State Highway Work To Start In Arizona After Moratorium Lift
Washington announces end of federal highway construction ban. Arizona to begin a $6,042,218 program with $2,948,614 approved for primary projects and $3,093,604 for previously approved improvements. Primary and secondary projects cover routes from Benson to Marinette and well beyond, including major arterials in Phoenix and Tucson corridors.
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Phoenix
Washington
Arizona
W. C. LeFebvre
Federal Public Roads Administration
Benson-Stein Pass
Tucson-Benson
Phoenix-Wickenburg
Peoria
Marinette
Prescott-Ash Fork
Geronimo
Bowie Junction
Pearce
Black Canyon
Rock Springs
Central Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Prince Road
Tucson
Mt. Lemmon
Scoville to Leave Juvenile Court Bench
Judge Harold R. Scoville relinquishes the juvenile court bench after three years of service. He will retire January 1 to practice law and be replaced by Judge Thomas J. Croaff. Scoville drew national attention for night sessions and strong orders to clean up dance halls and to summon parents to court.
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Phoenix
Harold R. Scoville
Maricopa County
Scoville
Joneses Seek 17760 In Loss On Job Contract
Howard E A Jones and Frances sue David and Julia Sprunt for 17760 damages claiming they were hired to manage the Deseret Motor hotel at 1303 North Stone Avenue on a three year contract paying 3000 annually plus an apartment utilities and maid service. They allege the Sprunts later refused to let them continue.
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Howard E. A. Jones
Frances
David
Julia Sprunt
Superior Court
Jones
Sprunts
Deseret Motor Hotel
North Stone Avenue
Sprints
Wallace Tries To Halt Atom Output
Wallace calls for stopping atomic bomb production during the move to world control. He argues U S insistence on production and stockpiling blocks agreement with the Soviet Union and that Russia must accept inspection. Baruch counters the charge as ignorance while confirming no such commitment exists.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
U.P
Wallace-Baruch Atomic Energy
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Bernard Baruch
U. S
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Truman
Baruch
Soviet Union
United
Moscow
Russia
Arizona Airways Awarded 30 Day Charter Permit
Phoenix Oct 4 Arizona Airways Inc won a 30 day charter permit to operate charter service to all points in the state. The commission will grant a permanent permit if G and G Airlines fails to provide adequate service and was told to add two planes within the period. Arizona Airways bid for contract air carrier service was denied as it already holds scheduled carrier authority.
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Phoenix
Arizona Airways, Inc
Arizona Corporation Commission
G and G
Arizona Airways
Bryant Warns Park Vandals Over Grand Canyon Vandalism
Grand Canyon National Park superintendent Harold G. Bryant urged public help to curb vandalism after a record travel year. He cited a damaged exhibit case beside the Colorado River and noted a 325 percent rise to 488,819 visitors from 20 foreign countries.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Harold G. Bryant
Grand Canyon National Park
National Park Service
Bryant
Colorado River
Bright Angel Trail
Park Administration
United States
Reseeded Desert Near Tucson Attracts Visitor Surge
The Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 tourism season shows California leading with 114 060 visitors followed by Arizona 39 623 Illinois 25 412 and Ohio 23 833. Grand Canyon now a half million visitor park. A Pennsylvanian nomist studies revegetation of 50 000 acres near Tucson and Papago reservation. Dr Lytle Adams wins 175 000 congress appropriation to distribute seed pellets and has sowed 10 000 acres.
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Arizona
Illinois
Ohio
Bryant
Grand Canyon National Park
Pennsylvania
Tucson
Papago
Saturday Evening Post
Charles W. Towne
Western Ways Photographic Service Company
Lytle S. Adams
Congress
Sun Valley Reveals New Air Coach Buses for Phoenix Route
Three new air coach buses left Chicago for delivery to Phoenix to serve the Phoenix Tucson routes. Once delivered, service between Phoenix and Tucson will run every two hours. The buses feature modern conveniences designed for maximum comfort according to Sun Valley Bus Lines.
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Chicago
Phoenix
Phoenix-Tucson
Sun Valley Bus Lines
Cognac Favored by Louis XVI and Napoleon
The historical note recalls cognac as the preferred beverage of Louis XVI of France and Napoleon Bonaparte, highlighting its status among monarchs and military leaders.
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Louis XVI
France
Napoleon
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