Eight New Teachers Join Faculty Of Local Schools
Eight new teachers join the local school faculties this fall with assignments across kindergarten through senior high. New hires include Bliss Shirley Snack to teach French and art, Herbert Schmeun in mathematics and science, Marbars Cunningham in home economics and general science, Shirley Hemphill in language arts and algebra, and others from Flagstaff and the University of Arizona. Classes begin Monday September 6 with reporting and orientation for staff and students planned at Emerson, Dunbar, Byersot-Thomas wings, and the junior high.
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Sakmt
Ile
Jon Gustava
Anderen
Senge Gramer
Cramer Wiud
Ordin
Dunbar
Wilsi Yeaver
A.sik
Ieindergarten
Thare
Byersot-Thoinss
Aut
Emerson
Regotie Kinnewark
Shirley Snaak
Cromer
Lie Extin
Snaok
Cliton
University of Arizona
Herbert Schmeun
Use Flagstaff College
Inskructor
Marbars Cunninghinl
University of Arianna
Shirley Hemphill
Tempe
Phoenix agency pins rentals for new Country Chih project
The Pedieval Housing Administration designates 110 rental units among 150 homes planned north of Flagstaff in Country Chih, with 40 for sale. Units priced around 9,100 dollars, rentals about 65.80 to 76.75 per month depending on size, water and maintenance included. Construction must begin within 60 days, tied to naval air base housing needs.
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Pedieval Housing Administration
Phoenix Aid
Chih Intylivision
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Cpihta
Utah Consumption Company
San Francisco
Meal G. Ensign
Une
Ie Defense Housing
Gyain
Evantet Cie
Pho Countey
Sudivision
George Babbitt Jr
Balveom
Rantawis
Theeg Uni
Bovaje
Naval
Ure
Je Pha
Initiative Petitions Draw Fire In Phoenix
In Phoenix the handling of two initiative measures for the November ballot faces strong scrutiny. Reports allege irregularities in circulating the proposals, including a production tax on Arizona mines and a provision affecting public utilities.
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Phoenix
Midhor
Arizona
Labor Groups Set Political Meet Tonight
Labor and union members have been invited to a meeting here tonight to discuss political affairs and issues affecting workers in the area. The gathering aims to coordinate views and consider upcoming civic actions.
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Unicn
Full Program Set At Winslow Labor Day Event
Winslow observes Labor Day with a daylong program organized by the Winslow Chamber of Commerce led by general chairman Burns MacLean. Children and guests attended races and a talent show at the city park, with events including a soltoff gar panda tally, a Friday evening recital, and a talent show on November 7 to 9 preceded by a teen art feature from the Santa Fe station.
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Winslow
Winslet Chamer Af
Burns MacLean
Ibis Forningy
Reot
Santa Fe
Premium Booklets Ready For Coconino County Fair 1952
Premium booklets for the 52nd Coconino County Fair are ready. Dates are October 7, 18, and 19 at the Flagstaff Armory. New departments poultry and rabbits join open class divisions. awards and exhibits expected to draw growers and youth groups. Reservations for space through the fair commissioners, farm agent, or county offices.
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Coconino County
Carolina County
Coloner
Flagstaff Armory
Unis Your
Melton Flowers
Charles Rayal
Black Bill Park
Albert Thompson
On Creek Canyon
Pallothouse
Flagstaff
He Fair
Air Commisssioners
Meta
Ceontinurd
Toge
Hearing Tuesday In Morrison Wilson Case
Atty Gen Veeson agreed to appoint a special assistant to prosecute the Morrison Wilson charges in Pima County. Morrison asked for the appointment or a disinterested assistant. Wilson replied no action yet. The court set a 11 am Tuesday appearance in Justice Court.
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Veeson
Fred Orson
Nina Jil
Robert Morrison
Pinu County
Arizona Daily
Tucson
Arson
Wight
Morrison
Salt- Lyi Dog
Wilson
Adlai Stevenson Calls for Taft Hartley Dismissal
Adlai Stevenson urged scrapping the Taft Hartley Act and criticized labor law as out of date while differing from unions on key points. President Truman prepared a Milwaukee trip for Stevenson’s campaign as Dwight Eisenhower campaigned to protect civil service workers from firings.
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Veena Goy
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Milwaukee
Stévenson
Taft-tarr
Nwight Elserh Iepph
Prositeriui
Waa Makinis
Fahor
Carrier Based Bombers Raid Near Russ Border
Carrier based bombers attacked near the Russia border in a dramatic raid, destroying a major iron mine works near the Tumen River and a hydrogen plans facility, as 62 pilots reported sighting 55 MIGs. The Air Force claimed two enemy aircraft damaged. the operation lasted minutes with carrier planes delivering decisive strikes. Separately, 10,007 servicemen received their first combat pay boost, with about 260 million dollars allocated for March and future payments.
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Sedan
Treme
Hertenial Karta
Reus
Ogi
Mies
Tress
Korea
Golf Tourney Finale Sees Pierce and Insley Matched
A Winslow man and a Flagstaff player reached the no 88 hole finale in the Flagstaff country club invitational over Labor Day weekend after three match play rounds. Bill Pievez of Winslow and Insley advanced to the final with close wins while others like Justey and Dick Jepwood contested key matches.
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Pierce
Insley
Winslow
Flagsman
Flagstaff Country Club
Bill Pievez
Pievee
Justey
Epwood
Phoenix
Tommy Knoles
Shams Penshin
Oo Pisces
Andy Walt
Fait McBurney
Hovmix
Corde McCullough
Wyoming Re-Seeding Project Underway
Washington reports a government program to reseed large Western rangeland areas depleted by overgrazing. After clearing weeds, reseeding begins with a goal to restore tens of millions of acres, supporting nine to sixteen million cattle permitted to graze.
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Washington
Aboum
Eucharistic Congress Planned for Rio in 1954
Vatican decree announces the 36th International Eucharistic Congress to be held in Rio de Janeiro in 1954. The event follows a recent congress held in Barcelona, Spain, under papal approval.
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Rio
Matican
Pope Pit Nung
Rio Depane ‘O
Vatican
Barcelona
Spain
Five Die In Prescott Highway Wrecks Over Labor Day Week
A grouping of fatal crashes near Prescott left five dead including Michael C Sampite and Virgil Bal Flagstaff driver, with police detailing a multi-vehicle collision on Highway MA and a separate rollover near Gill Bend. Investigations by Iron Welker and Winslow justice of the peace Burl Vincent are underway.
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Michael C
Sampite
A. Mathews
Jack Mire
Lorene Burroiglsy
Rox
Jack Jeffrins
Silver City
Douglas
Jeffries
Las Hospital
F. Stanley Panck
Fort Houghuen
Hey
Bedwell
Gill Bend
Robert Mrock
Lett
Tucso
Don Welker
Irona
Sampite-Michael
Sui
Welker
Virgil Bal
Flagsteff
Greyhound
Elmer Randolph
Navajo County
Burl Vincent
Winslow
Ft. Towaon
Okla
Mrx
W. Mathews
Happy Jack
Paws
Ball Of Fire Crosses Sky Near Kingman Incident
Residents reported a strange light lighting the sky east of Kingman Arizona and Prescott New Mexico around 11 28 p m local time. Deputy Brock saw a light described as a bright flash and said no aircraft was missing after sheriff’s checks. CAA Prescott received radio reports of a bright flash. Albuquerque police called the light a meteor.
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Kingman
Atina
Atiz
Pinne Hind
Scheriff
Rehard Brock
Prescott
Albugarrue
N. M
Brock
Sheriff's Office
CAA Communications Center
Tadio
Albuquerque
Rites Set Tuesday For Winslow Man
Funeral services will be held for W. Js. Collinsworth Jr known as Speed in El Paso Texas at 2 07 p m Tuesday Sept 2. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery. He was killed in a plane crash Friday evening while piloting a cropdusting plane near Neal ark. Survived by wife Laurené three sons Paul Larry and Steven of Farmington New Mexico his mother Mrs W L Collinsworth Sr three brothers A L T F and M C Collinsworth and sister Mrs Ernest Laurence, all of El Paso and Winslow.
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Winslow
W. Js. Collinsworth Jr
Speed
Xaster
Max Panera
el Paso
Tex
Thurial
Rest Hawn
Collinsworth
Nealark
Fret Collinsworth
Mary Gandall
J. RO Chien
Laurené
Paul
Larry
Steven
Ratom
N. M
W. L
Colliesworth Sr
M. C.collineworth
Ernest Lawrence
Paso
He “Alee Eevet
Sedona Chamber names officers and outlines community projects
Oak Creek Sedona Chamber of Commerce board appoints new officers led by Earle Phillips as president. Toning Anderson as vice president, Clarence Brondieyer treasurer and secretary, Glenn Phillips chairing the budget committee. The action supports creating a fire department for the area, a visitor information bureau, signs for points of interest, improved telephone service, and recreational areas. A community building, Christmas program for children, film industry encouragement, school playground aid, and road/read improvements are listed.
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Iy the. Sun
Sedona
Oak Creek Catyou-Sedona Chamber of Commerce
Fins
Earle Phillipa Law
Toning Anderson
Clarence, Brondieyer
Secre
Glenn Phillips
Wefmer
Clude
Chamber
Prac
Air Creek Canyon
Tropical Storm Fear Grips Miami Area Headlines
A misread storm report notes the season's first hurricane crossed Virginia and the DC area, with Miami forecasters warning a second hurricane may form near San Juan Puerto Rico. A Navy hunting plane launched from San Juan to assess the system.
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Virginia
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Teanivte
Miami Weather Bureau
Ceci’ Gentry
Miami
San‘Juan
Muerto Rico
San Juan
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Adlai
Russ
Waide Trant
Dune
Marcin
Inance Vitiecs
Iial
NEA Telephoto
Bernard MacFardden
Paris
Wyoming
Robert Garlie Pedwell
Macruna
Grant Master & the Odd Fellows
Lodge
Axtiona
Empire
Mathews
Weestow
Berrougha
Winslow Man
Phillips Heads
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