Park Rates To Be Increased Across National Parks
The National Park Service released 1947 price increases for rooms and meals at major parks and monuments. Highlights include Boulder Dam area lodging rising from 3.50 to 4.50, Grand Canyon El Tovar stay at 5.50, and meals and cabins showing modest hikes in various parks from Arizona to Utah.
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Nevada
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Hoover
Canyon de Chelly National Monument
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Painted Desert Inn
Zion
Bryce Canyon
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Retiring Sea Lion Magnate At 94 In Santa Barbara
In Santa Barbara Calif a 94 year old sea lion trader Captain George McGuire known as the Henry Ford of the live seal business says he is retiring. He has shipped over 2500 California sea lions to zoos and circuses worldwide and plans to pass the business to his nephew while investing in G bonds.
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Britain to Consult Russia on Marshall Plan Steps
A Foreign Office spokesman said Britain would soon hold direct talks with the Soviet Union on the U S aid Europe plan. Direct contact will use normal diplomatic channels. Bevin is not expected to visit Moscow, unlike planned Paris talks on European reconstruction. France has asked Russia for its views. U S Ambassador Caf ferry met with Premier Ramadier in Paris for a general survey of conditions, with Marshall plan discussions likely.
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Last Rites Held For R J Walker
Final rites were held at Grace Episcopal church for Frederick James Walker 53 who died Saturday in a local hospital Cremation followed at South Lawn memorial park A native of England he moved with the Evans school to Tucson in 1921 He served with the Canadian army in World War I and was employed by Consolidated Vultee during the last war Survivors include his wife Elizabeth Jane Walker a daughter Mrs Edward Tappan Tucson and a brother Harry Walker Bury England Reilly Undertaking arranged the service.
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Reilly Undertaking Company
Summer broadcast highlights from KTUC in Arizona
Praises greet the University of Arizona summer show and the Agri cultural Department review of Arizona places and people in Mohave County. KTUC broadcasts seven nights a week at 1400 with various programs including Sound Off at 6 30 and American Melody Hour at 7 00.
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Orchestra World Magazine
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Evelyn MacGregor
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America
Red Cross Blood Bank
U S Must Be Kept Powerful Says Forrestal at Wellesley
Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal told graduates at Wellesley College that the world faces three problems including writing peace for Germany and Japan and disarmament. He urged building and empowering the United Nations and preserving U S military power to sustain vitality and action. He emphasized restoring economies and confidence after peace treaties are written.
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Sleep Tonight Quiet Nervous Tension with Seda Tars
Sleep Tonight offers Seda Tars to soothe nervous tension and improve rest. The ad promises satisfaction or money back and is available at Broadway Village Drug Store with free delivery from the prescription pharmacist, contact phone 379.
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Country Club
U.S. Trade Deficit Sparks Call for Investment Program
Experts warn a growing surplus of imports over exports could drain American purchasing power and threaten postwar prosperity. A State Department official notes potential money shortages abroad if no change occurs, urging an American program of credits grants and material aid to rebuild allies and sustain global demand.
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