GOP Faces Uncertain Path as Change Remains Elusive
The GOP shows little movement after the defeat and a new Congress begins with missing faces. Some liberals advocate change, but the revolt fizzles. Leaders debate the party’s direction, whether to retain Roosevelt era policies and increase federal powers, while factions clash over Conservative and liberal splits. Senator Tift wields influence that could shape a stronger revolt and the party’s 1952 trajectory.
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Congress
GOP Uy
Dewey
GOP
Tyidership
GOW
Froman
Republican Party
Natice
Senglor Tift
Stromer
Rotary Club Quiz Contest Teaches UN Functions
Grand Canyon Rotary Club hosts a UN- era quiz with Rotary International President Angus Mitchell in attendance. Kenneth Horry leads program chairs as questions mark on a map. Contest highlights United Nations structure and operations, with Russia as the farthest marker. Participants leave with increased knowledge.
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Hel Ily
Hueinhers
Russia
Fragmentary article fragments reveal tangled debate and world power talks
The text shows officials debating a charter and assembly membership while noting U S and Russia seeking veto power. It mentions plans for meetings on preservation and reflects on past geologic times and plant life, indicating confusion and partial recall of events.
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Ujey
United States
Russi
Elvi
Tax tips for income splitting and exemptions from 1948
Editor notes this is the second of fourteen authoritative tax primers. It explains joint returns exemptions for blind or over 65 individuals, how a dependent is defined, and the impact of income sharing between spouses. It cautions on eligibility, the $600 exemption for the blind, and rules for claiming dependents and credits.
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Paryynent
Kuut
Filim
Heyanizlt
Bnackets
Amul
NEA
Bureau of
Iiternat
Dhe Fawn Hove
Gus Mather
Rave
Sistas
Inni
Oth
United States
Canuda
Mexico
Hurg
Mexican Produce Shipments Drop
Mexican produce shipments from the west to the United States and Canada declined. An estimated 8,000 caytons were exported during a period, with total shipments about 1,056 units noted.
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Maxi West
Unite States
Washington Column on Congress Work and Early Bills
Washington columnist notes the opening of Congress with about 600 bills introduced and a rough 10 percent likely to become law. Highlights include presidential retirement pay proposals, a bill to repeal the sugar margarine tax, Taft-Hartley and civil rights rollbacks, and various committee and individual measures amid a busy legislative start.
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Congress
Ry Meter Edson
NEA
Washington
Wasitington
Truman
Conners
le Pol
Congresamot X
Reninter
Yilliam Colmer
Kingman Man Dies In Dirt Pile Cave-In
A Kingman man died in a dirt pile cave-in near Davis Barn yesterday. Emergency responders were unable to rescue him. investigators are outlining the sequence of events and identifying the victim.
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Kingman
Gilbert Hundles
Kingman, Arie
Yeas
Pil Cave
Davis Bam
Him
Pennsylvania Bay Sale Highlights Local Property Trade
An L unit motel and a business block on the main highway in Portsylvania changed hands, sold by Reuben Gold to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lohr for 27500 dollars. The four-storey complex includes a block of stores and offices, reflecting a typical midcentury local property deal amid national political chatter.
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Pénnsylvanians Bay
Coolidge
Reuben Gold
Tyson
Herman
Lohr
Portsylvania
Robert Grosset
Coast Guard
Glenn Davis
Consin
Loase
James G. Fulton
Pennsylvania
Joapph P.O' Fara
Aine
Valip J. Philbin
Masa
Ilecenied
POR
Drifting Lips
Otis Schuler-Bland B
House
Merchant Marine
United States
Frank Chelf
Kentucky
Eugene J. Keogh
New York
Wrnts Aow
Jol . Phillips
Calif
George A. Doniluty
Aline
America
Emanuel Geller
Imost Hills
Supreme Court
Cowboy and cattle supervisor openings in Arizona
According to Phil Bowman older applicants with extensive experience as a cowboy and cattleman are preferred. Candidates must show physical fitness and provide references from known cattlemen. Jobs include field work in remote areas, with duties in diagnosing hoof disease and treating cattle in contaminated areas. Contracts run one year starting 1945 with salary 3927 dollars yearly plus six dollars daily in the field. Apply to Arizona State Employment Service office in Flagstaff.
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Phil Bowman
Ervirs
Wust
Mexico
Arizona State Employment Service Office
Birch
Flagstaff
Ariz
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