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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1951

Page

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Washington Column on U S Foreign Legion and draft reforms

Washington column examines the Lodge Act proposal to create a Foreign Legion style unit within the U S Army. It discusses immigration hurdles, integration of alien recruits, pay parity, and potential expansion to 25 000 recruits, plus competing movements like Volunteer Freedom Corps and impacts on refugees and postwar manpower.

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DeWitt MacKenzie Analyzes A Bomb War Ethics

DeWitt MacKenzie discusses the moral and strategic issues of nuclear warfare comparing preventive defense to offensive capabilities. He cites Dr. Vannevar Bush and World War II lessons, arguing the atomic bomb may deter or justify drastic actions in defense and warning of mass destruction risks.

Snr Matthew Ridgway Cot Eighth Army Korea Inet Romains Bash Telle Vannevar Bush Camogie Institute of Washington Eerie Eee Bush Free World Washington Abe Brad Chas

Jerome Auxiliary Names Girls State Stater

The American Legion Auxiliary Jerome unit selected Miss Davenport from Jerome High School as their Girls State delegate for the annual event at the University of Arizona in June. Miss Pilar Varela was named as alternate, with Mrs. Lino Gonenlea announcing a benefit party on April 23 to fund Davenport’s trip.

Rotarians Hear Of Fight For Central Arizona Project

Howard J. Beith outlines legislation to authorize the Central Arizona project amid debate over water allocations and hydroelectric potential. The plan envisions 750,000 kilowatts from Bridge Canyon stations, with attendees including Charles Brohway and others from Winslow, Newland Oldham, Paul Portuit, and more.

Fight For Central Arizona Howard J. Beith Cellini Arizona Elond Congrisa California Charles Brohway Winslow I. W. DeKlott Eddie Reynolds George Babbliter Newland Oldham I. Perkiss H. K. Mangum Col. Maes Star Jackson Karl Alipher Paul Portuit Montgomery Downey Mike L. Story

Pathways of Old Memories from the Sun's Filter

A fragmentary column notes many names and places with aging memories and routine moves. It mentions Mrs Ennis with duties at the draft board, Ed Taad family moving to a new home, J G Dolan traveling to Phoenix on business, and mentions of Sheriff Act Mandevier and County Attorney H L Rossell. It also references a winter pond near Fredonia and various local figures with brief travel and job notes.

Ed Taad Dillleite Atal J. G. Dolan Thoenix Fredonia Gap Lees Ferry Bridge Peale Phigstiff T. F Diwvis Te Insuraice Depirtsmeat First National Bank Arthir Hiordan Atre Waters Olbroak Loie Sameczon Syving Valley

Woman Doctor Trial Set for April 16 in Albuquerque

District judge Wikie Rogers announced the April 16 trial date for Dr. Nancy Campbell, Santa Fe physician charged with kidnapping Lana Stan, nine, last November. Campbell pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. Rogers also ordered Campbell to Albuquerque for observation at a canltorlin before trial.

Thal Nancy Cambell Dar Vansony Stark Wikie If Rogers Santa Fe Albuqueue Moreby Lana Stan Ayason Gampheil Teivial

Condition of Senator Vandenberg Unchanged

BRAND RAPIDS Mich AP report states Senator Vandenberg remains in stable condition after a meningitis suspected incident. Medical staff describe slow improvement following surgery and ongoing monitoring as of the latest bulletin.

Brand Rapids, Mich Sen. Vandenbgis Mich Virnker Lice Raonthe

This Last Night By Ferd Nankeim

A dramatic scene unfolds in a crowded room as May Jenkins encounters Paul Twing, the fugitive accused of a grave crime. He seeks her aid, claiming a need for companionship and a cause, while she weighs risk, loyalty, and the lure of a dramatic life beyond her dull existence.

Lyon May Jenkins Mfr Ste Hhin Ayain Pete Tate Nis Paul Twing Raocitery L Gunss May Tle Paul Twitg Nina Nin

Famed Educator To Speak At AEA Meeting Here Saturday

Dr. Virgil M. Rogers, longtime superintendent and educator, will keynote the Arizona Education Association district convention in northern Arizona. He will discuss the teacher's role in mobilization and the school community, followed by discussion groups on improving services, training youth, and providing emotional security for children. Rogers has held multiple superintendency positions and taught across levels, with advanced degrees from Watford College, Western State College, and Columbia Teachers College.

Furalst Virgil M. Rogers Wnida Grech Michigan Arizona Arizona Education Association Rogers Br. Rogers Boulder Cole River Forest Bax Finned Ile

Chiang Says Reds Scheduling Purge

In Formosa Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists claimed five specially trained teams were sent to Hong Kong for an anti-Red purge. The report was carried by Central Daily News, the official organ of Chiang's party.

Taipei Formosa Caigrete Communista Hong Kong Central Daily News Chiang Kai-Slirk Nationalist Party

100 Mile Per Hour Chase Ends With Fine

A four mile high speed pursuit east of the city led to Louis La Krakow and Cantey securing a fine for speeding. Deputy Sheriff Mat Plhn and Justice of the Peace read the charge as the car was halted on Monday morning following the chase. The fine of twenty dollars was imposed during a Wednesday session.

Lewis la Krakow Chicwyn Shelby Cantey Read McCauley Sid Krakow Mat Plhn Millea Lenssted

Randall named manager at Babbitts Thriftexy No 1

Frank J. Randall of Flagstaff has been appointed manager of Babbitts Thriftexy No 1, succeeding Herman Oppliger who moves to Mulbrook. A December 193A recruit from the wholesale grocery division, Randall has lived in Flagstaff since 1947, previously serving with the forest service and Navajo Ordnance Depot. The Randall family resides on Grand Canyon Avenue with two children, James and Mary.

Babbitts’ Thriftexy Frank J. Randall Flagstaff Herman Oppliger Mulbrook Randall Flagstart Qunce Forest Service Navajo Ordnance Depot Handalls Grand Canyon Avenue Childern James Mary

Baltimore School Chiefs OK Lattimore

Baltimore city school commissioners rejected a resolution to bar Gwen Lattimore from attending high school assemblies. The vote featured Senator Joseph McCarthy figures and debate over shielding students from controversial topics while asserting Lattimore had not been found guilty by any body.

Baltimore Lattimore Toseph McGarthy R-Wis Ites State Department Ue School Board My. Lattimore

York Exchange Reopens After Suspension Reported

York exchange officials announce a reopening after a suspension near trading night. They say efforts will be made to conduct business and resume payments while noting raw cotton ceilings at manufacturing levels may impede long establishment machinery and operations. Managers closed the exchange after the daily close on December 26 due to regulatory clarifications.

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Miami Marines Return From Korea on furlough

A partial wartime roster shows Marine Corps members returning to the United States on furlough from Korea. The list includes Pfe. Jare L. Apus and others, compiled by a public information office for Treasure Syhad staging.

Fire at Saginaw lumber mill causes limited damage

Officials report only minor damage after a Wednesday morning fire in the fuel lines at the Saginaw mill. Fire crews arrived quickly, with firefighters working to prevent spread and secure the site while assessing material losses and potential cause.

Saginawail Manlyres Lumber

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