Grand Canyon Motorboat Trip Begins From Lee Ferry
Fourteen people in five motorboats start the Grand Canyon run from Lee Ferry Arizona toward Lake Mead with a target arrival June 19. Otis Marston of Berkeley leads, aiming to cover 279 miles in two to five days. The party includes Jim Riggs and others from Boulder City and California, continuing a legacy that traces to Powell and earlier expeditions.
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Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Lee Ferry
Ariz
Lake Mead
Hoover Dam
Otis Marston
Berkely
Calif
Jim
Bob Riggs
Grand Junction
Cole
Norman Nevills
Marston
Ed Hudson
Hudson
Maj
John Wesley Powell
Business Here Continues Up In Tucson Banking Activity
Tucson bank debits rose to 20,336,315 for the week ending June 6, up from 14,813,129 a year earlier. The Cle aring House cites higher living costs and stronger business activity, with activity well above the level from ten years ago.
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Tucson
Tucson Clearing House Association
Robert Salvatierra, Jr
The
Clearing House Association
Trees Hit By Cars After Auto Crashes In City
A pepper tree at the 1500 block of East Speedway was ripped from the ground by a car driven by Robert Owens of Davis Monthan AFB. Another crash damaged a telephone pole and hedge at North 12th Avenue and West Drachman Street. In a third collision at Waverly Street and North Norton Avenue a telephone pole and hedge were damaged. injuries included a back injury to Mrs Evman. Owens faced a bond hearing for property damage notification while Rover was held on DUI charges with case set for June 13.
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Robert Owens
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
East Speedway
North 12Th Avenue
West Drachman Street
Robert Eyman
Second St
Dwicht M. Anderson
Bellevue
Waverly Street
North Norton Avenue
Owens
Austin McWhorter
E. Speedway
Rover
Robert Evman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Evman
Jack Evman
E. Presidio St
Norton Avenue
Anderson
Eyman
Historic Savannah theatre and golf course rooted in early 1800s
A Savannah theatre founded in 1818 remains active alongside a golf course whose history traces back to 1811, illustrating the city’s long cultural and recreational legacy.
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Historic Spots
Atlanta
Savannah
Georgia
Indian Chief Sues Over Rain Making Damages
Yakima Washington June a Yakima Indian chief filed suit in superior court seeking 800 dollars in damages from Big Bend Water Denner Co. Chief Kintus Tecumseh alleges his hay crop was damaged by artificial rainfall caused by the company’s rain-making operations in the Big Bend country north of the Yakima valley, with attorney Homer Splawn representing him.
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Yakima, Wash
Kintus Tecumseh
Yakima
Big Bend
Yakima Valley
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EL Maestro
Colorado
Bert Loper
Joseph Desloge
St. Louis
Guy Forcier
Desloge
Frank Poettgen
Louisiana
William Cooper
Los Angeles
John Maxson
Denver
Colo
Carnegie Cal Tech
Clinton Seymour
Albuquerque
N. M
Edi Juan
Lake Arrowhead
Willie Taylor
Berkeley
Joseph
M. A
Dial
Poltees J
Ome
Ote
Nate
Hoolvent
Speedway
SEARS
Qualiroft
America
Baker’s Shoes
E. Congress
Harmony House
Duroweve Hamper
A Cory Onenet Son
Seroco
Homart
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