18 May 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1949
Page
1
Washington May 18 AP reports an 84.75 million appropriation for a Navajo boarding school hospital in Brigham City waiting on President’s approval. The measure funds tense shifting to end next June with stipulations tied to the first beneficiaries bill.
The document details the Articles of Incorporation for MOTAURANT, INC filed May 4, 1949 in Arizona. It lists Henry G. McQuatters, W. Stevenson, and G. Burman as initial directors, with offices in Flagstaff and Navajo County. It outlines corporate purposes, real and personal property dealings, and authorized capital of 25000 shares at $10 each. It sets term to 25 years with extension options and notes officers, governance, and legal acknowledgments by notary.
DeWitt MacKenzie notes a rocky election in eastern Germany where hand picked candidates for a "people's congress" show signs of unrest. He discusses Soviet zone resistance, Western Germany parallels, and broader implications for Cominform politics and satellite states amid a wave of purges and emigration rumors.
A Washington column reports on probes by the Armed Services Committee into leaks and a push for unified information policy. It notes Defense Secretary Johnson and officials cite directives to curb public disclosures and maintain security across services amid interservice tensions.
Sheriff’s Office records show 1000 cases opened since January 1 with about 9000 in recoveries and a total of 15028 dollars recovered. Case notes reference a mortgage sale in Texas and a man named Moyd Dale Gulbis linked to a highway incident. Police are pursuing a minor-related matter in Talbine and any further details await court action.
Phelps hinge company announces new schedules at the Douglas reducting waeres. May 2 employees will follow a forty hour five day week. Plant near Sunlays will close Sundays. Pires will be repeative seven hye gi week with stokliie. Two digs off and office near agfice perenniel will be pifeyted.
Four graduates will receive degrees at Grand Canyon School's commencement. Assistant Superintendent Ben Garvison is the speaker. The event, at the Commapley building, will include guests from the Rotary Club at their Mind Heap gathering.
The article details Ghainnan Pingol's War Service Committee facing censorship debates and demands for release of information. It notes high officials, ongoing conflicts over what can be disclosed, and insistence that most information remains unmarked and secure for public safety.
Fragmented local page notes social visits and events in town. Citizens named include Mrs McCalbaigt Mr and Mrs Ay Mi Samara and Walter Tr Bennett with deputies. Visitors from Ash Fork and Crawford Naschirge are listed along with a government prairie gathering and a crew shipment. The piece mentions upcoming meetings and plans for summer, with family parlor activities and chicken dishes.
Naval architects and marine engineers are scheduled to convene in Canyon for a professional visit and training session. The program aims to discuss ship design, hydrostatics, and related naval architecture topics with a focus on advancing regional expertise.
Senator Verscot counters rumors about Ft Whipple closures stating no planned hospital shut down. He criticizes push to move veterans care and defends keeping the facility open in the face of officials discussing restructuring.
The recorder certifies the incorporation of Taurant InG, Inc. in Coconino County Arizona. The document indicates official custody of the records and the authority of the recorder to certify corporate formation.
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