Northern Arizona College to Confer Liberal Arts Degrees
The board of regents grants Arizona State College at Flagstaff the authority to award liberal arts and science degrees marking a milestone for the north. Officials say the move signals progress toward a more unified Arizona, with northern educational needs finally acknowledged and supported.
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Dardanelles Control Sparks Global Power Strife
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst DeWitt Mackenzie warns that renewed Soviet demand for joint Dardanelles control with Turkey excluding Britain and the United States risks destabilizing the Mediterranean balance. He notes Turkey’s stance against Moscow and the long history of struggles over the strait, seen as vital to European security and world trade routes.
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Apache County Man Receives Digest Mags From Legislature
Apache County resident Don Higgs returned home from the Legislature's third special session with a set of complete recorder form digest magazines or talking hooks. Rep W G Rosebaum and others presented the gift and accompanying letters, stamped with the Great Seal of Arizona, amid remarks defending the gift.
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Don W’. Higgs
Apache County
Mags Oy
Phacaise Tate
W. G. Rosebaum
Wade
Odd Fellows Social Draws Huge Crowd for First Biweekly Event
A large audience gathered at the Odd Fellows hall on Saturday evening for the first biweekly social. Attendees included families and residents of nearby areas, with equi and folk dancing featured as the main entertainment. Light refreshments were served as Mrs. JJ Jackson and a student instructor led the dances, amid a plan by the social committee members AL Anderson and Loew Hawking Sans Dillard Crawley to continue the series.
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Poland Plans War Damage Rebuild Amid Shortage
AP dispatch says Poland intends to reconstruct 660000 homes and buildings in the countryside to replace those destroyed by war. The government reportedly plans to build only 50000 this year and may push private initiative to speed recovery.
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Washington Column Signals Democratic Party Split After Wallace Exit
A Washington column argues the Democratic Party has effectively split with the Wallace faction and PAC influence, noting no formal divorce yet no shared custody. It suggests conservatives view Wallace’s removal as strengthening the party for November, while predicting future moves in a polarized political landscape.
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Navajo County Fair and Rodeo Kicks Off Friday
Navajo County plans a Friday opening for its fair in Holbrook, alongside the northern Arizona cattlemen’s rodeo. The event runs through October 3 8 with noon parade, evening performances, and arena director Everet Dow. A coronation for the rodeo queen is planned, amid a program featuring noted attractions.
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Nadine Young
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Dorothy Reed
Holbrook Population Now Officially 2288
Holbrook population officially 2288 per a letter to Mayor J. M. Wilkinson from the census director. A large portion of the community lies outside town limits, potentially pushing actual residents past 3200. The town seeks a session to adjust population-based shares with neighboring towns and cities.
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Molbrook
Holbrook
J. M. Wilkinson
Legionnaires Visitation to Grand Canyon October Trek
The American Legion plans a large October visit to the Grand Canyon South Rim, with groups traveling from Massachusetts Ohio and beyond. A notable Massachusetts delegation including state officials will arrive on October 5 by special train into Phoenix before continuing to the canyon.
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Wy bank bilanca in 1956 and the Uncle Sam savings plan
A reader asks about 1956 bank balance projections and travel plans to Callegs with Mary. The note mentions 11 sick individuals and hospital expense concerns. It then promotes a US backed savings program offering $4 back for every $3 invested after ten years, claiming compounding benefits.
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Grand Canyon North Rim winter changes announced by superintendent
Grand Canyon National Park will cut North Rim accommodations for winter with highway access via Jacob Lake and state route 67. Auto camp, cabins, and cafe stay open to October unless conditions require earlier closing. Phantom Ranch trips and North Rim horseback tours halted for the season. Bright Angel Point views expected spectacular with fall colors aspen leaves. South Rim lodging remains open with many cabins available.
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Government pays hundreds of millions in veterans compensation
The Veterans Administration reported monthly compensation near 800 million dollars with 2.188 million veterans covered, many from World War II with service connected disabilities. About 412,000 veterans receive roughly 1.546 million dollars monthly for disabilities from service in peacetime.
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Metal furniture out from under controls
Washington report notes that wrought iron and aluminum furniture along with certain accessories and hospital tools were removed from price controls by the Office of Price Administration. The agency said these items are not important to business or living costs.
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Snowflake Union High School Records Smallest Enrollment
Snowflake Union High School reports enrollment at the start of the term totaling 232 students, the lowest in the school's history. The campus serves a broad portion of southern Navajo County.
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Snowflake Union High School
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Snowflake Union High
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Arizona Man Killed By Live Wire Accident
Weston Arizona report states Newt Hendrix aged 67 died when electrocuted while attempting to remove a live wire from a pile of tubers after a rain storm. Police and emergency crews responded. the incident occurred in Sundery west of town.
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