Washington Column on Congress and World War Prospects
The Washington column-august dispatches discuss Congress shaping policy on potential war with Germany and the world order. It analyzes military sacrifice, occupations, and the shift toward two spheres of influence under U.S. leadership, with debates over aid to Greece and Turkey, UN Relief, and refugee admissions.
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Regiowlij
Washington
Aug
NMA
Congress
United States
Wandier
Chaipasus
Ruveian
Adie
Morea
Hanidartes
Prolene
Ponen
Yy Wei
Jiveuseeyab
Geneva
Greece
Turkey
U.S
Canyon Rotarians Hear Wartime Denmark Talk
Canyon Rotary Club met at El Tavie Motel with President Perry Brewer presiding. Guests included visiting Rotarians from Lubbock and Wichita, and speaker Lt. J. Chanson Krujet Copenhagen, Denmark, discussed wartime leadership and U.S. role as Norse alliances.
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Umand
Canyon—Il
Ue Gund Canyon Rotary Club
el ‘Tavie
Nonn
Perry Brewer
Hell
Robert Virgil Gibson
Wink
Stanley Stephana
I Center
Dob Shipp Ae
Teean
Chib
Arinui Mobile
Mt Grand Cityen
Sant
Bruitelings
Ava
Uemeel
Crete
Syhereby Hatori Marald Bryiat
Waltey Teenger
J. Chanson
Kittison Oil
Lana Forrest
Lubbock
Nye
Castle Croek
Naunt Mise Knuissen Af
Copoutine
Dommnark
Sedona Social Notes and Local Events Overview
Sedona residents attend a home gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Trice with a piano revival led by Mrs. Ann Tenney. Hospital visits, RKO sewing staff, and local social visitors are listed alongside a highway incident near Oak Greek and Viart stores. A future Congress followup on Soviet relations is hinted in the dispatch.
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Bbat
Persry van Deren
Beverly
Mies Clelen Black
Irvin Trice
Mere
Ann ‘Tenney
Helen Wine Will Ater
Tenney
Nancy Wigh
Lawrence Monoriad Hospital
Cathanna
RKO
No Taste
Greene Thompson
Alma Jones
Thelma Jones
Nelle Parke
Pirtle
Tony
Helen Thompson
Elizabeth Montgomery
Mirxine Montgomery
Miss Hayes
John Casimin
Freddie Inez
Will Night Watehnim
Hes Wilder
Norma Hee
Kingmar
Hare
Tae Yorks
Dlaeald Richasils
Cerdloline
Grant Canyon
Sedona
Richards
Forest Service
Elizabeth Virtle
Bittle
Oake Greek
Viart's
Will Steele
Janty Foster
Cottonwood
Millred Herbet
Death of a Doll rae by Hilder Lawrences 2 bylildo Loarence
A fragmented crime fiction scene unfolds with a femme fatale, missing persons, and a coercive male lead. Characters Miss Small Miss Brady and Miss Brice navigate suspenseful dialogues about theft, deceit, and motive as a noir plot advances toward a tense reveal.
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Rae
Hilder Lawrences
Bylildo
Bi Alritna
NEA Service
Downriver Trip Ends For 13 Member Party In Nevada
A 13 member party led by Norman Newgilly completed a strenuous river trip from Greco River to Lake Mead Nevada via the Colorado River canyons. They used a plywood craft powered by oars with a National Parks Service cruiser towing them, covering about 500 miles to reach Phantom Ranch and end at Boulder City.
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Boulder
Cneawatnynd
Mb Leeshier Phantom Ranch
Alfred Milotle
Neville
National Parks Service
Lake Mead
Local Club News and Visits Reported
The community notes cover a sewing club meeting at Mrs. Ellgworr Echnebbey’s. a 1 H club gathering at Mrs. Ralph Miller’s. a Tuesday night skating party by Une Sedona young people. Ruth Ann Spencer reporting on skating from New York and eastern cities. and a family trip as Bal Black and children travel with Ora You Dern to the White Mountains. Owen Wister, author of The Virginian, is mentioned as having visited Philadelphia before dedicating himself to writing.
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New York
Bal Black
Melen
Rusty
Ora You Dern Ant
Beverly
Angus
White, Mountains
Pathways Of Old Memories In The Sun Prom Prom
A clipped reminiscence page recounts ten years back notes from California towns. It mentions a Western States baseball tour game where a team beat Flagstaff 12 to 2, names Dick Wolf and others, and references locals visiting friends in Marysville and Willanes. It also notes Old Lown spring acreage and a birth in Beaver Creek area, with scattered mentions of Arizona Nations and Camp Port Huechnes preparations.
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Calif
Flingstaff
Dick Wolf
Gore
Phenix
Locsen
Hew
Proetund
Episeny
Marysville
Willanes Criends
le Landers
Optician
Westerday
Sapta
John Matthews
Arizona Nations
Prenara- Wan
Port Huechnes
Tiers
Phoenix
Teyn Rouneil
Cronh
Bullard
Driver Training Course Underway At College Here
A week of intensive work in driver training began this morning at Arizona State College Flagstaff with 49 men and eight women enrolled. Amos Be Neybret and Dre La Easthorn led the opening session, with officials from Nations Conxerestion Bureau and state education joining. Sessions will run hours daily through Friday, moving toward stricter coursework and practical drills.
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Whien Sinn
Sylver Trenining
Arizorm State College
Flagstaff
Anirey L
Odd Fellows Schedule Degree Practice Session Tonight
Odd Fellows lodge plans a second degree practice tonight with Arthur Godwin to join the degree lineup. The lodge prepares for the monthly schedule and reminds members of the upcoming ceremony and related commitments.
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Odd Fellows
Lew Fawkink
Arthur Godwin
Caral Ever Lits Be Tne Westsire
Fragmented OCR text misrenders names and numbers. The readable bits reference a caral or vessel with wings and counties, mentioning a large figure 205.5 million and multiple counties. No coherent event or identifiable entities provide a clear news item.
Hartman Awarded 77 500 Damages in SF Suit
Prescott Aug 4 A jury awarded Walter G Tartman 27700 damages in a suit against the Santa Fe Railroad for injuries after he fell from the top of a freighter while employed by the company The verdict came just before 8 pm following a retrial after a prior 25000 award The trial before Judge Don Udall Navajo county and Judge M T Phelpa ended with Tartman alleging a severe back injury from a fall on November 4 14a while attempting to fix a brake on a freight car
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Prescott
Hille
Walter G. Tartmun
Alist
Sault Be Railroad
Tardman
Ulal
Havbaan
Joge Don Udall
Navajo County
Unver- Ay
Mavicopa
Sapmtor
M.T. Phelpa
Phaenia
Hartman
Tewae
Lenin
Drotman
Reader Letters Page Sparks Town Talk In Northern Ariza
The AMMZORA IILY SUS invites comments from readers in a lively letter column. One indignant note targets a highway department official and questions who bears responsibility for road work while a local incident involving a resistant highway engineer is recounted. The writer laments bureaucratic excuses and argues for accountability in public works.
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Ammzora Iily Sus
Northern
Ariza
Ed Ryder Retires After Long Railroad Service
C Ryder a Santa Fe Railway public relations representative based at Los Angeles headquarters announced his retirement effective August 7. He began in the spring of 1918 with the Freigh t Claim Division in San Francisco and rose through the ranks in the traffic department. Ryder held posts including industrial agent in Las Vegas and Los Angeles PR for the coastlines, forming ties with industrial, transportation and civic groups and serving as president of the Alg Medi Ghiander Chamber of Commerce for several terms. He will remain in retirement at home.
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Is. C. Ryder
Spucker
Santa Fe Railway
Unies
Los Angeles
Toriny
Det Elaim
San Francisco
Ily
Uny
Hoadmpistetars
Las Bay City
Ryder Servet
Util Oor
spHentative
E Coastlines
Willy Industrial
Une Abecuies
Bie Wits
Algmedi“Ghiander
Commarce
Tyr
Wig
Ryder
Gr Canyon Lad Ends Flight Elements School
Gr Canyon Lad completes training at the Am Fu Jumentis Naval Air Technical Training Center. Son of William Dy Sog Ern of Grane Canyon 4, he enters second class in the USN.
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Gr. Canyon Lad
Flight Elements
Dlenry
Prescott Pushes Plans For New Water Prefect
Prescott officials push ahead with the 401,000 Del Rio water project as a group of Chino Valley farmers oppose drilling a well in the valley. The well is scheduled to be drilled this week but actions by the farmers may block the effort to obtain irrigation water.
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Prescot
Ange
del Rio
Chino Valley
Funeral Pending For University Professor Camington
Funeral arrangements were pending for Dr Herbert Dewitt Camington a 38 year university professor who died Saturday in Parailena California He joined the university in 192A and headed the German Department until 1087 then taught on a lifetime basis Nugent university official called him one of the most brilliant disracters of the faculty and will be greatly missed The piece also notes unrelated Widener government figures and two widows.
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Poneral Orvices
Diay
Herbert Dewitt Cammington
de Uniesity
Avivaun Preity
Ale
Parailena
Calif
Tr Hb. Nugent
Ringlon
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