Back in Grace Birdle's Return Shifts DOJ Image
In Washington the Department of Justice regains footing as rumors swirl that Attorney General Birdle has reclaimed influence after initial dismissals. The piece traces past press controls, noting Truman era tensions and a shift toward tighter public relations and limited officials' statements.
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Tom Chirk
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Arizona Daily Sun Classified Listing Transcription
A partial transcription of the Arizona Daily Sun masthead and staff roles shows the newspaper published in Coconino County by Coconino Sun Company with staff led by W J McGiffin as president and Paul F Jaeger as publisher. The text includes editor Pratt Cling, editor Billie Voat, comptroller Veronica Steele, sports editor Bob Shirley, and several advertising and circulation managers. It also notes subscription rates and a standard promise to correct errors upon notification.
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Coconino County
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W. J. McGiffin
Paul F. Jaeger
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Paths of Old Memories in Sun Film Cast Visit WA
Twenty years ago notes recall Wright family and friends leaving for Los Angeles and Santa Fe. Mentions visits of Lowrey Tail and M Tanb, Albert Schermann heading to Santa Fe, Dre and Mrs Cotton visiting relatives, and plans for a mid spring visit. Also references a federal building project debate and local college sports hopefuls. A baby arrival is noted with Ike Smith and family.
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J. T. Wright
Los Angeles
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Albert Schermann
David Mee
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Zack Prochnow
Donald Cox
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Sibsan Saya
Dick Richardson
Waldhaus
Mic Goble
Mal Werrell
Ernest Burens
Floyd Copeland
Lusky
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Transformation sparks from fire fuel tile boom in Europe
A blaze transformed Urewing to Tile Delft, Wolland, turning its brewing hub into Europe’s tile capital. Tile makers chose silea of Doll's azul breweries from the 18th century for the finals that shaped world finance and design.
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Wolland
Europe
Silea
Doll's Azul Breweries
Finaus
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Mystery widens as Dentons vanish under strange aid
Alma and Tommy piece together clues from Joe Denton and Bright to explain why Mrs. Denton, once wheelchair bound, left in a car with Bright Mynjolet. They deduce the elder Denton staged disability to slip away, while speculation about a looming danger tightens. The tale hinges on who aided the escape and what the next move must be.
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Joe
Alma
Mysti Marchand
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Galmness
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Seligman News Personal Notes On Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Al Morao and daughter Barbara plan a trip present Saturday for a family business matter. Mrs Albert McMichael is noted with mentions of a gun and a future event while Mrs Charles Inhi appears in the passage with unclear context and dates.
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Turks Fear Russia May Try To Outflank Them Via Iran
The Sun's Washington correspondent reports Turkish General Nuri Yamat warning of a possible Soviet thrust through Iran toward Europe and the Middle East. He cites Russian fronts through Turkey’s northeast, Esters, and the Aegean border, plus a proposed NATO defense alignment led by Turkey. The piece also reviews Turkey’s military strength, noting about 400,000 personnel, a primarily tactical air force of 260 aircraft, and a navy of two cruisers and eight destroyers, with the Dardanelles as a potential Black Sea barrier.
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Seligman News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
The column notes visits from Barstow residents Ysles and Rincon families to Seligman, Frank Deen and daughters return from two weeks with Felix Baer in Maghilen o, De Alva of Seligman leaves after weeks with parents and sister, Maggie reportedly stationed at San Diego naval facility, Roy Pinell and mother accompany by Mrs Tombijt on business to Prescott, Tommy Martinez arrives for 40 day marine training with possible reassignment to San Antonio, Contelia Martinez ill with pneumonia, Lena Maender back from Gallup to Seligman after three weeks holiday, Earl Olson family from Williams visits, Gutierrez Jr undergoes appendectomy in Prescott, Elis Miller family member Bobby Miller visits with relatives, and Dick Olmstead returns from Tracy California after attending 50th wedding anniversary.
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Charles Farmer Heads Grand Canyon Masons
Charles Farmer heads Grand Canyon Masons in a Grand Canyon lodge installation. Other named members include Howard Stricklin as junior warden, J Arthur Metzger as lungsman, John Rudd, Carl Lehnert senior steward, Mer her Coxbin, and Edgar Virgil Sibson.
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Charles Farmer
Foster
Nelfriars
Grand Canyon Masonic Lodge
Al-Guruli
Ssenioy
Howard Stricklin
J Arthur Metzger
Lungsmen
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John Rudd
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James Euler
Carl Lehnert
Merher Coxbin
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Edgar Virgil Sibson
Rent De Control Plea Upheld In Pima County Area
Petitioners seek to de control rents in the Tucson area and ask the Pima County Board of Supervisors to study the matter. Similar discussions were reported with Tucson city officials and are to be considered further.
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Phoenix Cemetery Grants Burial for Negro Soldier
Phoenix cemetery officials approved the burial of Private Reed, a 10 year old Black soldier killed in action in Korea on June 3. The board of trustees at Grong wood Memorial Park consented to interment after the body had rested in a local mortuary since November 28 awaiting clearance. The cemetery, owned by Zona Lopez, requires proof of veterans status via veterans organizations. Reed’s father requested burial in the veteran section with the reduced cemetery price for veterans.
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East Runoff Projection and Water Reservoirs
The Weather Bureau in Phoghtx predicts an east runoff in ten years with storms this winter. Saltgiver project reservoirs may reach 290000 acre feet by Tune, though current storage stands at 467419 with capacity 100. The Golarnda river at Woirdruff is expected to receive about 19200 acre feet in the forecast period, with potential changes into December. Weather data show a long-term pattern since 52 years of records, including 25.70 inches of total precipitation last year.
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Atteonia
Flag Minister To Take Miami Post
The retired G Vincent Guskill, minister of Flagstuth Church crist Birch Aztec atrect3, announced he will become minister of the Church of Christ in Miami. He said he will begin duties there at the local congregation as the new post.
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Flagstuth
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Farm Laborer Held After Husband's Death
A farm laborer was held after her husband died. A nine-year-old daughter found the body around 11:20 p.m. at the home. The search began and authorities questioned the detltts off in the nave, with clues found along a highway.
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Mey Olgin
Giiner
Third quake shakes South Philippines reported by Manila bureau
AP dispatch notes tremors felt in the south of the Philippines with a reported mild to moderate intensity. The Manila bureau cites felt shocks near Dufraguete and surrounding areas as authorities assess the situation.
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