06 Jul 1950
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
1
The readable OCR fragment hints at a note or appendix from an Arizona page dated March 3 or Marek related to Arlebed and Ania. Specific names and places are unclear, preserving only partial context and potential references to classifications or sections.
The column analyzes why rural voters in Iowa backed Dewey in 1948 and then shifted in 1952. It cites farm policy, the Farm Bureau drive, and reactions to government spending and governance. Prominent figures mentioned include Brannan Plan supporters and Iowa politicians, with discussion of party dynamics and voter loyalties.
Fragmented notes describe Mr and Mrs Switzer of Albuquerque visiting in Los Angeles for the holidays. Mentions William Fulder and son Gorge from Los Angeles spending time with local friends, and Mr Fulderton’s barber shop. References to plans for set contracts, construction at Ganade Mission, and local social happenings with names like W. Guess, W. Rebuncl, Al and Harvey Beastey, Kathryn Keller, and G. O. Becker.
A July 4th fireworks display in Williams attracted more than two thousand attendees. The event opened with a welcoming sequence featuring MED and included ground displays, ribbons, and other effects. It was sponsored by Williams Five departments and supported by Wilkins merchants and the Williams-Grind banner of Commerce.
Historian DeWitt Mackenzie notes early Korean War events are pivotal in campaign discussions. Analysts weigh U S and Russian roles as General MacArthur leads countermeasures amid a rapid escape to Seoul and evolving international stakes.
Readers recall the POW WOW committee and the many volunteers who staffed six performances in Water Valley, praising their dedication. The note highlights the impact of missing displays and urges better flag visibility in local stores for next year’s Fourth of July celebration at Flagstaff.
A new traffic law limits bicycle riding to the right side of streets and requires helmets with headlights for night use. It imposes parental liability for underage riders and bans riding two or three on a single bicycle, while motorized bikes fall under broader vehicle rules.
MacArthur requests Formosa aid in a report that discusses U S defense posture. The Foreign Office says there is nothing to deny or confirm and relies on official information sources for details.
A report states Arye Chel Willixeos Guns, once connected with Buckeye and a former NYPYAR member, died at home in Yarnell on Tuesday night from a self inflicted heat related incident. He was 48 and had lived 49 years.
Sedona hosts a wide circle of guests from Oregon Arizona Idaho Utah and Colorado for Independence Day weekend. The Sehnebley family and friends from Glendale and Phoenix welcomed relatives and friends from Den ver Yuma and Taetana while several locals hosted visitors including the Derrick and Phillips families.
An AEC geologist, Wright of the Atuin Commission, surveys potential uranium ore sites in Arizona. He has collected ore samples and will return to Tucson after reviewing several mines and sending data to university labs for testing.
TEMPE AP Arizona's poisonous animals and insects will play a major role in cancer research at Arizona State College Tempe. Experiments to determine the effect genom will have on cancerous knowledge. Herbert L. Stahnke heads the poisonous unit in the lab. A $6,000 Damon Runyon Cancer Fund grant finances the program with research starting in September.
A fragmented line notes the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation losing in a recent primary. The text mentions Kodiak Alaska and a volcanic eruption near Katmal in 1912, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
Witnesses argued over interstate compacts and possible federal controls on water use from the upper Colorado and Missouri basins. The discussion touched on power transmission, public lands, and the impact on Colorado, Arizona, and California as policymakers weighed how a river basin authority could alter existing treaties and management. The hearing focused on policy, with questions about organization rejected.
A fragmentary notice describes Bedoni seeking a promotion and advancement at a distant port near the headquarters of an organization. The text notes unclear references to job duties, hours, and various clubs and sports facilities, with scattered biographical hints about Bedoni arriving in Japan in June 1942 and being the son of Betsy Bedoni of Tomales, Avis.
Funeral services for Chief Virgill Hch Tudinne of the Hualapai were held at Votenline Saturday. The tribal council conducted the rites and noted his long service as chief since 1943.
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