09 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1948
Page
1
Midgley discusses various issues facing Indian reservations, outlining practical concerns and potential approaches. The note highlights systemic challenges, policy implications, and the need for informed, direct action by government and communities.
Washington column reports coal operators may strike rather than concede wage and welfare demand increases. U.S. Steel President Ben Damains stated opposition to a third annual wage raise. Taft Hartley law now limits strikes. Lewis seeks welfare and pension payments, trustees debate fund size, with talks failing to reach agreement.
A fragmentary note describes Mrs Wall buying a globe after many years. It mentions she had not purchased one for over half a century and had used the same globe for 52 years. The tone suggests a small domestic anecdote or civic curiosity.
A student production of Pinafore is scheduled for March 11 and 12 at Flagstat Hall. Proceeds will benefit the Student Memorial Building fund. Cast and crew lists include Gilbert and Sullivan figures and local volunteers, with names such as Katherine Mathews, Dorothy Link, Reginald Rodrigue, Winslow, and Mary Aradiew among others.
Phoenix readers will host Rev. Karl Tiedeman of the Holy Cross order for a three day prayer vigil at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. He will hold prayer schools in Phoenix and Flagstaff and conduct services at Episcopal churches. Born in 1800, he studied at Washington University and Keble College Oxford and wrote several books on Epistle and prayer.
Funeral arrangements are set for a Hot Red victim with services tomorrow at Ragone Ranch in Pas, Phoenix. Details indicate a fatal accident involving a wheel collapse that caused the death. the victim’s name is reported but unclear in the fragment, with kin and ranch location cited.
DeMolay chapter in Arizona plans a ski party at Sno-How on Saturday evening. Members bring a guest with each member to attend. Ruthie Taenitt serves as scribe and confirms date details.
The analysis notes that under Taft-Hartley acts a 60 day notice is required to reopen contracts, followed by a 60 day cooling period and an election. It questions Lewis seeking a union shop, noting petitions needed from 24 percent of employees and potential open shop moves to maintain miner control. It suggests union dues of 31.24 per month as robust insurance, and flags possible wage disputes with operators.
Sedona's American Legion basketball team hosted Jerome in a Tuesday night return game. Final score favored Jerome, with Sedona trailing at 40 seconds left in the fourth before a late basket made it 30 to 32. Extra period saw Jerome add two baskets as the crowd reacted to a hard fought contest. Many local social notices followed, including a birthday celebration and a community gathering hosted by Alb and Mrs. Paul Randall. Several residents traveled to Verde Valley and Phoenix for errands and visits, with sporadic absences noted among students.
The paper states letters should be brief and from writers. it asks for residents to send comments to the SUN about local issues. A theft and vandalism incident is noted, with a plan to involve authorities and publish notices to inform the public.
An individual named in the report was fined $250 after pleading guilty to selling without a license in the city. Police officials stated the conviction was upheld and the case was noted as a clean outcome by Chief William M. Vener.
Kendrick Rosell son of Mr and Mrs 8 A Russell again earned the honor roll keeping the record up to 4 100 per cent The Russells live in Bellemont and run a service station Mrs Erma Seith has worked at Williams the past en Pity dark Rathjen searched for the leak Tresor flyers Keith in Grand Canyon plans to work in a dry cleaning establishment A sit-down is suggested take out a patent on a contraption when perfected Billy Garri suffered a swollen ruble playing basketball last Tuesday went to Cottonmouth hospital Monday for X Ray advised Us ad Ses.
A jumble of items from The Sun recounts ten and twenty to thirty years past. Mentions Dr Mra M G Fronske leaving for vacation research in Pallaz Texas and Tom E McCulluigg announcing a Flagstaff court of Yonoy on March 18. Also references golf at Holbreoit, Williams visitors, and local business plans.
Williams eighth grade honor roll for the fourth period lists thirteen students. A group includes Alfred Brnara Porter Barbar Gro day Burge Fhitlis Aug atoinette White and Atle Rail Isuez Thai ity EP group includes Shirley Stewart Rozemary Phi Dana Watson My Munoz Poles Sncera and doe Thista mente.
Judge Howard G Speakwai speared on the felts bench as he faced a serious medical setback. He entered a local hospital for treatment about 10 days ago and his physicians report little improvement in his condition.
Hall Jr of Susmysne and Weight plus Steven Leek. Mother and baby at home and doing okay. He arrived March 2. Abs Thomas Marta of Pumpkin Center visited from a snow bank Monday after a long absence. Sylver Gaddis made a business trip to Phoenix last weekend. Henry Lehnevimm Lucey Gad and son Sylver of Sedna were Monday.
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