29 Apr 1948
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1948
Page
1
Report from May 15 on Britain's pullback in Palestine amid Middle East tensions. Debates center on a potential pause in fighting, a truce, and a token force to protect Jerusalem while Arab and Jewish leaders seek a peace framework under U.N. and British oversight.
The Forest Service dispatcher’s office has moved from North San Prmeisea Street Inea tian Lo to the Krohk Hil warehouse. Phone numbers 480 and 481 remain in use. The Mlagstad-Fiden Hlistelet rangers’ office stays at North San Francisco Street temporarily.
Peter Eison reports on Ohio delegate allocation ahead of the GOP convention. The piece analyzes Swensen and Stassen prospects, district contests, and the impact of candidates not aligned with the party machine. It notes key districts and the practical political factors shaping delegate outcomes.
Knights Cahanbus hosted a Wednesday visit from the State Chaplain Father Iowan and local leaders. The meeting discussed council laws, Mother's Day plans, and a televised program for the observance with members urged to attend.
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Giola asks Phoenix court to mandate a financial penalty if her ex husband Willi Ditcher fails to return the children after summer visits. The Philadelphia socialite held custody for extended summer periods and was asked to specify provisions governing return and custodial duties in the settlement objection.
Arabs rejected a French proposal for an international police force to guard Jerusalem. Jews accepted a plan for a 1,000 member elite force to safeguard the city. The Arab vote against the plan dashed hopes for its establishment and left Jerusalem’s daily life unsettled.
The Senate approved Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati to be Secretary of Commerce. Sawyer, a former ambassador to Belgium, was named by President Truman to succeed Harriman, who had announced plans to resign as envoy to a group of nations.
Clifton's request to exceed its budget by up to six thousand one hundred ten dollars was approved by the State Tax Commission and reported from Phoenix. Aqil 2 (AP) notes the agency's action on the town's application to go over its limit.
In a report on the 1940 race, analysts note campaign tactics favor Wisconsin and Nebraska. Delegates will be chosen in May and June, with Stassen claiming 800 by the Philadelphia convention. The balance of power centers on pledged vs free delegates and bloc votes.
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MENICO CITY April 29 AP Mossown cattlemen convene to plan restocking ranches as foot and mouth disease prompts calls for government action. Agriculture Secretary Ortiz Garza notes vaccination as a key tool and outlines costs per dose while stressing infection control and inspection.
City water department crews are laying a sized metal drain pipe in the alley between North Beaversm and North Stamplives elroet. The work aims to replace the flooded ditch and improve access for the growing number of business buildings in the area.
A fragmented reminiscence column recalls old moments and local names. It mentions names such as Phillip, Roper Rie, and Susie Mikinvig, alongside scattered references to events at a lake town and a pastry shop window display.
Flagstaff’s American Legion Post 4, one of the state’s few with rising numbers, reports surpassing its yearly membership quota. The post vows to maintain growth as it approaches convention time. New members Keller, Boi Franc, Iiror bus Cyngor join under the Dredd department leadership at Grand itor. City news also notes hospital updates and local shifts in attendance.
Martha Nellis 88 a longtime Williams resident died Tuesday. A Methodist church member she helped organize the church choir and led local Rebekah Lodge activities for six decades. She is survived by three children Murele John of Williams and a son in Phoenix. Funeral arrangements were pending in Williams.
A May 5 gathering of Jones Toastmasters features a program with Paul Ellis and Bob Frongke, plus Tar the events with David To nes and Chub Preeitant. Regular speaker lineups include Welton Bi fin and Ed Barker as part of a lively club evening.
A reformatted item notes that Arizona State Date Experiment Station will reopen on July 3 after a long hiatus. The university press release mentions renewed operations and a meeting held yesterday with Arizona state and Phoenix representatives present.
In Turson on April 29 an AP report notes attempts to pass counterfeit twenty dollar bills and other fakes. Police defend measures as the state wide alert continues with arrests and ongoing manhunt for the counterfeiters after several failed passes.
A quirky Bank Statement piece critiques banking puzzles and ethics in Arizona. It playfully questions figures like eighteen million and dozens of thousands, wonders why uneamed interest is kept, and hints at salaries and philanthropy in a skeptical tone. The text blends humor with a look at assets, liabilities, and unearned income.
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