Spiritual revival urged along with economic and political unity
DeWitt Mackenzie reports calls at a world affairs conference for spiritual renewal as a path to peaceful coexistence. Attendees warn that without collective religious and moral revival, atomic threats and global division could erase civilization. leaders emphasize cooperation, democracy, and unity, citing faiths across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt MacKenzie
Hy Dewitt Mack Esac
Europe
Asia
Viccaly
Palestine
Anil Counkter
Englund
Jatinind
Fat Cack Oller
Val Dwight Ki
Billings
Hough
United States
Horn
Genend
Tom Clark
Tuternation Samtay Schinol
Pex Moines
Veorkt Brotherhood
Clark
Hiwalt Stscen
Mineesota
Nes Maines Sida
America
Mackinac Toke
Michigan
M. i
Pathways of Old Memories and Community Notes
A fragmented local page recalls pathways of old memories and lists community figures: La Brown as first vice-commander, Rambyaugh and Rocatitl as other officers, and finance officer de Rix along with sergeants and historians. It mentions Mr and Mrs Fred W. Moore meeting, a Mrs Loo E. Doyle trip, and a Phoenix wedding anniversary. Also notes on Daughters of the Almighty Resolution and a flag regent WS Hammneth visiting, plus Utah Parks Commission and Flagstaff legal matters. Fifty years ago references cover the 40 D F officers installed and site talks for a fire truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Meteger Ae
la Brown
Cunamder
Rambyaugh
Rocatitl
Dunes
de Rix
Sergsart-Nlims Ry
Gilltand
Eiten Jom
Leteht
Mes
He Phelps
Phornix
Fred W. Moore
Doyle
Lea Sugden
Gions Post Metall
Tole Te Beit
Maving
Gina Wawst Hey
Rome
Phore
Eveniise
Aeneid
WS Hammneth
George Smith
Utah
Flagatail
A. A. Poster
Noble Kris Lo W. Simppyurdiyels Jools Trngherty
Dud
FG. Mills
Ry Ducksan
Washington column on Taft Hartley era film talks and Kearns
The Washington column reports on the Taft Hartley era labor battles influencing the movie industry. Kearns pushes direct negotiations over protections for workers, while predicting delayed Petrilly talks and broader broadcast and union release tensions. The piece notes rising entertainment costs, public scrutiny, and industry fears of pricing out audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Penesylvania
Carsall J Kearns
Kearns
Janes Caesar
Unian
Daya
Cu Grose
Aid
Uhio
Maier
Ot Lear
Everyhaly
Koarus Ling
Petrilly
Keane
Los Angeles
Hallywiens
Union
Tutte
Indy
Ken
Mearns
Kewrus Committee
Special Safety Class Finishes With 46 Pupils Trained
A five day intensive safety and driver education course completed by 46 students at Ari ymin Slave College Flagstaff taught by Andrew L. Casuy and instructors Amos TE Neyhart and Carl G. Shenshorn. The program covered public safety driving and child safety education for transportation operators and teachers among other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Ai Rhudonis
Kinacuebbig
Uctklingg
Amps
Cag
Amos TE
Neyhart
Carl G. Senshorn
Institute For Public Littety
Pennsylvania
Heat Death Toll Hits Midwest in Record Summer Heat
Chicago and midwestern cities report 112 heat related deaths as heat waves stretch from the Rockies to New England. Forecasters warn persistently high temperatures across the region while southern states see cooler air and relief. The weather map shows widespread heat and heat indices above safe levels with warnings extended into Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Age
Midwest
Rockies
New England
Mis Row
Bansits
Akins
Oklahe
Texas
Louisiana
Slocceport
Washington
Oregon
Ihatio
College and 1H Students Named by Ry Banford Bureau
A long list of students and affiliates from several regions is presented by the Nut imi Conservation Bureau of New York. Names include Derry, Blakney, Cabot, Belentz, Machan, Mansil, Robertson, Barnes, Swann, Goor, Pincher, Ponte, Shwnakers, Logan, Shadkey, Gananeg, Snug, Del Callanoib, Mize, Manes, Wilf, Paew, Reedtey, Scott, Willeos, and others among the group led by Ry Banford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ka “M. Manes
Tlue
Catherine Wilf
Pentia
J. Donald Paew
Novatys
Fter R- Renton
Glendale
Robert CG. Scott
Glad, Shuey
Willeos Vance
Reedtey
Calif
Menken
Letter to the Editor from Nogales Reader on Press Freedom
A reader from Nogales writes to the Arizona Daily Sun urging informed discussion of national issues. The letter criticizes "investigating committees" and calls for accountability, while praising the press's role in informing the public and cautioning against foreign influence and partisan manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arizona Daily
Northern
Afkicas
SUN
Arizona
United States of America
Washingtons
Homitins
Munroes
the Nations
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Flagstaff
Arizona Daily Sun
Sntucling
Flaputah
Coconina County
Cocantna San Casing, We Jy Moliftin
Prewisint
Paul, Eakger, Vublisher
Rio Lely Editer Mechanicat Iperiotendent
Reulation Mager
Tiagetaft
Arizima
Waylor
Police
Story Pear
Vermont
Pusbury
Brothaxearch
Finnly
Gaffoy
Anid Morales
Pag Ming
Askei
Finneral Chirksys
Copen
Ceter Edsury
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Mormon Lake Lodge
Parmerly Tombler
Felice Crowder's
Mormon Lake
Cape — Bar
Parker Hamilton
River Edge Manor
North Jersey Beekeepers’ Association
Woedeliff Lake
Himneell
Mark
Chienge
Ania
Warrell
Lake Mary Lodge
Ray
Collegians
Kurt Clyde
Johnny - Ray
Lake Mary No. 7
Bar Service
South Flagstaff
Ian
San Francisco
Anc Wits Lydon
Autry
Sterling Hollow
Aarat
Gm Russell
Isis
Gor
Amer
Vonize
Wehiell Cuenur
Nogales
Aris
Sity
E. A. Anderson
Leronz
Orpieum Theater
Aspen
Kew
En - Alaa
Bank of the Valley National Bank
Monty
Ost Isuran
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