22 Mar 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1949
Page
1
A brief notice from Flegsteff Arizona records a 24 second class matter issue in the local post office under the Act of March 187. action notes regulatory handling and the official date recorded by postal authorities.
A long AP report outlines Britain weighing a dominion status for Southeast Asia. It describes a future federation of British possessions and possible inclusion of Hong Kong, Malaya, Singapore, and nearby islands under autonomous, equal status within the empire.
Tucson, March 22. Principal speaker at the annual meeting of the Arizona Tuberculosis and Health Assn. on April 2 will be Dr. Jamies B. Parkina, managing director of the National Tuberculosis Assn.
A Washington column reviews political tensions as government actions spark debate. It notes secretaryial judgments on public health, veterans affairs, and defense, with references to labor unions and policy shifts, while outlining reactions from figures linked to the era’s national issues.
Williams School selects top spellers for the county meet with a list of finalists across grades seven and eight. Names include Beth Chak Carole Medigovich Mary Melick Vat Simms Cheryt Sehrulwa Neil Gren Deterell Phangan and more.
A fragmented notice outlines a campaign to limit Phoenix city sales tax to curb the city budget. Local business groups and residents are pushing for an April vote to restrict the levy, aiming to reduce ongoing city revenue for municipal services.
The passage describes factory strain and reduced steel output due to public power limits and labor constraints. It notes auto and industrial plants facing capacity issues, shifts toward power politics, and calls for officer candidates to study at service schools for specialized roles in the next year’s military program.
In a tense scene at the cottage oval, Sin and John Henry Conover recount a bungled theft of their luggage. Mr. Barselau and Me. Gayner are hinted to be involved, while a dying message from Anglin and a robed waiter’s appearance connect the dots. The couple face scrutiny from Trim as the plot thickens toward police involvement.
A reminiscence page recalls Mink JF and Taylor of Ash Fork visiting Mrs. Joe Francis for a week, Scout activity building shelters after a Saturday hike, and local residents such as Stewart Jolly and Dominy Wright. Billy Anus of Fingatalf returns from a trip with Dr Laws’ son, Armistrongs visit a Phoenix area fair, Mrs TB Pollock visits Pasadenny, and Gull drives to Winslow for business.
103-year-old Mrs Taste dies in Phoenix after a long life begun in 1846 in Younus. She arrived from Mexico with refugee husband Juan Lastra in 1878. Survived by six daughters, two sons, 25 grandchildren, 66 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
Former prisoners of war from Germany and Japan will meet in Los Angeles April 8 to 10 for their second annual convention. Eligible veterans are invited to join, with plans for a parade, a tour, a memorial service, and a movie event. Pat O’Brien is slated as master of ceremonies. for details contact Ruban Litas of the Arizona Republic at Phoenix.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Robert Augenstein on the birth of their child at Williams Community Hospital on Thursday night March 17. Mr Williams and Mrs John Higuinbotham will host American Legion Auxiliary members tonight at Boselock. Committee member Mrs Beaker will attend a special meeting and smudders are asked to bring greeting candy for Ft Whipple.
Phoenix report says state corporation commission will grant a hearing on Mountain Linton Telephone and Telegraph rate petition. No date set yet for the hearing.
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