Big Generator In Service Planned For 1954 Expansion
FLAGSTAFF Sept 8 A nine million dollar generator will be in service by May 1954 Central Arizona Light and Power Co directors were told in a meeting here yesterday The generator will help meet a projected 277000 kilowatts demand and nearly half of an eighty mile high power line from Prescott to Flagstaff is completed The line part of Nalapco expansion aims to serve the Flagstaff Holbrook Winslow area Total cost estimated at one million dollars Calapco board members attended the meeting from outside the Phoenix area
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Flagstaff
Central Arizona Light and Power Co
Northern Arizona Light and Power Co
Henry Sargent
Sargent
Prescott
Nalapco
Flagstaff-Holbrook-Winslow
Calapco Board of
Phoenix
Coolidge Rainbow Girls Install New Officers Tomorrow
Dorothy Fulton will be installed worthy adviser of the Coolidge Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls in the Masonic Hall at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Installing officers include Betty Taylor and Mrs Kruse Davis with a long list of officers and committee members named.
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Coolidge Rainbow Girls
Coolidge
Dorothy Fulton
H. J. Fulton
Coolidge Assembly of the
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Melvin Gammage
Betty Taylor
The
Globe Assembly
Kruse Davis
A. T. Ray
C. R. Boswell
H. G. Richardson
Beverly Zook
Sharon Cleveland
Charity
Joyce McFarland
Hope
Ina Reed
Carolyn Monk
Kay Zook
Dorothy Wood
Janell Macrum
Pat Wrenn
June Moore
Betsy Manarick
Outer Observer
Betty Foreman
Confidential Observer
Lenore Slater
Edith Wang
Earlene Hicks
Nature
Darleen Cole
Tene Kent
Fidelity
Onita Clark
Nancy Gammage
Shirley Fry
Nancy Winters
Annabelle Davis
Reba Jo Higginbotham
Misses Wang
Reed
Janice Rhinehart
Misses Manarick
Slater
Davis
Macrum
Higginbotham
Postmaster Gets New Job In Benson
William D. Spangler, 34, Benson postmaster for 10 years, is appointed postal inspector for the area from Benson to Denver, effective Sept. 17. An acting postmaster will run Benson until a new examination is held. Spangler will train in Wyoming and Utah, and he served 27 months in the Army during World War II. He led the Vicente Manzo American Legion post and is a Rotary member. He was the youngest postmaster in the United States when appointed in 1941 at age 24.
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Benson
William D. Spangler
Here
Denver
Spangler
Wyoming
Utah
United States
Leonard D. Redfield
Vicente Manzo
American Legion
Rotary
New York City
Tucson School Official Out After Audit Findings
Ralph King, business manager of the Tucson School System for 15 years, was permanently relieved of duties after a special auditor's report found a deficit of 32,256.74. The Tucson Board of School Trustees dismissed him citing accepted responsibility and negligence. State Examiner Dan T. Benchoff plans an early audit of all Pima County offices including the Tucson School District No. 1.
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Tucson
Ralph King
Pima County
Ajo Backs Plea for Regular Airline Service
Ajo residents support a plan for scheduled air service as Western Airlines seeks permission to inaugurate a Yuma to Phoenix route with Ajo as the sole stop. The chamber of commerce leads renewed efforts after word of the application.
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AJO
Arizona
Chamber of Commerce
Western Airlines
Yuma
Phoenix
Southern Pacific to discuss moving Arizona cotton crop
General and division freight officials of the Southern Pacific Co. will meet in Tucson on Thursday to discuss plans for moving the largest cotton crop in Arizona history, signaling major logistics preparations for the harvest.
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Tucson
Southern Pacific Co
Arizona
Pine Island Navy Vessel Highlights War and Polar Mission
Pine Island commissioned April 26 1945 embarked on a round world voyage visiting Hong Kong Singapore Colombo Ceylon Aden Egypt Naples Algiers and reached Norfolk. Early operations included Okinawa Yokohama Shanghai and Tsingtao sea drome duties. In December 1946 the ship joined Operation High Jump the Antarctic expedition under Rear Admiral Byrd. It later returned to Far East duties and was decommissioned in May 1950 before being recommissioned in October 1950 amid the Korean crisis.
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Hong Kong
Singapore
Colombo
Ceylon
Aden
Egypt
Naples
Italy
Algiers
Straits of Gibraltar
Praia Terceira
Azores
Norfolk
Okinawa
Yokohama
Shanghai
Tsingtao
South Pole
Richard E. Byrd
Far Eastern
Salome Holds Hall Festival in Arizona Desert
Salome, Sept. 8. The highway town welcomed visitors for the sixth annual Dick Wick Hall celebration. The fete began with a barbecue at 6 p.m. and continues with a jamboree as merchants prize offerings are awarded.
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Salome
Arizona Desert
Dick Wick Hall
Arizona
Telephone service to improve in Navajo Apache area
Northern Arizona residents heard that Navajo Apache Telephone system will get improved service but costs may rise for users. Arizona Corporation Commission official William T. Brooks said new funds and staff would boost the utility. Residents in St Johns and Springerville urged 24 hour service though pay may be a concern. Local firms and motion picture interests reported the current poor service hampers business and filming in Apache County.
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Springerville
Arizona
William T. Brooks
Arizona Corporation Commission
St. Johns
Holbrook
Julius W. Becker
Becker Mercantile Company
Carl W. Beck
White Mountiin
20Th Century Fox Motion Picture Company
R. E. Francey
Apache County
State Livestock and Sanitary Board
Vernon
Lloyd C. Henning
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Navajo
Apache
White Mountains
Squaw Dance Ends Amid Bluff Camp Riot Near Blanding
At Bluff Utah 300 Native Americans from Arizona Utah and New Mexico held a three day pow wow that ended peacefully after two Indians were accused of selling wine and refused arrest sparking a clash with police. Gunfire was reported and reinforcements arrived as armed peace officers controlled the scene.
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Blanding
Utah
Bluff
Here
Arizona
New Mexico
Brown
Harvey
Korea air attacks press third Red tank group
Friday night Allied planes hit a third group of Communist tanks in three days while infantry outposts in west and central Korea held after forcing their way from four Red traps on Thursday and Friday. Analysts offered two main theories, either Reds aimed to reoccupy no-man's land north of Seoul or were probing for a new major offensive.
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Korea
Seoul
No-Man’s Land
Reds Hint Willingness To Shift Truce Talks
Tokyo dispatch reports Communist radio hints the North Koreans may move cease fire talks from Kaesong as proposed by Gen Ridgway. No acceptance announced. talks suspended since Aug 23. Peiping and Pyongyang stations urge caution and tie any progress to acceptance of armistice lines favored by Malik.
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Tokyo
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red Radio
Pyongyang
Peiping Radio
Russia
Jacob) Malik
38Th Parallel
U.N
Dope Charge Filed In Flagstaff Case
Ti to Ortiz, 47, faces illegal possession of marijuana charges after police found a substance they called marijuana in a wood pile at his Flagstaff home following a Saturday night arrest.
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Flagstaff
Titio Ortiz
Ortiz
State seeks delay in Pima bribe trial
A motion to vacate the September 18 trial date for Jerome P. Martin former Pima County sheriff charged with taking a bribe and conspiring to violate gambling laws has been filed in superior court. The state says two chief witnesses have sold their Tucson property and fled the state. Judge J Mercer Johnson will hear the continuance request at 9 30 a.m. Monday. Martin’s attorney Richard B Evans said he would resist any delay. Fort Benning Ga the Infantryman's West Point covers about 227000 acres and could serve a city of 150000.
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Tucson
Jerome P. Martin
Pima County
Martin
J. Mercer Johnson
Richard B. Evans
Fort Benning
West Point
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