11 Mar 1947
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1947
Page
1
The Washington column surveys postwar European alignments, noting reactions in Moscow and Berlin, and weighing American and French positions on Soviet influence, German reunification, and the Saar crisis. It discusses Allied strategies, potential discord, and the difficulty for the United States in shaping a durable peace.
A garbled OCR piece discusses civil service exams for operating engineers and a probe by U.S. Civil Service Examiners led by Nic Hoard. It references wage rates, eligibility deadlines, and a Los Angeles office, plus historical geopolitical commentary on Soviet Germany and American policy debates, all rendered with numerous typos and fragmented phrases.
A Senate style discussion on the New Ariz Power Authority Act highlights conflicts over water power projects, with calls for hearings and opposition to construction plans. Figures reference the Reclamation Service and Kanab Canyon, while public sentiment and environmental fears frame the debate about a proposed power plant and related infrastructure.
Fragmented memo style notes report no fireworks ban in Flagstaff city council action. Mentions visits by Indianapolis residents, regional travel by Gil Maykew family, and local civic updates including zoning and public works near Tempe and Canyon areas.
Christensen announces a roll call report this week as part of the Maud Membership drive. No updates on drive progress are provided, while reports on helpers in the Dye campaign have been received at the campaign headquarters.
A local club reports profits from Williams food sale benefiting the Resilfars fund. The Bibbitts department store hosted the event at its Bibbits location, with American Levine Satilly recording about 34 dollars in receipts. The sale drew community interest though coverage was limited.
Fragmentary text mentions energy costs per kilowatt hour and a reference to a river area. Mentions a company and a park, with dates and names garbled. Unable to extract clear event or entities from the readables.
A fragmented portrait traces George Marshall from early schooling at Uniontown and Virginia Military Institute through his rise as a cadet, later earning second lieutenant status in 1912. It notes his awkward youth, steady schooling, and rapid development into a decisive Army figure.
Funeral arrangements are set for C. T. Jolly, longtime Verde resident. Details indicate services Wednesday at a local church with the Pioneere Band guest performing, survivor list includes wife May Holly and daughter Mrs. Gertrndy Miler, burial at Clarity Cemetery.
Winslow community theatre presents Dear Ruth a light hearted comedy by Norman Krasna. Local cast led by Norwina Keen delivers frothy performances with lively stage chemistry and familiar small town wit.
Incomplete OCR text shows jumbled phrases about certificates and states including California Indiana Nevada Ohio and Washington, with mention of an adoption by a committee. The legible pieces hint at a regional filing or lineage record but lack clear names, dates, or actions.
James D. Walkup of the Employment Service outlined efforts to aid returning veterans and improve employment opportunities. He described acting as a traveling chamber of commerce for Flagstaff and highlighted collaboration with local officials Phil G. Bosip, Ed Canepa, and visiting guests to compile employment data and expand services.
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