18 Sep 1946
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1946
Page
1
A quirky piece contrasts a Boston man who phoned police to beat his wife with a broader reflection on restraint. It cites quotes from figures like Ralph Morley and Herbert Hoover, arguing for calm judgment and peaceful conflict resolution at home and in international arenas.
Foreign desk reports that Britain United States and Soviet leaders clash over Germany Poland borders and Potsdam decisions. Soviets claim frontier settled while Western powers say line provisional until peace talks. Mass eviction of Germans east of Neisse continues amid refusal to reconsider policy.
Arizona Corporation Commission grills Western Union Telegraph Co over establishing a Springerville office. Navajo Apache Telephone Co. provides service. commission will decide later. Cites public need as argument, hearing led by Yale McFate. Elementary school attendance in the United States reaches a peak around 23,000,000 in the early 1930s.
Molotov challenges the Potsdam language on German population transfers and Poland’s western frontier. The dispatch notes how Soviet and Polish positions are aligned over shifting borders, with Polish settlers replacing Germans in key port cities and reluctance to redraw the Oder Neisse line.
Virginia Congress committee led by Schuyler Bland will question 19 government shipyards during the week of Sept 23 to justify profits earned on Liberty ships. Early data show wide variance in costs and profits across yards, prompting calls to renegotiate and reassess wartime pricing.
Russell Jackson told Holary club Rotarians that greater focus on child welfare is needed to reduce delinquency. Dr. Dedmon, Dr. Bellwood, and coach Frank Brickey discussed college administration and state funding while Mickey briefed on a Lumberjacks win. About 15 Rotarians planned to attend a quarterback breakfast at the Male Visit hotel Monday morning.
Rev. C. E. Connell refused to wed Eldon Yooum of Rantoul and Ruth Nelson of Potomole, Ill. He guided them to a spot near Flora where a minister performed the ceremony beneath a large tree, with a sympathetic churchman aiding. The piece ends with an advisory to use classifieds to sell.
Phoenix milk market reports a move to 18 cents a quart for delivery as the Borden Company raises prices. The change, announced Sept 1 by Co op Dairy, shifts butterfat payments to producers, with distributors facing new costs under OPA rules.
In Philadelphia the archbishop Geoffrey Francis Her, DG, head of Cunter Vues, described the United States as vast and glorious while contrasting it with England, saying a pocket-handkerchief country England is by comparison.
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