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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1946
Page
1
Anniversary Remembrance of Will Rogers and His Legacy
The piece recalls August 15 marking the anniversary of Will Rogers and Wiley Post's Alaska plane crash death eleven years prior. It notes Rogers as a beloved humorist and philosopher and mentions his advocacy for a six year term for the U.S. president, linking history to 1948 political debates.
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Will Rogers
America
Wiley Post
Alaska
Mr. Rogers
United States
Flagstaff coaching school eyed as big time operation
The third annual coaches clinic at Arizona State College Flagstaff draws elite figures including Jeff Cravath Mike Castell and Dell Morgan boosting appeal. Local coaches call for support to grow the program into a nationally recognized summer clinic with future potential.
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Arizona State College
Flag
Jeff Cravath
University of Southern’ California
Mike Castell
Unicee
jArizona
Dell Morgan
Texas Tech
Arizona
Flagstaff
Conflicting Reports On Peron Truth And Politics
A column quotes President Peron urging the quick formation of a single party and declares governing not his profession but soldiering. It contrasts Peron’s stance with optimistic defenses from Higgins and calls for avoiding Anglo-Russian entanglements while echoing Truman on economic stability.
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Peron
Argentina
National Revolutionary Party
Andrew Jackson Higgins
New Orleans
Higgins
Peronistas
General Peron
Yugoslavia Row Reflects Wider Global Tensions
Analysts view the Yugoslavia incidents as a symptom of broader East‑West strains. Observers say Tito acts as a Russian proxy, while Western powers face a hardening stance toward Russia and fear of American air power in Europe and the Far East.
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J. M. Roberts SR
Sovereit
United States
Yugoslavia
Panay
Bosporussa
Russia
Tito
Ruhr
Red Army
America
Tita
Vienna
Far East
Europe
Aterion
Truman hospital aid hinges on non profit status and state plans
In his Washington column Peter Edson reports that only about a third of America’s hospital needs will be met by the $1.125 billion hospital survey and construction act. Grants will go to states, via a designated agency, with non profit hospitals eligible for funds and local taxes or bonds funding the rest.
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Washington
America
Truman
American Medical Association
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
U. S. Public Health Service
Legisla
Federal funds eyed for state hospital program
Two million dollars of federal money is available to aid state agencies in hospital planning. Surgeon General Parran will apportion funds, with minimums and potential up to two hundred thousand for populous states. States must match two dollars for every federal dollar when grants arise, with construction money not yet appropriated and Congress to act after January.
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Tichnas Parran
U.S. Public Health Service
Wise
Surgeon General
Congress
Isatter
Veterana
American Medical Association
American Hospital Association
Distrust Fuels Fear Across Eastern Europe According to Observations
The text notes that distrust dominates the eastern European sphere, fueling fear daily. It argues such attitudes provoke incidents like current events and that Yugoslav public reactions to allied planes reveal broader global tension. It warns these local incidents act as channels for higher geopolitical strain from distant powers.
Six Candidates Seek Maricopa Sheriff Job
Six candidates will be on the ballot tomorrow as Maricopa county Democratic committeemen pick a successor to the late Sheriff Ernest W. Stouch. Candidates named include Cal Boldpointed, Everett Bowman, George Feye, Gordon Smith, Carl Laney, and Otis Gordard.
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Maricopa
Job Bhoenix
Sixt
Maricopa County
Pre- Veiriet
Ernest W. Stouch
Hay Husey
Cal Boi
Sheriff Roach
Everett Bowman
George Feye
Gordon Smith
Carl Laney
Otis Gorlidard
Famed Boy's Choir Plans California Recording Trip
The 86 member Tucson Boys' Choir directed by Eduardo Gasa will tour California for a week starting Sunday with a recording date in Hollywood. The album is expected in the fall and the trip highlights the ensemble's national reach.
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Famed
Tucson
California
Hallywood
Eduardo Gasa
Globe Woman 99 Celebrates Birthday Dinner Alone
Globe, Aug 2 AP Mes Merron, in her 6th birthday today, planned a chicken dinner to mark the day. A Globe resident for 25 years, Mrs Herron was born in Ohio to Maryland and Virginia planter descendants. Attending were daughter Mrs Alfred L Wells of Brewster, Mina, and son Ralph B Herron, editor and manager of the Arizona Record at Globe. English walnuts arrived from Persia via England.
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Globe
Urcissa B. Merron
Tuiday
Mrs. Herron
Ohio
Maryland
Virginia
Atrs
Alfred L. Wells
Brewster, Mina
Ralph B. Herry
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Colored Films Shown At Lion's Meeting
Lena A. Friend presented a Lions Club program at the Hotel Monte Vista at a regular noon luncheon. Milton Sluder of Hubbard Texas showed standard color pictures from Alaska and the Army and Navy football game of 1945.
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Lena A. Friend
Miller
Phoenix
Jing
Lions Club ii
Monte Vista
Milas
Alaska
Army
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