22 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1949
Page
1
The article lauds Senator Taft for his blunt approach on major debates. It notes his defense of the Watl Harley Act and his stance on the North Atlantic Treaty linking him to foreign aid and potential war deterrence. It argues his choices defy expediency amid a 1960 election fight and rising presidential hopes.
New York July 22 AP report notes bankers may cut loan rates for solid borrowers this fall as banks debate lowering rates on business loans. Unsecured loans to firms with high credit ratings have appeared at about 1 3/8 percent, down 11 1/2 percent from last week, while commercial paper yields drift lower amid government bond price support. The Fed's actions aim to boost liquidity. banks may extend repayment terms to top customers to stimulate activity while sitting on easy money.
Edgar L. Hutchison trains in California with ROTC detachments at Halton Air Force base officials report. The program aims to broaden cadet and brass training while supply officers handle logistics, with Hutchison continuing instruction alongside no group from the local area.
A church youth program will stage a mock trial Sunday where parents accused of undue restrictions will be judged by high school members. Prosecution and defense will be presented by teen participants, with the public invited to attend.
Teens from junior and senior high schools are invited to a dance Tuesday night July 20 at the Eagles Nest. Maple will be provided by Te ee Crawder and her orchestra.
The text notes promises to pay with sealty in four weeks, and discusses commercial paper outstanding in June, comparing 1 million current to 270 million nine years ago. It references a 1920s surge, a current recession, and observers watching when business borrowing stops shrinking as businessmen resume buying from manufacturers and raw material producers.
Peter Edson Barkley writes on Washington clashes with Soviet and German policy figures while domestic budget chatter and military hardware plans echo through the pages. The column blends diplomatic critique, embassy notes, and speculation on welfare state costs amid wartime concerns.
A government article notes Tuky TUCBON named as deputy to Pima County Attorney in Ajo, with the appointment signaling shifts in local administration and new personnel amid broader federal housing and electric programs. The piece discusses REA funding, housing law actions, and the impact on rural electrification, public housing, and local authorities seeking support under new legislation.
Researchers announce the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Phueshilt AyL g. 1950 details include participants from North ayn Avizem Avixona State college and Lowell Ouservatory. Confirmation notes a Firak Wd Mlaystart convention with limited official endorsement.
Thunderstorm damaged the 28 foot Geronimo monument at the Apache checking station. Lightning split the concrete structure, knocking off the top and partially destroying the statue during a July 4 event near Skeleton canyon.
Jhuiwands fur used to create very fine wire, highlighting a special material and technique referenced in the fragment. The note hints at manufacturing context and possible trade mention, with emphasis on precision and quality.
A Sun files snippet recalls Stacey Ellis defeating Gullaugh to win the championship at Kaystaff Country Club, with Dave Fordyce beating Herbert Strickland in the consolation. Kenneth Swilver, son of Mr and Mrs Wol Switzer, to perform in North Hathkounige next Wednesday. Virginia Lowrey to accompany his recital. miscellaneous social mentions follow.
The Halfway Club of Southern California plans a late summer pictorial excursion from Red Fork to Clarkdale in the Verde Valley. About 300 members will ride a special Santa Fe train via the Verde River and Sycamore Creek, with visits tentatively set to Jerome mines and Oak Creek Canyon, including Chalkdale, Arizona.
City council sets retroactive raise for Thapnix Hew city manager to 12 900 a year. Governor's salary is revised to 810 000 annually with monthly 205 33 adjustments for Phoenix manager.
Suburban market notes describe subdivision plans and silo announcements by George Labbitt. References to officials and visiting figures appear in a dated, faded item with garbled names and unclear events.
Carl Moody, 35, arraigned in Prescott on two counts of passing bad checks. He admitted pawning a check to W N Olson of Seligman. Moody, married with a 11 year old child, previously served time in California for a similar offense. Restitution ordered and publicity linked to prior arrest noted.
A bill would authorize the federal government to regulate and administer water rights. Sen. McCarran with Malone Downey and Knowland introduces legislation related to lawsuits against the government over state rights on the lower Colorado Basin.
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