Water well near city aims to ease supply shortage
Water wells drilled southwest of the city reach a depth of 1250 feet at Prospect. Officials report the quality is nod, with plans for further tests within a week and possible additional wells if results prove productive. City funds totaling about 75 000 dollars are allocated for drilling and related works to bolster municipal water supply amid rapid growth.
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Phoenix Man Kills Woman in Apparent Murder Suicide
A Phoenix man killed his landlady and shot himself in the head after entering her room with a revolver. Investigators say motive is not yet established. The woman, Mrs. Magnan Alexander, leaves behind a 2 and half year old child and other relatives. Multiple witnesses describe the sequence as he confronted her and fired. Police report the suspect was staying in the home and had rented a room two weeks prior.
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Bishop Denounces Witch Hunts Amid Cold War Tensions
In Tucson bishop condemns anti Communist rhetoric as harmful to faith and democracy. He cites rising "witch-hunt" tactics and warns church leaders against sensationalizing fears, urging focus on core Christian principles and civic responsibilities.
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Barbara Romack Wins Women's Amateur Title
Barbara Romack of Sacramento California defeated Mary Kathryn Wright of California 4 and 4 to win the women's amateur title. The match, lasting 20 hours 15 minutes, began early one morning and was repeatedly interrupted by thunderstorms, ending Sunday afternoon. The 18-hole rounds were played across two days, the first time this format occurred.
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Saintly Blood Rites Recalled at Naples Cathedral
Crowds gathered at Naples Cathedral as priests removed vessels of sacred blood from a silver reliquary. The rites lasted about 38 minutes after the ceremony opened, marking a centuries old observance amid a 19th century plague and other upheavals.
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AFL Conclave Sees Chance For Gains In Congress
AFL delegates convene in Los Angeles for the annual convention with President George Meany. A council report predicts a clear Senate majority after November elections and urges mobilizing workers to register and vote. The council also backs a 40 hour week replacement and higher minimum wage, while planning an arbitration plan to curb interunion disputes.
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Chile Enacts State of Siege Amid Copper Strike
Chile declares a six month state of siege as government tightens martial law areas citing danger to democracy. Opposition parties pressed for extraordinary powers during copper mine strike, while authorities say the action counters threats to the democratic way of life.
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Medal of Honor Goes To Glendale Soldier
Cpl. Charles F. Pendleton was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for bravery in the Korean War. He is credited with firing his machine gun from an exposed position to halt a Communist assault and losing his life in the engagement. Pendleton was the son of Mrs. Vinta J. Pendleton of Los Angeles formerly of Glendale Arizona. He is survived by his brother Nathan Pendleton in Xuan Ninth 1 in Phoenix Arizona.
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Special Federal Grand Jury Will Probe Housing Scandals
A missing Williams man was abducted near a cannery edge in the city’s southern outskirts Sunday night. A search found the victim miles away, unable to speak clearly. sheriff’s officers reported the case and noted the man’s disappearance follows a recent housing scandal probe sparked by federal grand jury activity.
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Boy's Treasure Cache Yields $700 Dividends
In Victor, SV a young boy named Michael Aniuy found a hidden stash behind a ceiling tile while exploring. a wrench, water pistol, and an old conic horn were among items, with $700 in coins recovered. The family suspects great grandmother hid the money decades ago during her time with Lila, recalling a painted ceiling saying a cryptic phrase.
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Twin Hunters Share Beginners Luck on First Antelope Hunt
In Lonesome Valley two young hunters from West Phoenix High School, Marti and Store Ray White, claim beginner’s luck as each boy bags an antelope on their first hunting trip. The twins, aged a few years, are sons of Mx and Mya Murray White of Phoenix.
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Music Educators Set Meeting Date in Phoenix Row
The Arizona Music Educators Association schedules its annual cane cention in Bhocwis Row Phoenix. Local members are urged to attend, with details yet to be announced by the organization.
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Smallpox Warning After Three Cases Reported
Three smallpox cases surfaced in the state prompting a health warning. Local authorities urge vaccination for anyone not immunized within five years, noting over a thousand people vaccinated annually through the program. Investigations by officials could not locate the infection source. two additional cases appeared in the southern part of the state.
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Z More Die On Highways
A string of highway fatalities reported in Arizona ends the week with multiple crash deaths. One victim, Tata of Laguna, was killed when his car overturned a mile west of Seateral on Highway 0. His wife Muar is hospitalized in Chile Ben. Patrol units identified the vehicle at 9255 Fifth last night during a checkpoint. Earlier, Al Narir Haut Go of Gardson died at Luna General Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car. Norlega is reported to have fallen into a ditch, placing another victim in danger.
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Government Plans $4 Billion Two Year Loan
The government announced it will borrow four billion dollars over two years and seven months. The issue carries a stated interest rate of one and a half percent.
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Concert season adds opera and ballet to lineup
Finestart Community Concert Association announces five top-light concerts for the year including Madame Butterfly and the Boris-Hahi ballet. Theodore Appamnian, Alda Pariset, Gary Graffman and Salome Rothenberg named as notable artists. Subscriptions begin before the first concert on October 22 as drive ends early due to seating limits. Mrs Hal Cantey and Mrs CB Wilson praise volunteers and list top subscriber contributors from Williama and Sedona area.
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US Attorneys Across Nation To Cooperate In Probe
A nationwide collaboration of US Attorneys was announced with coordinated investigations across districts. The effort targets alleged criminal acts tied to housing programs and the driving roles of key officials, aiming to expose windfalls and misuses of funds in the late 1940s era.
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Winslow JCs Stage Rodeo Honors Saluted at Windy Event
Winslow JCs staged a rodeo closing Saturday night with major honors. Notable winner Arnall took top honors in tight events while Sheppard earned bronze in horse riding. Los Angeles entrant Hatl received a day honor. Prescott's cawpsken and Wiggins placed in several events. Team tying saw Exegeri 5 Stew art and Uap steward of Winslow claim top spots, with bulldogging led by Irvin NA of Kingman.
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Currency Regulation Relaxed By Brasil
New York observers and foreign exchange specialists say Brazil relaxed currency rules with little practical effect. The weekend move affected exchange rate mechanics and spared most parters, according to Draeil and others.
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0 Day Rest Ordered For Singing Star
New York star Li-Sinner Jeynetté Meedonald cancels concerts after a weekend incident. Her management cites a 0-day rest order to protect her health and urge fans to watch for updates on the tour resumption.
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