Tiny Tim carnival stunt sparks legal row and public backlash
The note describes an Oklahoma City event where an elephant named Tiny Tim faces a risky stunt with riders aiming for a prize. Organizers promise $1000 for a rider in seven minutes while riders sign waivers. Critics warn of danger to the animal and public safety as authorities weigh potential consequences and possible cancellation. The report mentions Times and figures and the public interest in the circus act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hal Wash
Sy Pina
Eerie
Rejaz
Tae Rilay
al Winslow
Nike
Sere
Tim
Eireus
Tiny Tim
Tiny
Arizona Daily Sun staff and policy note
Arizona Daily Sun in Coconino County outlines staff roles and supervision details including editor Billie Yost Camptroiin Bob Shiney Veronica Steele Beclety J. V Runzo Ade Dir C. L Shartzer and Mer Alan Kinvig. It states the paper will correct any erroneous reflections upon persons or firms when brought to management attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Daily Sun
Subscription Rates by Cars for One Year
Subscription rates including tax by cars for one year and one week rent are listed as Bo-083 with details unreadable.
Winslow News Highlights Local People and Events
Local reports note Wesley Isleinworth Gately Winslow among ill residents, Brigham Young freshman set to swim for Santa Fe, and Wilbur Garmin’s return from San Bernardino. Delegations include Frank Ferkins Post No.16 election plans, Kanba Group charity raffle for Winslow Memorial Hospital, Wanda Walker Kelly visiting from Phoenix, and Dorcas Welfare Society meeting. Also DeMolay officers to be installed, Red Cross home nursing chair named, and Winslow residents planning visits and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley iSleinworth
Winslow
Fravo
Muh
Pal
Kelworth
Brigham Young University
Santa Fe
Wilbur Garmin
San
Maesor
Junias
Frank Ferkins
American Legion
Legion
Clear Creek
Mem
Gratfe
Winslow Memorial Hospital
Horace Hansen
Boot
Phoenix
Wanda Walker Kelly
Don Welker
Ronald Barto
EL Pasa
Irs
Thursa Welb
Dorcas Welfare Society
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Painted Desert
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Bol Ragga
Bob MacLean
G.O. McCronigill
American Red Cross
Tinksa Webb
John Radnor
Sana Fe Water Service
Marjorie May
Sompleths
Pathways Of Old Memories Visitors In City Over Weekend
Los Angeles over the weekend hosted visiting residents Ahmett DeVaney and his wife pol WHilinis alongside mother, with DeVaney noting ties to many friends here from twenty years past. Daya Slipher, son of Dr. and Mrs. Slipher and a Purdue University student, was elected president of Purdue Memorial Library. Dress styles and sale prices sprinkle the note, while a short forty-year-old memory recalls an Alt Wat Series estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos Angeles
Ahmett Be Viney
Pol Whilinis
DeVaney
Ty Crtiunger
Historicel Anecdotes Tele Rotery Club
Historicel Anecdotes Tele Rotery Club hosts a meeting where Fineard Langerett presents historical notes from Arizona. The event includes illustrated sitters and carts and references stage coach services. Ken Kalb announces a joint meeting with Kawanie club next March. Tori Fireman of the Phoenix Gazette will be the speaker.
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Fineard Langerett
Surmahere i
Imriah Tureny
Arizona
Ax Lonrfellow
Diuphter
Tega
Ken Kalb
Kawanie Club
Tori Fireman
The
Phoenix Gazette
University forecasts ten thousand student body by 1960
A. Lee Lowery of the school foresees a university enrollment of about 10,000 by 1960 speaking to the South Tucson Light Club. The forecast rests on rising elementary and high school enrollments in the state as high as 30,000 in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Artannt
A. Lee Lowery
Eretary Tor
Tucson
Arizone
Library To Close Memorial Day Announcement
The Flagstaff public library will close Thursday evening May 28 and remain closed through Memorial Day. Librarian Mrs E B Randebaugh notes the observance.
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Mra
Intermediates Picnic Marked By Church Event
The Intermediates of the First Methodist Church hosted a summer picnic at Little Cheves on Sunday with attendees beginning at 2:00 pm. Mel and Sean DeSpain and their daughters visited Mrs. DuSpain’s parents in Joseph City before touring Winslow. The Taylor family traveled to Pagosa Springs, returning for a short stay, while TH and Join Brennan headed to the coast for a planned return in a few days.
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A. S.C. Tempe
First Methodist Church
Little Chevles
Mel
Sean DeSpain
Vick
Rosa
Pamela
Joseph City
Tab ‘Taylor
Pagosa Springs
Col
Betare
Brennan
Ilia
Williams News and Visiting Guests in Williams
Williams and surrounding residents greet a忙 busy period of visitors and relatives. Families including Diestel, Willis, and Whitman travel through Williams while others such as Albert, Janie, and Alma Pouguette visit from nearby towns. A 40 hour devotion at St. Tasent's Catholic Church drew attendees for masses through Tuesday night as residents plan summer activities and a Saturday Williams Country Club dance.
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Nickola
Phoenix
Macy
Diestel
Lott Willis
Ban Ding
Thule
Sonny
Kauthen
Finnntey
Maike Wiebe
Nena
Dornthiy
Punt
Nel Soo
Tonys
Tang Whitang
Air Porcy
Celens
Albert
Janie
Williams Sucturting
Cefens
Wickenturys
Ta Middleton
Welbong
Willits
Dean Padenn
Titel Petey
Coan Canyon
Aedine Nihet
Ayminonet
Alnsic
Dbs
Jane da Willis
Tone Deaoh
Mra
Lawske
Williams Pring Ta Bie
Tawehe
Dy. Tawale
Germany
Wiliams Vand
Josie
Anth
Raljleras
Ws Aemny
Wélains
Sia
Anne Tokina
Sperie
Irinmbare
Alma Po
Bur Delanay
Nick Draker
Peak Ford
Rev
Davenport Lake
St. Tasent’s
Sedona Man Seeks Supervisor Seat in District
May Hallormund, resident of Sedona for 27 years, announces candidacy for Supervisor of District No. 5 in Coconino County on the Democratic ticket. He has managed several ranches near Sedona and owns property in the area, pledging to improve roads and services for district residents and taxpayers.
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Hatleynund
Sedona Uyen
Lus
Campbell Buildings At Williams Progresses
Campbell Buildings at Williams progresses as final pour completes foundations for two business buildings on the Williams side near Jack Whittier station. Contractor Jerry Duffield oversees remodeling of the Hack hotel and a new lobby while Babbitt Bros. Trading Co. updates hardware sections with glass windows to match the new styling.
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the Sun
Williams
Campbell
Tlwk
Jack Whittet
Ica
Lena
James Lindenbiever
Alyse
Hack
Butter Rooms
Mrs
Red
Jere Daffield
Frederick Mudric
Eleganra
Iss
Bisan
Babbitt - Bros. Trading Gonpany
Willamside
Kendrick Mt News: Farmers Plan Tilling After Rain Dry Spell
George and Pat Keith visit Frank Rathjen’s farm north of Kendrick Mountain. They report dry land except a hillside, expect tilling next week, mention rain Sunday afternoon. Weather includes snow on northern hills, dust in vands, and logging activity nearby. Residents and visitors noted, including Cathy Gaddis and others in the area. Road work and tree changes observed near Spider Web ranch and ox Farm activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Pat Keith
Frank Rathjen
Kendrick Mountain
Rathjen
Dent-Sayre
Huthijen
Keith
Yond
Connell
Catlte Co
Norma Bradley
Ramonit
Tuleg Gaddis
Sedona
Nels “Tae Gaddis
Phoenix
Sym Saumilers
Wielsenburg
Ox Farm
Algters
Leek Harris
Local names baffle as scattered notes mix up reports
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places like Mr and Mrs Fulghum, Chase Hunsaker, Saddle Mountain, and timber activity. Vague references to ranchers, fire scouts, crops, and wildlife appear with many garbled words. Overall, a jumbled community snippet with no clear event or date.
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Ters
Ara
Robert Vull Jx
Tohinie Sanches
Ineling Flat
Fulghum
Ata
Basle
Paris
Tae Ok
Chase Hunsaker
Saddle Mountain
Mwisaker
Alti
Ecb
Pyt
John
Methodists Aid Fund For Rival Church in Centralia
First Methodist Church members in Centralia donate the first $1,000 to aid a rival church rebuilding project. Funds raise support for the neighboring First Christian Church as the two congregations share the same community goal amid post fire rebuilding efforts.
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Methodists Aid Fund
Centralia
Ill
First Christian Church
First Methostish
New Zealand Girls Migrate To Britain
New Zealand young women set off for Britain on an unprecedented working holiday migration. Groups share cabins and travel under schemes linking work opportunities with travel. Many are described as diligent and hopeful, having saved for years to seize the chance to work and explore abroad.
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New Zealand
Britain
Miciand
Mental Patients Get Special Job Training in Minnesota
A practical job training program has been launched to prepare mentally ill patients for release. Suitable patients from the Tastings State Hospital attend weekday sessions in St Paul, receiving clerical and stenographic instruction at public institutions and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Tastings State Hospital
St. Paul
Ic Public Institutions
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Iain
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Aimerican
Oklahoma
Robert Kery
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Coconino Sun Company
Ed. McGiffin
Paul F. Jaeger
Ariagna
Winslow News
Historicel
Tele Rotery Club
Tellayt
Sutcliffe Floral
Leroux
Mennter Ptd Wire Service
James
Williams Progresses
Basted Island
Fondy
Francke
KODAK
Ron Sre
Armstrong’s. Quaker
Armstrong
Harper Furniture Co
N. Beaver
Joe
Akey
Braylos
Bat
Cameron Aeychel
Audrey Lone
Kentucky
Ven
Nowaleden
Tron
Efirim
Schemley Dist
AHIE
MYC
Saguaro Club
Aires
Vic
Havin
Allel Famious Pices
Denver
Silver Spur
San Diego
Continental
Adams Hotels
Corintittan Rooas
Flagstaff
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