Canyons of Arizona Draw Tourists With Enchanting Beauty
The Arizona Industrial Congress promotes the state's canyons from Grand Canyon to Painted Desert as premier tourist attractions. Highlights include Grand Canyon National Park, El Tovar, Kaibab Forest, and scenic viewpoints like Hopi Point and Yavapai Point. Northern regions offer Grand Canyon Lodge, Marble Gorge access, and Canyon de Chelly with ancient cliff dwellings. Oak Creek Canyon near Flagstaff and Sabine Canyon near Tucson are noted for trout streams and scenic drives.
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Kaibab Forest
Tuba City
Orabi
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Ganady
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Canyon de Chelly
Automobiles
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Waite House
Antelope Ruin
Murry Cave
Inventor Hopes Moon Flight By Oberth Rocket
Frederick Wuey reports that Professor Hermann Oberth aims to launch a trial rocket from the Baltic coast near Harst to reach 50 kilometers and dream of a mission to the moon. French scientist Robert Jesnaun-Joltiere predicts a moon voyage within 10 to 15 years with sufficient funding and testing. The current rocket is staged on the western Catalina range, with nearby Santa Rita mountains and Huachuca area mentioned for recreation.
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Mrs Field’s Divorced Rocket Aims For Spaceflight
A large steel rocket shell with magnesium shielding and a parachute release is built to endure temperature changes. Oberth designs a hydrogen burn engine for a 50 second initial burst to reach high speed. Two distant observation posts will track its arc and ensure recovery to a safe shell. SOMEIRTON-C. W. flightfills secured a hangar contract at the local airport.
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Gallant Fox Could Meet Reveille Boy in Derby Preview
Turf followers anticipate Reveille Boy's upset bid after winning the American Derby at Mashington Park. If successful, he may clash with Gallant Fox and the 1935 contenders including Preakness hopefuls and the Gatonia fixture, the next major stakes on the season with 75,000 added.
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Treezing Cailanai Pox
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Postpone Selection Of Dirigible Base
Washington announces postponement of selecting a site for the navy dirigible base. Committee votes delay action and the plan to base the airship facility remains unsettled into December. Local owners Gellaint Fox and Whichoens are mentioned in connection with nominations and shipping decisions.
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Wilton Woodward
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Whichoens
Former Sprinter Dies in Auto Crash with Four Injured
An auto wreck last night in Phoenix involved a vehicle driven by Charles El Borah and a second car, killing one person and injuring four others. The incident also involved a truck from the University of Southern California.
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Plans for 10 room addition at Wollten Hotel
Wellton officials announce construction plans for a 10 room expansion to the Wollten Hotel. The project aims to modernize accommodations and boost local tourism. Work is expected to begin this season with a phased completion timeline.
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Northern Arizona Furniture Co
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Winslow, Arizona
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