Mocked candidates spark debate on military to civil power
A historical piece recalls public doubts about presidential nominees and the role of military figures. It notes General Dwight Eisenhower as a possible candidate and questions the reliability of definitive statements. The report also covers a Greenland construction project, secret-operations rumors, and large spending tied to security and payrolls.
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U.S
Greenland
Jefferton Solomon
Senate
Taxpauyer
Newpapers
Laxyatyers
Air Furcen
Pinkerton Agency
OK J. Q. Publie
Washington
Arizona Daily Sun staff notice and corrections policy
A notice from the Arizona Daily Sun carets for public corrections and clarifications. It cites the Coconino Sun Company in Flagstaff Arizona and lists staff roles including W J McGuffin Paul Jaeger Piatt Cina Billie Yost and G Ty Shortzer. The policy states that any reflection on a person or organization will be corrected upon management notice.
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Paul I. Jaeger
Pubtisher Piatt Cina
Billie Yost
Varonka Steels
Bob SI Jey
Ty Shortzer
Alan Kinvig
Gireolatloy Mer
L.A. Rogers
Meh
Arizona Daily Sun
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Letters To The Editor Dear Hiv in 161
Readers react to wartime policy and leadership. One letter argues for stronger Congress oversight, questions Truman and Eisenhower, criticizes allied aid choices, and condemns perceived outdated diplomacy. It laments casualties in Korea while challenging current administration actions.
Roberts Funeral Service in Oklahoma
The body of Bert KR Roberts, 30, was sent to Sapulpa Oklahoma for burial. He died at State hospital after a long illness. A native of Oklahoma Territory, he worked at a sawmill for several years. A sister and others survive him.
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Bert KR. Roberts
Saplpa
Okla
Wuvinl
Ih Wis
Lays
Mitorts
Atatf
Oklvtipaa
Toberla
Smaat Y Sear
Moore Services Scheduled Here Saturday 2 PM
Funeral services for H. Moore age 16 will be held Saturday at 2 PM. The Federated church minister Rev Leonard L. Patleraval will officiate, with American Legion graveside services to follow at Cedar Ridge. Moore, a Cedar Tugs resident, died Sunday night in an automobile accident north of Cedar Tugs. He served in the air force three years during World War I and had worked at Cedar Ridge track post. Survivors include his wife Jean, his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, Tod, and several brothers and sisters residing in Georgia and California.
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Mt H. Moore
Elyreid
Leonard Ls PatLeraval
Federated Church
American Legion
Alvore
Cedar Ridge
Af Prescott
Ile
Air Force
Jigwito
Mua
Grice Ganung Meares
Snean Jean
John Boorse
Tod
Tinh
Foor
van Nd Wasa
Luis
Brooka
Georgia
Aml Mus
Oakland
Cal
Opie Mere
Erid Hebb
Hop Foy Tie Services
Hia
Umah
Fred Genung
Atm
Bles. Moore
Fred Ji
Corsgatt
Holbrook News Items Mixed With Illness and Visits
Holbrook residents reported illnesses and hospital stays including Mr and Mrs Chit Meaws at Holbrook hospital since Saturday. Wallace Ringer transferred to Phoenix Monday. Mowry seriously ill with throat and heart condition moved to Phoenix Tuesday. Mrs Ian Rokr and children hosted at Verpagonta home. Jan 26 license plan discussed. local official change noted as Mr Palmer left office.
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Atidnere
Preahlem
Smithy Snowlake
Holbrook
Phoenix
Transenent
al Mowry
Moenix T Capital
Ian Rokr Ned
Winslow
Verpagonta
E- Ag
Palner
Dessie Roth
Hy Tepdrickson
Roy Palmer
Siewfinke
Sprint
Nessig M. Smit
Tallrouk Municipal Hospital
Navajo County
Arthur Milmer
Robby Coozs
Plato
Mr. Palmer
Herbert Hahcock
Chlid Busworth
White Cane Law Proposed by Wind Legislator
A Yavapai legislator introduces a white cane law requiring motorists to yield to pedestrians using white canes or guide devices. The measure aims to enhance crossing safety and grant pedestrians broader protections in traffic.
Dated notes and local notices from twenty to thirty years ago
A garbled historical column recalls births and local figures. It notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Abplieds and mentions several families, camp activity by Norma Johnson, and a cancelled high school festival due to charged weather. Confused entries list appointments, crimes, fines, and police officers with scattered place names and dates.
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Thorns
Allen
Murey
Hipital
Arizona
Jack
Lortis
Mackey
Nike
Clarence
Pulliam
Ligutepanté Fyarns
A. Chishtm
Jind
A. Fasiburn
Safficers
The
Batt
Ed McGonisle
Prescott
Salons Would Abolish Vehicle Inspection Bill Proposal
AP report notes lawmakers consider abolishing vehicle inspection as part of a road safety bill. The measure, tied to routine inspections, drew mixed reactions from advocates and critics during a week of committee hearings.
Reform Bill Faces Sightless Justice Measure
A government move would criminalize guiding a seeing eye person or those with red tipped canes, with penalties for motorists who obstruct or assist. The proposal aims to protect the blind, though critics warn of overreach and unclear enforcement.
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Gove Howard Bull
Troubles in Carac Plane Crashes Across Europe 1656
Washington reports show a crisis in aviation tied to faulty radio and navigation gear. European routes from Zagreb to Udine endure disruptions as commercial and military air networks face communications failures and stricter safety measures amid tensions.
X09 Lander Made Rough Landing While Testing Aboard
Fragmented OCR reports a cargo airship or test craft designated X09 landed with alarms in the system as engines and power units operated. The XC-99, described as a heavy lift vessel, was noted to have landed near Tucson about an hour and a half after takeoff with no incident.
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Transpork
Be- Crllan
Sinetron
Wurface
Mage
Detroit bridge rescue ends with teen overhang capture
An underwater rescue near the Detroit riverfront unfolded as a girl clung to girders beneath a bridge. Workers and two Windsor residents aided in bringing her to safety after she stepped onto the structure during a perilous moment above the water.
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Detroit
Cartiereil Hist Agdlust Steel
Aindere
Bira
Toris
Laboy
Tiridge
Svenight
Mike Eroatch
Renuhid
Windsor
Benaud
The
Sinter
Lahey
Polict, Ak
Funeral Services Set Friday for Fred Hilgeran
Funeral services are planned for Friday for Frederick Hilgeran, aged around 79, son of Gar and Helen Tower Hilgeran. He was baptized in faith on April 3 at the First Baptist Church, Wichita, and resided in town, with ties to local organizations.
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Fred Hilgeran
Wets
John
bin Sohn
Frederick Hilger
Avaa
Gar Helen Tower
Hilgebi
Hatvid
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