04 Jul 1950
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1950
Page
1
An OCR fragment from a post office record mentions Flugetutt Avitonsy and a dated August 5 1911. The text is heavily garbled, offering no clear action, recipient, or official details beyond the location and date.
The text asserts America’s ideal of broad personal freedom across a vast nation while warning against fear and suspicion fueled by communism. It argues that economic inequality should be addressed, but protecting speech and thought remains essential to the American identity proclaimed in 1776 and still valued today.
NEA report by Veteran Boson analyzes lax enforcement of slot machine laws in Michigan. Governor Stevenson and Attorney General Ivan Elliott push for local enforcement to curb corruption tied to casino profits and non gambling law enforcement.
The governor faces a divided stance as state police units undergo a major shake up. Rural and urban posts report staffing shortages and threats while a political shift aims to replace many officers with partisans. Court injunctions block attempts to suspend tavern licenses and liquor sales as enforcement evolves.
Mies Tyson of Arist State College faced a challenging oral examination at State University of Tow a City during her doctoral candidacy sabbatical. Despite committee concerns over evidence, faculty support from President Rusthuran and librarians helped her persevere. she plans to join the faculty this fall after completing work on her degree and thesis.
Pedestrians share traffic duties under a new local ordinance. Drivers must yield to pedestrians at crosswalks and intersections when indicated by signals or markings. Pedestrians should walk on the left side facing traffic when possible. Night walking without light remains hazardous. White riding or jaywalking behavior is discouraged. motorist safety emphasized.
A group of Baltic refugees held by Russia asked in Copenhagen for permission to go to Korea to fight the Communists. They requested that Latvian, Lithuanian, and Estonian men between 18 and 25 be allowed to go. The U S State Department had issued no orders on the embassy contact regarding the request.
Before October discussions center on whether Panibling counties will pursue state takeover of jail facilities. The text notes broad speculation on a possible state assumption of the drive, with officials signaling police use only in emergencies.
An eight year old boy accused his father, Martin Conway, a college student, of tossing him from a fourth story window after a drunken row. Ronald Conway was hospitalized with a broken left ankle and possible skull fracture. The father claimed he knew nothing and denied the incident.
Belgian Parliament announces a joint session for Thursday to debate the possible return of King Tenpold to the throne under 1935 law. A vote is not expected before meat week as Premier Vault Struyve signals the session ends the regency and contemplates recalling Leopold from Switzerland. Socialists oppose Lonport's age result and a brass key incident is referenced. Franklin is credited with study on atmospheric electricity.
Sheepmen from across Ariane gather for the 54th annual convention. Willismus Oud Fellows won the dinnyal bal and plans for visiting guests are noted. Ans. J. W. Conroy of Selignkin left home after visiting daughter Mrs. J. (Wei sel. Twenty Years Ago recalls liquor raids and distillery seizure, with 2,700 gallons destroyed south of here. Pupil activity at Hellenicit school, and Mrs. Allie Norman in charge of a program. Samuel F. Gray ordered to Port Ham Monsten for duties. Mrs. Luther Moore vacationing in Los Angeles. Miss Catedania of New Orleans visiting Willisins residents.
In a tight basketball showdown Peter Motifant of Phoenix and teammates beat North Denver with a 72 to 52 result. Grant's late surge helps Phoenix seal the win while Roy Irtlayid and others from Oregon contribute steady play.
The board of supervisors convened a preliminary hearing on the county budget, with August set as the target date for final approval. Officials discussed tax sale timing, building plans, and a new office vehicle purchase, while also reviewing a proposed opening for a public works project.
A farewell event noted with a specified date where attendees gave tokens of appreciation. Gift presentations accompanied the proceedings, reflecting customary gratitude.
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