Memorial Day Holiday Toll Prompts Road Safety Plea
A wartime style editorial urges slower driving during the Memorial Day weekend. It cites 372 deaths last year and National Safety Council data on speed, drinking, right of way, and brake conditions as factors. The piece calls for vehicle checks and cautious travel to prevent further loss of life.
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Vic Pion
Mnaider
National Safety Conneil
Disney
Safety Council
Brsikehick
Coll Fort
Edson in Washington on Government Run Enterprises
A Washington report details nearly 26 000 government operated commercial enterprises across agencies including VA DOJ and HEW. It cites roadblocks to liquidation, payroll district concerns, and varied operations from farms to transportation services and post office custodial functions.
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Distinctos
NEBA
Congress
Grivale
Willouk
Aga Ji
Dept. of Defense
Fone Eames
Veterans
Ert
Bureau of Prisons
Nalutal
Aare
Services Administration
US. Post Office Dept
Poetal Tates
Armed Services
Indian Affairs
Shere
Big Three Steel Talks Joint Negotiations Move Forward
Pittsburgh reports that United Steelworkers leaders confirm a joint plan with steelmakers US Steel, Bethichen, and Republic to negotiate new contracts expiring at midnight June 30. David J McDonald announces a shift to industry wide talks in New York and Warsaw, signaling renewed labor discussions after years of fragmented bargaining.
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Pittsburgh
McDonald
New York
Hua Gaffer
Dob A. Stephens
Finshiet
US 8
Steel
Number Switch Rings Wrong Bell
A fragment describes a telephone incident where dialing certain numbers connected to prayer recordings. It mentions Mrs AleRaynolds and a Boise minister, with garbled phrases about wrong bells and recorded prayer on a phone line. The passage is incomplete and cryptic.
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Agise
Tahoe
Boise
McReynouis
AleRaynolds
Thorrachey
Mra
AeReynalds
Williams News Reports Faculty Trip Plans and Tours
Mrs. Heaiunley and a school faculty member plan five weeks in Mexican civilization with three weeks in Mexico City on the same subject, returning to Tempe for further study. Wise Macon Higtom departs for Europe with stops in Albuquerque, Lasas, Springville, Lawton, Kingston, D. C., then Montreal and Liverpool with visits to Switzerland and Germany. Mrs. Osear Oppliger and Carl Burgess hosted a May 24 state shower for Mrs. Caral Hopkins with several attendees. Lloyd Rocher travels to Detroit for a funeral. Wiseman, who passed away last Friday, was noted in Albuquerque.
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Heaiunley
Leavin Cottentoe
Qvill
Mexico City
ASC
al Témpe
Macon Higtom
Europe
Albuquerque
Niasas
Springville
Ark
Lawton
Kinington
D.C
Montreal
Canada
Liverpool
England
Switzerland
Germany
France
Elallant
Oaly
Osear Oppliger
Carl Burgess
Caral Hopkins
Bie DeVianey
Mary Lee Deckum
Byles Bun
Mona Racer
Mary Lee Peckum
Betty Bunny
Hope King
Jesse Bayen
Williams Playmakers Plan First Offering at High School
Williams Playmakers staged their first performance at Tung ay Spun High School auditorium with a repeat show the next evening. Cast includes Irvin, Mary Low Smith, Jim Collins, Ruth Ano Dainean, Sally Ely, Vounie Matan, Marsal Satherland, Laura Cole, and others.
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SAR
Caen Servier
Williams
Willa
Will
Tungay
Miveberia Irvin
Mary Low Smith
Jim Collins
Ruth Ano Dainean
Sally Ely
Vounie Matan
Marsal Satherland
Laura Cole
Rotarian Hear Boys State Plans
Arthur Kennedy, district commander of the American Legion, spoke at the Rotary Club Tuesday noon about Boys State and its aims. He explained eligibility and qualifications for participating, noting his long service and inviting local leaders Haggerty, Phoenix. James Mi Sedona. E. L. Vargoey, Phoenix. and Arihi Kennedy as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kennedy
Anrican Legion
Rotary Cinh
Kennedy
Haggerty
Phoenix
James Mi Sedona
E. L. Varoey
Arihi Kennedy
Rehabilitation official joins Arizona college staff
Richard Kip er has moved from the state's vocational rehabilitation office to Northern Tilinolg State College. He has worked in rehabilitation in that state and will bring his experience to the Arizona campus. Mr and Mrs with two daughters and a son will make their home there.
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Richard 'S. Kiper
Tilinolg State College
Spurs
Arizona
Wil
Heen
Pipe Spring Monument Anniversary Slated In Arizona
Pipe Spring National Monument in northern Arizona near Frederonia celebrates its 3rd anniversary Thursday with planned events. The site, established May 21, 1923 as a national monument, honors Mormon pioneers and the area’s role as a crossroads for trails and exploration. Local improvements include fort restoration by the National Park Service Mission 66 and visitor accommodations for the public.
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Pipe Spring National Monument
Arizona
Fredonia
Wil
Warren G. Harding
National Park Service
Morman Church
Boys Turn Driver Of 10 Ton Tractor Incident
Report describes a boys incident where youths operated a 10 ton tractor, sec ond after opening controls. No injuries reported.
Undercover Agents Rounded Up in Germany Claim
Berlin premier Otto Gratewohl alleged on Tuesday that 137 undercover agents were rounded up in Germany by police. He said the operation targeted Soviet and American-linked networks. The report also notes New York pitcher Mari Grissom as the oldest player in circulation.
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Berlin
Otto Gratewohl
Geerang
Mari
Grissom
Justhe
Nay York
Fragmentary notice on settlement and heirs in Mesa, Arizona
Fragmented OCR text outlines a settlement relating to a deceased individual with twins, mentions a partner named Mrs Chavanei William As Tookey and a diner, and a $1 500 amount. The readable items include locations in Mesa Arizona and names tied to an eventual settlement. The exact action and parties remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Pat Joseph
White
Aril
Mesa
Ariz
Joan Che Homa
Wal Diner
Chavanei William
Tookey
Observation leads to safeguarding note
A fragment notes a person was taken last week for observation and that the sentence implies the avtrese is sealed, indicating a protective or custodial action by authorities.
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Reanaker
Holiday
Meena
Msn
Tie
EDSON
Washington
Tfeter Edson
NEA
Om Steel Talks
Spencer Ance
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Lejoux
Williams’ Playmakers Plan First
Hagstaff's Annual
Siebrand Bros
Trow
Sunnyside Showgrounds
East Blogstaff
Stete
Fipe
Piule
Borman
Willam S Lamblin
Workéra
Flagstaff Photo Supply Next
Ta Siick Cat
Gil Lewis
Andy
Andy Bunnin
N.- Beaver
Phiche
Bennerstoe Fermandez
Alegstaff Femitere Co
Ruudy
Radio & Television Service
Leroy Ph
Flagstiff Television & Cable Co
Aspen
Ieee
Garry Moora
Tennessee Mavie
Arthur Godfrey
Dusty Walker
Jimmy Smith
Edate Fisher
Disneyland
Arti Godfrey
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Alfred ‘Hitchrock
Royal Playhouse
Tye
Brest the Bank
Arizona News
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Fairchilde
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