Dissemination of Truth Seen Key to Normalcy
DeWitt Mackenzie argues that widespread truth dissemination is essential to restore normalcy amid Cold War tensions. He cites Russian pilots predicting unrest against the Soviet regime and Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt urging global attention to human rights declarations. The column warns Bolshevism survives only by kept information and notes U S unveils shocking Red spy activity and Un American Activities Committee findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S
Europe
Soviet Union
Peter A. Piragov
Anataly P. Barsov
United States
Frain Paris
Franklin DD
Roosevelt
United Nations
Social Committee
SPS
Un-American Activities Committee
House of Representatives
Aheath
Lenin School
Moscow
Communism
Patten Secures Office By Standing In Line All Day
Rep elect Traroid Patten station vowed to win an office by waiting. In Washington he stood all day to obtain Office No. 86, previously held by Rep Mathews. Other freshmen wait until January or February for assignments as staff informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten
Washington, der. 8
Traroid AL Patten
D-Aviz
Rep. Mathews
R-Nj
Tucson
Arizona
Former State U Professor Dies in Reno
Professor Frederick W. Wilson, GB, of the University of Nevada staff, died here yesterday apparently of a heart attack. He earlier spent eight years on the University of Arizona faculty and helped inaugurate the extension service. He also served as secretary of the Aliie Growers association for years and chaired the department of oral husbandry at the time of his death.
Secret army officers drill to overthrow government
Fragmentary text describes high officers of a secret army drilling to topple the government, with mentions of flirting with Communism at home and abroad. The passage hints at internal unrest and radical activities without clear dates or places.
Venezuela Looks Less Unique As Ordinary Revolution Hits
Peter Edson reports on Venezuela’s economy and politics as of 1947, noting its debtless finances, heavy oil wealth, and public works funded by the government. The piece examines why a liberal administration could be overthrown despite strong growth, with analysis of party dynamics and the uncertain revolutionary outcome.
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Venezuela
U. S. Foreign Commerce Weekly
Texas
Samuelo
Bia
U.S
Royal Dutch Shell
U. S
Bethlehem Steel
Oliver Steel
U. S. Steel
Romulo Gallegos
Democratic Action Party
House of Congress
Gallegos
Communist Party In
Democratic Republican Union
PATHWAYS of Old Memories notes from The SUN
A column recalls ten years ago events in Flagstaff, including Charles BH. Wilson Jr. as president of the Flagstaff Game Protective Association and Charles Wade as vice president. The item mentions Notre Dame vs USC fans in Los Angeles, local visits, and veterans’ service updates, with scattered notices and a brief look at a South American coup. It references a revolutionary government headed by officers and cabinet picks in the interim, plus local social notes and a Want Ad line.
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Charles BH. Wilson Jr
Flagstaff
W. W. Evans
Phoenix
Kingman
Byuais
Joe Long
Pet
Democratic Action
Copel
Leutenant
Washington
Congress
Conress
Pt Fice
Wader Gallegos
Carlos Delgado Chibhanid
St. Cyr
France
Marcos Perez Jiminez
Luis Felipe Levers Pas
Jorge Marcano
Hhe
Kelly‘ Field
Tesx
Venoxielin
Officers Named and Two Yule Projects Planned
The Flag-I staff 20.30 club elected Roberts June as president for the coming term with Ed Fleming as first vice president Tom Shuck as second vice president and Everett W Cowley as sergeant at arms. New directors are Dr A J Mackey Jr Bil Fennell and Tom Tissaw. Plans include a trek to the woods Saturday to obtain Christmas trees for a hospital in Phoenix and a downtown Christmas lighting project led by Tom Fleming. A New Year’s Eve party is set for Tony's Steak House with Ben Wellin attending as a guest.
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Christus
Flag- I
Woo's
Roberts June
Iuehate
Ed Fleming
Tom Shuck
Everett W Cowley
A. J. Mackey Jr
Bil Fennell
Tom ‘Tissaw
Crppted Children’s Hospital
Phoenix
Ton Fleming
Bill Vennell
Rotary club spotlights highway safety film
At Hotel Monte Vista the Rotary club displayed a highway safety picture presented by Andrew IL Case, director of driver training for Arizona Highway Department. Case, who spoke on state traffic safety, was introduced by program chairman Starpeon Cramer alongside visiting Rotarians Fred Roberts Ted Flick Don Clark Wilfred Killip Dr M G Franske and Bob Franey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Monte Vislis
Andrew IL. Case
Arizona Highway Department
Arizona
Cause
Starpeon Cramer
Fred Roberts
Jerome Rotarian
Ted Flick
Don Clark
Wilfred Killip
M. G. Franske
Bob Franey
North Rim Closes For Winter At Grand Canyon
The North Rim of the Grand Canyon closes for the winter, one of the latest seasonal closures on record. Ranger Sherman returns to the South Rim as traffic blocks form, with Jahan Riffey overseeing the North Rim and Moove remaining for a few days longer. Two caretakers take charge after Jacob's Lake closure blocks access.
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SENS
Grand Canyon
Ranger Sherman
Jahan Riffey
Grand Canyon Monument
Mo 4Ove
Aree
Jacob’s Lake
Meeting Called by Arizona Unit of Highway 66 Association
Frank Goodman of Winslow, president of the Arizona unit, calls a board of directors meeting at Holbrook on Thursday December 9. Agenda includes a full report on the Amarillo information center operations and details likely to startle attendees. A.A. Hall plans to attend and will offer carspace for others.
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the Sun
Holbrook
Frank Goodman
Winslow
Arizona
Highway 66 Association
Buald of Directors
Motoraunt Cate
Fhogstaff
A.A. Hall
Stock Show Opens At Phoenix Fairgrounds Monday
Phoenix hosts the first annual stock show at the state fairgrounds on Monday featuring outstanding beef herds from Hereford Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus. Entries include Milky Way Hereford ranch and Suncrest Hereford of Phoenix, and Shorthorn groups from California and New Mexico. Officials note participation from Globe Prescott and Tucson areas with University of Arizona involvement and several ranches throughout the state.
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Phoenix
State Fairgrounds
Hereford Inch
Ali Feeney
Suncrest Mlereford Ranch
de. KB. L. Scott
C. M. Caraway, and Sons
Deletan
Tex
Shorthorns
A. L. Waur Angostura
Munich
Watsonville
Calif
Vick
Rancho Linsito
Mesilla Pack
Steve Rixby
Globe
Cowden Livestock Company
Pete Graves
Wiliam A. Spence
Tcovina
W. J Tatterson
John W. Kickelherrer
John Thompson
Robert T. Wilson
Prescott
University of Arizona
Tucson
Greene Cattle Compay
Singing Valley Ranch
Senitu
Kiester Woman Dies in Tucson After Move South
Word reached Flagstaff on Tuesday that Mrs. Charles L. Kiester died at her Tucson home. The Kiesters moved from Flagstaff about ten years ago to settle in southern Arizona. He was a well known sheepman with summer range north of Augel.
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Ajo
Joe Daze
William Daze
Winslow
William Jn
Naval
Charles I Viest
Camp Cody
N. 31
Army
Flagstaff
Charles L
Frankie) Kiester
Tucson
Kiesters
Augel
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Labor Party
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McNary
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Fanerson School
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Georgiana Isham
Edith Watson
Bobbye Bennett
George Waldhiaus
Fronske Studio
Ben Wellin
Canyon North Rim
Fairgrounds
Turkey
Egypt
Cairo
Bureau of Agricultural Eatinaicies
Hutchison- Johnson Motors
S. San Francisco
C. L. Kiester
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