Stiffening World Opinion Pushes Reds Toward Peace
DeWitt Mackenzie notes a hardening international stance against Bolshevism prompting a shift toward peace talk. He cites Pravda voices, U.S. and Soviet pressure, trials of Communist leaders, and rising anti Communist sentiment in academia and labor unions. The piece reflects Cold War rhetoric on defending democracy against Communism.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Hy" Dewitt
MacKenzie
CAP
Mosdow
Msm
Ol Sedot
Holshaft
Palovico Togihutti
Lal
Dan
Marcel “Cashin
Freeh Red
Eure
M. Pospelov
Cilitur
Moscow
Pravda
Ruaga Diagain Vunshikenle Ifat
Shelly Cowbiery
Soviet Union
Ntry
Wenger
United States
United Blilus
New York
Seattle
University of Washington
Regents
Tse Rical
Washington
America
Bubc
Paris
Jamon DB
Carey
Secreduegatren
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Anat’ Moncan
América
Letters and local concerns stir Flagstaff readers
A jumble of letters from readers discusses Snowy conditions, ski trips, and local pride in Flagstaff Arizona. Residents debate tourism impacto, weather, and community life, with calls to preserve hometown culture while welcoming visitors.
Fragmented OCR note on Flagstaff snow wealth and travel tourists
A garbled historical OCR fragment discusses Flagstaff and snow wealth. It mentions tourism and wealth contrasts with Los Angeles, referencing Arizona and a name or signature at the end, all in an imperfect, chaotic phrase.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Los Angeles
Beware of Romance By Roberta Courthind
A fragmented romance tale follows Susan and Kin’s strained separation amid a large family, Aunt Jane’s blunt interjections, and Merry’s defiant plan to flee. Tip confronts Merry in a secluded pine stand as she grapples with parental failures and a future she rejects. The scene ends on a cliffhanger as Merry declares a drastic vow.
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Eppenson Cayne
Kin
Loase
Secessary
Susan
Dle
Jane
Jeff
Aunt Jane
Sagan
Jef
Merry
Eurpiner
Lissa
Mery
Beng
Feds
Merri
Tip
Mather
Ded
FBI Man Tells Kiwanis Members Of Famous Cases
Phoenix FBI Agt in charge Murphy spoke at a Kiwanis gathering about notable cases. The event, tied to an officers school run with local sheriffs, included guests from Joplin Missouri and Minneapolis Minnesota and other bureau personnel.
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FBI
Fane
Kiwins Lab Monty
Peavy Pruness Wan
Pragwan Chaiman
Red “Wilgus
Taffy
Sind
Sixth Grade Chass Holds Inauguration at School
A sixth grade class at Ein ovian school held its own election and installation ceremony led by teacher Tloh Howmet. Elected were Dick Win as President Lynn Carnell as Vice President Norma Reitz as Secretary and Taih Mickson as Treasurer. The piece notes concerns about a Brotherhood influence and political aims tied to broader Middle East tensions.
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Einovian School
Elias
Tloh Howmet
Dick Win
Lynn Carnell
Norma Reitz
Taih Mickson
Students To Live in Home Econ Cottage at ASU
Four senior home economics students will inhabit a campus cottage on the Arizona State College campus to manage a nursery school later this semester. The project, announced by Miss Byrd Barton, will be jointed sponsored by home economics and consumer departments and include a child development course running through spring quarter.
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SneRawthoa
County
Lagi
Ncew
Vingstaff
Brey
Enra Vaid
New Mexico
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Cajorato
Flagstaff
Arizona State College
Bere Diowlay
Byrd Barton
Ichoel
Home Ecconomics
Horne*ecas Wantien
Conrentiius
WIN
Seqrester
Rasita
Plan
Color Slide Collection Revived by Arizona State College
The Arizona State College art department in Flagstaff has revived twenty six color slides from contemporary artists including Grant Ward and Tins Hart Venton for audition to its library. The slides came from an American Color Slide Library in New York and will form a skeleton for a future color slide library.
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Grant Ward
Hart Venton
Art Department
Arizona State
Flagstaff
New York
John Salter
Wend
Wyoming Signs Upper River Basin Compact
Wyoming becomes the third state to ratify the Upper Colorado River Basin Compact as governors of five upper basin states endorse the agreement. The compact allocates water shares among Arizona Colorado Wyoming Utah and places safety measures with enforceable protections.
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Wyoming
Colorado River
Consa of Representatives
S Vott
Arizona
Colo- Wyoming
Utah
New Wronting
Fire damage estimated at four thousand dollars in Yuma blaze
Yuma January 25 AP Fire Chief Claude Joyner estimated the damage from a Sunday night blaze at the Big Darn store will probably exceed 4000 dollars. The cause remains undetermined. The story notes a Thoyes France trade weight of 8 760 grains as a bullion weighing unit.
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Yuma
Claude Joyner
Thoyes
France
Arizona Wool Industry Faces Shrinking Sheep Herds
A Tucson report by Professor George W Burr notes Arizona leads in goat numbers but suffers a long decline in sheep herds since 1920. Wool production for 1948 is projected near 44.8 million pounds with government price shifts and substitute fibers reducing domestic demand. Indian herds comprise about half of Arizona sheep, while 1959 single-clip contracts run around 68 cents per pound, well above earlier support levels.
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Tucson
Jad
George W. Burr
Univerity
Res Ulate Iw
Yavapai
Ing
Arizona
Bureau of Iyprical Ducal Eronimies
aArizona
Barr
Axsn
Practice teaching substitutes join university program plan
Miss Byrd a senior and Merrill a junior lead as fast fall celebration highlights shifts in student practice teaching. The education department head Mr L J Bottleman notes plans to place 85 students at Fingsta High School for spring semester practice work as new community school links form.
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Marrilligy
Rik
Betty Jean Dickson Flagslate
Uth
Sapna
Sserill
Yogular Studenta
Plagstaté
Ea Balg
Miss Byrd
M Merrill
Mv. L. J. Botleman
Fingsta’ High School
Graham Senator Loses Education Hoard Place
Jan 25 AP report from PHORNIN describes a political setback involving Graham area education leadership. The article mentions Adty. Gen. Med GO and a sequence of fragmented names and roles, noting a board of education member from Gila Junior eallegs at Pinteher and a state pointer from Gr sotnity bs.
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Phornin
Wilton
Ribet
Charles Rogers
Shab Warner B
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Sun Coipping
Paul F. Jaeger
Publisier
Platt Cline
Ile Oat Finger Society
Jafitor Shiran Bithanteal
Josaph
V. Bunea ‘Aiverliting
Alun Kinviz
Bellomont
Williams
Cocomino
Moi
Apache
Navajo
Yingsinthy
Antler
Nrizona Daily Sun
Nusikern Arizona
Cell All Norther Aris
USA
Ile Vich
Hanally
Sun Valley
Rob
Th. W. Betts
Pingsiaft
Peter Edson
NES
Etech
Alalmond Fahy Nokodsky
Saung
Clain
Brotherhood
Anil
Palestine
Kashmir
Ty Alish
Brothermood
Egypt
Bul
Tn Syrig
Baden
Yemen
Lebanon
Tri
Una
Hutde
Bneis
Ain Wis
Miolia Immedanisen
Legun
Grutaviyg
Ute Moslem Ayotheeliace
T’he Brotherhood
Assassi Hong
Fo:emhasi
Pyoamon
Nov ‘Yyachy Vaeha
M.A. Shutt
Plagstafe
Roberta Courthind
Sra
Napa
Auk Jang
Aunt Junt
Siena
Dutsie
Tiy
Chass
Peante
Iy x
Imanisfeste
Taal
Sudan
Hager's Actos
City Hi
Standard Oil CO
Valley National Bank
Riordans Incorporated
West Aspen
Gove
Geery
Oring
Northern Arizona Warehouse Co
Switzer's Hardware
Switzer
Sam Francisco
Doora Op
Graham
Tracy Turn
Scott
Tom Drake
Mary Astor
Albert Dekker
Clur Ag Sa
Rew
Pepsy Harrison
Cummins
Lisa
Glen Ford
Evelyn Keyes
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