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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1948

Page

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British Charge Bud C Lewan in Berlin Riots

Britain charged that Russian troops provoked German anti-communists into the Brandenburg Gate riots. An official British military government spokesman rejected Maj. Gen. Alexandr Kotikov’s claim that inactivity by British police invited the attack. The exchange followed a Kremlin meeting on Berlin and ahead of four power talks in Moscow.

Berlin Britain Brandenburg Gate Alexander Kotikov Kotikoy Koetikoy Kremlin Moscow Germany Jem Ganeval France Kotikov Ske Western Berlin Frank Howley U.S Bering Gen2agy Herbert

Council To Engage Engineer For Survey Of Sewer Needs

Flagstaff City Council voted to hire the Los Angeles firm Taylor and Taylor to conduct a complete survey of the city's sewer requirements. The health department was instructed to draft two liberations for areas with sewer service, and property owners would be encouraged to connect. No action was taken on enforcing existing sanitation laws.

Flagstaff Taylor and Taylor Los Angeles Garden Evans

Oil Strike Lines Quiet at Richmond Refinery

In Richmond California on September 15 AP reports another CIO picket incident at the Standard Oil refinery was avoided as no AFL maintenance workers passed the gates. A rock and tear gas clash the day before injured nine people while today only four pickets stood at each gate. Hundreds gathered at the union headquarters nearby and more loitered across the street from yesterday’s fighting area.

Richmond Calif CIO Standard Oil Company AFL

Latins Celebrate Mexico Independence Across Arizona

The AP reports Arizona’s large Mexican population marks Mexico’s 1810 independence with a two day program in Williams Phoenix Mesa Tempe Tucson and border towns Nogales and Douglas. Events begin tonight with the Grito de Dolores and continue through Thursday with a Williams high school program a 21 gun salute and a parade.

Associated Press Arizona Mexico Mhore Williams Phoenix Mesa Tempe Tucson Dorginas Nogales Dolores Guanajuato Miguel Hidalgo Y Costilla

Enrollment Surges at Arizona State College Flagstaff

Registrar reports 607 students completed registration as enrollment grows this week at Arizona State College Flagstaff. Men outpace women by over two to one with 417 men registered versus 190 women.

Arizona State College Flagstaff

Atom Scientists Hold Meeting In England

About 150 atom scientists attend a Birmingham university organized conference in England to study technical problems in nuclear physics. The organizers emphasize it has nothing to do with atomic bombs. Attendees come from dominions the United States and much of Europe. Russians were invited but did not attend. Polish and Hungarian scientists are present.

Birmingham, &Ng Bimingham University Dominions United States Europe

Rumor Eagles May Go Out

In Phoenix on Sept. 15 AP reports floated the possible removal of Bri. E. Gene Eagles, secretary of the State Highway Commission, with Melvin Goodson and Bert Campbell named as likely successors. Acting Governor Dan St. Garvey had no comment. The decision reportedly preceded the primary campaign, with several commissioners discussing it directly with the acting governor, timing of the ouster unclear.

Phoenix Bri. E Gene) Eagles State Highway Commission Melvin Goodson Bert Campbell Arizona Highways Dan St. Garvey Eagles

Paris Crowds Riot Over Jobs at Aviation and Renault

A 4500 strong Paris crowd surged into the National Aviation offices with about 5000 workers from the nationalized aviation and Renault plants joining. Police used night sticks as stones and iron bars were thrown. The two hour riot on Boulevard Haussmann drew 20000 police and guards. Separately a Communist led federation staged a wage protest at Bulancourt demanding 13500 francs monthly.

PAIS National Aviation Paris Uhe Renault Auto Boulevard Hausmann She General Federation of Labor Bulancourt

100 Boy Scouts Presentation Rites Thursday at High School

Nearly 100 Flagstaff Toy Scouts will participate in a Thursday night ceremony at the high school where Woodmen of the World will present flags and compasses to Boy Scout troops. The program begins at 7 30 with troops including 25 26 27 21 and 32 listed alongside participating scouts' names.

Flagstaff Woodmen of the World

X-Ray Unit Opens to Public at HS Tomorrow

Flagstaff X Ray totals 744 for two days and several hundred more expected today at Whigstaff High. The mobile unit of the state department of health began this morning for school personnel only. Tomorrow from 9 am to 12 noon the unit will serve the public at the high school. Thirty pictures were taken yesterday at the college infirmary. The total includes college students and local pupils from South Beaver and Dunbar. The service is free.

Flagstaff Whigstaff High School State Department of Health College Infirmary South Beaver Dunbar Weeving

Army Drives to Sign Dock Workers at Pacific Ports

The Army pressed a campaign to recruit dock workers at California and other Pacific ports to move military cargo during the 144 day maritime strike. CIO Longshore Leader Harry Bridges branded signees as strike breakers and urged unions in foreign ports to refuse handling so called scab ships, threatening wider international impact on unloading army food and supplies for Pacific regions.

San Francisco Pacific Coast CIO Harry Bridges Pacific

Farrow Unconscious After Prescott Crash

Jack Farrow, 29, remained unconscious at Fort Whipple Veterans Hospital near Prescott, in critical condition after a Saturday night automobile crash on the hill west of Camp Kit Carson. He had been moved by ambulance from Flagstaff General Hospital to the veterans facility Tuesday night. Farrow, a Sunnyside resident, was driving a 1941 Buick sedan that collided with a truck and another car around 11 pm.

Jack Farrow Fort Whipple Veterans Hospital Prescott Farrow Veterans Facility Flagstaff Hospital Sunnyside Camp Kit Carson

35 Yanks Killed In Korean Wreck

A Seoul bound passenger train slammed into a halted troop train after emerging from a tunnel. Thirty five American soldiers died and 120 were injured, including 80 Americans. Witnesses described a catastrophic crash with a fire, as rescue workers toiled through the night to recover bodies and tend the wounded.

Seoul Feoam Prean Pusan ST ET Ee Mokpo Solidies Charles McGafferty Chiccago

World Series Begins October 6 Says Chandler

Cincinnati report says the 1918 World Series will open October 6 in the National League city winning the pennant. The second game also in the NL city, next three in the AL home city, and if needed two more in the NL city. Commissioner A J Chandler and league reps set dates at a meeting.

Cincinnati Basebal A. J. Chandler

Football Guesses Pouring In For First Contest

Entries for SUN Flagstaff Merchants first football guessing contest poured in this morning with ads for local college and high school games. The first ad ran in Tuesday’s SUN listing 16 frames and rules. Entries must be received or mailed by Friday at 3 pm to Prechnow's News Stand or Rose Tree Buffet or SUX. The lineup covers high school, regional, and national games with a Friday deadline.

SUN - Flagstaff SUX Prechnow

Arizona Governor Succession Issue Faces Snags

Phoenix Sept 18 AP Acting Gov Dan B Garveys top items for the current special legislative session meet resistance. Garvey favors a line of succession from governor to secretary of state and other officers, but most measures propose creating a lieutenant governor with a $5 000 salary plus presidency of the senate. All plans would go to voters in the November election. constitution presently lacks a direct line of succession beyond acting capacity.

Phoenix Dan B. Garvey Innings Pato Hhe Allormey House Goovervor Garvey Medoe Murphy Maricopa County Senate

GOP Steps Up Pressure For Senate Seats

The Republican leadership targets four key Senate races as Democrats threaten gains. Governor Dewey plans to join regional conferences with GOP nominees in Indiana Colorado New Mexico and New York to rally support. An AFL opposition signals renewed effort to defeat several Republican candidates and many House hopefuls in Indiana.

Waliington Republican High Command GOP Capeha Thomas J. Dewey Senate Indiana Colorado New Mexico New York Ile Deacey Cantral AFL Lndians Feld

Green Strikes At CIO Over Disloyalty Claims

Atlantic City dispatch reports William Green of the APL branding the CIO and World Federation of Trade Unions as hostile to the United States. He urged the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to withdraw, calling the WFTU a Moscow fifth column.

Atlantic City N. J William Green Dent APL CSO International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers World Federation of Trade Unions Moscow ICLO

Holbrook Fair and Jaycee Rodeo Schedule This Weekend

Navajo county hosts the 16th Holbrook county fair and rodeo under county air commission and Holbrook Junior Chamber of Commerce. Exhibits open Friday at 8 am with judging at 8 am and public hours 2 pm to 9 pm. Rodeo events run Saturday and Sunday from 2 pm daily featuring calf roping team tying saddle bronc riding bareback riding bulldogging and Brahma bull riding plus a free six-event program. Sunday adds a 220-yard colts race by Holbrook Merchants. Parade, cowboy dances, and a rodeo queen contest based on ticket sales feature the weekend.

the Sun Wmolbrook Navajo County county _air commission Holbrook Junior Chamber of Commerce Uolbrook Merchants Welena Torres Charlene Penrod Emma Sfarter

US Sues Big Meat Packers for Breakup Plan

The federal antitrust suit filed in Chicago seeks to split the four major packers Swift and Company Armour and Compring the Cudahy Packing Co and Wilson Jam Company into separate competing entities to restore competition. Attorney General Clark announced the filing.

Washington Chicago Swift and Company Armour and Compring Cudahy Packing Co Wilson Jam Company, Inc Tha Armour Swift Cudahy and Wilson Cieneral Clark

Tucson To Vote On Water And Sewer Bonds

Tucson residents will vote on Oct. 26 on a $3,700,000 expansion of the water system and on issuing bonds for sewage disposal. The ballot measure seeks approval for both city water improvements and sewer project financing.

Tucson

Baseball scores and matchups from today in two leagues

In the American League Boston plays Chicago. Detroit beat Washington 4 to 2. National League Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 3 to 2. Pittsburgh visits New York. St. Louis hosts Philadelphia at night. Chicago defeated St. Louis 5 to 2 in a separate night game.

Associated Press Boston Chicago Detroit Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York St. Tonia Hosten

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