Mercury Drops Across Eastern Central Regions In Holiday Weather
The Associated Press reports a Memorial Day cold front bringing record low readings from the Great Lakes to New England. Saranac Lake New York logged 24 degrees while Philadelphia hit a record low of 11 for the date this month. Other records included Buffalo 4 Cape Hatteras 49 Lansing 43 Beaumont 58 Akron 43 Columbus 36 and Cleveland 32. Skies were cloudy to partly cloudy with light rain in parts of California and the central plains.
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Weather summary for Flagstaff Northern Arizona
Variable high cloudiness today and Wednesday with slightly warmer days. South winds up to 12 to 25 miles per hour. Low tonight around 20, high tomorrow near 38 to 58 depending on location. Precipitation minimal with trace or none.
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Old Lammber Mill Destroyed by Fire in Flagstaff
A devastating blaze leveled the fuel house and toppled the mill’s tall eyelo n towers at the Southwest Forest Industries plant in Flagstaff. Fire chief Hogan said it is incendiary in origin and an arson probe from Phoenix will investigate, with local police cooperation. Firefighters battled the flames through the night as sawdust and wood scraps fed stubborn embers, with the mill ancestral landmark at risk and salvage work ongoing.
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Knights of Columbia convention names state officers
Winslow special report states the Knights of Columbus Momlay elected state officers at a convention. Rev. Fr Harrington of Phoenix is state chaplain, Carmen Corse of Globe state deputy, Bernard Schaub of Phoenix secretary, Dr W E B Schodgrass of Gleldaldy treasurer, Harry Matvkin Tuc on warden, and Thomas Papandrew Phoenix as advocate. About 330 attended the Sunday banquet. a large mass was held Sunday morning.
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Man Involved in Crash Is Free on Bond
James D. McDonald of Flagstaff is free on 300 bond after being charged with driving while intoxicated reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. The charges follow a crash that injured Bonnie Sue Shock Brooks age 8 and her mother, Mrs. Donald Galloway, who remain hospitalized. McDonald was injured but released from the hospital. The incident occurred as he tried to flee a hit-and-run suspect, causing his car to hit the Galloway vehicle, which burst into flames. Mrs. Galloway and Bonnie were burned. five-year-old Karen escaped unharmed.
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Membership Drive Boosts Northern Symphony Plans Two Specials
The Northern Arizona Symphony Orchestra announces two special presentations featuring the ASC Oratorio Choir on December 10, 1961, and Roger Ardrey on March 18, 1962 as part of a planned five-concert series. Memberships are being solicited to fund the season, with Kinney directing the choir in Faure's Requiem. Ardrey, new college talent, has performed at Carnegie Hall and with the Air Force Singing Sergeants.
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Supreme Court Upholds States Enforcing Sunday Blue Laws
The Supreme Court ruled that states may enforce Sunday blue laws, viewing them as a secular public health and safety measure rather than religious practice. The ruling, spanning four cases from Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Maryland, sparked dissents led by Justice Douglas who challenged the decision as a break with religious liberty.
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Fire Hits Cuban Sugar Mill in Sabotage Wave
A Havana radio report said a fire at the Santa Rosa sugar mill in Las Villas Province caused extensive damage and was likely set by saboteurs. Cuban authorities warned of revolutionary justice, while Cuba faces sabotage-linked injuries and separate theater arson incidents in Pinar del Rio and Havana.
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