07 Sep 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1949
Page
1
Hilary, Aunt Effie, and Sabrina vanish after a hurried departure from the house. Police suspect a planned escape, tracing Sabrina’s route to Wells and Glastonbury. At the railway and inn, locals discuss clues while Hilary hides as authorities pursue leads.
A Washington column discusses a clash between Army engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation over the Grant Prairie Bayou Meto project in Arkansas. It covers feasibility, costs, repayment terms under reclamation law, and the potential impact of dual engineering standards on future irrigation works and bidding.
In DeWitt Mackenzie's view England faces a crucial choice as the Socialists weigh continuing nationalization and crisis politics ahead of a likely general election. The piece weighs economic strain, policy shifts from the wartime framework, and the uncertain voter mood influencing Attlee’s government.
Annual Sunny Département dance program announces prize contest with a waltz and a jitterbug. Events set for Friday night at Saguaro club, committee oversees details and tickets available from local Sunnysite members or Fire Department.
Fragmented OCR from a late 19th or early 20th century page mentions Kenneth Switve planning to leave for the University of Missous, visiting relatives in Salt Lake City, and a two year course at Waolbag's college. A court action note references Justice Rattan of Wiliamis, a divorce claim involving Watt Thel, and a wedding certificate seizure. Names include Kenneth Switve, Ernest Le Cree, Frank and Alner Christensen, Louise Hodgens, Myo Hudgans, Mary Wilson, Miss Viceule W wet ta Winslow, Jack Matz, G. P. Sughyue, Josie Buttner.
Yumas plane flyers report their 325th hour aloft with minor morning trouble but overall good progress. They cruised over Phoenix at 6000 feet then faced wind during refueling on return to Yuma. Planes remain airborne to cool engines and will fly lower as weather improves.
The Fingsteft Riducation Association plans its first all member gathering tonight at Wen echoal. The meeting will discuss activities and visitation to new directors, with Moore urging full attendance of teachers.
Canasta scoring involves melding, red threes, and penalties. The guide explains when a red three can be laid out and the penalties for failing to meld or for opponents going out first. It notes points lost for red threes and how sides incur penalties, tying these to the score.
Sedona residents enjoyed a weekly public square dance at Rainbowe's in Jerome with a large turnout. The Garbarino family and Norris relatives visited, while Frank Puerner and Mary Jones from Port Kinana Wis were guests visiting Sedona and planned to travel to Tasadena with Miss Jones remaining. Ed Phillips and family hosted a gathering, and Glen Blanton drove a new car. A long gaming and card- scoring explanation appears, followed by a note on Labor Day travels, a Phoenix family departure for Utah, and a Sunday picnic in Oak Creek canyon with local residents and visitors.
Fragmentary text references a Hood control bill and a $19,000,000 litigation. Mentions authors, continent, and competing agencies in a business setting. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
A damaged clipping lists foods like peppers, potatoes, and tomatoes alongside dubious terms. The fragment references a “nishishade” poison label and mentions Exgplants, Lomatoes, and a laundry theme. Reading is uncertain and names are garbled.
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