Acting Gov Garvey urges Arizona to refuse aid to needy Indians
Acting Governor Dana Garvey in Phoenix on September 13 urged Arizona to continue refusing responsibility for aid to needy reservation Indians. He pressed for increased federal social security aid for dependent children aged and blind and outlined succession plans and budgetary themes for the 18th Legislature's special session.
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Dana E. Garvey
Arizona
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Dan E. Garvey
Jack Cumnard
Maricopa County
House In Representatives
Joe M. Murphy
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Coconino Goal Is 5000 TB X-Rays
The mobile Mercy unit of the Arizona State Department of health launched its Magstaff campaign in Coconino with a stop at the college infirmary. By now 2007 X-rays have been taken across Willisons Belleman Vredouin and Grand Canyon as the unit tours the county over two weeks, visiting Mormon Latke Sayiniawe Maun and others. Free chest X-rays aim to detect tuberculosis with a year goal of 5000. Grand Canyon and Fredonia are among recent patients, and 80 X-rays came from Short Creek.
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Arizona State Department of Health
Magstaff
College Infirmary For College Parsonnel Omy
Willisons
Belleman
Vredouin
Grand Canyon
Atta
Mormon Latke
Tomorrasy Fron O Aan
Lear
Ube Geers Ad Puablic
Tellus
Fredonia
Frome Short Creek
Colorado River
Flagstaff Man Hurt In Crash
A Flagstaff man, Jack C. Farrow of Sunnyside, is reported in critical condition after a crash near Camp Kit Carson Saturday night. Farrow’s 1941 station wagon collided with a stalled Shim Sales truck and struck a Chevrolet club coupe driven by John Applegate, Flagstaff College student. The truck driver was Ellard B. Lyon of Prescott. Arizona Highway Patrol officers Norman Cole and Vernon Fugatt investigated the incident.
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Kit Carson
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Applegate
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Norman Cole
Vernon Fugatt
Arizona Highway Patrol
Two US P-80 Jets Crashed Near Kaufbeuren Germany
Two US P-80 jet fighters crashed today near Kaufbeuren while en route to England for Battle of Britain Day on September 15. Another P-80 remains missing, officials of the U S Air Force headquarters announced.
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Festival and Tournament Dates Set by Northern Inter scholastic Association
Northern Arizona Inter scholastic Association officials met at Arizona State College in Flagstaff to set dates for the annual mu festival and basketball tournament for northern high schools. Jerome principal Lewis J. McDonald elected chairman, Winslow superintendent Re Booth secretary, and Clarkdale superintendent Donald Fasign named director.
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Arizona State College
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Jerome
Re Booth
Winslow
Wilfred Killip
Flagstaff
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Horthorn
Arizona
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Snowflake
Earl Schucking
Seligman
Loram Stratton
Lynn Rogers
A. A A. McCreary
USC
Northern Arizona
Don Clark
Flagstaff High School
Daily Sufeta
Reds Plan Berlin Seizure After US Election, Says Press
Berlin dispatch cites Montagsecho claiming Russians ordered German communists to trigger riots after US November vote to seize Berlin. Moscow source hints four power talks may resume soon. August envoy Seydoux carried documents to Berlin. Western observers note a listless mass meeting in Lustgarten with about 120,000 attendees in the Soviet sector.
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Royal Pleasure Garden
City sanitation talk follows infant deaths in Flagstaff slums
Tonight at 8 o'clock a meeting in the superior courtroom in Coconino county courthouse will address Flagstaff sanitation and health problems. Open to the public, the session was called by the board of supervisors city councilmen and county and city health boards after the death of several infants due to poor sanitation. Also on the agenda are Flagstaff slum areas. In Phoenix two Summer Post offices will close this month. The North Rim post office in Coconino county will close Sept 1 with mail to Fredonia. The Iron Springs post office in Yavapai county will close Sept 30. Delivery of mail will be through Prescott.
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Board of Supervisors
City Boards of Health
Flagstaff
Phoenix
W. J. Jamieson
North Rim
Caconino County
Fredonia
Iron Springs
Yavapai County
Pressalt
GOP and Democrats Hold County Committee Meetings
Coconino county Republicans and Democrats meet tonight to organize committees and elect county officers. Republicans convene at 7 30 P M in the supervisors office at the courthouse per Ralph Bilby. Democrats meet the same hour in the justice of the peace office, courthouse.
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Coconino County
Ralph Bilby
Justice of the Peace
SUN Merchants Grid Contest Opens Tomorrow
The SUN announces the SUN Flagstaff Merchants football guessing contest opening tomorrow with cash prizes for top prognosticators. Full-page ads will run featuring Flagstaff High and Arizona State College games underwritten by local merchants. Entries are to be mailed or delivered before the deadline, with deposit boxes at select stores for submission.
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Arizona State College
Prescott Rejects APCO Gas Franchise Bid
Prescott voters rejected the Arizona Hawer Co natural gas franchise by 893 to 527. The Arizona Water Co. and the Southern Union Gas Co. had applications under consideration, with Arizona company already holding a manufactured gas franchise expiring in 152.
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Arizona
Deaths Focus Attention On Sanitation
Community leaders in Flagstaff plan a public meeting at 8 p m in the superior courtroom of the Coconino county courthouse to discuss infant deaths linked to inadequate sanitation. Officials civic groups and citizens will review sewage disposal and garbage practices and seek a constructive, sustained program.
AFL Workers Return Through CIO Picket Lines
More than 1,000 AFL maintenance men passed through CIO lines in the first mass return to work during a ten day California oil refinery strike. Workers said the restart did not break the strike, noting Pint maintenance and oil refining are different jobs. Federal forces remained on duty as operations reopened.
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ASC Registry Nears Record Debut at Arizona Shale Cultove
The debut of the garden jubilee year at Arizona Shale Cultove saw 221 registering on Thursday Sept 9, rising to 656 by Saturday noon as offices closed, with men outnumbering women two to one. President L A Iain reports steady student activity and lines stretching from the business office to the library.
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Phoenix Child Dies Of Polio Sunday
In Avon dale Billy Joe Woods eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Willie Lee Wools died at St Monica s hospital Sunday from polio hospital authorities reported the death occurred in PITORNIX on September 13 AP.
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Pitornix
Billy Joe Woods
Willie Lee Wools
Avondale
St. Monica's Hospital
No Gasoline Shortage in Northern Arizona
A survey in Flagstaff shows no gasoline shortage despite reports from New Mexico. Albert A. Hall, director of the Highway 66 association, says stations are open with no limits on sales. The warning to motorists to avoid going west appears unfounded based on current conditions.
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Albert A. Hall
Highway 66— Association
Tolay
Indian Troops Invade State Of Hyderabad
Indian forces launch invasion of Hyderabad state from four sides to restore order, advancing toward Hyderabad City amid air and tank support. Government said the move aims to quell unrest after months of local dispute over control, with Indian troops closing in on the capital.
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Winslow Rodeo Crowned Queen as Big Crowd Attends
In Winslow on September 13, officials hailed the PCI Winslow Twenty Thirty Round Up as the era’s top event. About 1,800 spectators watched two days of rodeo, parade floats won by Veterans of Foreign Wars, Rainbow Girls, and Fashion Shop, with Ola Hansen 21 crowned rodeo queen. Winners for two day events included Hank Alltich in calf roping and Charley Joy in bull riding.
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Ola Hansen
Minnesota
Hank All= tich
Clarence Paicow
Frank Macias
Dale Branks
Charley Joy
Roy Ford
Ned
Pang Brenton
Registration Open Through Sept 27 for Arizona Voters
Mrs. Marie Holly Coconino county recorder says those not registered who wish to vote in the primary may lose voting rights. Registration remains open through Monday Sept 27 with the same deadline observed in all Arizona counties.
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Marie Holly
Coconino County
Arizona
Baseball Today From National and American Leagues
Chicago and Brooklyn played a night game near the National League slate while Pittsburgh and New York faced off. St Louis edged Cleveland 3 to 2 in the lone American League action listed.
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New York
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