08 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1948
Page
1
AU News features a program by the University of Ubinei4 Cottey of Ligitiaiey to teach 2000 youngsters brushing for dental health. Children will brush teeth at school mornings and afternoons with parental support at home to prevent tooth decay.
An old Cochise report notes a yield of three bales of cotton per acre. The fragment mentions field conditions and expected changes in acreage productivity, with remarks on harvest timing and farm management implications.
Phoenix AP report outlines Central Arizona Light and Power Company plans a large building program. President Leary J. Sargent announced expenditures for additions to electric plants and facility enlargements. The total project scope reaches about 12.5 million dollars over two years, covering reconstruction and new capacity.
Santa Cruz County moved for an emergency levy of 47000 dollars after a public hearing. Commissioner Thad Mayared recommended the request to the commission amid a vote count of ten opposed.
The highway department division announced November fuel tax receipts at 718 148.90 dollars, up 7.0 percent from the prior year. Funds will be allocated to the county and state highway programs per policy.
Washington report outlines federal filing options for jointly or separately filed returns based on combined income above or below $2000. It explains exemptions for dependents, splits of exemptions between spouses, and rules on dividing support to maximize tax relief, with examples and state considerations.
A historical tax note outlines non taxable income categories including court ordered payments, support and alimony, inheritances, life insurance and accident settlements, and government benefits. It lists pensions, veterans’ benefits, disability compensation, unemployment aid, and retirement pay as examples, with emphasis on excluding these from taxable income.
DeWitt MacKenzie argues religion remains the world’s strongest counter to communism. The piece cites a revival of faith in Russia and other states after upheavals, noting priests’ persecution eased yet church influence persists amid state atheism and political shifts.
Phier Edson weighs questions about the Marshall Plan and its ability to curb Western Europe deficits. He notes aid mostly as loans, some outright grants, and warns of possible communist shifts despite U.S. financing. The piece discusses repayment, domestic price pressures, and the risk of nationalizations in recipient countries.
A reflective piece recalls the 1440 invention’s ripple in literacy and culture. It weighs printing against oral tradition, noting humanity’s drive for easier communication and the enduring impact on banks, commerce, and the spread of ideas.
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