UN Dead End Balkans as Soviets Defy Majority
The United Nations faces paralysis over Balkan tensions as the Soviet veto blocks majority-backed Greek peace proposals. US vows to act to aid Greece, signaling a shift in UN diplomacy and urging a broader strategy beyond the Security Council. The scene in San Francisco during the UN gathering reflects gloom as efforts to avert a regional slide intensify. The article notes Greece’s resistance and the Markos forces consolidating control in the north with potential foreign support.
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Washington column on postwar policy and budget
NEA Washington correspondent outlines U S policy aims, costs, and shifts in the postwar era. Discusses the administration's Pacific strategy, economic red ink, and the move of responsibilities from War to State with remarks on occupation plans and treaty prospects with Japan and Germany.
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Arms cache found near Jerusalem police headquarters
Police discovered a large cache of arms outside the city walls in the Jewish quarter near the King David Hotel. Ten to twelve houses reported damaged during the raid and soldiers cordoned the street as civil and military authorities inspected the site.
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Hitler's Physician Sentenced To Death
A Nazi war crimes trial in Giyunpin, Work sees Adolf Hitler’s personal physician condemned to death for conducting medical experiments on concentration camp inmates. Other defendants were brought in to hear their sentences pronounced by the court.
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Gerri
Kael Tearal
Adulph Vitlee
Fragmented wartime text hints at postwar economic fate
The text presents a garbled discussion on German economy and postwar recovery, referencing economic policies, industrial revival, and possible Allied occupation outcomes. It mentions British timing, U S influence, German production, and territorial boundaries around New Castle, with scattered phrases about manpower and alliances.
We Want To Grow Says Midgley On Water Setup
Major W W Midgley voices growth aims for water infrastructure as he discusses plans, costs, and regional impacts. He cites evaporation, power development potential, and cross state interests involving Los Angeles and Arizona. The piece weighs feasibility and political sentiment.
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Arizona Machinery Co announces distributor for Esco tools
The Stury at 24 South Beaver announces Wa firm as Arizona Distributor for Esco Manufacturing Company heavy tools including manganese ironworks, logging gear and related equipment. The document describes planned water supply and canal projects with pumping plants, penstocks, and mountain terrain, outlining construction costs and routes through Williams River, White Tank Mountains, and surrounding areas.
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Arizona Machinery Co
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Esco Manufacturing Company
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Letters Praise Arizona Daily Sun on Water Issues
Readers praise the Arizona Daily Sun for publishing Major Weidgely's verses on the Chloride or Chlorady River topics. The letter commends balanced reporting on Glen Canyon Dam diversions and electrification plans for Coconino and northern Arizona, and opposes the Suita Fe Compact that could hinder development.
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Clip lye the Turks first bemight to Europe from the east
The fragmentary OCR notes an Austrian ambassador to the Sultan delivering bulbs to View, implying a diplomatic or ceremonial act. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the piece hints at eastern to European movement and a symbolic gift context.
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Arizona music week event obituary and tribute notes
Douglas Russell state chair and vice president of the Music Teachers Association plans a memorial service at his home in Phoenix. The late composer and arranger Venegral is honored in a national music week observance with funeral arrangements set for tomorrow.
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Venegral
Hew
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