15 Aug 1947
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1947
Page
1
After World War I India joined the Treaty of Versailles era and the League of Nations. It grew industrially yet retained old manufacturing methods in many factories. Public life reflected change as the 1919 Government of India Act began a two house system amid social and political pressures.
A retrospective account traces India's push for self rule from 1920s attempts under Sir John Simon to universal suffrage, through failed conferences and Cripps mission of 1942, noting Muslim League concerns, federation plans, wartime shifts, Bose era banners, and Britain’s wartime concessions. It highlights Japan's influence and India's wartime industrial output.
A Washington column discusses Republican leaders Speaker Martin and Halleck, party strategy for the COP program, and potential ticket positions. It notes rail wage disputes, potential cost impacts, and references officials like Williaa Renton and Clare Booth Taue, with mentions of U.S. policy and investigations centering on political figures.
Joseph Bh Keyes, previously assistant commander at Flagstaff recruiting office, returns as master sergeant serving in the Army enlistment drive. He holds about six and a half years in uniform and continues in the recruiting service, reflecting ongoing wartime manpower needs.
Weather officials in Chicago and across the Mississippi to Appalachian region report temperatures easing after a week of extreme heat. Forecasters warn heat may linger in pockets, with relief expected today though some areas still experience high temps.
A Pennsy railroad wreck in Philadelphia killed engineer Duffloh, 67, and another engineer Blingenaitite, 48, as a passenger train derailed near Gardenville and Mt Vernon streets. About 230 people were jolted from seats. Oliver Troutman, 61, remained hospitalized with a skull fracture and possible internal injuries. Railroad officials issued no cause yet pending further investigation.
A nostalgic column recalls residents and events from years ago. Names such as Elizabeth Ports, Willams Biger, Mrs St Ys Goble, and Cass Dichi appear with scattered hometowns including San Fernando California, Bakersfield Alaska, and Phoenix. Mentions of church ministers, bank cashier Charles Isham, and local civic notes frame a mosaic of historical recollections with several residents traveling or embarking on short trips.
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A varied concert by the Allen Family of Hinckton Massachusetts is announced by Rev. Robert P. Trice of The Fesevated Community Church for Monday night. The event showcases young performers and a diverse program including violin, flute, trombone, trumpet and percussion with family members and guest musicians.
Mexicrh costume persona reform discussed by Zepeda and Hayden for faster border movement. Joint inspection noted in Dyownavill Texas as authorities seek a salubrious Nogales initiative. Asia Minow cited as birthplace of three major religions.
Aug. 15. Douglas and Bisbee unions have finalized on working contracts with the Phelps Dodge Corporation. The agreement, approved by U.S. Commissioner Ed Ruddy, covers theHae Tong district Bisbee and Morenci Joes of the International Mine Workers. It provides for a wage increase of 42 cents an hour, six paid holidays, seniority protections, no-lockout clauses, and a voluntary checkoff.
In East Lansing Michigan brothers Paul and Jack Seibold feature in a college scene as they exceed expectations against Wisconsin. The Badger coach Emanuel reacts with astonishment while Seibold siblings gain acclaim, their performance capturing attention with a swift, decisive win.
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