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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1948
Page
1
The article analyzes Soviet aims on Danube waterway control. It notes Western observers and leaders debate domination of river traffic, with references to Allied and Communist positions and key figures shaping policy and rhetoric.
Washington Column describes President Truman's inflation plan facing House Bank ing and Currency Committee Chairman Rep Jesse Walcott in a grilling session. Porter defends the bill while Walcott questions emergency authority over credit controls and regulatory powers.
The Soviet foreign minister comments on tension in the Danube area as Western powers seek to limit a Danubian state from being weakened. Trade in the region is linked to broader Marshall Plan aims, while concerns over control and access to the Blue Danube persist.
Dayton reports say Local 768 United Electrical Workers voted to continue the Univis Long Co strike until a satisfactory agreement is reached. National Guardsmen kept watch over nonstrike workers while pickets were scant and city officials hoped for early settlement. Union leaders avoided naming future tactics after a 92 day strike.
Washington figures spar over how to curb inflation with price controls wage limits and tighter credit The dialogue probes which sectors would face controls and whether temporary measures or broader powers are feasible Porter defends limited measures while Wolcott presses for decisive action and Federal Reserve aid The exchange highlights the era’s struggle to balance government intervention and economic stability amid looming credit and price pressures
A state sex education group convened this week at Arizona College in Plugstath for a two week health and safety education workshop led by Frank Williams. The committee aims to study sex education questions in Arivestad schools and consider revisions. Consultants include Frank Stafford and Viend T. Worth with U S Public Health involvement.
The Woodmen of the World camp in Flagstaff has been wholly reactivated under District Manager J B Barees. The operation centers on membership growth as the camp resumes activities from its Flagstaff headquarters and becomes the oldest Woodmen camp in Arizona.
Two Navajo County youths made the dean's list at the University of Arizona for the recent semester. Haul Rewnig, a sophmore from Winslow, and Melvin Uateh, a senior from Holbrook, are named among liberal arts honors recipients.
Advertises hot mineral baths and massage services at Verde, Arizona. Mentions general and corrective massage offerings, along with wellness treatments. Includes garbled phrases for rates and operations.
A robbery suspect in Yuma was released after officers failed to connect fingerprints to a known suspect. The case involved theft of cash and items, with two men taken into custody for questioning during the weekend.
In Vatican City aged cardinal Enrico Cantinale, the church’s oldest member, died early today. The College of Cardinals now lists seven members, with vacancies noted as the line of succession adjusts after his passing.
An OCR fragment lists Mary Elaine Ifen at Stile College with names like Loupe Alable J Disen and a consultant role. It mentions Department Mth and DH Lithaednkaston, and a visor of elementary onue trtrenl ot Kelderlien Mex Mraalet.
Arizona State Health Department mobile X ray unit will travel north of the Grand Canyon next week visiting Jacob Lake and other towns including Chloride and Kingman with service hours from 1 to 6 pm or 2 to 7 pm. The program aims to provide X ray screening to residents in Grand Canyon area and nearby towns over two days per location.
Advertisement for opening of phone operator examinations at Flagstaff Navajo Ordnance Depot. Salaries listed as 2198 per year with a written test. Probationary appointments to trainee grades leading to GM positions. Applications encouraged from first or second class post offices with instructions to contact the director in Sag Frank, Calif.
The former film actress Lucille Bremer, linked to Louis Rodriguez, reportedly met in Mexico and announced their engagement some months ago. The wedding plans remain unclear as public details are scarce and the couple keeps a low profile amid ongoing war coverage.
Official tally shows Papago Indians registered to vote in county elections. About 314 listed in Pinal and 50 in adjacent areas. details incomplete due to garbled text. Names such as Thomas A. Seminida appear in the council context, with unclear dates and counties mentioned.
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