Jury Inspects Railroad Car in Trial Continued
The trial moved through witness testimony detailing Chaffin’s fatal ride westward and the door mechanism. Santa Fe officials testified, including a war 708 car door expert, whose denial of a self closing latch drew cross examination by Chaffin’s attorney Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Willan Jolson
Char
Jes Blaochard
Robert Marr
Armstrong
Allernete
Kansas City
Harriet H. Busack
John Khloe
Flagstaff
Chaffin
Sineta Fe
He Mani
Carl C. Prock
Santa Fe
Chatfin
Gene Slayton
Jay L.shterley
Mbuquerque Santa Fe
Cecil Maccnm
Carl Kragier
el Cayilan
Clarence BR. Rupp
Winslow
Santa Fe Los Angeles Car Inspection
John Feild
Criftin
Grace
Rupp
Tls
Feld
The
Anna Lee
Aso
Turers
Dohnald A. Tackeon
Alice C. Wharton
Everly Ann Weldon
Mary L. Lindesmann
Joanne LU. Wright
Mildred Stice
Lavora Mat Branch
Wilfred
Flagstaff Kachinas Win Attendance Cup At Northland Meet
The Flagstaff Kachinas win the attendance trophy at the Northlands Association Payson meeting, with 40 participants from Flagstaff and members including the Dolls and public relations group. New Payson president Walter Surrett succeeds Dr Hexer Bernit while Robert Cowley leads the local Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Robert
Bob) Cowley
W. D
Jesse
James Diaphy
Ruckinay and Dolls
Phiestard Chamber of Cumaneres
Lie
Payson
Suntuty
Flagstaff Chamber
Kachinas
Northland
Molis
Southern Arizona Chambers of Commerce
Wavelex
Flagstaf
Prescoll
Retina
Ralimis
Bernal
Frank JH
Dick Hulse
TV comedienne Joan Davis dies at 48 in Palm Springs
TV and film star Joan Davis dies of a heart attack in Palm Springs California at age 48. She had retired to the desert resort after a long career in vaudeville radio film and television and was last seen at her home before passing in a hospital with her mother Nim Davis and a priest nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm: Springs
Calif
Joan Davin
Joan
Wey
Jim Backus
Gary Cooper
Nim Davis
Hollywood
Miss Davis
Pantages
Broadcast Schedule Fragment from May Evening Lineup
A fragmented TV radio schedule lists numerous programs with time slots such as News Weather Sports and various dramas comedies and adventures. Names like Bugs Bunny Wyatt Earp Red Skelton and Blue Angels appear among listed show titles and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Now
Bugs Bunny
People's Choice
Dobin Gills
Tom Ewell
Thriller
Wyatt Earp
Red Skelton
Stagecoach West
RCMP
Garry Moore
NBC
Seven League Fools
Alcoa
Blue Angels
M-Squad
Death Valley Days
State Trooper
Four Star Playhouse
Jack Pas
Weather snapshot with highs and normals
The record lists today’s high at 74 and low at 315 with precip mentioned. Normal highs and lows are 67 and 36, with US date records showing high 79 and low 23 in 1844 and other values. Details appear in a fragmentary weather page section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
PREY
Ordnance Depot
Cuttowgood Page
Coconino County Deeds and Marriage License Filed
Warranty deeds recorded in Coconino County list Frank Bradley to Robert C Morison and Robert G Morison to William C Schira in joint tenancy. Marriage license issued in the Superior Court Clerk’s Office for Nelson Thompson 45 of Page and Marlene Dick 23 of Leupp who wed May 2 by Justice James F Brierley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Bradley
Robert C. Morison
Robert G.morison
Willam C. Schira
Leon Yarwilst
Alfred F. McAllen
Te Superior Court
Coconina County
Nelson Thompson
Page Atk Marlene Dick
Leupp
Justice of the Peace
James F. Brierley
Water billing dispute and unused building request
The city council debated Peyton's April water charge pending May meter data to identify possible meter faults and advised Peyton not to pay yet. Mrs. Maria Esparza requested permission to use a rear stone building as a residence on South Leroux street, arguing it is too small for storage. inspectors will investigate and report a recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyton
Water Department
Maria Esparza
Leroux Street
G. F
Buster) Raudebrugh
Rites Held For E. Bowen At Winslow
Funeral services were held for Edward E Bowen 6 who died Thursday after a heart attack Burial took place at Desert View cemetery with Rev George Hook officiating Bowen a native of Massachusetts came to Arizona 14 years ago He was a lumber company employee and earlier remodeled buildings in Tuba City Winslow Flagstaff and other northern cities He was a Baptist life member Survivors include his wife Mae and son Melvin E of Winslow and sister Mrs Edna Strachan of Pembroke Mass
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Winslow
Edward E. Bowen
Desert View Cemetery
George Hook
Massachusetts
Avivona
Flagstaff
Net
Tuba 7 City
Arizona
The
Baptist Church
Mae
Melvin E
Edna Strachan
Pembrale
Mass
City group studies land trades for downtown parking plan
Mayor Wheeler names a planning panel to study potential land trades for a downtown parking site near 720 acres Mesa lands owned by the city. The commission, led by Thomas Shuck, would evaluate trading city land subject to election authorization and public sale rules, while zoning changes and street-name updates also proceed. Charter actions include side yard rules, AR to R3 conformity, and a July public hearing on Unit 7 Greenlaw Estates Brahmstedt parcel. The council also OK’d water well drilling, parking meter contract, a horsemanship show at City Park, and APS election board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Commission
Nan Pete Viott
City Mana
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ger C.T
Magele
Pulliam
Shuck
Nell V. Christensen
Zoning Commission
Consid
Mesa
Christensen
Wheeler
Nvestigate
Viotti
William S. Young
Jay Lisitterley
Louis Chacon
FP. J. Lindemann
John Vanderler
Flagstaff Plaza
Greenlaw Estates
Ray Brahmstedt
Brahmstedt
U. S. Geological Survey
Duncan Parking Meter Co
Poppy Sale Volunteers Set for Flagstaff Saturday
Student volunteers join American Legion Auxiliary to sell paper poppies in Flagstaff on Saturday. Poppies, made by disabled veterans at Ft. Whipple Hospital and hospitalized veterans of World Wars I and II and Korea, honor service members who died. This year 3,500 poppies were received, with groups selling in main city areas and East Flagstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poppy Sale
Sandra Richardson
Pirla
Willan Borcherding
Center
Robert Clark
Borcherding
Menoer
Valtey National Bank
Clare
Pirst National Bank
Sunfoto
American Legion
Flagstaff
Tas Baht
American Legion Auxiliary
Cecil Richards
Foppy Bay
Ft. Whipple Hospital
Mark A. Moore
Memhers
Sharon, Wilhelm
Karen Derifield
Vivir, Fell
Sheryl Saunders
Stephie Grace
Deane Pepperd
Susan Potter
Judy van Sickle
Bessie Honyeara
East Flagstall
America
Richardson
Europe
All Problems Are Worked Out Pow Wow Group Says
The All Problems Are Worked Out Pow Wow group outlines full cooperation with Navajo Service U S Public Health Service and local officials for the event. A police staff of 56 including 21 Navajo officers will be deployed under Chief Ep person. Public Health will direct camp sanitation and health work with 15 portable toilets planned. City and county officials will manage parking and keep the Indian camp from the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippersor
Epperson
Public Wealth Service
William Stan Ji
Stantill
Mavajo Service
U. S
Public Heath Service
Aid
Cromer
Chamber of Commerce
Hoperson
Stanfill
James A. Clark Jr
Sauitaivan
U.s.phs
Charles S. McClnimon
Ken Clayton
Sod van Dyer
All of
Window Hock
Holbrook Voters Approve Bond Issue and Council Seats
Holbrook voters approve a 110000 water storage and sewer bond issue and elect four new council members. Mayor D C Brinkerhoff is defeated. Bond passes 201 to 93. tank stores one million gallons. Incumbents Gardner and Chava re elected. new members Kyes and Taylor join. Brinkerhoff Heward Lisitzky and Avey defeated. Of 809 eligible voters, 476 cast ballots. six rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
D. C. Brinkerhoff
Allas
Electéed
Philip Gardner
Lawrence Chava
Wilford Kyes
Lloyd Taylor
Brinkerhoff
Robert Heward
Charles Lisitzky
William Avey
Gardner
Chaves
Eyes
Taylor
Heward
Lisitzky
Avey
Future of Navajo and Umatilla Depot Debut at NOD
The Pentagon spokesman cited confusion from Morris letter as general consolidation targets mainly affect general supplies and maintenance bases while Navajo and Umatilla are ammunition depots. Col Wayne L Wood said NOD may gain united service status but no force reductions are planned. Navajo Depot opened in 1942 and once employed over 2,000. current staffing is about 435.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo
Umatilla
Pentagon
Morris
NOD
Wayne L. Wood
United Service
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Orice
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TV Comedienne
Joan Davis
NBL
ABC
IND
CBS
TV Pane
Feagstar
Aspen
Lan
Matra Eat
William Wylens
St Dent
Showlinte
Sil
Sun
Wed
Matinea
Toes
Thurs
Ae Polar
Coconino Daily Record
Coconin County
E. Bowen
City Names Group
Cal Wilson
R.W. Wheeler
Thomas Shuck
Sandra
Ies
Copan
Cadillac
Didesh
Morris’ Motors Incorporated
Santa Fe Avenue
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