21 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mechanical superintendent and advertising matter. The readable portion hints at a local notice or public posting with names and roles, but lacks clear actions, dates, places, or entities to form a full event summary.
The Northern Arizona Museum and Art Society governs the museum, attracting visitors with exhibits and scientific displays. Despite its long-standing role and generous funding, many in northern Arizona have never visited this notable attraction or its surrounding grounds. From Verde Valley to Preloria and beyond, the museum stands as a premier regional lure for travelers and locals alike.
A fragmented local page notes Miss Dorothy Pouch away Sunday from Foescutl while visiting friends. It mentions Huddy Magey’s sharp shooting in a high school basketball game and Moyer scoring 28 points. Several residents and visitors are listed, including Mrs Harry Koll and Mira Gelith Porras, with brief notes on arrivals and a former deputy sheriff Alexander Jack Ginstialiy resigning to join a different service.
The text presents a fragmented discussion on Greek tensions amid rising dictatorial threats, referencing DeWitt Mackenzie and international concerns about fascist and communist forces. It contemplates Greece's future, leadership fears, and possible authoritarian shifts, with mentions of foreign commentaries and political figures.
A garbled report notes King George recalls, exile politics, and censorship in Greece. It mentions exile on Lamon Min Cyeok, public unrest, and alleged death by action, with vague references to Greek leaders inspiring later politicians and a sign from Tes Vt2 feet.
Washington column reports Kenneth Frye, head of the State Department International Broadcasting Division, resigns with a sense of frustration. He cites lack of a coherent government policy and the need for a clear plan and funds to support Voice of America programs as postwar changes loom. Frye notes congressionally reduced staff and budgets and urges stronger leadership and private industry involvement to sustain foreign language broadcasts. He welcomes George Allen’s upcoming leadership and calls for decisive postwar direction.
A northern Avizons chapter of the National Refrigeration Sirvier Engineer was organized with ministers Fray Flagstaff Winslow Grand Canyon Caiton wool and Frescatt Elna A Hub bard as president. Charter ceremonies were held at a dinner in Wostel Meniy Vista where WW. W. Alli son of Los Angeles, president of the organization, attended.
Tomball residents describe soaring costs and comparatively low wages with free water and gas, as Mayor Paris cites wartime price shifts lingering. Apartments, groceries, and meals show notable increases while locals recall prewar figures and seek affordable living amid a bustling town adapting to higher living costs.
The B P O Elks announce ninety scholarships offering up to 100 dollars each to American boys and girls in all states. Open to high school seniors and underclass college students regardless of race or religion, the program requires a blank application, photograph, autobiography, financial need statement, school records, and letters of endorsement. Applications via local judges and the applicant’s home state Elks secretary.
A court ordered action against former resort owners Herman A and Matilda Vitten for alleged rent, meal charges, and related overcharges. The case targets the former owners and seeks recovery of due amounts amid ongoing legal proceedings.
The Phoeni an B eekeepers Association reelected J M Bledsoe as president and kept all officers for the new term. C G Bayless of Glendale, G spress L Benson of Phoenix, W C Callier of Tucson, and Leslie Wedgerarti of Oracle were also reelected to key posts.
Holy Communion to be celebrated Thursday at 10 in the chapel of the Balih Church of the Episcopal. Readers note adornments with lilies and ceremonial details.
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