As DeWitt MacKenzie Sees It Main Issue Today Is Russ Global Revolution
Dewent Mackenzie analyses postwar aims of Russia as the central issue. He argues the USSR seeks to overturn democracies and project power through war and revolution, while Western regimes restructure under Allied leadership. The piece cites Russia’s goal to topple the world order and questions whether peace is possible while communism expands.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Dewent MacKenzie
Nutians
Police Toyen
Atemmic Energy
Gerniniey
Dag
Hla Wonentovs
United Nations
Stanocrisios
Hans Buen
Kalwoun Museia
Ming
Russia
Loteshevisar
Utasaitus
Bo Tong
Snvasinn
Ruzain
Germany
Sind
How to Predict Elections by Louis J. Mean
Washington column reviews Louis J. Mean a noted agriculture economist and statistician who argues in his Knopf book that election prediction relies on past trends and data. He cites forecasts by Bean and Holcombe plus Schlesinger to debate party fortunes, noting Democrats and Republicans may shift power across the 1948 to 1950s period.
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Que Mun
Wasiington
NEA
Louis J. Mean
Department of Agriculture
Knopf
Seth
Newey
Truman
Lewis
Dr. Bean
Dean
Agens
Senate
Lowia
Bean
Fineal Pat Nyuet
Ing
Arthor Bennes
Wea
Arthur N. Holcombe
Congress
Yreal Meney
Tama
Arthur 3. Schlesinger Jr
Harvard
Schlesinger
Hean
Mr. Bean
Bullhead Jury Rules Drowning Accidental in Fisherman Death
Bullhead City coroner jury yesterday returned an accidental death verdict in the drowning of 37 year old Dilek Gileraare, a Davis Dam worker who disappeared July 16 during a fishing trip. The body was recovered a week later.
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Kingman
Judy Arya
Bullhead City
Dilek Gileraare
Davis Dam
Gilereare
Senior Deputies Meeting Is Cafed
A meeting of Cosanina county junior deputies has been called for Friday morning at 10 o'clock, the sheriff's office announced today. All junior deputies are urged to be present.
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Cosanina County
Inca baseball falls to Holbrook on Sunday at Holbrook
The Inca team lost to Holbrook by a score of seven to one at Holbrook Sunday. Several local residents were noted traveling to nearby towns and visiting relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Cook and family in Phoenix, and Judge Med Rifkind and family visiting from New York.
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Holbrook
of & Lo
Lawea Dean Sehneiltte
Nownstoyd Fie Hight Angel Lodge
W. Hi, Lockridge
North Wa
Sheri Moores
Tod Fisher
Flngatafflash
Myron Fitton
Gunege Liwson
Arizona Folica
Disher
J. O. Cook
Phoenix
Jelunie
Walker
Stes
J. O
Cook
Jodi
Butt
Lontenants
Park
U.K
Charles
Steveny
Flagstart
Relativpa
R Ernin Enseywynde
Prescott
Bobby
Si Rifkind
Jude
New York
Iis
North Rim
James Clancy
Tipi Wiliams
Wil
University of Utah
North Hunt
TW. Rogers
Washington, D. C
Rogers
Department of Agriculture
Division of Soil Conservation
Bertha Parkhurst
Donald and
Preston
Wagstaff
Seconips
David Corsweil
Fitz-Gerald
Meir
St. Louisz
J. B. Chase
Minor McPherson
Lake Mendoguat
Earl W. Wagg
Berkeley
H.C. Bryant
Bryanl
Political Talk Keeps Focus On Powers And Problems
A snippet discusses how ruling parties seek stability and peace to smooth the business cycle. It notes political prophets may exploit loopholes while outlining issues to come over the next decade. Bonn and Mothersby admit limited attention to personalities and movements without facts.
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Comig
Bonn
Mothersby
Rotary district governor speaks at club meeting
Marshall Nicholagi district governor visits Me Fiat ainté club as keynote speaker urging expanded community vocational and youth service work. He notes scholarships, invites foreign exchange participants, and highlights Rotary aims while committee chairs attend a follow up session with officers and guests.
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Rotary
Marshall Nicholagi
Wilcox
Paverinr
Hetary
Statanty
Cis
Rodary
Rlintrict
Ernie
Vista Thoresiana
Navajo County Adds Five New Precincts
Navajo County voters will see five new precincts on the Map Reservation after the county board of supervisors followed a state supreme court ruling recognizing five Indians as eligible. The precincts are Between, Toreya, Kenna Canyon, Oraibi, and Hotevilla. About 1200 residents are expected to register. registrations from Navajo and Hopi communities are anticipated to be limited.
Rites Set Friday for Mrs H Babbit in Nativity Church
Funeral services for Mrs hilamena Nabbity will be held Friday morning at 1 o'clock in the Church of the Nativity. She died Tuesday after a long illness. The rosary will be recited Thursday evening at Myre Walibith’s home on Vartheast hill. Pallbearers will include Brandsons Tom, George and Wile Tin McCidlaugh, a nephew Jobin Babbitt, and others. Mrs Babbitt was the widow of George Babbitt and one of the five original Halibitt brothers.
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Grant
Oni
Raymond
Tad" Hashith
Mes
Babbtet
George Bab- Wn
Halibitt Hunthers
Lowell Withdraws In Favor Brockett
MUGENIX July 28 AP Charles F Lowell of Wheenix withdraws as a Republican candidate for governor and lends support to Brockett of the eastern district. The move leaves Brockett and Bourdon as the remaining contenders, with Lowell citing health and opportunity to pursue the oil business as reasons.
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Mugenix
Chas
Lowell
Wheenix
Vey
Brockett
Eaenteli
Rinatork
Han
Rock
Jett
William 2. Bourdon
Holbrans
Tewvett
Teramel
Western Allies Agree On Plans For Berlin Issue
Washington July 24 reported by UAP Marshall said the United States would coordinate with Britain and France on the Berlin crisis. He noted agreement with Gen. Lacive B. Chay on future Western German joint action and discussions about Soviet storage and the fate of Germany.
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Berlin
Washington
Sremfary Marshall
United States
Pyonchan
Hayes
Soyiel Dackadedt Heylin
Marshall
Enid
Cys
Germany
Mardnall Dae
London
Russia
Gennady
Mavehall
Fires of the Sun memories ten years ago mix notes
A nostalgic column lists memories from ten to thirty years ago, naming residents and visitors in Flagstaff, Williams, Prescott and Willows. It notes social events such as dances at the country club, visits by local families, and a local incident in Livingston. The piece sketches regional life through brief anecdotes and names.
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Wilson
Karaje Lodge
Nevary Mountain
Rugbow Bridge
E. B. Prochitow
Winslow
Yo@ Merley
Kayents
HL TE Noge
G. TR. Midgley
Prescott
J. C. Parsons
Federal
Lawrence
Joan Goll
Williams
Nauk Abs
Wells
Molly Lannom
Oat
Flagstaff
Vow of Phaunis
John Cooney
Fragmentary club event note at Woo's Tuesday
A damaged OCR fragment hints a club gathering at Woo's Tuesday. Names like Roger Heat appear incomplete, with garbled phrases suggesting a speakers event or proceedings but no clear details or outcomes. The source text is too fragmentary for full facts.
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Hera
Woo's
Roger Heat
Saw mill damage Reported at Flagstaff and Overgaard units
Fragmentary field notes describe damage at multiple lumber plants in the Southwest. McNary mill saw raw lumber despite destruction, while Flagstaff unit reports extensive timber handling and storage capacity with thousands of feet of lumber or stock, underscoring continued production potential amid damage.
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McNary
Andilles
Luyber Mills
Overgaard
Flngatay
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Today's Washington Column
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Grand Canyon
Sendix Automatic Home Laundry School
JH. Aa
Eureee
Soca Progress Wectcipe
Navajo County
Washlngton
Teutay
Etetin Hager
Aerosa
Prom City Hall
Babbitt Bros. Trading CO
KWRZ
Hill Top Drive
Ann
Lewis Benedict
Anita
Way
Poteon
Willows
MM Bewsley
Salt River Valley
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Merit
Sun Want Adn
Jolly Jester
Baxs
Ole
Cual Oui
Northern Arizona Theatres, Inc
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Doves
Victor
Colleen Gray
Furnace Creek
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Wellshie
Morgan
Vietor
Prouske Staik
Girlix
Tiny Tot
Little Miss America
Roy
Orpheum Theatre
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Winter HE Fashion Shop
Holbrook Res Jordan's
Firestone Store
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