Arizona election reforms debated in county race talk
Corning County faces weak voter turnout at 40 percent while 12,000 eligible residents remain unregistered. Proposals to shift poll worker duties, add second counting boards, and impose fines for nonregistration are discussed as a commission studies reforms ahead of future legislation.
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Reistration
Sousa First To Take Marine Band Out Of Capital
The Sousa Marine Band prepared for an October 8 performance in Flagstaff under Lions Club sponsorship. The piece notes historic national recognition and the band’s touring aim, with mentions of White House associations and early U S government involvement.
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Marine Band
Sander
Lenin
Sonya
Uncel Jose
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Chomas Affersan
Syansir Wl
Levece
White House
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Weeshington
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Anterivan
Harrigan
Seligman Social News Notes Visit From Out of Town Guests
The report details a gathering in Selignen with guests including Mrs. Joune Newlaih of Renton and several visitors from California and nearby areas. Attendants include Mrs. Haery Lennox, Mes abyss BS John Sharp, J. Be Kandice, and many others. The event featured a bridge party, a picnic, and a birthday or home visit at the residence of Miss Prescott with families including the Rothwell and Sykes clans in attendance.
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Beaneis Kenwilski
Praker
Mog
Willbna Newland
Vox
Naith Hollywood
Vieilod
Svitte Mow
Bru
Joune Newlaih
Renton
Willan
Newhand
Murhank
Cal
Haery Lennox
Newlaird
Josie Newhare
Mes Abyss
John Sharp
G Bailey
Ray Newton
Howes Laniel
J. Be Kandice
Dessie Mapes Milythe Banks
Li Rothwell
Arcchile Yaterson
Guy
Jay Sykes
L Aarughter
Mavilyn Jo
Tay Rothwell
Roy Claris
Phyllis Nul
Dolores
Robbie Norlom
Glen Olson
Mel Dine Stragh
Tamily Parloper
de Presvolt Satyrslay
Aboy
Shines
Selignen
Grand Canyon Visitors and Local Guests Spotlighted
The piece notes Mr and Mrs Dan Guithvies visiting their son Cord Je in Flagstaff and mentions relatives, friends, and community figures traveling or staying in the area. It includes references to local families, school staff, and several social visits around Flagstaff and nearby towns.
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Dan Guithvies
Tonehais
Grand Canyon
Anjoyerl Am
Cord Je
Flagstaff Seon
Thyntay
Toyeday Alter
Jom Browsie
Enders of
Amereie LW Association
Dre
Joli Merkle
Monrhy
Morkie
Texas
Colle
Maine
Syraihay Geir von
Wikenung
Tsaration
Ruby Bart
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Steve Leding
Hilhen
Cav Maydan
Tos Stephens
Elf
Hephens
Jack Davis
Faneal Research Ag
University of Washington
Jack
Ay Hint
Davie
Hine Newhower
Uneie Doen
John
Winnor
Stuneau
Hein
Nobauer
Sehellbach
Wisconsin
Neubauer
New York Vehicle Insurance Rates Reported
New York state reports that about percent of insured vehicles are insured and 410000 direct and highway accidents are expected this year. The Motor Vehicle Bureau notes that a minimum of property damage claims may be filed, with speeding and reckless driving cited as common causes.
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Ahnu
Portable Classrooms Aid Vancouver School Plan
Portable classroom units are being added to Vancouver schools to accommodate a surge in students. The temporary spaces can be moved quickly if student numbers decline or if needed elsewhere.
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Crnda
Hull
Picnic at North Rim Draws Rural Family Party
The article describes Bosley family and church members hosting a weekend picnic at a North Rim camp. Mrs Dean Dazey, Miss Pegey Verkamp, Mary Meaver and others joined from Cloud District and Calgary Canada. Traveling groups included the De ne Clay Tom and Greyhorned Ines party heading south.
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Mckee
Editors Favor Change to Senate Debate Rule in 1953
A survey of editors across states shows three key political questions shaping the 83rd Congress. A national presidential primary would be backed by a strong majority, while opinions on Taft-Hartley vary. Editors expect a Republican House, mixed Senate outcomes, and Eisenhower as a center leaning president with liberal foreign policy and conservative domestic tendencies.
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Dewey
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Tend
News-Sentinel
Calif
Tribune-Telegraph
Explosives Found Under School House
In OMIA CITY and Jipanim School workers unearthed explosives buried under the high school during postwar cleanup. About 200 large bombs were located beneath the building after wartime activity, with authorities noting they were safely removed.
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Imperial
Sameoe Temenberet
Abelis
Fae Anti-Vircial School
Patten Attacks State Demo Group as Weakest in US
Tucson report: Rep. Harvk A. Patten scolds the state party for weakness in the United States and urges vigor shifts. He criticizes the party and cites a decisive election outcome in Pine County and a precinct committee race, naming Malloy and Patten among figures involved.
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den Malloy
Pine County
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PATHWAYS Of Old Memories Ten Years Ago Item
Pathways Of Old Memories recounts social events from ten years ago in Stenorlag Miss Phyllis Ura and family, a dinner at Todd's Lodge in Oak Greek, political candidates in Tuesday's election, local officials named including Mongure judge and Merle Gres, and recent travels and hotel stays with modest prices noted.
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Phyllis Ura
Myr
Ke Brown
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Grep
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Todd's Lodge
Cmoily
Winnie Tominidiotis
BE. Babbitt
Althe Senntny
Superior Courts
Mary
P. Kevwis
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McKinney
Sing
Wo BR. Thoning
Bussie Kitd Mest
Merle Gres
Veemster
J. Peery Francia
Shevill
Edith Perry Irwin
Pil Schreiher
bin- UL
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Sory Joe Jr
Williams
Joy
A. Kellam
Winston and Holbrook
Whoonis
Bath
City Forming Strows Increase in Local Employment
A city study shows about a third of 5. fanos rely on personal income from a small business or profession in town. The group includes many whose main income is pensions or invested savings. The institute cites rising use of mobility and melee transport, with Mrs. Charlie Nickell moving to Payends High School to graduate near April.
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Yepurts
Institute of
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Charlie Nickell
My. Amd
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Statios
Payends High
Aprings
Rites Set Sunday For Superior Matriarch
Minnie Lobb of the town Matriarchy dies at age 83 after moving from England at age 1. She spent 24 years at Silver King mine and lived here most of her life. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at the Community Church. She was survived by her husband George, with burial in Phoenix. The report notes rising medical costs and traffic accident damages totaling $80,082 in a later line.
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Englind
Ann
Silver King Mine
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Phoenis
George
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