19 Aug 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1949
Page
1
A discussion argues for party loyalty in Congress through a party caucus defining must pass measures. It proposes keeping lawmakers tied to core planks while allowing independent judgment beyond those lines, balancing party soundness with personal integrity and responsibility.
The DeWitt MacKenzie piece argues that Stanley and Calin Smith’s 2,700 mile small-boat Atlantic crossing embodies British individuality. It cites London and regional papers praising courage, skill, and the value of the individual against state control, while questioning Britain’s future under welfare promises.
Fifty people died and 62 to 73 were injured in a Turkish earthquake that struck several provinces late Wednesday night. Reports describe widespread destruction in Hingot Bremrum and Freincan, amid chaotic aftermath and economic strain as the nation faces elections and shifting political debates. Strong social and economic questions frame the calamity as leaders consider national policy responses.
Peter Rdsun reports a Washington column criticizing the proposed Anderson bill linked to farm parity. The piece notes federal support plans, industry opposition, and hints at a compromise evolving from the Gore bill with various agricultural groups weighing in.
The piece discusses the Anderson bill aiming to provide support prices for basic commodities and production payments, highlighting how certain perishable items like milk meat and dairy could be restricted from support, potentially raising costs and altering price dynamics for processed versus lower-priced foods.
Phoenix dispatch reports a campaign against wildcat truckers with nine drivers detained at a Tucson area stop. Officials from the state motor vehicle commission say inspectors halted three illegal operators and identified safety deficiencies in heavy trucks. Additional checks are planned statewide through the late period.
In Juarez Mexico authorities discharged several custom officers amid a dispute involving a casino collector. The El Paso newsroom reports the action as part of a broader cross border issue, with references to employees and protests connected to the incident.
Governor and senior officials visit Fort Huachuca to review Arizona National Guard facilities, training programs, and range activities. Col. Thomas L. Malin praises the center as among the nation’s finest training hubs.
Prescott Aug 12 AP Woodmen of the World will hold their chaval encampment near Prescott on September 1 at the Aplzoen church grounds. Expected attendees include Wesley G. Yotin secretary of state Gen W C Brownlen and Cok G B McDonald among others from Arizona and neighboring states.
Scott Feott is named Greenlee county superior court judge to succeed the late Thomas Allyn. The appointment is effective immediately for the balance of the unexpired term ending January TH. The University of Arizona graduate and former state legislator will take the bench in Phoesin.
A collage of short notes recalls weekend visits and local social events. Names such as Miss Bobbye Bennett, Mrs WB Raudebaugh, and Mrs Waller Cavisom appear alongside mentions of trips to California, coast visits, a Labor Day celebration planned in Cotemwood, and a few residents retained through the summer with unspecified tasks or travels.
A national weather bulletin notes temperatures near normal for most areas with a slight chill early today. Fair skies prevail except lower Mississippi Valley and parts of New England, where scattered showers occur. The heaviest rainfall reported near Topeka.
Phoenix report notes a new county hospital unit costing 305000 dollars was completed last November. Installation of utilities and infrastructure remains, with a tentative opening date set for September 15. County supervisors approved the project and expect the facility to serve the region upon final commissioning.
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