Grady the Cow and the World Tension Debate
AP Foreign Affairs Analysis by Dewitt Mackenzie discusses Grady the Cow as a metaphor for public attitude toward world events. The column notes postwar shifts in citizen engagement, humor easing tension, and warns against overreaction to global anxieties while highlighting the cow narrative as a distraction that can calm fears.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
AP Foreign Affairs
Grady-the-Cow
McRee
U.S
Covrer
Baelf
Grady
Revene
Yukon
Ohin
Apnel
Pius Kit
Associated Press
Charles H. Guptill
John P. McKnight
Hue
Jet
Fale
Interior Department Birthday Salutes National Park Service
On the departments ninety birthday week the Interior Department is praised for managing public lands Indians and parks. The National Park Service is lauded for dedication despite low pay and high morale, especially in northern Arizona where tourism drives the economy. The piece urges Congress to support the Park Service in coming years.
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Department of the Interior
Bureaus of Mines and Reclamation
National Park Servicr
Governmient
Wweérm
Indian Service
Department
National Park Service
Marine Corps
Arizona
Park Service
Congress
Washington column on Fed rules for credit after the war
Washington columnist Edson argues that Federal Reserve Board favors easing bank reserve requirements and expanding credit restrictions, analyzing impacts on used car markets, consumer debt, and postwar inflation. He notes McCabe's position and debates down payments, terms, and potential effects on employment and prices.
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EDSON
USA
Washington
NEA
Federal Reserve Board
FRB
Thomas B. McCabe Hae
Ics
Merce
United States
Tlaw
al Unico
Lo Auonthus
Athur Linge
Fintitore Auld Howschoht
Feiler Soreg
McCabe
Connury
Federal Reserve Tanks
Sedona Local Society Notes Amid Travel and Red Cross Fund Drive
Sedona residents report family movements and medical trips as Mrs Paul Goo and others depart for Monterey while a Sedona Red Cross fund drive chaired by Clyda Etter engages the community with helpers including Max Cecil Dadil and Mrs Thoreth Richards. A baby girl born February 22 at Cottonwood is listed among area family updates.
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Paul Goo
Sill Chil
Weinesday
Monterey
Set
Sedona
Ray Lawson
American Red Cross
Flagstaff
Clyda Etter
Tha Sedona
Max
Cecil Dadil
Thoreth Richards
Btrs
Joe Moser
Dedegosh Vonten
Abbia Fisher
Poland to Explore War Surplus Equipment Plan
Polish plans to survey wartime items include 400 deep drilling tools and equipment to be obtained from Polish factories and international sources including the Soviet Union Sweden and other partners. Delia Hart hosted a family gathering last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chester Bark present.
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Poland
Warsaw
Soviet Union
Sweden
Delia Hart
Nol
Chester Bark
Regulation W and Bank Controls Gather Support from Bikers
A fragment outlines support among bikers for continuation and extension of Federal Reserve controls on bank reserves. It argues the banking system is sounder, banks have self policing, and that there is no stock market spree. It notes retailers face competitive pressures and that price quality expectations shape consumer behavior.
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W. Ato
Federal Reserve
Steam and Diesel Engine Efficiency Figures Discussed
The article notes steam engines convert about 19 percent of input energy to power while gasoline engines reach around 20 percent and diesel engines about AQ percent. It mentions the phrase accenling to Her gle was first used by Edmond Hoyle, an 18th century Englishman who helped formalize game rules.
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Powey
Edmond Hoyle
Juniors of Cottonwood Pick Three-Act Comedy
The junior class of Cottonwood High selects a three act comedy titled We Shuck the Family Free for presentation in March in the Cottonmont Chile Club auditorium. Directing is Elen Se iwhin with class sponsor Morris Clark. Cast includes Nob Snyder Noris Veterson Walter Gay David Gebley Charlotte Major dkny Blinn Boonie Michael Mat Loy Spores Gomez Jerry Lehyiner Tale Peterson Ani Jerdan.
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the Sun
Nottonwood
Cottonwood High School
Cottermont Chile Club
Elen Seiwhin
Morris Clark
Nob Snyder
Noris Veterson
Walter Gay
David Gebley
Charlotte Major
Farm Bureau Members Pass 3,000 Mark
Arizona Farm Bureau members reach a key milestone as the federation surpasses 4,000 members for the first time in history. The organization was noted last December at the American Federation convention for posting the highest percentage membership gain, 116 percent, among states nationwide.
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Farm Bureau
Phoenix
Arizona Wire Bureau Federation
American Federation
Auity
Six new Flagstaff high lettermen receive national honor
At a high school assembly six Flagstaff High School lettermen were named for national athletic honors. Recipients include Bob Kwang Billy Trudgen a Johnny Lowe Glenn Compton Merritt Savage and Neil Christensen. Also noted are local movements and community notes spanning Old Memories and other social items.
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Flagstaff High
Bob Kwang
Billy Trudgena
Johnny . Lowe
Glenn Compton
Merritt Savage
Neil Christensen
William Cherry
Violet Whitson
Ltonwood
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