20 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1948
Page
1
Reported note appears to describe a local issue at Flagstaff post office involving a scout class matter. Details are fragmentary, with unclear names or dates. Further readable text needed for a precise card.
Emiett Arlo Miller, longtime dentist and pillar of the community, died after a life of service. He lived in the county for 13 years and previously resided in Phoenix and Kansas, earning respect for gentleness, wit, and civic involvement. His passing leaves a lasting impression on peers and youth alike.
The column records a long list of attendees at a Masonic charity event, travels to Sante Monten, California, and Maples work convening. It notes families, rights discussions, and a mix of social visits, with references to Melitha facing international attention and U S diplomatic factors shaping air travel and port reopenings.
Paradise announces new staff for brush disposal in the national forest region. Koluisi Rotty joins as forest service assistant while existing personnel expand duties to improve waste management and response efficiency.
A garbled passage discusses Libya and Mellaha, mentions the central and eastern Mediterranean, and cites capitals including Italy Yugoslavia Albania Bulgaria. It hints at Arab Algeria or Egypt and suggests regional cooperation for peace, with uncertain dates or actions.
Suunday Fran Bren Baten and Vloylda visited January 11 to 14 as guests of Stowe Assurance, with 20 other salesmen. They rode a charter train from Kansas City to a Kansas resort, enjoyed swimming, dancing, and shows, and Andy became president of the Geant Club. Rose Raton is noted as a prominent figure in Florida.
Shipments of 160 tons of copper are expected to begin next week as repairs finish below the second level at Douglas. Authorities say production will accelerate once shaft work is completed, with efforts aimed at increasing copper flow in the coming days.
Smitty OShiine, missionary to Abe Sbitians, spoke at the Fingathif Kiwanis Club meeting. Two members were inducted, and Rev. Smith addressed Christlike tenets amid Yuletide reflections, with introductions to new officers and guests.
AP report states Rivera family victims of a fiction fire in California will be buried in Tucson. Mrs Tyo Bh Ah 2 Christine J and Jkerbert three months Bertarda Stivera husband Bertarda were among the dead or missing. Two other children survive.
A Washington column critiques AFL building influence and the real estate lobby within Congress. It notes confessional leaders, Speaker, Majority figures, and committee chairs shaping law, while urging exploration of political effects and testimony by party members amid legislative pressure.
Washington NEA staff explain the basic income tax deduction rules for families and dependents. It covers medical and insurance expenses, miscellaneous deductions, and how to compute taxable income, with guidance on standard vs itemized deductions and filing status. The text emphasizes using actual expenses and references pages and schedules from the publication.
Concerning controversy over union integrity and alleged discrimination, Gamble faces probes as Chicago labor disputes unfold. Ralph Ciwin linked figures, hearings loom, and leaders seek cross party cooperation while committees form to address corruption claims amid mounting public pressure.
The Sun’s Ore Bertie Holbrook reports December car inspections show Benson station leading with 29,888 vehicles. Other top totals include Ehrenberg 21,148, Holbrook 19,520, and Kingman 13,940, as state officials note steady traffic across stations.
A Gamble aide says an announcement may come soon but others urge a cautious approach. The dialogue touches on political motive, union trades, housing issues, and the influence of various figures in a tense, fragmentary record.
Worshipful Migler Oreille M. Pendergrass announces five talks in the Masonis ref program. An AIL guest Afasong yee is invited to attend. The entire program is planned to last under one hour with refreshments to follow.
Fragmented OCR notes report a new ladies shoppe opening in Florida with mentions of Sultan Benson formerly of Chocnis and a stock of dresses. Bessun is named as office manager for Cheshire Motors. Additional garbled text references promotions and Pepsi pricing without clear specifics.
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