26 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1949
Page
1
Notice shows delivery status for Flagstaff Arizona under the 1946 act. The fragment indicates mailing classification and archival processing. No clear event, date beyond 1946, or named entities beyond Flagstaff.
Suite and county officials gathering at Williams discuss urgent need for property valuation equalization. Thad Moore calls for county start. Joe Trunt urges statewide revaluation with an estimated $1,000,000 appropriation. Debate centers on where to begin and whether current agencies can handle the task.
DeWitt Mackenzie notes President Truman’s Atlantic pact move to fund a foreign arms program of about 4.45 billion dollars aimed at aiding European allies. He argues Congress will scrutinize the proposal amid criticisms of U.S. defense burdens and fears of provoking Soviet aggression, stressing the need for rapid allied strength.
Leigh T Hartley 52 resigns as Winslow police chief after 14 years to become deputy in the Phoenix office of the U S Marine Corps? No, Marine? The text reports him sworn into a new federal post in Phoenix with career notes including prior service in World War I and as county sheriff, reflecting defense and Western Europe policy context.
In Sonora, Mexico, the Sonora house of representatives will settle the row over the Agua Prieta office. Acting governor Horacio Soburzo announced the decision after the house reconvenes to review the contested June election results involving candidates Ortiz Campbell and other parties.
Glen Years Aged Andy Matson, noted for his leadership among Arizona clubs, was named a member of the Coronado Cuarto Centennial commission by Guy R. L. Toure. The panel will plan the 400th anniversary events in the state and honor explorers such as Francisco Vasquez de Coronado. Neighbors and local figures, including Mrs. Boyle and the Moore family, were mentioned in a flurry of town and lake-area notes.
Mike and Cory explore an abandoned Dark Angel site under Umbrella Mountain encountering a state highway garage repurposed as a mine hideout. They dodge a locomotive, uncover a tunnel system, and discuss a mine offer tied to Argus Mines while Cory reveals claustrophobia.
A driver escaped injury when his vehicle struck dynamite sticks along a northern Beverly road. He found a dozen more sticks on the highway, turned them over to police, and reported the incident.
Fragmentary report mentions San Francisco departure, arrival in the United States, and references to individuals such as Da A. Vuyrtynnu, RB. L. Wheat, and J. G. Dolan, with vague ties to Flagstaff and Klaniatl F ate, Ore, suggesting a wagging sequence of travel and land zones amid a dated transport context.
Tucson grants a $300 annual scholarship for high school students aiming at Pomona College in California. The award honors Donald Bacon, who died in a December automobile accident in Whittier, California. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bacon, announce the fund creation.
Tucson reports Sheriff announces a countywide drive against slot machines in private clubs and school carnivals. He vows to extend the gambling ban across buildings, with enforcement against binge games and related activities. The effort follows a statewide push to curb gambling.
County supervisors issue calls for bids on a 1948 Buick sedan for the sheriff’s office, an adding machine for the treasurer, and a snow plow for the road department. Bids open next Monday, Aug 1, with a total estimated value up to 44 999 999.09 dollars for the adding machine.
TUCSON July 26 AP. Increases in patient numbers and care costs have nearly doubled the operating expense of Pima County hospital over three years, according to Weed O Goodall, the comptroller.
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