Gratitude and caution over Chinese release of fliers
A period piece letter discusses praise for Red China releasing four American fliers and condemns crediting Communists for any action. It notes further releases or negotiations could signal easing tensions, but warns the U.N. role and Dag Hammarskjold deserve acknowledgment while urging no payoff to Communists. It ends with a tangent about the Rainbow Girls convention in Phoenix.
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Mien
ATL
Aful
United States
Peiping
Far East
Bo Long
Peiong
America
Gelung
U.N
Dag
Peipig Miasius
Atom Energy Expo Opens at Geneva Conference
The United Nations conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy opens in Geneva with hundreds of scientists and delegations, including Russia, Czechoslovakia, and Holland. Gordon Molesworth promotes a separate American exhibit while no atomic weapons or secret processes will be shown.
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Ashington
NEA
United Nations
Geneva
Ewiteerand
Elahty-fadr
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Holand
Gordan Molesworth
Acta
Palais Des Nationaal
League of Nations
United States
US. Information Agency
Gordon Molesworth
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
New York
Americas
Great Britain
Stake in Companies Could Sour Union Support in Strikes
James Marlow reports on how workers with strong ties to their employers may back management in labor disputes. The piece argues larger stakes and benefits reduce willingness to strike, potentially weakening unions like the UAW and Ford workers. It notes contract offers, possible reopenings, and the broader impact on loyalty and pension concerns.
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United Auto Workers
UAW
Font Company
Walter Reuben
Ford Stok
Reather
Ford
Staal
Geady
UMW
Cnplovies
Cumkl
Conkornilive
Marc
Sintke
Bibin Josing
Eworsthiing
Alps
Beas
Elk Flag Day Rites At Lodge No 499 Next Tuesday
Public invited to Elk Flag Day rites at Flagstuff Rites Lelge No 499 WUD, June 14, Blair said today. Oscar Rammes, commanding officer of Navajo Ordnance Depot, will be principal speaker. A portion of the program will feature the lodge’s Nationality tableau with Elks Bay Baul troop members taking part. Replicating several of the Elks country hasose are displayed during the ritual.
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WUD
Aitiva Blair
Gable
Waieh LoCel
Oscar Rammes
Navajo Ordnance Depot
Speker
Elks Bay
Elks Country
Flag-Williams picnic set by IOOF in Park
The IOOF Flag-Williams picnic, a long running inter community event since 1921 or 1922, will be held at Parks. The day features a base ball game between local teams and ends with a winner to determine the losing side.
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JG AE GE
Mon
Tie
Visit to Capitol Leaves Boys Steaming
Two Tucson boys Wayne Garvell and Jataan Garvell visited the Capitol to see aunt Turner but faced a hot, chaotic experience as escalators malfunctioned and repairmen restored service. Congressional aide Carl Rathelos hosted them during the visit.
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Capitol
Phownis
Turner
Tucson
Wayne Garvell
Jataas
Garvell
Multane
Multane Perspiring, ‘They Were Visiting Theblanet
Carl Ratheles
House of Representatives
Miracles and natural law in a divine order
A reflection on miracles arguing they fit within natural law and a God of order. The author asserts creation follows exact patterns, rejects miracles as isolated acts, and urges recognizing divine presence in energy and nature. Draws on scripture and a sermon from Waking Good Life by Roy J. Smith.
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Moses
Tie Grourkk
Belmgly
God
Lyon
PATHWAYS of Old Memories from the Files of the Jury
A collage of society notices lists Mrs. Walter L. Edwards traveling to Wichita for her father's illness and death, Klondatynes associate professor moving to the University of Arizona, Harold Souris returning home after New Mexico Military Institute commencement, and other brief hometown items.
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Walter L. Edwards
Wichita
Kans
George Rixon
Br. Klonda Tyne
the College
Jet
University of Arizona
Harold Souris
A. I
Tony) Souris
New Mexico
Roswell
Sedona Garden Club earns national note for trash drive
Sedona Garden Club members reported national recognition for the Stash Your Trash drive featured in Keep America Beautiful. Arizona is listed among 36 states. the group has distributed 12 275 bags to date and stamped 1 275 bags at canyon resorts for June distribution through Sedona grocery partners. Oldest milking animal reference cited from Mesopotamia around 2000 B C.
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SUN
Sedona
Sedona Garden Club
Keep
America
Marshall Coursen
Scholtz
Industrial Commission Rebates Due Soon
Arizona Industrial Commission says about 1.5 million dollars in rebates will be mailed soon to industrial compensation policy holders. The refunds reflect a lower loss experience than premiums in 1954, with checks ranging from a few dollars to 1,654 dollars as the commission notes the results as favorable.
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Phornex
Arizona IndugGial
Temperance Leader Speaks at College Assembly
Bergen Birdsall, educationally rector of the Californie Temper ante Federation, will headline an evening assembly at the college auditorium Wednesday at 8 p m The public is invited Mr Birdsall will direct the Alcohol Narcotic Workshop on June 15 and 16 at Flagstaff campus The workshop aids teachers and features leaders with related experience Reverend Charles Franklin Parker of the First Congregational Church Prescott will also participate The summer 1943 stint by Parker precedes Birdsall’s campus visit in sociology psychology home economics and other classes
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Bergen Birdsall
Californie Temper”ante Federation
Prescott
Parker
Birdsall
Apache Junction Fire District Organized
FLORENCE The Apache Junction Fire District has been organized headed by Fire Chief Ware Stark will submit its budget to the supervisors July 17.
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Florence
Apache Junction
Ware Stark
Angels Slip to Sixth After 5-1 Loss in PCL Action
The Angels nosedived in the Pacific Coast League last night dropping to sixth place after a 5-1 defeat. Mob Garber tossed a brilliant one hitter for the winning team. Hal Rice had a fourth inning single for Los Angeles. San Francisco defeated Oakland 8-0, Seattle beat league leader San Diego 5-3, and Sacramento toppled Portland 6-3.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Frat Fouth
Flollywood
Angels
Mob Garber
Los Angeles
Hal Rice
San Francisco
Oakland
Seattle
San Diego
Cramento
Portland
World’s first cafeteria opened by Benes Kimball at Chi
Benes Kimball inaugurates the world’s first cafeteria in Chicago, introducing a self-serve dining concept aimed at steady affordability and faster meals. The milestone marks a shift in public eating habits and restaurant layouts in the city.
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Benes Kimball
Chi
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