06 May 1948
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
1
DeWitt Mackenzie notes Soviet aims block global cooperation and prevent détente. Bevin argues communism seeks world revolution, urging cautious, realistic diplomacy to avoid appeasement and preserve peace while facing Bolshevist influence.
The State Corporation Commission tentatively set May 22 for hearings to decide on suspensions and rate changes for shipments of ore, iron ore, and sulfuric acid. Earlier this year the Interstate Commerce Commission recommended aligning intrastate rates with interstate rates for the products described.
A Washington column surveys postwar international trade talks and the draft charter for a new global economic framework. It notes U S critics fear loss of purchasing power and sovereignty, while allies push safeguards, lender nations press for freer trade and reduced tariffs through a multi-stage Geneva process culminating in a comprehensive charter and a broad free trade agreement.
A fragmented account describes Apache sightings and a band pursuing gold, with groups splitting toward Santa Fe and the Pacific. The narrative links maps, explorers, and a Civil War veteran named Denney, amid later 1945 discussions on tariffs and Geneva conference aims.
Old Memories ceremony notes pathways at SUNY gathering and valedictorian J Cecil Musarll, salolatorian named at Mlagetntt High Selvol. Nine men run for mayor and council. candidates include Fran tis Meeker J Ry Unrkex Hitter Millaut Kulu Joh G Babbitt F C Chi ree Jatt Tor A Gi. Also covers travel to Los Angeles and Phoenix for events and an obituary note for Molly.
Local report notes the Patagonian principal will become superintendent of schools in Marana. The article mentions his prior tenure near Unita Park, references a residence border area around Black Kill Park, and alludes to a life spent in that vicinity.
Flagstal High School students watched a driving drill led by LT Case of the State Highway Department. They tested a Meesi car on a sloped course to estimate stopping distances at various speeds, assessing driver reaction, pavement substance effects, and overall stopping ability.
Reported remarks say if elected president Dewey would appoint a secretary of state to say no to Joseph Sulis. He named two possible appointees, Kostav Dulles and Arthur Wendik, as frequent foreign policy figures in the Senate.
A report outlines a proposed monthly pay increase for county employees in Maricopa County. The agenda items discuss salary adjustments across multiple departments, with a projected annual cost around twenty four thousand dollars. The discussion involves the county treasurer, superintendent, clerk, and other officials as part of a wage reform plan.
Tempe May 4 The event honors Lavik director of athletics at State College at Tempe for eight years of native coaching. A testimonial dinner will be held Saturday afternoon in the Ly Yon building on campus with athletes writers and friends as guests.
The Grand Canyon Legion Auxiliary held a farewell gathering at Mrs. Lois Fonner's home with about 35 attendees. Mrs Fonner received a framed photo memento as a retirement gift to Penner. Several local residents and visitors were noted, including travels through the canyon and preparations for summer lodge reopening and water pipeline work.
Reading remains unclear. The fragment appears to mention a medical or health related treatment for feet and potential complications but lacks coherent details, names, places, or dates to establish a specific news item or event. Unable to determine factual entities from the provided text.
Funeral services will be held Friday morning May 8 at 8 o'clock at the Church of Guadalupe for Juan Leys, who died at the home of his daughter Mrs Barbara Aybie of Superior on Tuesday May 4. Survived by two daughters Barbara Ayble and Mrs Nancy Ornelas, son Salvado Coins et, and seven grandchildren. Rosary to be said at Flagstaff tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
Washington dispatch reports the Willcox Co-Op receiving a large Rural Electrification Administration loan to fund local electric services. The article notes plans for schools and rural infrastructure, highlighting a program to expand electricity access for regional communities.
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