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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1948

Page

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UN Votes Probe Of Hyderabad War

The United Nations Security Council voted eight to zero to study the war situation in Hyderabad amid Indian, Pakistani and local actions. India argues it is a domestic matter outside UN scope, while Hyderabad seeks cease fire and withdrawal of Indian troops.

Paris United Nations Security Council Iiyderabad Nawab Moin Nawaz Jung Munadhae Indi Hyderabad Alexander Cadogan Britain Council Stour Yakov A. Malik Ftate

State proposes highways chief role as bill eyes abolition

Arizona Rep Murphy of Maricopa County aims to abolish the state highway commission and create a state director of highways. The move follows a report that the commission planned to fire secretary Dr. Bigges. The measure faces questions about timing and governor Vani Carvey's veto risk amid other budget and security bills.

Phounitn Joe Mrphy Mari‘copa County State Highway Commission Murphy House Highwas and Bridges Committee Arizona Highway Commission Gene) Bigges Ous Vani Carvey Maricogua Leyeishitur Garvey Interiny Ag Coe Tax Research Association Atil Fort Grant Bows’ Industriad Schhool Mort Hnaehiea Nili- Tiy Bath Democrats Pubes Aethig Dan MK. Garvey United States

Williams Set For 66 Meet at U S Highway Convention

Williams Chamber of Commerce invites men to sing in a men's chorus for the U S Highway 66 Convention. Maurice Schruben directs a practice tonight at Williams Grade School. Route 66 will be theme song. Pre convention reception Sept 28 at Fray Marcos Hotel 8 to 10:30 p.m. Delegates head to Grand Canyon trip Sept 25 departing Williams 1:30 p.m.

Williams Chamber of ‘Commerce U. S Maurice Schruben Williams Grade School Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Rotary Club Business and Professional Women's Club Williams Woman's Club Fray Marcos Grand Canyon Park Service Fred Harvey Canyon Shoshone Point

Rita Johnson in coma tenth day after brain injury

Hollywood report says Rita Johnson remains in a coma on the tenth day at St. Vincent's Hospital. Doctor Lee Siegel declines comment on recovery chances after an operation removed a blood clot. Police believe the brain injury resulted from a hair dryer falling on her as she prepared for an afternoon cocktail party.

Hollywood Hove Rita Johnson St.ucent's Hospital Lee Siegel Miss Johnson

Cinderella and Millionaire Wed in Georgia Elopement

Polo star Francis Hitchcock and Stephany Saja wed in a simple civil ceremony at Charlton county court, hours after courting a Florida club honeymoon. The bride, a Pennsylvania coal miner’s daughter, left Newark for New York to work in finance, while the groom faced a potential perjury inquiry over Florida license details. A church ceremony is planned later as legal matters unfold in Florida and Georgia.

Folkston Francis Hitchcock Tall Wwillowy Stephany Saja Pennsylvania South Georgia Gretna Green Cinderella Ins New York Charlton County A. S. McQueen Kentucky-Florida Delonid Fla West Palm Beach Mla C. S. Chillingworth Marie Georgia

Czechs Agree to Pay U S for Lend-Lease Claims

Prague reports Czechoslovakia will pay the United States 172,901 dollars within 10 days for lend-lease war materials. The property originally valued at over 2.17 million dollars covered items used by Czechoslovakia army units returning from the western front.

Prague Czechoslovakia U. S Foreign Office

Jerome Man Named To Seat in House

PRESCOTT September 16 AP A H Bisjack of Jerome appointed to succeed Harry Metz as member of the 8th Arizona legislature from district 4 Yavapai county Metz moved to New Mexico Bisjack selected as Democratic nominee for the 19th legislature

Prescott A. H. Bisjack Jerome Harry Metz Arizona Yavapai New Mexico Bisjack

Phone Strike Averted Across Nation In Labor Pact

A coast-to-coast strike by 23 060 telephone workers was halted after Western Electric reached a bargaining agreement with CIO Communications Equipment workers. Mediator Thomas Steuhl said ratification is needed and the pact offers hourly wage increases of nine to 15 cents in some areas and eight to eleven cents in ethics. The settlement covers telephone equipment workers in 43 states and the District of Columbia.

New York Western Electric Company CIO Thomas K. Steuhl District of Columbia

Army To Use Troops To Load Cargo Ships

SAN FRANCISCO September 16 The army prepared to deploy troops to load military cargo at strike bound west coast ports as the dispute with the CIO Longshoremen’s Union intensified. The government considered using troops to handle cargo if the labor strike disrupted shipments.

San Francisco Army CIO Lonershoremen's Union Unt Nore

Berlin mourns youth killed in rioting as Red forces patrol

In Berlin, Sept 16 AP reports Red Army patrols along city borders while anti communist crowds hold a martyr’s funeral for a youth killed during rioting a week earlier. About 5,000 attend the service in the British sector as police and Russian patrols intensify. Security incidents include a shot fired near the US sector and clashes with police, with casualties reported among demonstrators.

Berlin Red Army U.S U. S Goria Yorth Brandenburg Gate Risin Iinckaded Piz

Scout Program Set Tonight at Wooad Men’s World Meet

Scout exhibitions by six Troops in Wooad will feature flag and compass presentations to local Scout Masters. The program begins at 7 40 pm with invocations, songs, and the Scout Oath led by Louis Mallen. Dr G Fronske addresses, and Dr EB Barnes responds.

Vlagstaff Teeeye Ap Vecal Solo Kenneth Switver Pririk Hall The Latter Day § Church Hugle Calors W. Ji Troxoil James Williams Medlister Kenneth Switzer Louis Mallenfilo Hill Rodwans Fri Lion Hoop G. Fronske EB. Barnes John Raudebaugh Sturgeon Cramer Peaks America

Belgians Gift Inscribed Saber to Mrs Patch

A group of Belgians presented an inscribed diamond and ruby saber to Mrs Alexander Patch at the U S Embassy in Brussels. The gift honors Alexander Patch Jr who helped rescue King Leopold III with the U S Seventh Army. The King is in Switzerland as Belgians accuse his surrender and refusal to leave Belgium.

Brussels U.S Alexander Patch Ff.tien Alexander Patch Jr Leopold U. S Switzerland Dermiuny Belgium

Typhoon Sweeps Areas of Japan

Typhoon damaging ten prefectures near Tokyo left at least two dead and 28 missing with three injured as winds up to 60 miles an hour and heavy rains prompted evacuations and river flooding north and west of the metropolitan area.

Yokyo Ionshu Tokyo

Showers Forecast Across Northern Arizona Today

Weather updates indicate widespread light to moderate rainfall across much of northern Arizona with measurable totals in several basins. Reports show Prescott and Verde watershed areas receiving over a tenth of an inch, while Phoenix Gila Bend and Yuma saw only traces.

Arizona Klaystaff Grand Canyon Prescott Childs Verde Weather Bureau Tonto Fish Hatchery Salt Reno Ranger Station Phoenix Gila Bend Yorna

Williams Corps Opens Season at Williams High

Williams High School Brun aid Baele Corps begins its season with a parade and civic events. Under director Meuirice Sebrahon the unit now includes 50 girls, necessitating extra units for the year. The group appeared in the Mexican celebration parade and will participate in state events. Notable names listed include Dial Henderson Avila L Carcilla Pomnesina Bakrigies Carrilay Duffiel Kennedy Fisher Ornel Maichel Willay Re Melick Jaieare Cake Vick Dogue Melick M tuff Means Varnas Jb Wilkan Shmis Bow den Schruben Olsen Kielhorn Sanford Lean Cotolendy Anserstein Merbins CL Wilson Mantell Whit bed.

Williams High School Brun Aid Baele Corps Williams-Phogstosh Che Agers Meuirice Sebrahon Williwins Vis Dial Henderson Avila L. Carcilla Pomnesina Bakrigies Carrilay Duffiel Kennedy Fisher Orne Maichel Willaey Re Melick Jaieare Cake Vick Dogue C. Melick M ~ Tuff Means Varnas Jb Wilkan Shmis Bowden Schruben Fieys Olsen Kielhorn Sanford Lean Cotolendy Anserstein Merbins CL Wilson Mantell Whitbed SU Nfota

Drowning Death Attributed To Spirit's Orders

A coroner declines to blame anyone for Violet Gogulin s death amid testimony of a religious gathering. Witnesses say Violet walked into the Madawaska River after claiming blessings and was impelled by the holy spirit. Family members describe a moonlit scene and no struggle as she went under. jurors rule death by drowning with no identifiable offender.

Palmer Violet Gogulin Violet Madawaska al Impet Choy Viola Dias eVootet Cod

Boosters Seek Funds For Highway 68 Information Drive

The 66 Boosters Chen Drive organization launches its annual fundraiser hoping to raise 3600 for the Phipstiuff unit to station a representative in Amarillo this winter. The drive also aims to circulate 240,600 folders through travel agencies hotels and information centers nationwide to promote safer traffic and provide accurate highway conditions. Albert A. Hall leads the effort with Pete Sonris Tore Engstron and Dua G. Frouske assisting.

Highway 68 Amarillo Highway 6 Oler United State Albert A. Hall Plage Pete Sonris Tore Engstron Due A. G. Frouske

French Cabinet Teeters as Budget Crisis Looms

Paris dispatch reports France's five-party government, formed from extreme right and left forces, teetering amid budget strains and internal strains as ministers face a volatile political week.

Paris France

Mobile X Ray Unit Offers Free TB Detection

The Arizona health department mobile X ray unit arrives at Flagstaff high school for students and schedules free TB screenings through Friday at multiple sites including Saginaw and Manistee Mander company and Southwest Lumber mill. It will also visit Sunnyside and South San Francisco Street locations with daily 1 to 6 PM or 2 to 8 PM windows, continuing next week with additional sites noted.

Arizona State Department of Health Flagstaff High School Saginaw and Manistee Mander Company Unill Southwest Lumber Mill Sunnyside San Francisco Street

Globe Child's Death Mystery

The three year old Lee Mills died in Globe near Phoenix from brain hemorrhage after polio was suspected. Sheriff W. H. Richardson jailed Jack Rutherford, 66, as a person of interest while officials investigate. Rutherford is held for further questioning and witnesses are being contacted.

GLOBE Lee Mills Straspibal Phoenix W. HW. Richardson Jack Rutherford Qiuliato Suchnat Thaitherford Joseph Sharpe Inaga Titherford Rickardson

Deadly coral snakes sighted in Tucson area

Two deadly coral snakes were reported in the Tucson area over the past two days. One was killed at the home of Paul Rahorn, while Mr and Mrs Edward E Williams reported a brilliantly striped snake seen in their yard but it escaped down a gopher hole.

Tucson Paul Rahorn Edward E. Williams

Switzer Elected President of Philstaff Toastmasters

Kenneth Switzer, a charter member, was elected president at the semi annual election held Wednesday evening at Hotel Monte Vista. Ralph Holly deputy district governor, with Nackard named secretary treasurer. Weldon Brinton led the evening as Toastmaster and Top Vister.

Kenneth Switzer Philstaff Toastmasters Club Hell Hotel Monte Vista Fret Nackard RK. Bayd Ataris Ralph Holly Switver Weldon Brinton Jack Fine

Twelve women form jury at Tucson

In Pima County twelve women sit as Superior court jurors for the first time. They will hear the case of Calvin Lee Julian, 38, charged with assault with a deadly weapon and assault with intent to commit robbery. Judge Gordon Farley presides.

Tucson Pimi

Baseball Scores Across Leagues Today

The Associated Press reports NL action with Brooklyn beating Cincinnati 12 to 6 and Pittsburgh at New York on the schedule. In the AL Detroit won 2 to 1 over New York, with Washington at Cleveland and Boston at St Louis slated for night games.

Associated Press Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Detroit Washington Cleveland Boston St. Louis

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Russia Ukraine Legion's Bob Prochnon Mark A. Moore American Legion Flagstaff Lloyd Harrell Jeff Ferris Wilkun Riles Director of gGoal Miner Polo Fine Saber Mrs. Patch Japan Williams Corps Chen Switzer Petey Michael Riddly Hally E.R. Boyd FE. R. Boyd Platt Cline Paul Bedard Kenneth Lenhard David Jones Ture Mieliacl
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