16 Jan 1947
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1947
Page
1
Unclear text shows Jerusalem police observe a bomb warning and reference to locations and individuals in a confusing mix of words. The legible parts mention legal or procedural actions and a contact number, with scattered references to cities and figures.
The March of Dimes response follows a severe polio outbreak with wide state fundraising drives and a push for doubled contributions. Key officials face scrutiny over distribution plans as funds aim to provide medical care and research support nationwide.
The article notes Farra Account Books aiding taxpayers with simplified records and tax documentation. It discusses the role of lenders and officials in organizing past financial data, while highlighting upcoming changes affecting borrowers and family finances.
A university affiliated professor connected to Stott OF Magazine and Vine Arts College is noted as associate editor. Arthur Olaf Andersen of the University of Arizona linked to the publication context appears in the report with ties to arts and academia.
The SUN recounts opening actions of the 13th Legislature with Ben Rabbitt and John Babbitt steering committee chairs, Christensen and Jameson in speaker contests, and Governor Om rhorn delaying delivery of his message as lawmakers react amid rival loyalties and public attention.
A letter from the American Legion Department headquarters Phoenix thanks the Legion Auxiliary and donors for gifts to Yanks. It praises hospital workers andVeterans, notes appreciation from Department leaders, and encourages continued support for national programs and holiday efforts.
Federal employees in Atizone are shown to purchase bonds under the Payroll Savings Plan. Amy Stuart reports a total of 1 month in bonds representing a portion of gross pay. The article mentions political controversy and legislative reactions amid party tensions and a looming speaker election.
The column by CUTER BUSON examines the President's first Economic Report to Congress. It highlights long, dense prose, scattered readable sections, and calls for clearer guidance on employment, production, and long term policies while noting the report’s mixed clarity and repetitive financial focus.
The Norwegian shin Stela Polarig arrived in Rio de Janeiro from Norway on a goodwill mission since the war. Bankers, artists, businessmen, sportsmen, professors and industrialists aboard.
Williane 1, Mourn 45, was sentenced to 18 months to two years by Judge Russell in the superior court. He confessed to grand theft from an auto dealership, allegedly selling a car as his own and defrauding an innocent buyer as reported by the sheriff and city police.
In Tucson on January 16, reports say Avigone inditing firms entered objections during proceedings. The dispute involves Pulonill Distytet and several named companies including Phelps Dube, Shattuck, and Miaat Copper Co. Details reference about 3,000 workers and substantial sums, with appearances noted and contested information.
Nanking reports government may resume talks with the Communist forces. Chang Chih Chi, governor of Sikiang, appeared at Yenan to present proposals to Communist leadership. U S Ambassador Stuart, in close touch with factions, relayed details as efforts depend on broader coalition.
A Brazilian cadet Milton M. Ajuz bailed from a burning Balt yi at Williams Field on a Wednesday. The incident involved a trainee pilot and raised questions about firefighting readiness and safety protocols at the airfield. Authorities investigated the cause while cadets responded to the emergency scene.
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