Flagstaff High To Present Diplomas To 86 Seniors Wednesday
Flagstaff High plans a Wednesday diploma ceremony in the school gym for 86 seniors. Madeline Aidhley valedictorian Gerald Heisley salutatorian Charles Rucker and other seniors will receive diplomas. The program includes remarks by Father James Linkneyer and senior activities through the week with honors assemblies and multiple graduates listed.
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Flagstaff High
Wlon
Magstaff Hist School
Menavial Cyn Sium
At & Pam
Madeline Aidhley
Gerald Heisley
Ny Aid
Charlea Rucker
Seni
Jamez Linkeqneyer
Church of Ous Teady
Guaanlage
Cori
Soniaigh
Simuluates
Inchine
Inchine Miss Aakley, Measley
Tucker
Jack Ifohanson
Iftubert Krebs
Glenn McCauley
Dale Routilree
Paul Rosgeli
Danny Baker
Ann Tergman
Shelley Dickerson
Welty
Jane Muri
Sondra Kish
Shirley Ryberg
Shirley Schultz
Helen Satu
Teetty Swann
Gene Pied
Dwigdt Aliss
Jin Regan
Charles Jer
Henry Carin
Richard Carville
Robert Carter
Ton Davis
Lea Dyonik
Ross Flvey
Rudy Espino
Orlando Falardo
Robert Flinn
Tom Greve
Dick Johnson
Duane Johnston
Donald Leamon
Oriel Lozano
Ray Mites
Joe Maggian
Cloudy McAlister
Bruce McQuarters
Jon Montoya
Peter Morison
David Newton
Nell Parks
Poh .Peavy
Teddy Pender
Martin Satran
Tohott Shafer
Hilly Tinnin
Felix Troncoso
Don Tytey
Russell Welch
Dick Swensel
Ben Ardrey
Phyllis Habbitt
Hvelyn Barker
Vera May Bemer
Phyllis Church
TJ Jenn Daig
Tota
Lily
Gorizales
Barbara Halfon
Eileen Hunutewa
Detty Juarez
Drusilla Mathews
Frances de Miguel
Patricia Mantgomery
Patricia, Moody
Aline Boraits
Adlene Quon
Jo Ann Pratt
Ona Primmer
Alice Amitie- Routriguez
Willie Faye Roland
Valerie Sandersen
Janet Sehiras Spencer
Shirley Stewart
Charleon Thompson
Tillie Valdes
Tharess Vanquez
Nene Walker
Verle York
Robert McCormick
Ray Anaya
Yoder and Lindh To Study Kaibab Deer
Yoder and Lindh of the state game and fish commission and the U S regional forester will jointly appraise deer in the North Kaibab Forest north of Grand Canyon. They plan the assessment before the commission meets to set the big game season and will recommend hunting permissions for next fall.
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Phoenex
W. Yorter
State Game and Fish Commission
Gha’ Lindh
Mesa Woman Dies In California Auto Crash
A Mesa woman died in a California highway crash announced here. A passenger, believed 40, was fatally injured near Nakersville last Friday when the car veered off the road.
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Mesa
Macmare
Mesa Front
California
Nakersfvild
Western Union Strike Ends as Workers Accept Settlement
The AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union says 8,035 Western Union members accepted a strike settlement, ending the walkout at 12:01 a.m. The deal includes pay raises and hours changes pending government rate approval. Messengers gain about 33 cents per hour. overall average pay rises to about $1.73 per hour, with rate hike questions to go to the FCC.
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Waskington Ua
AFL
Western Union
Steml
Federal Comunications Commission
PCC
Comepany
Auto Wrecks Kill Six In Arizona Weekend Toll Rises
A weekend string of Arizona auto wrecks claimed six lives and left several injured. Victims included David Myniecek, 12, in Phoenix, and George Smith, 41, in Taena, plus Mary Baldwin, 71, in a Phoenix crash near Mesa. Several others died or were hurt on U.S. 60, Highway 8, and Route 92 areas, lifting the state fatality toll to 132.
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Ity
Arizona
Tempe
Frank
F. Ginn
Ipin Knecht
Phoenix
George Smith
Taena
Gillspie Bridge
U.S. Highway 60
Gily Bend
Mary AE. Baldwin
44Th St
Insieu
Mesa
Tier Husband
Louis
Highway Patrol
Henry Argon Salazar
Winston
Sidebns
Caneho
Stane
Elberto’ Herrera
Stan-field
Casa Grande
German Peace Contract OK'd
Bonn reports that the United States Britain and France signed a peace contract with Western Germany and welcomed its new role in the effort for peace. About 400 persons attended the ceremony in Thured election hall where Anthony Eden Robe Schuman Dean Acheson and Conrad Adenauer signed the documents. The pact aims to bind 48 million Germans west of the Iron Curtain to a Western community of nations.
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Bonn
Germany
United States
Wvitain
France
Thurelesratsaal
Soviet Union
Ced Lwaliser
Anthony Faden
Robrit’ Schuman
U.S
Dean Acheson
Conrad Adenauer
Ivan Curtain
Flag Day Chapter Plans Memorial Day Observance
Lowrey chapter of the Disabled American Veterans leads Flag Day planning for Memorial Day events. A parade forms at North San Francisco and East Birch, proceeding to the Orpheum Theater for a Memorial Day program led by Dr. W. W. Tinsley. American Legion hosts an evening program in Ashurst Auditorium open to the public.
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Lowrey
Andersoan Veterans
Flagstaff
Phil i
San Francisco
East Birch
Cechnina County Court
Jhouse
Aspen
Orpheum Theater
Orphewm
W. W. Tinsley
Arizona State Cojlege
F. G Ashorn
The
American Legion
Hoya State
Ashurst
Hollingsworth
Morrow Heads Arizona's Elks
The Elks convention in Arizona crowned Morrow from Lucior as winner with Yuna second and Prescott third. Other finishers included Bisbee Phoeniz Flagstaff Safford Winslow and Mesa. GQ Murray of Elagataff was elected association president with Safford named 1933 convention city. O L Smithson Globe was vice president Alex Crance Phoenix treasurer and Deckter Flagstaff named secretary.
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Wenslow
Lucior
Yuna
Prescott
Land Bisbee
Alex Crance
Phoenix
Anni
Deckter
Flagstaff
Seci Relay
Newsprint Cost Up By 810 Per Ton In June
A rate increase of about 810 per ton in newsprint prices will raise the cost to 127 per ton starting June 10 for SUM fran, Powell River Super Co. Ltd. Vancouver BC. The rise from around 61 per ton adds roughly 31,200 annually or 100 per month to SUN'S production costs.
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Powell River Super Co. Ltd
Viancouver
British Columbia
Child Dies in Church Fire at SASABE Church
A church fire last night killed five year old Attmiza Grozea and badly burned Natavidad Valenzuela four. A kerosene lantern on the altar sprayed flammable liquid, igniting the blaze at the SASABE church ceremony. Attmiza died on arrival at St Joseph's Hospital Nogales.
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Sasabe
Crremany
Attmiza Grozea
Lowerso
Virgin Mary
St Jaseph's ‘Hospital
Nogales
Natavidad Valenzuela
Germany Offers Postwar Debt Payment Plan
London reports Germany has offered to reduce prewar external debt payments to about 710 million dollars annually toward a total of 4.5 billion. The proposal aims to ease postwar financial obligations and stabilize international credit relations.
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London
Germany
Nave
Reuke
Glendale Man Kills Wife and Takes Own Life
Ernest B. Gunnell, 44, fatally shot his estranged wife Lorane Gunnell, 38, mother of four, then killed himself on a Glendale street. Bystander Arthur Grammont, 3, witnessed a struggle and hearing multiple shots. No inquest will be held.
High Court Recesses Without Steel Ruling
The Supreme Court recesses today without a ruling in the steel seizure case. The court plans to meet again next Monday and possibly the following Monday to clear its docket. Original plan called for a recess in the summer next week.
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Supreme Court
Arts
M1 Periginally
Santa Fe Safety Meeting At Williams High School
About 500 employees and families attend a Santa Fe safety program in the Williams High School auditorium. E L Duggan and H F Decker of Los Angeles emphasize railway safety, with remarks by M B Spivey and others. Decker and Grey urge adherence to rules for travelers and workers. Continued on page.
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Santa Fe
Williams
E. L. Duggan
Santa Pe
H. F. Decker
L. Gray
Los Angeles
Fred Undin
M. B
Spivey
CG. J. Frock
WW. J. Tillman
E. B. Wood
Albuquerque
Master Mechanicc
Sidney Rogers
Gray
Jana
Record Ballot Of 1200 Expected In Today's Election
Voters prepare as officials forecast a record ballot of 1200 papers. J A Canignunan notes past trend with heaviest afternoon turnout. Weather and free rides by local dealers could shape turnout as seven top vote-getters will form the city council and select a mayor. Mrs J J Britt substitutes for Mrs Mary Rodriguez on the election board.
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Cameron
Vlagstaff
John J. Britt
Bonn
Mary Rodriguez
Cultist Bond Set At $1,000 In Bigamy Case
A Mormon man, Matson, 47, was arrested in Show Lin and released on $1,530 bond pending a preliminary hearing on charges of bigamy and cohabitation with six women. He cited scriptures from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to defend his practice. Dismissed charges against two co-defendants were possible, while others deny the names used. Wendel A. Davis, bishop of the Alma Ward, stated the church cooperates with authorities as evidence is gathered.
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Church of Jesus Christ of
Letter Day Saints
Show Lin
Dulson
Monnon Church
Matson
Tuten
Mosn
Bix
Tilda
Lora
Dusan
Anna
Saark
Sarah
Wendel A. Davis
Alma
Mesa
LDS Cine
Lenaght
Williams Safety Meet Draws State Delegation and 118 Attendees
A state delegation joined the railway safety meeting at Williams Friday night, attracting 118 railway employees and family members. Attendees included Agent and Mrs Greer, their son David, Mr. and Mrs Tinton B. Jdenes, Mr. and Mrs. Spivey, William Johnson, Dan Rosales, Lopez, and Jarda, among others.
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Williams
Mra
Greer
Ean David
Fred Pelee
Myr
Lead Futures Trading Resumed In New York
Lead futures trading on the New York Commodity Exchange resumed after a 10 month suspension. The opening bid held around a pound just before the halt, and supply remained tight. The exchange credited the resumption to the lifting of government controls by the National Production Authority on May 13.
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Commodity Exchange
Hove
Rate Innal Production Authority
Arizona delegates pledge for Kefauver fight at convention
Supporters of Senator Estes Kefauver claim seven Arizona delegates are committed to his bid for the Democratic nomination. Arizona Kefauver chair Frank Minarist cites strong support and expects four more delegates to join, boosting Arizona’s influence. Kefauver endorses the Central Arizona Project water plan and a hard line on Korea, while urging better treatment of reservation Indians. During a Pyoonix press conference he calls for an immediate resumption of fighting in Korea with a firm ultimat
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Arizona
Kefanger
Korea
Ame 3M
Turson Satuday
Colorado
Republican Party
Pyoonix
Winslow Polls Open with Record Voter Turnout
Polls opened in Winslow with 1,014 registered voters qualified to cast ballots, the largest in city history, as turnout expected to reach about 1,750 by close. Incumbents Mayor Floyd C. Whipple and several others seek re election while three new candidates appear on the ballots.
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UCB
the Sun
Winslow Citt
Oldlack
Floyd C. Whipple
Mire
Mabel J. Nagel
James A. Stratton
Harry E. William
A. B. Kolowits
Fred A. Ames
K. B Maclean
Arizona Highways Magazine Highlights Canyon Attractions
The current issue spotlights popular and lesser known northern Arizona sights. It shares a lead article on famous and ordinary visitors to Grand Canyon and includes a tribute to Canyon De Chelix.
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Arizona
Arizona Highways Magazine
Talent
Grind Canyon
Canyon Dehelix
Acheson Visiting Ports in Germany Frost
Acheson arrived by plane in Paris today after signing the German Beare Contract amid government discussions. Frost accompanies or precedes in related port visits as part of the diplomatic itinerary. The report notes continued engagement with German officials and allied partners.
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Acheson
Frost
Germany
Pari
Beare
Williams Legion Conclave Aims to Support Flagstaff Bid
Representatives from American Legion posts in Williams, Grand Canyon, Ath Fork, Seligman, and Kingman gather for a pre-convention caucus. Commander Kay Compton of Flagstaff guides plans to back Flagstaffs bid for the 1853 department convention. Featured events include Indian dances, social dances, and a host program led by James King and Buford Belxard at Cordova Post 18 and John Eens Post 42.
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SUN
Williams
American Legion
Fldgstaff
Grand Canyon
Wiliams
Ath Fork
Seligman
Kingman
G. TR. Waters
King. Youn
Department of Arizona
John A. Durden
Seventh District Posty
Flagstaff
Ram
Kay Compton
Flagataff Pont
James King
Cordova Post 18
Williamm
Buford Belxard
John Eens
Graed Canyor
Fun-Fert
Pet Om
Grand Canyon Legion Post
Denen
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