Winners at Arizona State Fair Floriculture and Arts Awards
Judges listed winners across Floriculture Class No. 113 to 137 at the Arizona State Fair, highlighting names such as Mrs. Cawood, Mrs. Paddock, and Mrs. Miskin for chrysanthemum prizes, and extensive Indian Arts and Crafts recognitions spanning Apache, Mohave, Hopi, Pima, Papago, and Navajo categories with numerous individuals from Phoenix, San Carlos, White River, and other tribesreceiving plates, baskets, beadwork, textiles, and ceremonial pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawood
Otis
Phoenix
Miskin
George T._Geiler
Clyde Afjees
Peired
Paddock
Grover Miller
David Russell
Stuitz
Hinson
Eiler
A Nix
P Miskin
Mrs. Miskin
J. F. McCormick
Globe
Millie Johnson
White River
Helen Dillon
San Carlos
Sarah Boni
Cibicue
Ida T. Adams
Lizette Phillips
David Dazen
Pedro Martinez
Varney B. Stevens
Clarence Smith
Oliver Belvado
Edgar Dazen
Helen Dillion
Betty Lou Daren
Ihe River
Nancy Ivans
John Shaker
Anna Norman
Lillian Burnett
Martha Machukay
Milnie Johnson
Carl Valasquez
Annie Hawkins
V. L. Campbell
Michael Nakazan
Mohave Apache Arts and Crafts
Yavapai
Minnie Stacy
Scottsdale
Mable Osife
Wavapai Arts and Crafts
Maude Singella
Peach Springs
Martha Parker
Henry Enos
Sacaton
Susie White
Quirino Plans to Confer With Truman by Radiotelephone
Manila sources report President-elect Quirino intends a radiotelephone talk with President Truman after final returns confirm his Philippines victory. Avelino loyalists threaten moves to block Congress, alleging fraud amid widespread irregularities and violence that left 34 dead. Quirino leads with 1,459,590 votes to Laurel 1,156,740 and Avelino 451,951 as 88 percent counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Elpidio Quirino
Truman
Philippines
Quirino
Jose Avelino
Liberal Party
Congress
Avelino
Jose P. Laurel
National Electrical Contractors pick Vanderlinde president
In Houston on November 11 the National Electrical Contractors Association named Edward J. Vanderlinde of Rochester New York as president The group chose Los Angeles as the site for the 1950 convention and meeting season
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Houston, Tex
National Electrical Contractors Association
Edward J. Vanderlinde
Rochester
N. Y
Los Angeles
Rate Increase Bid Under Advisement in Kingman Hearing
The State Corporation Commission took under advisement Citizens Utilities Company of Kingman petition to raise telephone rates from 25 cents to 1.50 per month. The Nogales based independent utility also runs gas and electric service and says current rates cause losses. The company argued the hike would align citizen rates with Mountain Bell. Commissioner Wilson Wright indicated a decision may come next week.
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State Corporation Commission
Citizens Utilities Company of
Kingman
Independent Utilities Company
Nogales
Mountain ‘States Telephone and Telegraph ‘Company
Wilson Wright
Kansans See U S First Last And All The Time
Kansas farmer Joe Feitz and his wife have toured the United States since 1925 in Model T plus a newer car collecting autographs from stars politicians and governors. Feitz plans to seek Governor Garvey's signature in Arizona before continuing travels through the nation and abroad.
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U.S
Joe A. Feitz
Hays
Kan
America
Feitz
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Alaska
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
Pierce Butler
Harlan Stone
Owen J. Roberts
J. Edgar Hoover
Dan E. Garvey
Arizona
Kansas
Mildred
Mary Garner
Good Samaritan Hospital
Feitzes
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Jnees
Phoeni
Kite
Herbert Siskin
Goveshalr Eerenee Ey
Ucy Enos
Rose H. Juan
Maggie Snyder
Parker
Kate Fisher
Parner
Maggie Painter
Lucy Mike
Maggie
Magaie
Parmer
Nellie Fisher
Mohave
Ruby Sautkie
Valentine David
Ruth McLean
Helen J. Lomakeftwa
Hoteville
Sara Tewayenle
Eva
Omer
Oracle
Susie Masaquaptewa
Esther Honanie
Eva Silas
M Hoteville
Sequaptema
Rex Soloma
Ella Quavanka
Sidney Sahneyah
Rueben Dawahoya
Mack Yoywytewa
Joan Aou
Fay Avachova
Lewis Nuskeng
Tuba City
Mark Taho
Oraibi
Orville Tweremeeeee
H. Quimayousie
H. Puhuvesewa
Eddie Neouatema
Oraihbi
Kirland Lomawuma
Willie Cain
Flagstaff
Neilson Honeyaktewa
Paul Saufkie
Travis Yaiva
Charles Lomakema
Lomakema
Harold
Herbert Quimagousie
Hugh
Mary Juan
Laveen
Mary Ae Howl
Mary Teamt
Esther Francisco
Little Tucson
Chonita Antone
Carman Thomas
Carmelita Lopez
Anita Antone
Carmelita Pablo Lopez
Laura Sacramento
M Lot
Ella Retillo
Santa Cruz
Noriega
Havasupai Arts and Crafts
Mamie Chick
Minnie Marshall
Supai
Lina Ichihara
Katie Hamidreek
Duke Ididhava
Concho
Tucson
Willie Yazzie
Nez Bab Burnside
Stanley Mitchell
Las Vegas
Nev
Wilson Chee
Kennethee White_Hogan
Egay
Willie Chee
Gato
Setoe Begay
Tom Burnside
James McKay
Allen Kee
White Hogan
Burnside
Kee
Tom Bake
Window Rock
Mitchell
Begay
Besady
Veneta E Og
Happy Jack
Canyon
Margaret Begay
Gallup
Rita Wheeler
Ty Terry
Helen Nofchissey
Belmont
Alta Cohn
Little Shorty
Tommy Tohan
Otis Nivanens
VEAL
Fryers
Doren
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Phoenix, Arizona
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