11 Sep 1950
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1950
Page
1
Arizona voters face a primary ballot choice on a constitutional amendment to allow state lands to be leased for oil and gas under standard royalties. Proponents say exploration could yield millions in revenue and create jobs, aligning Arizona with other states and federal practice.
Arthur G. Buske, head of the Mayshatt Plantations in Korea, returns to Washington to update on Korea’s reconstruction challenges. Washington officials weigh implications for U.S. policy and funding as Korea plans rebuilding measures.
Fragmented report outlines economic aid plans for a wartorn nation and the strain on civilian populations. It notes major figures: Delaware area population, 2 1000 square miles, and calls for 30 000 U.S. troops. South Korea and Washington officials discuss bombings, refugees, and food needs amid confusion and conflicting data.
In a strained family gathering, Frey confronts joint ventures and control of the ad agency. Tensions flare as Jennifer criticizes Myron and Edie pushes to reorganize business roles while pondering Peter’s absence and New York ties. Police seek clues to a disappearance.
The report outlines debates on postwar relief, refugee needs, inflation, and reconstruction. It notes calls for United Nations aid, a reduced Marshall Plan request, and a shift toward industrial and infrastructure expansion to support Korea and allied efforts.
Two pairs of blue ALay safaris binoculars were stolen from a display window at the Jean and res photographic store on Wednesday. Store operators notified city police and sheriffs deputies.
Disjointed lines report a mobilization plan for a guard unit for one year, names of officers and residents, homecomings in Los Angeles, and efforts to improve sound and wall conditions. Also noted are a landfill related asbestos concern, crop forecasts, a local baseball game, a fire drill, a new school president, and U.S. Forest Service air strikes in 1949 with casualty counts.
A candidate named D. clitey Simroida appeals to voters about a bid for constable in the Dehidersteee aviation. He promises voters a clear path to ballots and through, while Simmons, a Flagetatt resident and former night watchman at Arizona State College, has prior law enforcement experience in Oklahoma and with the local sheriff.
Fragmented OCR shows multiple candidate notices for Senator, Assessor, Representative, Supervisor, and Recorder in various counties. Names include Charles W. Dayden and Andy Matson. Text references September 12 primary day and party guidance, with incomplete phrasing and several misspellings.
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