the U S tariff policy. The piece covers proposed legislative options to approve or modify international agreements, outlines agency roles for negotiating terms, and weighs potential impacts on domestic industries and the most favored nation principle. Major names include Cordell Hull and the President, with references to Congress and the Tariff Commission.
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United States
U.S
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Pilsty
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Cordell Hull
Congress
Nat Ander
Benedig Lewlor Loburt
Tavai
Republican Congress
Ciifornia
Depustarerit
Treasney
Kowernment
Cougsoys
Seattle
Ntte
Walt
Eitchen
Lee Nate
Nis
Berecourt
Ford
Anuvican Courk Tovinns
Ane Schulel
Labbsisth
Anethier
Gan Milasion
Tarite Commission
Eny
Plan for a Woman League of Voters Organizing Soon
The article describes a plan to establish a local Woman League of Voters led by Mrs. Malatanet. It notes upcoming organizing efforts across multiple towns including Tucson Yuma Globe and Presenbt, with efforts by Dean forc ed in Whoonis and other regions. The National League aims to educate voters while supporting nonpartisan participation, led by Mrs. Bubme and Mrs. Bertone with Navajo subjects and a focus on political education and civic involvement.
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Womett Te
Mis
J. My Bertone Fis
Shelms
Ines Jong
Jan WoWesher
University of Avizane
Iwok
Tinelian
Cavaliers Urge Locos To Join Falls Trip
The Cavaliers urge local residents to participate in a Falls trip sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Ray Mohns, director of the viva program, notes few locals know about the excursion and stresses the need for community involvement to ensure success. The chamber has received requests from Phoenix and California groups for information.
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Loco
Jurifiel
Syaml Pall
Colayadeiver
Cavaliers
Roche
Uri Uvevetove
Avargene
Savitel
Lei. Llosa
Ure Chamber of Commerce
Entel Tenho
Kdtels
Flagstaff
Hayreil Sike
Ray Mohns
Canmeyes
Phoenix
Bald Sinh
Tex Roll Open To Public Thursday
Covanina County offices set Tex Roll open to public Thursday at the courthouse. Officials say the event welcomes residents to view the process, with the board and equalization staff in attendance to explain procedures and answer questions.
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Tex Roll
Complex Trade Pact Debate Amid Lucid Economic Rates
The message discusses amending repeal sections, complex rate schedules, and negotiations affecting major exporters. It notes the impact of rate changes on wares, and mentions a proposed free exchange policy linked to export dynamics. A Palestine Haifa note highlights rising tensions amid 131 to 146 figures.
Penrod Key Witnesses at Coroner Inquest Trial
Fragmentary testimony from a coroner inquest recounts witnesses describing Leonard Ke y and Graf Penrod in a disturbance at a Penrod establishment. Prosecution and defense present statements detail blows, a broken door, and the events surrounding Leonard’s injuries. Witnesses include Dr Wright, John Scott, Speirs, and Bill Gordon.
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Ye Myren
G. Wericht
Wwe
Levuiard
Hubert Hatod
Herbert Potoit
Dr. Wright
Aterm
Corrare
Wright
Testlinvcay Jr
Avery
Corther I
Buy
Ulu
Doetor
John I. Seott
Beett
Winslow
Rium
Leowed
Scntt
Teirod
Speirs
Spears
Penrod
Damairs
Spear
Stuart
Uig
Dudge Phelps
Will Gordon
Bill Gordon
Holbrook Barter
Heother
Peurai
Key
Leonard
Leonard Haul
Roy
Cordon
Panta
Gordon
Monod
Leonard, But Missed and Hit the Wall, As Peyemd
Une
Wartentie
Bae
Tomrok
Tennian
Robert Pergutan
Reon Ferguson
Fal Ferguson
Waa Fotel
Halbronkigh School
Witnesses Describe Night Of Leonard Death In Hotel Room
Testimony details Leonard's last night January 17 as witnesses from Melbrook and Penrod's Waffle recount seeing him enter the hotel lobby, later hallway and room with injuries. Floyd Ferguson testified Leonard appeared swollen and bled, while others placed him in a suit or undershirt and near a bed.
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Leonard
Ferguson
Fergson
Eligehom Legnard
Leonid Diding
Cine
Vannagbd
Chae G
Younghload
Melbrook
Lenwied
Lassner
Ito
Marth S Martin
Neff
Hollck
Vivo
Goody
Lesi
Tio
Geornird
Ain Zlod
Sid Blvd
Seul
Mara
Winay
Jeonnd
Chases Payne
Penrod
Waffel
Pines
Agha
Payne
Thorlow Stuart
Thariow Stuart
Molbronk
Ma Hatendés
Key
Hat Rey
Kay DeSpain
NeSpain
Leonarl
Tee
Depain
Alea
Niche
Ted Wel
Tinn
Leonerd
George Woulford
Woulforit
Justler
Stans
Wits Sip
Uaewland
AL le Thahey
Walhropky
Pivetan
Deanne
Lennar
Gorden
Arrowhead Road Petition Drive Seeks District Status
Over 800 signatures collected on petitions to form the Arrowhead Territorial Improvement District in Sunnyside Farms subdivision west of Flagstaff. The group seeks graded drainage and area improvements. Board of Supervisors meeting dates set for June to July with district leaders L. Brown, William Flagler, and Towanl Stamper active.
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Arrowhead Tual Improvement
Sunnyside Farms
Flagstaff
Organization Committee
Mene
WW. L. Brown
Chain
Wiliam Flagler
Towanl Stamper
Special Meeting Called by 20-30 Club Winslow
A special meeting of the 20-30 Club of Winslow is scheduled for Wednesday at Hotel LaPuebla at 7:40 p.m. Officers to be nominated will be discussed, with president Aytiger set to preside. The regular meeting at La Posada will announce officer nominations. State convention dates and related notes are mentioned.
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Rin's den
Winslow
Club of
Winelaw
LaPweaht
Mador
Partie Nf
Veniit Fern
Bert) Glurk
Mexico to Purchase Locomotives and Cars
Mexico plans to buy locomotives and freight cars for its National Railways as part of a government effort to expand transportation. Manuel R. Palacios, general manager, says 3,000 horsepower diesels and 4,000 freight cars will be delivered with a $30 million package and staged supply timelines.
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Mexico
Ita Cnty
Mexicu
Raigin
Cauh
Manuel R. Palacios
Sesteral
National Railways
Gwar
Unis Corporation
Playstaff Laboratories Incorporation Notice
Arizona Corporation Commission records reveal the incorporation of Playstaff Laboratories by Mercier Fortner and Holding. The filing on February 26, 1955 lists Flagstaff as the principal office with a capital stock of 50,000 shares at one dollar par, and a 25 year term.
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Playstaff Laboratories
Eaid Aeleann Corporation
Commvision
Iaw
Owipness
Mtil
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Nox
Flag Laff
Arizona
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Ferrier
South
Flagstaff
ACT Holding
Plageshaff
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Mercier
Cecil H
Fortner
Alton H. Nolding
State OF Arizona
County OF Coconing
Zeila W. Davis
Fy Sleveler
Cecl
A, Fortier
Alton J. Holding
Bella W. Davis
Beal
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