04 Mar 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1952
Page
1
Amid state debate in Prescott, senators clash over a proposed capital site and associated funding. Proponents claim savings for taxpayers while opponents warn of shifting costs and long-term impacts. Local officials question allocations as the plan faces renewed scrutiny.
The article discusses rumors about the Duke of Windsor and potential roles in British government while in the United States. It notes Windsor's unpopularity at home and in Britain and casts doubt on his ability to influence or claim a future post.
In a clipped notice the Santa Fe agent publishes adjustments to freight and mail handling procedures. The brief missive lists temporary changes to schedules and equipment as wartime necessities, urging customers to monitor further updates.
A fragmented OCR passage references a "Vote To Elect New" event with stray phrases about weather, wards, and election notices. The garbled lines mention a motel, rates, and a date context around 1946, with hints of a public notice or legal posting.
Unclear fragmentary report notes film showings in a theatrical sequence. Mentions venues and participants in vague terms with names like Hotel Mantle and Portnit. Details are obscured by garbled OCR text, preventing a clear reconstruction of events or identities.
Anew metal company, O. Boyer Metal Co., opens operations here with sheet metal work and light manufacturing. Charles O. Hoyen presides, noting decades in the industry and plans for local employment and future expansion.
Fragmentary text references a state matter near Whintnele New Mexico and a highway division. Mentions an animal expense, a senate action, and a transfer involving individuals named Gabi and Thias with limited readable context and no clear outcome.
Williams residents report film related events and social notices, with Gibbs moving to Williams, person visits, church gathering plans, and local acknowledgments. Mentions Gibbs, Mrs Cahy, Norma recovery, and Good Samaritan Hospital as context for recent activities.
Farerc services are planned for six year old sheriff’s deputy victim Mina, died Sunday in a hospital after a crash near Williamstown valley north of Hore. Survived by Meah Hally Wilkins and Tavier of Higthe. Deputy sheriff Ink and United Ver lu Mining Co. were mentioned in the observance.
A community benefit show titled Follies will feature bands a girls trio and comedy routines. The program includes the Lake’s Dremmers choir Slim and Wally and other local acts in a staged variety to aid the Lions Club. Tickets are on sale for the Monday night 8 pm performance at the Aviurst auditorium.
Myron Aubineau receives a promotion to Western division manager at Ban Mrakeiser, with duties as purchasing director and expanded responsibilities after a Phoenix revival in the early 1920s. He has served 35 years with the company, previously in Cedar Rapids and Chicago, now overseeing operations at Iw Aayzelyy Port Tiga Abingau and related western outlets. He and his wife and daughter reside in five as fillsborough, Cal.
Deebe Rue Davenport named Mingus Orator after winning the district contest. Contestants included Matviein McAr dhivc, Paul Yates, and others. Davenport is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Davenport.
Shirley Love completes basic training and is assigned to March Field Riverside California. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Love, she hails from Cottonwood High School where she graduated with honors in 1950.
A fragmentary column recalls events from decades ago with names and places such as Winslow, Paxton, Douglas, Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Miami. It mentions travels, reunions, and community figures, noting shifts in households and old friendships across Arizona and Southern California sites.
An AP dispatch reports confusion and garbled phrases as US officials discuss regional policy with Latin American leaders. The piece references a banquet and debates over treaties, with mentions of Mexico Guatemala and the United States relation, noting disagreements over split arrangements and existing tensions.
The text outlines eviction certification under rent control, noting cooperation with the Rent Office and limited holding periods. It mentions a three month waiting period from filing, possible owner or family possession claims, and exceptions for purchases before 1901 or VA housing provisions.
The Arizona Supreme Court reversed the original Coedhina County ruling. Judge H ell presided in the case, overturning the prior decision in favor of Flonstaff.
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