British in Trouble Again What is Wrong This Time
Sam Dawson reports on Britain facing a postwar shakeout in exports and imports. He notes a large trade deficit, a shifting pattern toward importing more from the West and paying with dollars, and pressure on prices as Britain battles a dollar crisis and competition with American production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
Britain
Aberg
Canada
Ineland
Ardunil
Uae
Adi
United Kingdind
Unite Red States
United States
Prvi
Washington
England
Cnde
Sei
Washington Column Analyzes Defense Spending Balance
Washington Column by Edwin G. Soares discusses how much the United States can afford to spend on national defense amid the 15 billion dollar budget and a 1.6 billion dollar Europe aid program. Dr. Nourse of the President's Council of Economic Advisers argues for integrating military needs with the broader economy and emphasizes inflationary risks, controls, and the Marshall Plan as part of an integrated national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
NEA
Europe
Rike
United States
Chattman
Edwin G. Soares
President's Council of
Nationa Economie
Hind
James V. Porrestal
Nourse
der. Nautse
Bovis Feruedjparison
Nourse Pointy
Nauriv
Hinjer
Sink Praparadnese
Council of Economic Invisers
Brot
Alless
Coconino County Exceeds Savings Bonds Quota
Coconino County surpasses its savings bonds quota with 110 percent of goal reached by June 2. Gila Graham Greenlee and Yuma counties also overrun targets with high percentages. Total sales in the county reach about $98,870, while broader regional figures show Navajo and Yavapai totals adding to the drive’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coconino
Gran TR. Frasier
U. S
Almshon
Tury
Olbof
Gila
Archdeacon Jenkins Set to Officiate Sunday Service
The Very Rev J Rockwood Jenkins, Archdeacon of the Episcopal Church in Atrix, will officiate Sunday at the Church of Epiphany. A Worcester, Massachusetts-born cleric, he entered the ministry in 1809 and has long served missions in Clifton and Movene y, under Bishop Abwoud, with Rev Cecil Harris aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rockwood Jenkins
Vic Eyiphany
Atrix
Unify
Worcester
Mass
Lota
Clifton Ani Moveney
Cecil Haris
Willians Orgmn
Pathways of Old Memories from The Sun files
A fragmented recap of memory chunks from various years, noting exchanges of visits and visitors across towns. Mentions Bee Bledsoe, Carrie Bledsoe, Aviat, Mrs Farley, Wayne, Williams, Paul Crow, and others with scattered travel and visit details spanning ten, twenty, and thirty years ago. The text is a garbled, OCR-like list of social notes and absences with several unclear names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Bledsoe
McNayy
Thesday
Carrie Bledsoey
Aviat
Aol
Siatardiy
Careotl Farley
Wayne
Kitaniga
Or. Sui
Floty
Lonjtie Mora
Williams
Wits
Mas
Paul Crow
Halbrook
Mra. J. Culdwall
Freily Colling
North
Minnphvey
Wenkie
Giater
de Rohit Mig
Lauren Kinsay
Okly
Herkrlop
Cat
Sununur Fehoala
Ranke
Stall
Fae Loven
Aloo
JP Overruled In Service Charge Case
In a case from BISRER July 8 AP, Superior Judge GG. Bnives of Cie cour ty superior genet hig piel Unie overturns a city council service charge ruling. The dispute centers on Tombstone plaintiff One eile and defendant Griswell over a $1 per month service charge on utilities. Griswell argues the charge is improper and merely a rate by the council for its facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisrer
GG. Bnives
Cie Courty
Justice Court
Higo
Tombstone
Saul
Griswell, Defeulant
Eich Utility
Griswell
Council
Valesi
Automn
Natio Park Service
Marble Canyon
America
Bianufactuuers
National Manufacturees Association
ISM
Letters on politics and parks spark reader concerns
The Arizona Daily Sun prints a rambled reader letter criticizing government actions and policy debates. The writer condemns federal lands policy, a national park stance by corporations, and the influence of manufacturers on education. He railingly contends for democratic values and warns of creeping socialism tied to legislative isssues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arizona Daily Sun
Arizona
Free Motion Picture Program Set Tonight
A Breene Sinns film program is shown tonight at the Federale Church with a feature London adventure about a Jack Pho first strike in history. The event begins at 8 PM, doors at 7, open to all children 16 and under. program includes a cartoon and a musical, plus preiting against the patrician era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Hall
Ae Jack Pho
London
Papeorit
Ure
I B.C
Grand Canyon visitors and staff spend time in July
A July round up of park activity notes students, families, and visitors at Grand Canyon. Germalt Oferloch Knotts Marcella Car Lin Wr. and Mya Lester Watson of Hermosa Beach joined trips with Superintendent Mrs. J. G. Bryant. Alvin Ayers and others hiked to Phantom Ranch. Local residents and researchers visited from Phoenix Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. The park hosted talks at Bright Angel Lodge and Scout activities at Lee Canyon Camp with Girl Scouts preparing for a Nevada trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Watson
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Iony
Aid
J. G. Bryant
Watson
Bryant
Alvin Ayers
Sam Claytor
Din Youngren
Phanford Tranch
Wid
Bo" Howard
Phoenix
Park
Las Vegas
Nev
Behle
University
Salt Lake
Ash Fork
Holbrook
Margaret Shaw
Olean
N.Y
Toe Dlanchi
Buble
Flagatalf
Bright Angel Lodge
Louig Schellbach
Joly
Cunningham
Virgit Gipson
Chartes Farmer
Westinday
Colorado
Drummout Alexander
Flagstatt
Clarkdale
Leona
Angel Lodge
Los Angles
Dean McKinnahan
Patrified Forest
Pelter Schutt
Lake Texoma
Tasas
Grunk
Desert View
Mr. Schutt
W. J. Kennedy
Fern
Eaelt
Birs
Fransces Ayers
Degert View
Bert Fix
Fein
Globe
Hermit’s Rest
H.C. Bryant
Flagstall
Howard Welly
Oakland Technical High School
California
Welly
Marble Canyon
Lees Ferry
Warris
Salt Lake City
Howard Stricklin
Lee Canyon
New York Newspapers Advertising Up in May Reports Printers Ink
Printers Ink says national advertising in newspapers rose 13 percent in May from the year earlier. The index shows declines in magazines 1 percent, radio 1 percent, and indoor advertising 12 percent, with overall national advertising up three percent due to the newspaper surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Printers’ Ink
Veterinarian Keithly to Establish Flagstaff Practice
Dr A G Keithly, a veterinarian from Long Beach California with prior Colorado practice, will set up a veterinary hospital in Flagstaff. The business site east of Flagstaff on highway 66 has been purchased and construction will start immediately. Mrs Keithly and three children will move to Flagstaff in days.
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A. G. Keithly
Val
Flagstaff
Chamber of Commerce
Long ‘Beach
Galif
Colorado
Iis
Highway 66
Keithrey
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Fiagetaft
Cocontine Fount
Arizons
Coconuc Sun Company
W. de McGilln
Pau F. Jagcer
Plath Cline
Pssemtennernees Ellof
Gfice
Whigetvanleal
Irculation
Fiagetaf
Bellermont
Creonino
Yavapai
Mohave
Ayache
Merini
Fintered Ng
Closa Rantier
Tey
Meter Edson
Nea Wadhington Carter
Archdeacon Jenkins
Contoon 4 Soto Company
Megile
H. G
Doe
Scanlon Plagstafe
Renee
Jane Wyatt
Ws Eadd
Whispering Smith
Alan 1
Ain
Robert Pre
Ail Thay
Hipster Stas the Mange
Beth Mughes
Uns Sel A
Lee
Green Whirl's Motor CO
Greenwell's Motor CO
Ag A
Grand Canyon
Sant Be
Paii
Germalt Oferloch
Pikired Knotts
Marcella Car Lin
Babbitt Bilt
Babbitts’ Lumber Yard
Christian
KWRZ
Church OF God
Aspen — Flagshill
Elock T. C
the Visitors
Weatherford
Lerogx
A. Heil
Jean & Trox
Gibson
Navajo Hopi Trading Co
Souis Fe
Foxboro Ranch
Flagatafe
Oak Creek
Lillar & Dixon Mecoy
Oak Creek Canyon
Aspen
Five Gables
Black Cat Cafe
Fi E. Saitn Fe
Tayest
Don
Babbitt Investment Co
San Francisco, Flagstaff
Pine Breeze Inn
Bellomont
Junction
Hwys
Bo Flagstate
Ariz
Monte Vista
Pier Folas
Hotel
Ray and
Ucktail Lounge
S. Snider
Mur
Flagatalf, Ana
Leroux
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