Washington Column: U S Institute for Inter American Affairs
Peter Eiston reports on the U S Institute for Inter American Affairs ITAA and President Truman's request for 50 million dollars over five years to fund aa the institute's Latin American aid program. The piece traces ITAA's history from 1942 to 1947, outlines current staffing and projects, and compares ITAA with the Point Four program, noting the program's impact on health education water systems and infrastructure in Latin American nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Truman
Aa—Thestitute of
Inter-American Affairs
Esroorstlut
Dillon
Myer
Department of Agricultural Exeteriaion Service
Syur
West Coast
Weirdo
Washington
Maria
Yellow Ry
Iwuilth Wily
Wain Sani
Latin-America
Ric Continance
Pei
Bolivia
Mala
Nelson Rockefeller
Co-Adjnsting
interMtaerieay Afinity
State Department
Congress
ITAA
TIAA
Haris
Pr .Truman
U. S
Aiazon
IAA
Arizona 4-H leaders urge growth through club work
Charles U Pickryll of the University of Arizona extension service says 4-H club participation develops leadership and citizenship. He notes success comes from personal growth, not blue ribbons, during National 4-H Club Week March 6 13 and highlights Arizona members as part of a global program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taden
Arizona
DeWitt Mackenzie critiques Red leaders in US pattern
In a wide quotes filled opinion, DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes statements from Communist and allied groups across Europe, claiming unified Moscow directives aim to frighten Western nations and prepare a broad network for possible conflict. He cites leaders in the United States, France, Britain, and Germany backing a global Communist strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Amayloan
Ba Tin
Axié
Bn’t Ilter
Anerely
Canfirmni
Piartyts Atti
U. S
Willem
Boule
Washington
Wherry R-Neb
Pepper
Teumans
AL H Hews
Foster
Dentis
Communist Girlies
Mamee Thorez
Commemniat
Palmira Togliatti
Lation Red Party
Jendery
Harry Pellitt
Comnnisat
Geeman
Moscow
Paris
France
Paths of Old Memories from the Miles of The Sun
A collection of clipped notes and reminiscences from ten, twenty, and thirty years ago. Mentions include Fred Paw Mes and Mrs Frank Quirk, the Benson family welcoming a son Walter Thomas, and social visits by Mrs Dorothy Jukle and others. Also references local officials, school board candidates, Elk members, and community events from Flagstaff and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Paw
Tertler
Frank Quirk
Rose Giriie
Garing Hey
Fred
Phill Neckard
Los Angeles
Walter Benson
de. Greighton’s Hospital
Walter
Thomas Benson Jn
Eastor
McNary
J. P. Aubin
Schoo Board
J.B. Wilson
G. Fronske
Rigor Whipple
The
Elks Long
Wilton
K. J. Sullivan
L. GC. Riley
L. W. Cress
FE. S. Miler
R. A. Morse
Tal Re Tallahan
Tyler
Frank Ceslio Gol Lack
Berliners Use Russians as Humor Target in Jokes
A collection of Berlin street jokes portrays Russians as figures of ridicule. A German man waits by the harbor for ships promised by the Soviet Union, while a Russian officer quips that ships will not appear there. Another tale has a Russian officer and a German nun, who humorously discuss heaven and staying in Germany.
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Berlin
Str
Gerisin
Soviet Union
Corman
Heyan
Heaven
Germany
Million Dollar Store Set to Open in Tucson
Lavy's $1,000,000 department store in Tucson plans grand ceremonies soon. The three story building includes a basement, a 1,600 car parking lot, and a special package delivery system, with opening originally slated for February 1, 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Lavy
Mohave Paper Claims County Jail Facilities Could Have Prevented Killings
Mohave County Miner editor J. J. Ginney argues that construction of eight new county jails would have prevented Billy Ray Gilbert’s killing spree in Needing and the death of three people. He condemns the defeat of a measure last November that would fund new jail facilities, saying Gilbert would not have escaped such prison conditions while awaiting trial on a grand theft charge.
Intergovernmental Scientific and Cultural Co operation
An outline describes a 20-nation interdepartmental committee led by the State Department within the U S government. It details joint projects across regions, including short range and search projects, training of specialists, agricultural product development, and potential multinational corporations under ILAA and MA A like ventures, all awaiting final integration before a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Council
Tayesini
U. S
State Department
LAA
United States
ILAA
MAA
Point Paur
Examiner uncovers fund shortages in seven Arizona counties
Proenix March 4 AP reports fund shortages totaling 120000 uncovered in seven state counties since 2143. Albert L. Means presents a biennial report noting the largest shortage in the repark sauht area, most missing funds recovered, and taxes not properly levied. The report covers fiscal years 1940-41 to 1947-48 with operating expenses misstated by about 19.9 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proenix
Albert L. Means
Wars Ly
Means
Pertins
Tvl
Ex-convicts held on robbery and assault charges
A Chicago grand jury yesterday charged two men, Willard Martley and Clifford May, with robbery and assault following their arrest after a furniture store incident. Martley, 39, of Lookout, and May, of Phoenix, were bound over on $45,000 bonds each. Police captured them Monday after a pursuit.
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Cinigago
Phoenix
Ariz
Kitl Sharg- BR
Willard Martley
Clifford May
Phi
eShi
Indian fish shoots jets to feed insects
An Indian fish uses jets of water to knock insects into the water for feeding. The unusual hunting method showcases adaptive behavior in local aquatic wildlife observed by researchers.
Oklahoma Development Use Proposed Revisions
A fragmented note indicates a section of construction policy being modernized to align incentives and remove water-related benefits. Don Mob, representing Oklahoma Development Use, endorses the plan alongside Sthaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthaus
Don Mob
Oklahoma
Hearings Continue in Bus Accident Case
In Tucson March 4 a $20,000 personal injuries suit filed by Percival H. Sherron of Long Island against Pacific Greyhound Lines proceeded in U S District Court. The claim stems from an accident on March 3 when Sherron was riding a bus. Judge William H. Holly presiding.
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Tucson
Ap—Haer
U.S. District Court
Percival H. Sherron
Long Island
N. Y
Pacific Greyhound Lines
JMG
Sherron
Pacific Greyhound
William H. Holly
Greatest youth movement in the county program
A report outlines the county, club, and individual member programs in four impact areas contributing to a better Bertcalta community through youth engagement and structured activities.
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NEA
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Latin America
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AA Fais
Peiny Scheern
Paul F
Jaeger
Aa. Stron’ Eet Agate Be
Ceo Offic
Flagstalt
Youssin
America
Mohave
Paper Scores
Ielaat
Pop Goes the Queen
Arizona Baby Son
John Heary
Sta Conover
California
Mearder
James & Queen of Diamonds
Gaeen
Examiner
Hernan R. Ross
Smithsonian Institute
Manson Bay Co
Win
Great Slave Lake
Hutchison-Johnson Motors
Diesel Motors
Pontiac, International
Hutchison - Johnson Motors
Your International
Sam Francisco
Paws
Tun Ed Tl
Joel McCrea
Frances Dee
Charles Bickford
Joseem Calle
Téekwitdlor
Osw
Beyera
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