Arizona Legislature Debates 91 Million State Budget
The Arizona Legislature opened debate on a 91,567,597 budget to run state government for five years. The measure cuts more than 15,000 from requests, with 93,009,709 direct tax funds and the rest from federal aid and fees. The plan includes special session funds and extensive social welfare allocations, plus university and college appropriations and agency budgets.
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San Francisco Council Urges Pedestrian Underpass Plan
At a monthly meeting Councilman Fred Nackard urged Santa Me area real estate owners to back a wider pedestrian underpass over the Santa Me fracke near South Silly Prapcisco. The council agreed on the need, and a letter was to be written urging the project.
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Portugal Joins West In Atlantic Pact
AP report indicates Portugal plans to join the Atlantic Security pact despite Portuguese objections and Spain’s exclusion. Embassy notes suggest Portugal resists any treaty terms forcing peacetime military basing or leases to foreign powers, with Azores specifically cited.
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Navajo County Jail Escapees Nabbed After Breakout
Two prisoners escaped Navajo County jail by busting a brick wall then were found asleep miles away near Halbrook by Deputy Tony Ortega. The five fugitives face jail property destruction charges along with federal counts. authorities traced them across Arizona and New Mexico.
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Army and FBI Probe Big Warehouse Fire
An early dawn fire destroyed a 1,000 foot warehouse in AKLAND. Army and FBI started a joint probe as losses were estimated around 7.2 million dollars. Six firefighters were injured. a three man army team was named to investigate.
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Jury Names Drawn for Spring Superior Court Term
Mary P. Lawis, clerk of the court, reports 185 prospective jurors drawn Tuesday for service in the spring term. The term is scheduled to begin Monday, March 23, in the superior courtroom.
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Mayor Urges Civic Aid To Tackle City Problems
Mayor Henry Sutchison urges residents to join a block-by-block drive to indoctrinate all in civic pride, reduce filth and unsanitary conditions, and provide constructive service to Sham. He notes letters about jail conditions and urges active citizen effort, continuing on page six.
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Senate moves toward modified filibuster rule change
Washington March 1 APJ report says a bipartisan group in the Senate backed a compromise to curb unlimited debate with a proposed rule change. The plan, opposed by a minority, sparked a long filibuster earlier, with Olin Johnston of South Carolina delivering a four hour speech before the chamber ended the blockade.
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Car Wreck At Riordan Overpass Injures Vehicle Occupants
A Chevrolet coupe owned by Cecil J H Avd of Lackland Air Force San Antonio sustained severe damage in a wreck near the Riordan overpass on Tuesday night. The car struck a blockade at the near end of the overpass while officers reported. Occupants Laws Stirm Martin Greve and U1 escaped serious injuries.
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Oklahoma Wets Push For Tax On Liquor
Oklahoma wets in the legislature urged a 15 percent tax on bootleg whisky as a step toward legal liquor sales. The move comes as dry state forces resist, while proponents push for tax revenue and regulated sale.
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AFL Chieftain Attacks Taft Hartley Law
Washington figures defend the New Deal Wagner act stance with changes, while Afardi of GAR labeled the Taft Hartley law as un-American and vicious. He backed 15 reforms and endorsed the administration's bill to reinstate key New Deal measures with adjustments urged by President Truman.
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Helicopter Rescue Efforts Abandoned on Mt Tiled
In Manila Michigan on the 16th authorities halted helicopter attempts to reach a crashed meteor or victim atop a 4600 foot peak Mt Tiled due to treacherous winds swirling around the summit.
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Senate Rejects Tempe Stadium, Sends Construction Debate On
Arizona State College at Tempe faces a stalled plan as the State Senate votes 11 to 1 against a House amendment to a 2.1 million construction package, prompting a conference committee to reconcile the Tempe stadium proposal with broader university building needs.
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Administration To Submit New Support Plans
Washington reports the administration plans to propose flexible price supports for various crops, weighing employment of perishable-farm subsidies and wartime crop controls. Key figures Beaman and the agriculture department aim to reconcile conflicting views into a unified program.
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Spies Facing Trial in Munich Court
In Munich, Germany, three men including Adolf Wil rel and Jaroslav Konapinky face espionage charges before a military court. The defendants are among the last in a series of wartime spy trials. Proceedings, date and other details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Secret Castes Report Given French Court
Paris reports say a military court closed to hear American witnesses about Dijon arrangements amid Nazi collaboration charges. The proceedings focus on collaboration claims linked to individuals named Castes and possible silencing. The hearing marks a rare foreign case in wartime France with international attention.
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US May Be Over Billion In Red By June 30
Officials estimate the US may exceed one billion dollars in red ink by the end of June. The report cites Treasury figures showing tax collections lagging forecasts and spending rising, with fiscal 1949 projections revised downward. If big taxpayers delay returns, receipts could further miss targets, darkening the 1950 outlook.
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Catholic Protestant Front Considered for Anti Communism
A proposal for a Catholic-Protestant front against Communism was sent to an advisory committee of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in Armorica. The executive committee directed the group to discuss repeal with the World Council of Churches, the international Protestant body. The council is the largest Protestant group in Ackhen, representing 29 denominations.
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Coconino Grazing Fees Are Hiked This Year
Coconino National Forest increases grazing fees by eight cents per head monthly. 1949 rate rises to 44 cents per head per month, based on market prices. Last year the rate was 36 cents. About 26,000 cattle and sheep graze areas with a monthly per head charge rising from seven and a quarter to eight cents.
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Framingham Bank Adapts To Left Handed Fasteners
Framingham Maine reports the Framingham Bank is testing new left handed fasteners for rovers and other hardware. The article notes Solow and Wootton as involved parties and hints at improvements in southward frame assembly with South Hit Today coverage.
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