19 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1949
Page
1
Entry states a publication is classified as second class matter at the Plagetaf Arizona post office dated August, 1946, under the act of March 8, 1878. It records the official mailing status and year of registration.
The $3.778 billion Marshall Plan fund faces a hidden proviso earmarking about $1.5 billion for purchasing American surplus farm products for Europe. Senators and reporters uncovered the clause after hearings on ECA funds, arguing it would freeze estimates into rigid legal requirements and force buyouts irrespective of need, risking undermining Western Europe’s economic recovery and the plan’s aims.
Prisoner Robert J. Mounet at Florence State Prison in Arizona completed a portrait of Gov. Ian E. Garvey. He previously won first place at the Florentine art exhibit and painted a mural for the First Presbyterian Church in Florence.
The State Industrial Commission will investigate a charge by A F Williams of the Phoenix Building Trades Council that Murphy School No 2 violated bidding and wage laws. The district allegedly failed to advertise for bids and did not pay the legal wage scale for the new actual project.
Foreigners seeking shark fishing permits must now obtain licenses only in Mexico City from Towon officials. Previously San Pedro and San Diego offices handled licensing without Mexico City involvement.
Public musings on the worldwide clash of ideologies focus on religion’s fate under Communist pressure. The piece notes Vatican and European churches facing anti-religion campaigns, with Pope Pius XII’s stance and Catholic resistance. It cites Berlin cleric Luther Dil... and debates whether Communism can coexist with faith as it aims to destroy religion.
Ten years ago Mrs IK Henry traveled from her Clerk home to visit aunt Mrs Lil Bunt in Bin Henna Texas and returned to Clarkdale last night. A town meeting approved the budget for the year starting June 1 1919 with increases for sewer interest and street work.
A letter from three individuals requested that information on PI be sent to twelve Belgian residents, received by Lie Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce. Jal Coaley, manager, stated the Belgian information bureau furnishes data for Europeans interested in American communities and will mail folders to each listed person from the Belgian information office via the chamber.
John W. Pendleton of Phoenix filed a $140,000 personal injury claim against Southern Pacific Railway Co. The suit, arising from a January 7 switch engine collision in Phoenix railroad yards, was transferred today from the Northern California district court to the federal court in Phoenix.
The piece argues that religion in the Cold War era grows from a background element to a decisive influence shaping ideology, alliances, and civic life, highlighting church networks and faith-based diplomacy as pivotal forces in global tension.
In a letter to the Flagstaff Chamber, former Phoenix Mayor Busey lauded the large turnout for the air show and the community’s leadership. He praised the mile-long airstrip progress and urged broader cooperation to attract Arizona vacationers to summer facilities and natural wonders. The Rosens spend July and August in Oak Creek.
In Athens on July 19 AP reports the Greek general staff banned American and other foreign correspondents from about half of Greece. General Alexander Pipagas, commander, ordered removal from roughly 26 000 square miles including the region around Trutier, as the action was described.
Yuma , July 19 AP report states Eminete Eschelback SH manager of an area liquor store died today. He is survived by Marie Eschelback and a son. An order had been issued due to reporters violating censorship regulations.
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