Candidacy Battles Narrow In Arizona Primary Forecasts
The Associated Press reports a wide race on the eve of Arizona’s primary with surveys predicting about 62 percent turnout. Key contests include governor, secretary of state, state auditor, and attorney general, plus looming Republican rallies in Phoenix featuring Gov. Pyle and Senatorial hopeful Barry Goldwater.
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Gmacape County
Denn R. Murdess
Ralph Watking
Tuckeye
Jos Worthy
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Phoenix
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Piri County
Robert Morrison
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Jailiaces
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Haver Commission
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Srescott
Politcal
Iden
Ernest W. McFarland
Howard “Pyle
Wesley Bolin
John N. Eversole
Jewell W. Jordan
Paul Wilson
Freshman Activities Begin As College Opens New Year
Freshman year starts with campus construction and new facilities. The Starout Memorial Building adds dining, theater, library, and athletic spaces as more than three million dollars in improvements wrap up. A series of orientation events, medical exams, and pre-registrations mark opening week with a large student assembly to launch activities.
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Anton
Paul
Ueir
Jewel Theft Probed Here
A major jewel theft case is under investigation by the sheriff’s office. The break in at Navajo Ordnance Depot involved about 23,000 dollars worth of pawned Indian items, including bells and conch charms. Entry was gained by breaking a window, and several heirloom items are missing. County and depot officers urge tipsters to report any sale of suspected stolen goods.
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Largast
Sheriff Office
Bettwun
Young and Richardson Driadlys
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Albert Daulhanws
Freere
Faulhaois
Bret-Harte wins Stanford scholarships
John Bret-Harte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Genthey Bret-Harte, from Verro Valley School, earned multiple scholarships to Stanford University in Palo Alto for the coming year. He will begin university studies this fall and has received the Shaws Maker honors scholarship, the W. Hopkins honors scholarships, and the Charles Kendrick Howard scholarship.
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SUN
Quon Servier
Sedona
John HrettIurle
Genthey Bret- Slide
Verto Valley School
Stanton University
Palo Alto
Bret-Harte
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W. Ropkins
Charles Warren Kendrick Cventorint Howard
Northern Arizona soldiers arrive in United States from Korea
Northern Arizona units receive rotation from Korea over the weekend. Report lists several soldiers including Cpl. Otis, 1st Lt. Clifford, Pvt. Richard Mitchell, Pte. Lawrence Thomas, and Pvt. K. Warrenst. As defense department bulletin notes first arrivals and reassignment details.
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United States
Teem
Inehujad
Jick
Banbury
Williams
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Chatter
Clifford. Gipson
Winslow
Richard M. Mitchell
Trecentl
Lawrence Thomas
Indian Watts
Pre
Doe K. Warrenst
Leupp
Symphony Recordings In Copenhagen Unclear Royal Conductor
A fragment reports Symphony Recordings in Copenhagen conducted today by King Frederik with a ratio orchestra. The recordings are to be played by American radio stations, but details are unclear and several terms are garbled.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Frederik
Symphony Orchestra
Mia
Officer From Winslow Wins Oak Leaf Cluster
First Lt Clifford Gipson of Winslow receives an Oak Leaf Cluster for valorous service in Korea. He commands Headquarters Company of the 65th Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division, cited for actions between October 8 1950 and June 1951. A World War II veteran, Gipson previously worked as a bridge foreman for the Santa Fe Railway before rejoining active duty in November 1950.
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Clifford G. Gipcon
Winatove
Edna
4Th E. Maple
3Rd Infantry Division
Santa Fe Railway
Winslow
Prices Fall On Market In New York Trading
The New York market opened weak with general declines of 1 to 2 points and some 2 to 3 point drops amid broad weakness. Trading volume reached about 1,040,060 shares on Friday, with steels off slightly and leaders mostly unchanged as capacity utilization hovered around 1018 percent versus last week. Major movers included United Gas, Amoco, Lockheed, Westinghouse, and American Petroleum amid a mixed motor stock session.
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Americas Tron & Steel Institu
Kembceot
Angconda
Motors
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
United Gas Corp
Abbed
Chertical
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Amerada Petroleum
Youngstoun Sheet & ‘Fube
Bmoring
Stown Sheet & ‘Tube
Bochig
Lockheed
Widower Cliche Counts 262 Descendants in Canada
AP reports Cedeon Cliche an 82-year-old widower in St Joseph de Beauge Can with 262 descendants including fifth generation. He is father of 12, with 101 gray children, 148 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild.
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Joseph de Beauge
Can
Cedeon Cliche
Oak Creek Sedona Area Sees 720000 Visitors This Season
Coconino county health officials report the Oak Creek Sedona area attracted about 720000 visitors this season, up from 600000 the prior year. Overnight stays totaled roughly 115000, with 109000 overnight visitors in the previous period. The health service conducted a survey of 36 private premises and 51 business establishments, collected 56 water samples, and inspected seven campgrounds, three trailer courts, and 14 complaints while noting eight disease cases. New camping and picnicking sites, funded by a 340000 state allocation, will expand capacity and improve sanitary measures.
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Coconino County
County Board of Supervisors
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Health Service
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Forest Service
Teport
British Jet Crash Toll Rises To 28 At Farnborough Air Show
The Farnborough Air Show disaster raised Britain’s jet toll to 28 when a de Havilland DH 100 jet fighter exploded in midair. Test pilot John Derry and observer were among the dead as wreckage rained down and spectators fled. A London hospital reported a 54-year-old injured worker among the victims.
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London
Britain
Town Mixup Helps Convict Inebriate
A Dallas prospector story recounts a 2e year old driver who claimed sobriety but staggered toward police. He mumbled about time and Waxahachie, noting Dallas Jail and waxahachie cops in a rambling confession. The tale reflects a local mixup leading to conviction.
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Dallas
Texat
Waxahachie
Queen Mother Visits Haunted Castle in Scotland
Queen Mother Elizabeth arrived for a third visit to Bartogit 1leh in the north of Scotland to view a castle recently bought for a summer residence. Princess Margaret joined her on a plane trip to Witk Airport and a motor drive to the isolated castle barring further details.
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John-D Groats
Scotland
Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Witk
Tar
Sinking of the Kathleen After Grounding Off Alaska
The 5,909 ton Kathleen ran aground near a cliff off Alaska at 3 18 PM after a course error from Juneau to Skagway. Eighty plus passengers and crew were rescued with aid from Consul guards as the ship sank bow first into 140 feet of water. First Officer Charles W Savage on the bridge could not explain the ship’s position before abandonment.
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Kathleen
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Hughes
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Skamway
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Iughes
Four Flag Grad Students Registered at University of Arizona
Four Playstall high school graduates are enrolled at the University of Arizona with more applicants to be accepted for the new term. Residence halls open Friday September 7 and freshman week activities begin. Classes start September 1.
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Playstall High School
University of Arizona
Freshien
Flagstaff
Railroad derailment at amusement park leaves dozen injured
Park Manager Robert Chapman sent 15 persons to hospital after a miniature train jumped a light barrier. Injuries described as cuts and bruises. Chapman ordered storage into the incident as the season closes.
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Jaisiness Sunyday
Tuey
Robert Chapman
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Jover
Methodist Official Visits Prescott Conference
Prescott hosts Clarence R. Wagner, the newly named district superintendent for Arizona Methodist churches, presiding at the quarterly Prescott Methodist Church conference. Leaders plan to consider extending pledges to support the denomination’s missionary program during today’s meeting.
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Prescott
Clarence R. Wagner
Arizona
Plumber and Other Jobs Open At Camp Cooke
An urgent appeal for plumbers kitchen equipment repairers water plant operators and sewage disposal plant operators has been issued at Camp Cooke California. Anyone in these jobs who is tested in any of the tasks can obtain additional help from TV long at the frontline practice.
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Camp Cooke
Cal
Stevenson blasts pay-to-play system in newspapers
Stevenson assails a pay-to-play scheme as he campaigns in Portland and Seattle, railing against public power and urging observers to watch an upcoming campaign push. Eisenhower signals a major role for Taft in the GOP effort as Taft plans a Washington visit after vacation.
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Canin
Hurricane menace eases for coast areas
The hurricane danger to the United States coast diminished as advisories were dropped after the storm reached a position about 200 miles south of Cape Race Newfoundland. The system was moving at roughly 35 miles per hour, still hazardous to shipping but no longer a coastal threat.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Cape Race
Newfoundland
CAA Seeks Airway Operation Workers
Civil Aeronautics Administration announces examinations for airway specification communications specialists. Salaries range from 3410 to 54160 per year. Full details available from T. V. Long at the Flagstaff Post Office.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
T. V. Long
Meteorite likely landed north of Seligman by 40 to 50 miles
Dr. Nininger of the American Meteorite Museum reported a large meteorite sighting near Arizona on August 31. He estimated the earth impact occurred 40 to 50 miles north of Seligman with several fragments, possibly three large ones, strewn between Lake Laguna and Hadsu Canyon.
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American Mete’ Te Museum
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Nininger
Nipinger
American Meteorite Museum
Flegstett
Winslow
Highway 66
Ninninger
Arizona
Election Day Voting Details and Transportation Aid
Voters in Flagstaff can vote Tuesday at polling places open from 6 AM to 6 PM. Free rides are offered to those without transport by sponsoring car dealers, with return results posted by the SUN office around 8:30 PM. Coconino County officials and SUN staff coordinate to compile precinct totals for broadcast.
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Coconina
17 000 Americans Go To School In Germany
About 17 000 American children showed up for the opening of the term in eight elementary schools and ten high schools operated by the U S Army in Germany. The pupils are children of American soldiers State Department staff and other Americans stationed in Germany.
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Frankfurt
U.S. Armay
Okinawa Fortress Joh Half Finished Sail Plan
Okinawa fortress program valued at 436 million dollars aims to turn the Far East air hub into a dominant bomber base. Army officials announced today that work has reached a critical stage amid heavy fortification efforts.
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Army Purchases to Aid Japan Reported by Kyodo News
Kyodo News Agency reports U S government circles say the United States will order about 20 million dollars worth of arms from Japan during the fiscal year starting in July. The item reflects ongoing defense and military aid considerations between the two nations.
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Eccoon
Tokyo
U.S
Kyodo
Grandma Moses Turns Ninety Two at Home Birthday
The spry artist known for primitive paintings marked a quiet birthday at FAGLE BRIDGE with family. Her work has made her name a household word as she reaches age ninety two this year.
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