04 Jun 1948
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1948
Page
1
NEA Washington correspondent reports on scarce material allocations and protests years after the war period. The piece cites Taft and administration figures, brewers, bakers, and steel industry actions, noting disputes over rationing, production targets, and new government offices guiding allocation policies.
The Arizona Commission refused a request to allocate $5,000 to aid in a federal claim to title on federally owned land. The commission ruled it could not legally divert its funds and did not grant the support, citing legal constraints and jurisdiction.
Bids will be opened June for a 62 mile Yuma Quartzsite road project from the northeast of Yuma. Work includes grading and a new alignment, with completion aimed by November 16. Separate advisory committee notes discuss allocations for various industrial and construction needs and potential federal controls.
An array of Park personnel and visitors attend Memorial Day services at Grand Canyon including Legion, Women's Auxiliary and Boy Scouts. The day features church services, a cemetery parade, and fishing season opening with local officials and guests.
A Wednesday OCR fragment reports a watercolor exhibit opening Saturday at the Museum of Northern Arizona featuring 18 works by Tucson artist Gerry Pierce. Pierce studied at Cleveland School of Art and the Art Students League, living in Tucson years and directing the Buiree Watercolor School. His works appear in major museums including the Cleveland Museum of Art and Library of Congress. the article notes visiting hours 412 and 1h with Sunday excluded, though many details are garbled.
Encampment organizers announce a regular gathering at Fellows Hall tonight chaired by Chief Patriarch Lew Hawkins. Meeting begins at 8 p.m. with plans and community updates.
Transients and staff shifts appear in a patchy extract noting transfers to Exyparia Kansas Winslow assignments at Kalua National Forest retirement of district ranger A.W. Morterang after thirty years May 28 and a New Jersey nurse Mavic Stihl begins duty at Gund Canyon hospital Oak Creek picnic upcoming park spectrums and a Los Angeles Kiwanis convention. Roy Jones transfer to Olympic National Park in California and James Mallix appointed as temporary naturalist at the State University program with Sardinia and Italy travel plans.
Blue Cross coverage becomes available at Flagstaff Hospital for area residents. Dr. Sechrist and G. G. Greighton promote hospital and surgical plans with employer group enrollment. Arizona member hospitals include Bisbee Cottonwood Florence Kingman Nogales Mesa Phoenix Presenta Tempe Winslow and more.
Brigham Young University awarded degrees to two Arizonans Kenith Masine Henton of Moccasin and Tacele Kintehner Heber. Misa Heston earned her IA degree from the College of Arts and Sciences with a major in sociology and history and minors in other fields.
The dates for the First Baptist Bible School have been changed to July 18. The school serves children age four and up. Superintendent is Mr A Nelson, assisted by Mr H Taylor. A social hour followed the meeting with several attendees listed.
A garbled local note from Thy Vii4USA Daily Sun invites Jetters to write letters to the paper. It mentions readers from Northern Aviva and asks for signed messages and personal commentary. The text is partially unreadable with names and dates unclear.
A tuberculosis meeting is scheduled by Uw Meizans Tibergutasta tine Heulytt Association in Mandagy county Heath Service office. The agenda includes organization of the Flag sett foundation and election of a Parke si wre board. Expected attendees include 8 die urger and Testalion Ls extertbal se c whin zine.
Miss Margaret Eacrett has been assigned as nurse for the Coconine county public health service under W. E Stacoll. Trained at Victoria hospital in Santon Ont after Wayne University Detroit Md, she comes with a year and a half in public health work. Previously at Bisbee with Cochise County health unit. She will oversee communicable disease control, health education, immunization clinics, baby conferences, venereal disease and tuberculosis control, replacing December vacancy left by Ruth Elliott who left for Daytona Beach Fla.
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