Colorado River Problem Seen as Economic Not Partisan
Major Midgley argues the Colorado River issue is economic not political, urging federal aid and unity among western states. He criticizes Arizona figures for seeking rival routes and questions water allocations, while urging nonpartisan cooperation to secure irrigation and power projects such as Marble Gorge and related dams.
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Mibouey
Colorado
Atlanta
Arizona Heri
Washinpton Press
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Bam
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Aczou
Arizane
Yorde
Sania
California
United States
Atticiats
Galifornia
Dais Bridge
Davis
Aml
Yuma
Ealler
Witticans
Israduer Sone
P.S
Marble Gorge
Washington Column Details Big Labor Lobbying in DC
NEA Washington Correspondent reports 75 labor lobbyists active in Washington, with unions and railroad groups leading registrations. The piece notes major funders include Townsend Plan and Displaced Persons Committee, plus dozens of other unions, government employes, and advocacy groups. The article highlights pay scales, expenses, and the prominence of labor interests in influencing Congress.
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Wasiington
Halen
Washinton
Congress
Jann Lybywis
Ma Murray
Bill Green
Bisuit
Washington
Tmnioy
GIO
Railroad
Furenwic
Sist
America
APL
Crom
Cangrens
Organized Labor
Ure! Townsend Plan
Citleene Committee
Intéo
Legisisting
U.S
Townsend Vlan
Wighter
Teniois
Tolin
Cuneo
Meketo
Calif
Veterans” Organization
Lobti
John Thomas Taylor
Uve No
Omar Ketchum
Loblis
Meals and dances at Tolliver’s grand feast fade to scandal
A fragmented narrative recalls a May event at the Tollivers’ home with a candlelit supper, a live orchestra, and courtship among Leah Jeter and family. Flora and Annabelle charm suitors, while Nelson and Annabelle grow close until a missing morning reveals Annabelle’s elopement with Bob Finneran and plans for a New York honey moon.
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Flora
Leah Jeter
Sam
Bob Finneran
Alsuf
Nelson
Nabelle
Dick Salmon
Plata
New York
Tollivers
Railroad illness insurance to cover July first for rail workers
A new sickness insurance plan for railroad employees becomes effective July 1, covering about 12 000 workers with benefits financed by railroad taxes under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act. Eligibility requires prior railroad earnings in 1946, seven days work in a 14 day period, and a statement of ability to work within seven days of applying. Benefits range from seven to five dollars monthly depending on earnings.
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Natioial Education Assa
THM
Joseph S. Tawerenes
Aanerigai Merde Assa
Repul Ilo- Good Soci
Alevensis
Sramen
Sin
World Peace
Vo Universe
Theresa Hues
Sileiron
Alvin
Liesenw
Waslington
Leben Hebly
Lei T. Rockett
STE
CIO
Robert Lamb
Steal- Workers
Tay Agere
Noweek
Sun
Washington
Leah
Elora
Ithaca
Nyath
Flor
Annabelle
Ting
Hert Poeun
Field J
Benri
Autilan
Powsina
Doeth
Aad
Pousti
Pathways of Old Memories Ten Years Ago
Aged items recount visits by Tom C. Frier and family from Phoenix to the area since 1884. Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. Floyd Longley, and others travel from Grand Canyon via Cameron. A Grand Canyon highway project of 19.8 miles opens for construction. Fort Grant rests and the Pulliady staff travels east. University of Arizona trip noted with Kingman destination. Constable appointment at Grind Canyon replaces W. X. Kehey.
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Tom C. Frier
Phoenis
Mr. Frier
Compton
Phoenix
Abe
Prescott
Ilm. Seaman
Herbert Babbitt
Winslow
Floyd Longley
Frank Quirk
Freeman
Grand Canyon
Cameron
Gonlanet
Pennis
Kingman
Ativan
J. F Renney Fisbean
Grind Canyon
W. X. Kehey
Benefit terms for long term illness waiting period clarified
The notice outlines that benefits begin 24 weeks after the waiting period for a frontotumous illness, with payments aimed at employees who continue to receive regular wages, vacation pay, or other compensation. It notes disability benefits and eligibility linked to ongoing wage replacement.
Knights of Columbus State Convention in 1937 May 24 26
Delegates George Fleming Sr and We F Aubin of Pingstaff will attend the Knights of Columbus state convention in Wouplas Fate May 24 to 26 1937. Registration begins May 24 with a Mexican dinner and band. Sunday mass and breakfast precede exemplifications and a dinner dance to support candidates and visiting dignitaries.
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Columbus
Wouplas
George Fleming
F. Aubin
Pingstaff
DaSilva Enuueil
Afr
Abi
Arizona
Abd Ote
Ploening
Genni Knight
Knights
Gaulysten
Rome
Arizona Pharmacy Board meeting notes reveal licensure trends
The Arizona State Board of Pharmacy discussed registration counts and upcoming terms. In Phoenix and Tucson, officials named for the year include Beverlay Burke and Tiara Mlecent, while stakeholders expect continued regulation enforcement and public health oversight.
Lawmakers push immediate sugar rationing plan
Washington May 21. Senators McCarthy and Fricker along with others introduced new legislation to curb sugar surpluses clogging warehouses. McCarthy warned that present policy worsens the situation and called for urgent action. Dworshak reportedly urged the Agriculture Secretary to implement sugar rationing for housewives at once.
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Washington
K-Idalu
Anderson
Cub Pack Meeting Scheduled This Week
The Cub Pack meeting is planned for Friday evening with Pack Master Byron Roper and Scout executive Pred W. Raterts to oversee. The move is to honor Memorial Day and is described as a change from the usual Friday timing due to the observance.
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Nedel
Nest Wenk
Enonch
Byron Roper
Anid Toes
W. Raterts
Veterans Poppy Sale Raises Funds For Orphanage
Veterans of Foreign Wars report a Saturday poppy sale raised over $300 for relief work. Officials praised Flagstaff residents for cooperation. The funds support Eaton Harids orphanage in Michigan and veterans families in need, with WVOL overseeing distribution.
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Flagstaff
Salarchiy
Buddy Popy Sain
Ordungalion
Eaton Hapids
Mich
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