Paris Peace Talks Seen Through Spectator Eyes
The Paris conference appears neither hopeful nor edifying with rebukes among powers and demands from smaller nations. Delegates perform for the gallery, seeking favorable home support, often delivering dramatic but hollow bargaining. Behind closed doors decisive compromises may resolve key crises and be quickly forgotten.
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Paris
Argain
Iowa
Paria
Congress
Paris Renferance
County Officials Group Urges Pay on Federal Lands
Nation Association of County Officials president Clairborine Blayton wrote to House Public Lawd chair J Hardin Peterson urging passage of the federal payment bill. The Alabama resident notes most members come from states with little federal land and credits western members, including Andy Matson of Flagstaff, for pushing the measure and for record in favor.
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the Nations Association of
Ediiowan
House Committee On Public Lawd
J. Hardin Peterson
Tate
Sweal
Blanton
Alabama
Terris- Lilien
Arisemy
Andy Matson
Flagstaff
The
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Coconino County
Board of Supervisors
Andy
Assessor Loses Miles In Count Of New Car
A local assessor, D. L. McKinney, was misreported in Friday's ace count in the SUN, with erroneous mileage figures for his new car. The corrected total is more than 10,000 miles, after notes that his former car had bid miles.
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D. L. McKinney
CAB Airline Hearings Nearing Conclusion
Albuquerque August 21 AP Examiner Ralph A Wiser concludes 10 days of Civil Aeronautics Board hearings on feeder lines and trunk line extensions in the southwest. Only rebuttal testimony from American Airlines and Stonarh Airlines remains to be heard.
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N. M
Ralph A. Wiser
Civil Aeronautics Board
Southwest
American Airlines
Stonarch Airlines
Motion to Empower Board Over Federal Ownership Debate
At a June convention in Gin aimali H Kintel of New Mexico acted as Matsen moved the board of directors be empowered to act as they see fit on the issue. Danton's letter criticized nationwide awareness of the problem tied to western status under federal ownership.
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H. Kintel
New Mexico
Ginaimali
Matsen
Danton
Matsan Si
A Crossroads Witness Writes an Editorial
A wartime style editorial critiques postwar diplomacy from Paris where statesmen debate peace. The piece recalls Bikini and Nagasaki, contrasting grand rhetoric with the silent shadows of nuclear tests and the unseen impact on world leaders and public perception.
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Warton Heath
Walt Scott
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Mitoshima
Natsusaki
U.S. Steps In On Dardanelles Settlement Move
U S stance shifts as Washington aligns with Britain and France on straits control. Moscow seeks access and regional influence, with Turkey central yet wary of a Russia-led order. The Montreux framework and UN backing shape a peaceful maritime balance in the Middle East.
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Washington Column: Treasury Surplus Silver Uproar and Defections
Peter Edson notes Treasury unlikely to sell much surplus silver despite Western pressure for price increases. Foreign silver supply can meet demand for jewelry and photography, while U S smelters quit the market. He covers inflationary acts, lands bill battles, vet affairs funding worries, and Navy Bikini show contrasts with Army Air Forces in testing.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Treasury
Eitire
Jong Het
Nevessa
Inst Congress
Rawl Machine & Radiator Shop Seeks Local Idle Stop
In Lawn County, Rawl Machine and Radiator Shop advertises itself as the finest radiator service, inviting motorists to stop by for maintenance and maximize mileage. The noisy, promotional note promises reliable service and a friendly team ready to assist drivers seeking better engine efficiency.
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Rawl Machine
Raimator Shom
Political shifts and tax fears cross party lines in Georgia and nation
Amid volatile campaigns, Mankin faces a brewing primary defeat risk while Davis edges May in Georgia’s U S House race. Tax probes threaten nonprofit groups like the Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers if they fail to disclose income sources for lobby efforts. Browder’s Russia trip sparks a new leftist push, though questions linger on his leadership comeback in U S labor circles.
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Tes
Minkin
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Browder
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U.S
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Moscow
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Lalor
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