Schedule for Shah of Iran caravan through Phoenix area
The schedule shows Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi arriving at Sky Harbor at 6 30 p m Thursday and touring Camelback Inn, the Arizona Canal at Scottsdale, Scott’sdale schools, Bethany Home Road, Mission Drive and John Jacobs Farm among others. Highlights include a noon feast at TaiWiWi Ranch and a return to Camelback by 5 30 p m. The article notes irrigation and stock farming as his interests and mentions wire reports on slot machines and poker, with planned visits to the Grand Canyon Hoover Dam and Phoenix.
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Mohammad Reza Hah Pahlavi
Iran
Couny
Arizona
Isky Harbor
Camelback Inn
Arizona Canal
Scottsdale
Scottsdale School
Indian School Road
Suncrest Herford Ranch
E. L. Scott
American Hereford Breeders Association
32Nd Street
Camelback Road
16Th Street
Madison School
Bethany Home Road
Central Avenue
Northern Avenue
Mission Drive
Washington School
Glendale
Glendale Avenue
Litchfield Road
Colonel Dale Bumstead
Tai-Wi-Wi
Shah
Grand Avenue
Allen F. Kinnison
United States Soil and Conservation Service
Garvey
Grand Canyon
Hoover Dam
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Diver Hired To Repair Canyon Lake Dam Valve
Salt River Valley Water Users Association said a diver from Los Angeles will survey Canyon Lake to repair a 54 inch needle valve at Mormon Flat Dam. Work aims to 15 feet depth to spare stocked fish while water drains to Saguaro Lake. six week timeline with repairs at Stewart Mountain Dam later. Water and fish limits will be lifted during the project.
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Valley Dam
Salt River
Desperate Phoenix Mother Seeks Help For Christmas
A destitute Phoenix widow, unable to work after her husband’s September death, pleads for aid to feed and clothe her two infant sons. With only ten dollars, she could buy essentials and make Christmas brighter, but she cannot access Aid to Dependent Children. She faces eviction and uncertain housing. Dec 25 looms as a distant hope without charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Hot Rod Control Called Cracking Down on Dangerous Drivers
The American Automobile Association urged nationwide action against hot rod drivers citing a rising death and injury toll and property damage across the country. The call stressed stricter enforcement and public safety measures as a response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Automobile Association
Reclamation Costs and Returns for Dams and Power
A government bureau explains that reclamation requires repayment from the costs of dam projects, with long periods before return. Multi purpose dams boost repayment through public power, while flood control lowers disaster costs and taxes. In 1940s terms, crops on irrigated lands value at $500 million supported tax revenue backing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Straus
America
Blood-Stained Auto Baffles Tucson Police
Tucson police investigated a blood-stained 1937 Idaho car parked for hours. Patrolman Dunn found battered left side, wooden fragments in tail light, dry blood on the driver side door, and blood on seats and floors. The owner is missing. no Idaho accident report matches.
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Tucson
William Dunn
Idaho
Girl Lilly Smith Vanishes After Note Leaves Family Distress
Police search for 12 year old Lilly Smith daughter of Clarence and Mrs Smith who disappeared from 2221 West Grant Street. Lilly left a note to her mother saying she ran away after a dispute with sister Mildred. She is a Murphy School seventh grader wearing a red dress with a pink sweater and took two extra outfits.
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Lilly Smith
Clarence R. Smith
West Grant Street
Mildred
Karen
Murphy School
Lilly
Payroll Theft Suspect Captured After TwoHour Chase
Jessie C. Smith, 40, a transient cotton picker, was held near La Palma after a two hour pursuit and booked on suspicion of robbery. Sheriff Lynn Earley led a posse to corner him in a cotton field. The $225 payroll theft from Eloy cotton contractor Ross Shouse was recovered.
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Smith
la Palma
Lynn Earley
Ross Shouse
Eloy
Earley
Shouse
Testimony Begun In Murder Trial
A jury of eight men and four women heard opening testimony in the first degree murder case against Claude Eckel, a Congress miner, charged with fatally shooting fellow miner Jack Falk in their shared home near Congress Junction. Eckel's attorney says the shooting was in self defense claiming Falk had been drinking prior to the incident. The case proceeds with two witnesses anticipated by the county attorney.
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Prescott
Claude Eckel
Congress
Eckel
Jack Falk
Congress Junction
Yavapai County
David H. Palmer, Jr
Falk
Edward B. Ashurst
Pedestrian Injured Leaving Bus In Car Path
James V. Smith, 44, of Canyon Way East, was listed in critical condition at St. Monica's Hospital after alighting from a bus and stepping into a car driven by 20 year old Andrew Guernsey at 27th and Orangewood. Smith sustained fractures to spine pelvis and legs with possible head injury. he was unconscious on arrival.
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James V. Smith
Canyon Way
St. Monica’s Hospital
Smith
Arizona Grain Company
Andrew Guernsey
Northern Avenue
Orangewood Avenues
Fred Gittner
Third Street
Thomas Road
Rose Giordano
Tempe
Earl Olson
North Northridge Avenue
Day W. Olson
Giordano
St. Monica's Hospital
Olson
Dorris Nisbet
West
van Buren Street
40Th Street
Strike Threat Lifted As Carriers Promise Talks
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen said its strike threat against U S carriers is removed for now. The piece notes Oregon Washington and California account for 34 percent of the nation's lumber supply.
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Cleveland
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Pacific Coast States
Oregon
Washington
California
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Zona Canal
John Jacobs
Hot Rod
Redewill
West Washington
Aunt Toadie
Toadie
Cody Li
Second Ave
West van Buren
United States
Cotton Belt
Columbia River
Lovely Wool
Axminster
Berklock 3
Wwe
Berkline
Tapestry
Duran
Berklock
East van Buren PLC
Chandler & Yuma
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