05 Sep 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1949
Page
1
A critic argues labor’s rise has not harmed duties and urges workers to balance rights with responsibilities. The piece cites unions, farmers, and businessmen, urging workers to obey laws, respect others, and share the nation’s social duties to strengthen labor’s standing.
Foreign affairs analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues the European cold war has slackened as Communist offensives stall and Western democracies recover with Marshall Plan aid. He notes Yugoslavia's rift with Moscow, Czech unrest, and Hungary troubles while warning of intensified Far East focus and the push toward Canton.
This piece explains Canasta basics, including melding, initial meld points, and score progress. It covers wild cards, canastas, and how to form and protect melds, noting point bonuses for natural canastas and special cases with jokers and wild cards.
The officer training program offers a competitive exam for ages 17 to 21 from high schools and colleges. Successful candidates receive Naval scholarships and a commission as regular navy officers after completion of instruction. Applications must be received by the college entrance office.
Aams city notices recounts a raise in the city tax levy to 2.8993 per sum, per Pat tums, with mentions of officials and local history. The piece lists people and events from twenty years ago including visits, sports notes, and local movements in Flagstaff Chicago Kansas City and Crescent, with scattered railroad and cattle market mentions.
Washington column discusses a major U S policy gamble over China. It explores two paths: backing Chiang Kai-shek and West China warlords or separating Chinese Communists from Moscow, stressing risks, patience, and the need for broader American cooperation and reform in China.
Night plane carrying Tucson residents suffered engine trouble forcing a landing north of Topeka. Wilkinsons, traveling with a three year old, were en route from a vacation when they diverted to the cornfield site. They later returned to Topeka by airliner. Also note Calilao built his first telescope at Pandua, Italy, forty years ago.
The Grand Canyon Rotary Club met at El Tovar hotel on Sept 2 with President Sam Turner presiding. Dr Thomas Pyle of Buckeye spoke on his 42 years in Baptist ministry and community church work, followed by Ken Forray with attendance stats and playground project updates co sponsored with the American Legion. remarks noted lower turnout but positive member reports and photos of playground activities.
Chandler reports a blast at No- Lion Dehydrating and Milling Co. destroyed a warehouse. Company official estimates damage at about $50,000. The event occurred yesterday in Chandler, with authorities investigating the cause.
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