Washington column on postwar Soviet and Iranian developments
The Washington column discusses postwar Soviet actions in Iran, noting U.S. and British roles, troop withdrawals timelines, and the UN Security Council debate. It contrasts 1946 Allied withdrawal with postwar aims, detailing plans for Russian Iranian air cooperation and broader geopolitical maneuvering.
Izaak Walton League Opens Annual Convention
Chicago April reports the Izaak Walton League convening its 2nd annual gathering led by executive director Klameth A. Reid. The program outlines focus on conservation of grazing land and water, with sessions on farming, wildlife, and public interest concerns.
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New Flagstaff Firm Opens Tomorrow in 12000 Sq Ft Building
A Flagstaff furniture firm unveils its new 12000 square foot showroom at North Heaver Street in a recently completed brick building. An open house will feature multiple local suppliers and contractors, including Kig Nouver, Harondurg block company, and White Mountain Lumber. The move marks 28 years in operation for the business, with nearby firms assisting in moving and setup.
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Land Former L Jack Student Visits Here
Arnel Tarmer Lainibor Fickendenkint now a native of the UW. A Maslins visited the go pug last Whitesday, moving west to report for overseas dig. Major Land attracted Playstatt Tigh Selepring to enter college here. He graduates in 194?, left to enter service in March of the year he departed. He has been in the marines Ave since.
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Californian Says Speculators Hold Central Ariz Land
Rep Nixon says officials should investigate reports about construction plans for the Central Arizona project. He cites fears speculators may gain large land holdings and profit from future development, requesting names of buyers and details of land acquisitions.
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Grange Leader Warns of Biggest Low Mood Ahead
Albert S. Goss of Washington addresses insurance group in Angeles warning of a new abnormal food surplus and vast credits to Korea. He says stopping such credits is essential to prevent another major economy collapse.
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Santa Fe To Continue 4-H Awards In State
Santa Fe plans to sustain 4-H awards in the state offering sixty five educational prizes to outstanding members across California Arizona Nevada and other areas through the Santa Fe organization led by President Frank G Gurley.
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Turbulent UN debates on Iran and Soviet actions in 1945
The Security Council sparred over dropping Iran from the agenda as Hussar troops left and Russian forces withdrew by May 6, while Tran reported shifts in Azerbaijan with Tranian troops entering and a provisional government forming. The Trahan Parliament previously refused to vilify the treaty, leaving Russia isolated but not ruling out a closed case.
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Fur labeling debates split congress on genuine fur tags
A serious congressional hearing questions how to prove a fur product is genuine and what labeling should identify origin. Experts warn Americans cannot tell furs apart, risking misrepresentation and consumer deception with proposed tagging rules and fines up to 5040 dollars.
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State Hospital Board To Meet At Horence
The State Hospital Board will meet at Horence State Hospital to discuss the wartime management and the status of the hospital as it undergoes establishment and ongoing development. Officials from the board and hospital governance will review funding, staffing, and patient care plans.
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Old Memories recall Covonine county teachers meeting
Mrs. W. Seebrish presided as Covonine county Bavont-Teacher association elected officers at Tuncheon Hotel Mubity. Ales Dodge of Grand Canyon and Ruth Hovee of Tuba City named officers. Marie Greys vice-president filled in. Several locals visited while noting marriages and travel.
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Congress Asked For Air Expansion Fund
President Peunnar urged Congress to appropriate 725 million dollars for Air Forces expansion. The House Appropriations Committee scheduled a special meeting for this afternoon to discuss the request and report back to the House when ready.
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Court rejects officers defense in massacre trial
In MERNBERG Germany April AP report an American court ruled that a defense claiming soldiers acted under orders to kill civilians is not admissible. The tribunal found the main defense of 22 officers charged with murders during the invasion of Russia invalid, as it addressed killings of Jews Gypsies communist partisans and others.
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Public Health Nurse Teaches Home Nursing Classes
Public Health Nurse Miss Walters conducts home nursing lectures and demonstrations for high school and college students at the College Infirmary. She leads modules on mother and baby care with Red Cross certificates awarded after six weeks, and offers sessions for young couples on Mondays and Wednesdays evenings.
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Honolu le Clock Reopens After Six-Year Stop
A city clock in Honolulu resumes operation years after a halt caused by maintenance and paint obscuring the mechanism. Officials say repairs completed yesterday restored normal timing and reliability for residents and visitors in the area.
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Santa Fe to bring replica Indian village to Lake Michigan site
Florence, Illinois era plans describe Santa Fe building a replica Indian village as a natural habit near Twent Ibid Street on the Lake Michigan shore. The project accompanies a grand railroad pageant featuring Chief and Suhper Chief figures, celebrating a century of progress along the Northwestern system with crowds expected in Chicago.
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Ray Mine Standstill Amid Arbitration Briefing
Ray Mine operations in standstill after arbitration agreement. Jenune Kelleher of Phoenix to meet representatives of the ATL for negotiations. About 250 workers walked off the job, with management and attorney Dortte present during the event.
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Phoenix Butchers Seek Unemployment Pay Help
In Phoenix on April 8 a heavy war hit state security as far query and rural workers face unemployment. Applications for unemployment pay were urged during the disruption and lockout events affecting rural meatstreets.
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Book Review Mockery of Banking Tale The Bank of Avi
A reader critiques a banking themed novel Tasmatra and mocks its plot as grim and unrealistic. The piece jokes about appendices, recalls early banking history, and muses on borrowing, money, and the idea of a bank as a place for simple cash transactions.
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