29 Jul 1947
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1947
Page
1
The readable text mentions second class matter status at a post office and references Avela Bo7 in a garbled way, with unclear place names and dates. No coherent events or entities beyond the postal classification and the misread names can be reliably identified.
A dark call to end car crashes likened to a plague. The message urges collective responsibility to protect lives and homes, condemning careless driving and urging public action to reduce injuries and fatalities on highways and streets.
DeWitt Mackenzie notes an English crisis could topple Prime Minister Attlee amid economic strain and labor tensions. The piece discusses Bevin’s influence, Labour Party unity, and the risk to government stability as industrial and mining pressures mount across Britain.
The scene centers on Agnes, a blue room on the second floor, as she discovers a stuffed doll with a coffee stain and hidden items. Miss Brady and Miss Small confront dreams of past tragedy while Lillian, April, Ruth, and Ruth’s figure haunt conversations. The wait for a knock hints at unseen danger and unresolved guilt.
A garbled political tract from W. W. Madgiaf of Flagstaff urges rapid county growth and infrastructure, advocating hydro power, new highways, and dams. The author condemns opposition as hindering prosperity and laments missed railroad routes along the Verde and Colorado River corridors.
The piece argues for a Verde River water and hydro power plan, detailing a gravity-fed tunnel system from 120 miles, to supply Arizona projects. It contends the Verde route would cheapen power, support industrial growth, and outperform the Parker pump scheme while aiding irrigation and regional development.
Elevation 6.907 describes a scenic area in central Arizona's resort region. The note promotes soil mountain spring water at 99.7 percent purity and highlights the commercial center amid the state's renowned yellow pine forest. It directs readers to the Chamber of Commerce at 113 East Aspen for mileage and points of interest.
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