Washington column on global strategy and NATO defense
The Sun's Washington correspondent reviews civilian armchair generals' critiques of Eisenhower and Marshall. It argues the U S aims a NATO defense with limited ground forces, emphasizing air sea power and rapid reinforcement while maintaining Western Europe as the first line of defense against Soviet expansion.
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Flag Electrical Appliance Dealers Power Company Chart
A damaged OCR fragment describes a 1931 meeting of Northern Ari Rong Feline and Pawn Coimpany with Thyslatt greenriral appliance Healers. It highlights dealer sales plans, a report by George Av Hill, and discussions of cooperative miles. Local dealers and distributors attended, with references to rising sales and price changes.
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Planting tips and lawn care for springtime
The article urges readers to fertilize lawns after winter with ammonium phosphate, water well, and spread fertilizer during snow to let moisture soak in. It promotes a landscaping lecture by Charles G Adams at the Wieh School and invites locals to visit the 4-H exhibit in Carson’s to learn about the National 4-H Club week and its activities.
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PATHWAYS of Old Memories from The SUN Files
Sidney Sullivan drove Sunday to Phoenix and back with his daughter Margaret for fame. Babbitts and Fenn Mess attended events while Jon Sachen, once a wrestler, toured the Clear Creek area near Winslow. Superior Judge Herrison returned from Holbrook after Navajo County duties. Roads from Albuquerque were warned as impassable. Faul Keller and Walter Stuvfnson arrived from a southbound auto trip, with Joe Wisson planning a Clarkdale vacation with his little son.
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Dealer Support Plans Examined for Commercial Cooking Gear
Northern examined the companys plans for dealer assistance while Jun WW and Snel a power industry consultant spoke on opportunities in commercial cooking, heating, and lighting sectors at the briefing.
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Weed- era veteran actor and army reservist story
The article chronicles the military service of actor Weed and Chief Jim Wright, detailing Weed’s reserve duty, travel between Korea and Tokin, and time at Fort Ord and MacArthur headquarters. It notes his illness, hospital care, and homecoming during Christmas, plus background on his film career with Universal Pictures and roles with stars like Marilyn Reynolds and Crosby.
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Yhich Hing Crosby Sarge
Lois
Constance Moora
Faye Barkeley
Anne Gwynn
INAVAJOS Election Holds Tribal Ball For Chairman
Sam Ahkeah, successor to the late Chee Godge, won the tribal chairman post with 909 votes to James Bacenti 3242 and Hept Preston 24849? The election featured five tribal judges and 74 tribal council members. Ballots used for the first time. Judges demonstrated use of ballots to voters before they cast ballots in Yebootha. Ahkeah, about 50 years old, previously served as tribal chairman in 1946.
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Chee-Godge
Atigesh
Ram
Yebootha
Abkeah
Dodge
Nagajog
Stryicnic
Farret
Veteran plans return to police force after month
The article notes the veteran's extensive decorations including the infantryman, expert rifle, pistol and machine gun badges, Korea campaign, Rosie the Rod Construct medal, Asiatic Pacific, occupation of Japan, and American Defense medals. He expects to rejoin the police force at the start of the coming month.
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Japan
Garden expert to advise Flagstaff on public grounds
Public invited event will feature Mr Adams discussing planting designs for Flagstaff high school grounds and cemetery beautification. Speakers include Mrs Floyd Langley, with plans to cover landscape projects in the area and answer questions. The program aims to help owners of new homes in the dust ten years.
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House and Garden
Country Life
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Saturday Evening Post
Architectural Record
Art Sp‘ginger
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Flagstaff Cemetery
Grouide Avourn
Floyd Langley
Adama
Fragmented campus misreadings in student honor notes
Fragmented OCR text mentions students and staff names like Ellen Miles, Barbara, Carl Conrad, John Hoffmann and Holbrook. It references college honors and academic standards, with unclear phrases about upper percentiles, hours, and meal costs. Content is garbled and lacks clear events.
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Phoenix
Ellen Miles Phampsiax
Flagelaft
Marlion
Barbara
Freiti
Moytreu
Carl Edgar Conrad
Cottonwood Union Gospel Series Begins March 6
The Cottonwood Civic Club hosts the Union Gospel series with Dr. Hurry Me Cormick Lints, D. C. conducting four sessions from March 6 through March 25, starting at 7:00 PM nightly. Lints, a Tennessee native and longtime evangelist, was chosen by the Chicago Business Men for the Century of Progress exposition as their first speaker.
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Rites Held Tuesday At Williams For EH Duffield 74
Rites were held Tuesday at Williams for EH Duffield age 74 who died in his sleep March 4 at the family home 308 S Ard street after long illness. He was born February 12 1877 and lived in Williams 31 years retiring from the Santa Fe railroad after earlier work with the Rock Island and Burlington systems. Duffield served as telegrapher and station agent before rising to trainmaster and later went into stock raising in northeastern Arizona with operations near Blagett McNary and Theanny. He was survived by his wife and several children.
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Los Angeles
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Ant Cattle Company
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Targent
Cntire
Cheap Come
Arizona
T. E. Pollock
Dan Francia
Flagstaff Girls Contests Highlight Local School Meet
In Flagstaff an all girls contest at Joy High School drew participants from eighth grade and beyond. Marjorin Jones won first in a spelling style event, with Janot Langston taking second after a stumble. Jesse Goolman excelled for the boys in a cross country style test, while Handed Macgurn finished fourth among eighth graders. Other entrants included Gayta Runke Phyllis Johnson Marie Adame Ruth Ann Hoffonn Patsy Yuez Watters and more.
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Janot Langston
Elehth Ander
Anne Wcood
Jesse Goolman
Gene Crosity
Macgurn
Anther
Plucdouls
Gayta [Runke
Stary Lou Bandebaughe
Hoby Dickerson
Phyllis Johnson
Mariel Adame
Dalla
Gay Smith
Kitest Jen
Ruth Ann Hoffonn
Susan ‘Chnann
Patsy Yuez Watters
Juanice Slunter
Edith Godierham
Joyer Penddles
Kalpl
Whiter
Duffield Masonic services mark life of veteran oilman
Duffield, a lifelong oil industry worker born in 1880s, faced early business setback in 1932 and later toiled in Williangs and for Continent Sol Oil. He served as telegrapher for Santa Fe in 1949, retiring as a veteran of the Grams Canyon branch. Survived by widow Mrs Matilda Duffield, six children and many grandchildren. Services held at the Masonic temple at 2:00 pm Tuesday March 6 with graveside rites at Willow Vins cemetery conducted by veterans. Pallbearers listed among local names.
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