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Vi)L. 71 —NO, 37MIAMI ARIZONA. THURSDAY JUNE 2J. UmMiami Upholds Tradition \ OUR democracyby MilkOf Western HospitalityIHf:»pitalily in tho wrst Is far from dead, as fl2 out of state lour* ists would testify, after findlnyt themselves special guests at the Saturday evening banquet given by the local branch of the U S. High way 70 Association The 62 were stopped as they chanced by the Corral Cafe; a alren, operated by Frank Thraen and other enthusiastic members of the association, halted them, and a rousing welcome brought them Into the Cafe lor the banquet.The fthanghaing was the result of several empty seats at the banquet, since many members had to leave after business sessions. It proved popular with the amazed tourists, all of whom agreed with the traveling salesman who said,‘ I've been on the road for 14 years, but this is the first lime 1 ever Kot such a welcome and with no* trings attached! One California! lawyer ran true to form and gave an after-dinner speech ... it was! hrtef and to the point; he gave hUi address and said he would be glad to have any of the group visit him in California.l^avenwnl liucklvn: Yoiinff Hrpartvr (ivtsThe Dope First HandAn aspiring reporter was right on the scene Thursday afternoon, where shf* wrote a detailed account of the event. The reporter was Ihdh Blackman, 11 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs A Blackman, and the accident was the buckling of the concrete road surface in front of the Blackman service station, 797 Liv Oak.Mr. Blackman said the pavlt; menl buckled quite sudden’!: and with a **dull thud, and that the first person hapjam-ing along was a state hig^ a -y patrolman. Shortly aflt i tlie first break it bounced up little farther in a hump, and Mr.• .IAt a business meeting Saturday morning, Hal Jackson, of Safford. was elc'Cted president, John Me Fee of Mc'sa, first vice president; Stanley Siiaw of Glo^, second vice president; Claude Brooks of Globe, ecretary; and Watson Fritz of Miami, director. Mr. Fritz succeeds W. C Karr of Miami.Dave Hosack of Globe, retiring president, presided at the session, in which the bylaws were amend* «^1 so that the president can selcet his own secretary-treasurer. The ttew officers automutieally take over July I.Afternoon activities, following a himheon at the Corral, included fMH' bowling at the East Bowling Alley and a tour of the mines and Inspiration. After the eveiung bun-a fl*Kr show was pre.venled at Ine Elks Club. Eddie Spaith and his orehestra pliiVed for dancing, and local entertainers included Angel Becernl and Angie Martinez, who dunctHl. and Lfouis Smith andihrf*r» tt/mcIa-nuillerBlackman^flapped photographs of the places, after notifying authorities and helping .set up warning signals.Both the city and rlale highway workers immediately went to work repanSng the damage, so that traftic was resumed within a few hour:;.Beth, all business and with a scratch pad, commented on laper, *‘A very Inlepr-qing sittht . , . which ^hows Miarm is hotWestern Auto91\I*iel(i repre.sentaliv;’nf u.hf» ^ i\t/VONOEI^ DR.UGSWorking with raw MRTtR*Rca, rnt ol0 timid-SV* VARIANT SCRVICC ta THC MCACTm or Hit•~r* %•WSupply Store To Open HereI'he W'estern Auto Supply Store, ^ being installed at 519 Sullivan,*will bt‘ open for business ulnnitJuly 1, according to NaU* Broking,authorized dealer for Miann. and uwm*r of tin- store. ,Installation of fixtures by localworkmtm was coinph'U'd this week aiKi threi* truck loads of merchandise have arrived. Guy Wheaton,of Western 1.11^, ^ F _Tm« rwvstCiAw or TOOAY has tm* su^roRr or tmcPHARMACCUTtCAClHCHlgtRy TmAT HAS aTANDAArnocKicrs WHICH h« rRgsc^r.ats -anp has carr*«o m a oHvo-i rRo«A THC MicotCAc iAOORATORv »Nro vu^ss rroo c-;.mAs A RCSOCT or TMt AVAIUMUUTV AHO «STtHSlV« USV ___TH£ SUCTAS AHO OTmCR CMtuOS, OCATh RATtS INCtPCNT Tw ^ CMICUttlRTH, rNfUMONiA MO AmNDlClTlS HAVC Iftt ^lO YEARS, RKtH RCOOCCPAT CCAST 60%^HD()AISen ilors Hayden ami McFarland and Corigre'v'*‘ lt;and Patten have taken action to correct the nr* '---? n fper situation. They have sponMired hiils to n iht ^tariff and arc actively and vigoroU'«ty suppoininj^ sui- uiwiv ^jh-HIuhnrtiffiff» I mof VSIrAn-t\vr,.Of uLififn : Ir,M ^ r ' n
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Arizona Silver Belt
Miami, Arizona, US
Thu, Jun 23, 1949
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