28 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention day one schedule for Chino residents, with references to a character Py Tuluy and unclear school involvement. The text is garbled, preserving few concrete details or names beyond Chino and a personal name likely misspelled.
A local critique targets an Arizona Times editorial praising Copper, Citrus, and Climate as the state's engine. The writer argues editors misstate Arizona’s economy, assuming southern reliance on irrigation while northern gains from tourism and lumber, and questions crude generalizations about weather and crops. The piece notes the Times overstates optimism and dismisses outsiders.
DeWitt Mackenzie notes UN referral of the Kashmir dispute may avert wider conflict. He lauds India and Pakistan for seeking a peaceful path through the United Nations and supports a three nation commission and a future plebiscite to decide Kashmir’s status.
I A Mulcahy of Tucson lumber was named chairman of the Artizeya Society for Crippled Children’s 1948 Easter Seals drive set for February 26 through March 28. Rev. Ak Smith of Nevagalus, president of the board, announces the honorary committee of four for the annual campaign. Members include Huzeltine of Proescatt, Walge Loci 8 of Phoenix, Walter R. Bimaan of Phoenix, and rank CG Drophy of Phoenix. The group pledges support for Arizona grappled children and the state society’s broader program funded by Easter Seals.
The IOC subcommittee in Switzerland notified that they must reject both United States ice hockey teams as contestants in the Winter Olympic Games. The decision affects the US squads competing for hockey contests in the event.
The text argues about the population of nehmir at about 4 100 000 with 66 percent being Tite vrata and a largely uneducated majority. It notes Kashmir Hindus and educated groups, but emphasizes the inhabitants are mostly ignorant yet capable of future improvement, warning against a pleboscite decided by weak authorities and suggesting guidance from the U. Ny.
OCR reads like a jumble of names and events. It mentions UNESCO, King Cayal of urlod, and a security incident at a building. It references Representative Piglogue and Chairman Eaton, plus Hoffmann and Hoffnen. Overall the piece blends foreign affairs chatter with congressional theatrics.
Washington AP reports George P. Tarkex, director of War department transportation, turned down the Civil Aeronautics Authority chairmanship offered by President Truman. Tarkex cited inability to accept the $60,000 annual salary, opting to remain in his current role.
Nogales international port of entry designation approved for Mosico-bound A. S. aircraft with Treas permits. Manager Evans announced 88 private planes from Portland bound for Guaymas and Mazatlan would gather for departure next day amid the busiest month in the airport’s history.
Air Force General hunting activity in Mexico involved a trio of planes including General Ramey and others from U.S. units. General Ramey flew his private plane with support from Chica, Selsor, and others from Monthan and Davis-Montane commands. The three aircraft reportedly reached the Obregon region yesterday.
Ten years ago in Phoenix a younger daughter and family were noted with local names and events. Dolly and Mr and Mrs Hareld Troge hosted visitors as daily life and school matters appear in a community column style record.
Incomplete OCR report notes plane inventor In Ureilte Wien Vi died after a heart attack. Meni Vatley hospital staff assisted, following his Bee ail. Geneery company tied to Thirty here on budausy ty Cruely Years Aynd dames Giddings. Ramon Asa, sheep man, left Tavoatny ens to venn for the svin.
The Flagshaff 2 Juin plan a Mindsy night at the Arizon Sno-Howl lodge with a January arrival for Jiwany Findbitt and Novavenn Shurber. Club members discuss filppy hot red races during Wind week, aiming to host events in Flagstaff with city officials and park support.
PHOENIX Jan 28 AP Alty. Gen. de Concini said that college students need not pass examinations on the state and federal constitutions to graduate. He noted that high school constitution requirements are sufficient for graduation.
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