27 Jul 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1949
Page
1
MacKenzie reflects on DeWitt's support for Governor Garvey's proposal to extend state jurisdiction over Indian reservations with federal funding for 25 years to raise roads schools and facilities. Dr Salisbury approves as the most sensible statement from an official on the Indian question.
In an interview, Tobu Katayama, 61st Socialist premier of Japan, argues for integral moral rehabilitation as essential to postwar recovery. He defends socialist reform on economic grounds, rejects Communist compromise, and says Sermon on the Mount principles can guide values regardless of faith.
An application filed in ASHINGTON reports Monarch Airlines seeking to take over Arizona Airways routes. The board examiner noted a potential date change if they re open the original cage where Arizona Airways voting rights were granted. Several airlines, including Monarch, show interest in acquiring Arizona Airways routes in New Mexico and Colorado.
Butlin, sought since March on check charges in seven other states, was arrested in Sioux Falls on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. He faces extradition and prison charges in multiple jurisdictions.
Picket lines at the warehouse of the Uta Jamea A. Dick company prompted sheriff deputies to intervene. George Burns, the plant manager, said three carloads of groceries entered the warehouse via the railroad sidings, as trucks and laborers clashed at the yard yesterday.
Katayama, addressing the world at the moral rearmament assembly in Geneva on June 11, asked forgiveness for Japan’s crimes and pledged a new, peace loving democratic movement. He declared Japan must rebuild both economically and morally, with reforms at home and restraint abroad. Delegates from former adversaries including Indonesia, China, Australia, and New Zealand attended.
Washington column examines Hoover Commission findings on federal reorganization. It cites estimates from $1.0 to $1.5 billion potential defense cuts and $600 million in procurement gains, with total proposed savings near 3.6 billion but notes actual gains may be far smaller.
Democratic Senators Carl Hayden and Barry Goldwater McFarland voted with the majority to oppose cutting 74 million dollars from ECA funding. The vote occurred in Washington as the fiscal year began July 1, with the action tied to Fitzapera recovery efforts into the final quarter.
Stockton dispatch reports a young pilot, Ringell Migby Jr., 23, conducted a terror spree over the town. He performed high dives near treetops and struck the cemetery where his wife was buried four months earlier, before crashing. Sheriff’s deputies pursued him as witnesses described a despondent man since Beverly’s death.
Seligman Post 64 commits support for Kingman post in bid for Arizona department convention. Special meeting Thursday approved the move with guests including Jeff Perrie, Larry H, and Ped Wallave among attendees.
A motion to quash complaints was filed in justice court by attorney Cusick representing three private club managers. The sheriff was accused of violating the U S Constitution by invading clubs and confiscating belongings. Justice of the Peace Can ner set hearings date.
In Washington on July 27 AP reports Arizona Democrats John Murdock and Harriet Patten joined the majority voting for the anti-poll tax bill. The measure aims to curb restrictions by poll taxes.
Parks organizes a local Farm Bureau unit during Monday evening. Officers elected include Oscar Tyberg as president and William Suhalz as vice president. The group names the unit Parks Farm Bureau Local and plans meetings on the third Tuesday each month starting August.
Hal Cooley of Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce plans to attend a meeting of Ari fon dianer manusers at Globe daily ’29. Harold A. Patten of Tucson will speak on mining legislation before Congress.
A school paper from Ming Slatt High School receives a merit certificate for quality, amid various social notes. Birthday wishes for W. L. Connerton, locals share visits and gatherings, plus a brief look back at events from twenty and thirty years ago including travels, family visits, and community milestones in Flagstaff Prescott and Phoenix regions.
Williams Canyon road work between Williams and Gemid Canyon is proceeding without a detour. Officials report no detour provision, causing travelers to endure a rough stretch for miles beyond Reda as the project continues and complaints mount from Highway 66 officials and local residents.
Harold Sykez and his parents sought relief from the valley heat by visiting Take Mary Sunday and spending part of the day in Harold's motor hall. He reports an engine bent forward by about 20 miles an hour, or an equivalent misalignment, after the heat exposure.
The board announced a final hearing on the proposed budget for the next fiscal year to be held Wednesday August 3. After the hearing the board will meet Wednesday August 10 to consider familiar levies with no general county levy this year for seventh district schools.
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