13 Jan 1947
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1947
Page
1
The article notes Ida Lupino, star of The Man I Love, emphasizes sleep and rest to gain a few pounds. It cites doctors confirming that standing or late routines contribute to weight loss and details a plan of naps, daylight rest, and avoiding prolonged standing.
A man in a Belmont apartment narrowly escaped injury when a gasoline stove incident started a small fire. He attempted to ignite the stove and threw fuel, causing flames to lick his arm as he watched the stove burn.
Phoenix Chamber publicity chief J Moberk Maris plans a publicity blitz with photographer Harry Sawyer and writer Dueil B. Henos. They arrived by Arizona Airways to cover the Arizona Sun Bowl and campus events, aiming to distribute pictures nationally via news service or large distributor. Local photographs will feature at Flagstaff and Tempe origins, with broader Arizona features depending on conditions.
Sister of Margie Evens appeals to the paper for help locating her in Indianapolis or nearby areas, saying Margie may be with Mira or Gloria Muse and requesting assistance to make contact, describing the matter as life and death and urging readers to reach out with any information.
Funeral services set for Mire Caratina Idella in Mesa at 2 pm. Her widow Willinoy N. Stanlaze, former chair of the Knjar County Board of Supervises and territorial water commission, notes Utah origins in 1880.
Fragmentary local notes from a Northern Arizona region recounts postings for a city engineer role, weather concerns, and community visits. Mentions J Weight vacancy, Major Wright tenure, Harold Gira Jian, and state shop seating commission chair G W PF Hus. Also notes Missleeippi visit, Miss Tee Vishnu in Wien, and J Waldhaws starting a business after leaving Rabbi's garage.
AP report from Magma eight miles northwest of Florence details a fatal air crash yesterday. Hershell Looper, 20, the pilot, and his emus died. witnesses said he died en route to hospital. Investigators arrived to confirm the crash site and identify the passenger status remains unclear.
In Phoenix a waitress Bea laltase Hegn died from burns suffered when a gasoline heater exploded in a cabin at Sportsmans Park. The incident occurred Saturday near Sportsmans Park and resulted in her death the following day.
The piece reports President Truman's labor policy contrasts with Republican plans. It describes party positions on secondary boycotts, jurisdiction strikes, and penalties, plus proposed federal mediation and arbitration machinery to aid collective bargaining and enforce labor contracts.
Savings bonds sold in Apache Coconino Mohave Navajo Yavapai counties in December totaled 149,400.40 with Navajo County second at 49,200.26 and Coconino fourth at 22,075.75. Statewide, bonds of all issues sold during the year exceeded 26 million dollars.
Shields of the Coconino Sun mechanical department and J Wyiawk ing of the Typographical Union attended the Prescott election meeting. Merh Deos was named president and Dys Mowlett was elected vice president.
The President urged a year end push for simple legislation to ease worker insecurity. Republicans promise bids on minimum wage and Social Security expansion while opposing a joint commission report by March 16. Congress may focus on targeted investigations into labor issues rather than broad reforms.
Williams News notes Mrs. James Korturas with Uy the SMS Cen Services visiting Phoenix Friday. Several locals travel to Los Angeles and attend events, concerts, and family gatherings.
Nogales Ariz Jan 14 Coroner Charles B Mardy said an inquest would be unnecessary in the death of William Te Tigtehér Sr assistant chief as toms inspector who reportedly swallowed poison yesterday Hatcher had been city windents since his wife died on New Year's corx personal safety related busket wound He was born in Phoenix and had served 18 years in the customs service His destinations included San Francisco Douglas and Nogales
American growers mastered the skilled business of producing cauliflower seed, once regarded as a European secret, sharing the wartime farming knowledge to advance seed production and supply.
Mrs Marion Mae Dugdale a former chiropodist of northern Arizona died in Ely Nevada Funeral services were held November 23 at Sacred Heart Church burial followed at Fay Cemetery She was born September 7 1876 in Wabasha County Minnesota and lived much of her life in Ely Survivors include daughter Mrs B C Mow near Salt Lake City son Ry Dugdale of Butte Montana nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren Mentions of Flagstaff Winslow and Kingman as places she traveled.
In Asuncion the government announced President Higinio Moriniga has taken command of armed forces and declared a state of siege following the discovery of a plot to overthrow his regime.
Rotarian club meeting at Canyon Rotary hosted a quiz contest with Charles Greening presiding. Louis Schellbach taught Rotary songs while E Seeler joined as new member. J Arthur Metzger narrated a vocal expression and quiz questions drew on Rotarian topics. J Arthur Motzgur led with score, Bill Coulter second, and F. visiting author Robert Weirbach carried prizes. Carl Lehnert of Denison Texas and others attended.
The fragment presents unclear statistics about age groups and populations with errors in spelling and phrasing. It mentions ratios such as every three men aged 75 to 40 and other mismatched figures, but lacks coherent context or reliable details for a proper summary.
An official report from Athens states guerrillas killed three, captured five Greek officials and twenty six men during a surprise assault on the village of Gravia, north of Athens. The attack occurred on the night of Tan. 18.
New York April 18 Babe Ruth former home run king remains unchanged after a night of delirium as doctors say his condition is steady and the star is not textfully responding to notes.
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