Gas Company U S Remain Deadlocked
El Paso Natural Gas Company and the Interior Department remain stalemated over northern Arizona pipeline gas delivery. Four cities await service as Cragin warns against common carrier status that could block El Paso contracts to California. Facilities ready for Flagstaff Winslow Holbrook and Joseph City delivery are held up by the dispute.
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Winslow
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Interior Department
Northern Arizona
J. Morris Richards
Winslow Mail. Co
C. Cragin
el Paso Company
Cragin
el Paso
California
Flagstaff
Holbrook
Joseph City
John Norton Dies Attorn ey Rancher and Former Official
John Norton age 92 died in Tucson and will be buried in Liberty Missouri. He came to Arizona in 1899 and founded Norton Land and Cattle Co at Prescott. He moved to Tucson in 1914 and later ran Mammoth ranching interests. A territorial legislator he served on the Livestock Sanitary Board and State Railroad Commission and was elected to Tucson City Council in 1927. His sole Arizona survivor is nephew William F. Norton of Phoenix.
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Tucson
John Norton
Liberty
Income Tax Ruling On Lodging Asked
Dr. J. Byron McCormick, retiring UA president, contends housing furnished by the university should not be taxed. The Arizona Tax Commission asked the attorney general to advise whether rent should be included in taxable income. The residence costs about 3500 dollars yearly and residency is required for official duties.
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Tucson
J. Byron McCormick
University of Arizona
Fred O. Wilson
State Tax Commission
McCormick
Arizona Tax Commission
Pioneers Mark Joseph City's 75th Birthday
Pioneers and descendants gather in Joseph City for the 75th founding anniversary of the Navajo County town. Founders Day opens with Mutual Improvement Associations presenting a three act drama about pioneer life, plus a memorial program, school band, lunch, sports events, and a dance.
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Mark
Joseph City
Navajo County
Utah
Colorado River
Mutual Improvement Associations
Jesse A. Udall
Thatcher
Holbrook High School
Sunday Rodeo To End Season In Wickenburg
The final winter rodeo at Rancho de Los Caballeros Sunday at 2 p.m. features a jackpot calf roping to crown the season calf roving champion. Pud Adair leads with 121 points, followed by Jim Reed 89, Roy Wales 77, and Ted Wood Jr. 76. Jean Allen will perform trick riding on Mickey Mouse, with bulldogging, steer and bronc riding planned.
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Wickenburg
Wickenbureg
Rancho de Los Caballeros
Desert Sun Ranchers Association
Pud Adair
Jim Reed
Roy Wales
Chandler
Ted Wood
Dallas Gant
Wickenburg Saddle Club
Yaqui Easter Rite Climax At Pascua Village Tucson
Yaqui Easter ceremonies in Pascua Village near Tucson climax with a Judas figure burned on a pyre and the defeat of masked Fariseos by flowers. Deer Dancers Matachinis and angelic figures perform as church women wave flags and altar girls carry symbols in the all night fiesta finale.
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Tucson
Pascua
Judas
Christ
Graduation Of Jet Fliers Is Tomorrow At Williams AFB
Graduation ceremonies at Williams Air Force Base honor a jet trained class of aviation cadets led by Aviation Cadet Robert O. Lacey son of Mr and Mrs Lance Lacey of Phoenix. The public may attend the 9 am aerial show though graduation is not open to the public due to seating limits. Guest speaker will be aviation pioneer William B Stout of Phoenix.
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Williams Air Force Base
Ionan
Robert O. Lacey
Lance Lacey
North Ninth Street
Phoenix
William B. Stout
Youth given five year suspended sentence in Bisbee assault case
In Bisbee a 17 year old youth Ronald Randall of Warren Ranch received a five year suspended sentence for statutory assault. If he violates terms, he faces 25 to 30 years in state prison. The 16 year old Bisbee high school girl was involved. Judge Rent L. Jennings of Phoenix presided in Superior Court for Judge Frank Thomas.
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Bisbee
Rent L. Jennings
Phoenix
Ronald Randall
Warren Ranch
Jennings
Frank Thomas
Singer Vic Damone Recovering Fast
Vic Damone, the New York singer, collapsed with virus pneumonia in his dressing room at Loew's State Theater. By today his condition improved enough for his manager to say he would be back on stage within a few days in Cleveland.html
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Cleveland
Vic Damone
New York
Loew’s State Theater
Committees Named by Chandler Chamber of Commerce
Chandler Chamber of Commerce announces 1951 52 committees chaired by Bassett Wright Wayne Stapley Paul Beville and others covering membership finance business league housing public publicity agriculture and more Also notes new craft classes at Craft Studio and the Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Chandler Junior Chamber of Commerce with prizes for eggs found
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Russell M. Peters
Jerry Skousen
G. I. Vaughn
Paul Beville
James David
John Vanilansingham
Jim Trees
Bassett Wright
James Laffittee
Jack Tibbitts
Frank Jacobs
Chandler
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Albert Tibshraeny
Navajo Tribal Council Closes Session Deals Land Lease
WINDOW ROCK Ariz March 23 AP Navajo lawmakers face a jam packed end of the session. On tap a revision of the judicial system budget for 1952 grazing rules tribal membership and a fish and wildlife commission. The council approved a lease with F H Sitton Inc for 160 acres near Shiprock for a uranium mill and authorized review of reservation mining rules.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Fish and Wildlife Commission
F. H. Sitton, Incorporated
Cortez
Colo
Shiprock
N. M
Oak Creek Canyon Color Contest Honors Sedona Winners
Mrs Doro thy McCombs of Hollywood Calif won the First Annual International Oak Creek Canyon Color Competition a Sedona Chamber of Commerce sponsored photo contest. Honorable mentions include Mrs Geraldine Fields Robert Bradshaw and LeGene Morris. McCombs received 200 dollars with another 200 to be awarded in 1951.
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Sedona
Dorothy McCombs
Hollywood
Calif
Oak Creek Canyon
Sedona Chamber of Commerce
Geraldine Fields
East Culver Street
Phoenix
Robert Bradshaw
LeGene Morris
Grand Canyon
McCombs
Sedona C of C
Ed Phillips
Sheriffs Invited to Team-Roping at Douglas Rodeo
BISBEE March 23 AP Sheriffs from the Southwest invited to compete in a team-roping contest at the Douglas Rodeo April 7 and 8. Sheriff Skeet Bowman of Safford won the event last year.
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Bisbee
Sheriffs of the Southwest
Douglas Rodeo
Skeet Bowman
Safford
R M Hensley Rites Planned In Illinois
R M Hensley a Flagstaff and Winslow minister and railroad man died in a Los Angeles hospital. Funeral services will be held in Olney, Illinois. He came to Winslow in 1919, worked for the Santa Fe railroad, became pastor of the Christian Church in 1944, and served as state chaplain of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. His son W R Hensley is registrar of Arizona State College at Flagstaff.
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Flagstaff
Olney
R. M. Hensley
Winslow
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Hensley
Santa Fe Railroad
Christian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
W. R. Hensley
Arizona State College
Mesa Hosts Nominated for Association Presidents
Mesa nominations shout Frank Kunna and Ted Sliger as candidates for Mesa Hosts Association president with elections set for April 17. Officers of the state Arizona Motor Hotel Association extend an invitation to Mesa members. Also notes new Mesa Lodge Elks officers and a theft report from Hi-Jolly Date store near Mesa.
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Mesa
Frank Kunna
Ted Sliger
Mesa Hosts Association
Arizona Motor Hotel Association
Mesa Group
State Association
Tempe Wins Easier Crossing Space And Signal Plan
Southern Pacific grants Tempe extra right of way at Fifth Street widening to 60 feet as a step toward installing a flasher signal. City will share cost per Arizona Corporation Commission order while Tempe closes schools for Good Friday and moves elementary classes to Tyler Street ahead of Monday classes. Cub Scout Pack 79 met at Cosner Auditorium with Wolf, Bear, and Arrow awards presented by Harold Linder.
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Cosner Auditorium
Harold Linder
Robert Wineteer
Walter Fite
Joe Selleh, Jr
Tommy In
Maga
Lynn Hamilton
Gold Arrows
Billy Hightower
Hugh Walback
Tommy Thompson
Lée-Roy Harkins
Silver Arrows
LeRoy Harkins
Billy Pape
Keith McBee
Burning Cotton Dumped In Shaft Near Dragoon
One hundred fifty 500 pound bales of cotton smolder in an abandoned mine shaft near Dragoon after section workers spent two days fighting a fire that started in a railroad freight car.
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Dragoon
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