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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1946

Page

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Girl Scouts At Canyon Complete Two-Week Trip

Girl Scout troop number one members returned from a two week outing near Prescott at Granite Dells. Under Sherman Payne they learned fire making wood gathering and camp cooking while sleeping on the ground in tents. They practiced swimming rowing and emergency drills with visits from leaders Mrs Brown and scout leader Mrs Brown. They camped again briefly at Manzaalta camp in Oak Creek Canyon on the way home.

Grand Canyon Grans Canyon Firanite Delis Prescott Sherman Payne Arthur Brown Brown Manzaalta Oak Greek Cay Sumisy Red Wright Rene Well Jack Harbin Granite Dells Hert Lauzon Wnh

James Ellis New File Clerk With Occupation Army

Private First Class James N. Kilig son of Mr and Mrs Mutt Ellis is serving as a file clerk at Ansbach Air Depot in Germany. He arrived from Le Havre France in January after training at Keesler Field Mississippi. Ellis played football and swam at Flagstaff High School and is noted for his past sports performance.

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Mexican Assassin Receives 26 Year Prison Term

Mazatlan, Mex Aug 28 A 26 year sentence was handed to Rodolfo Valdez after his conviction for killing Gov Rodolfo Vanita of Sinaloa during a carnival ball on February 21, 1944. The gun battle also left Walter Gotchet Jr. and Reuben Brooks dead.

Mazatlan Mex Rodolfo Valdez Rodolfa, Vanita Sinaloa Ding Loaiza Walter ¥. Gotchet, Jr Los Angeles U. S Tucson Arizaml Reuben Brooks Oscar Brooks Warmer Brothers Picture Agency Mexico

Yugoslavia’s Tito Faces U S and Britain Pressure

In the past two months Yugoslav forces under Marshal Tito committed six outrages in Venezia Giulia. Yugoslav patrols entered Allied zones, fired on American troops, and set up a machine gun post near prior trouble. Yugoslavia’s actions are linked to Soviet backing, with Moscow seen as the “big brother” guiding Tito.

Marshal Tito Venezia Giulia Trieste Venezia Giulia Inpot U. S Yugoslavia United States Great Britain Europe Russia Ussr Paris Greece Bulgaria Hitlerian

Trouble Spotlight Shifts To Greece In Broad Conflicts

AP analysis details Greece as the focal point of East West tensions. Russia objects to Greek policies while Britain and the United States push against Soviet influence. UN Security Council debates intensify as Greece presses to block Albania’s UN admission. Sunday plebiscite looms on King George II’s return to Athens amid a polarized postwar struggle.

Dewitt MacKenzie Greece Spea Kremlin Soviet Bloc Guanl Greecs Parth Albania Bulgaria Paris Ukraine United Nations Security Council New York Greeer United Nations Council Britain United States George 11 Athens London Russia Little Kingdom Silcca

Washington Column Reveals Savings From Legislative Inaction

The column argues Congress limited federal outlays by not acting on several of President Truman's budget requests. It cites blocked programs including scientific research, health care, universal military training, education grants, housing plans, Great Lakes development, and crop insurance, estimating potential costs and noting savings from inaction in an election year. It highlights the impact on the 1947 budget and deficit projections.

Washington NEA Congress TE Gongress Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway Missouri Umbia Valley Roger Bureatt Treasury

West Coast Trade Maintains High Level Across Regions

San Francisco reports from August show the West Coast sustaining strong trade, with May exports totaling 69.086 million dollars and imports at 17.805 million. Arizona saw a 29 percent rise in five months, while insurance and indemnities reach 21 million and 12 million respectively. The piece critiques government expansion of insurance and highlights large-scale projects like St. Lawrence, Missouri and Columbia valleys, and Tennessee Valley development, noting budgetary effects and political friction over spending.

San Francisco Coasl Torciga Damestic Commercs’ Department Arizona Treasury Congress St. Lawrence Missouri Columbia Tennessee Valley Graney

Greece Turkey in perilous positions as Russia advances

Western powers confront a tense Balkan frontier as Greece and Turkey hold fragile stances against Russia in a widening conflict. An American task force ships toward Greek waters, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, signaling U S efforts to curb Soviet influence in the Middle East amid rising global tension.

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College German Classes Planned at Arizona State College Flagstaff

Dr. Max L. Basemtarn head of Modern Languages announces fall offerings at Arizona State College Flagstaff. First year German will be offered along with Spanish and French minor work. Emphasis on conversation mastery and practical use of languages.

Arizona State College Flagstaff Max L. Basemtarn Bir Busemann

Flagstaff Man Wins Army Appointment

Washington Aug 28 AP second lieutenant Kenneth W Rasmussen Cay Box 8b Taylor Hall Arizona State College Flagstaff Arizona was among 10 Arizona officers receiving appointments to the regular army by President Truman War Department announced yesterday

Washington Kenneth W. Rasmussen Cay Taylor Hall Arizona State College Flagstaff Arizonna Truman War Department

Phoenix Seeks World War II Battle Flag for Cruiser

Thornix Aug 28 AP report that Phoenix may obtain 45 by a souvenir flag of the cruiser Phoenix which served in South Pacific naval actions. Senator Hayden informed Mayor Bussey the flag is available and the mayor asked the Navy Department for it.

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