11 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1948
Page
1
The article analyzes DeWitt MacKenzie’s view of Masaryk and the Red seizure of homeland. It posits Masaryk's stance affects American interpretation and policy, noting internal debates and contrasting theories about Soviet influence and foreign policy.
Fragmentary article notes a Georgia lawmaker and senators facing a tax cut ballot. The garbled text mentions a Republican figure, a low rate concept, and scheduled fines, but exact names, dates, and outcomes are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
The excerpt contemplates brave leaders and martyr figures, weighing whether sacrifice serves a nation. It reflects on a father’s enduring influence, the tension between personal fate and public duty, and the idea that leadership inspires people toward freedom and resilience.
Washington column by bsT RDSUN NEA recounts Senator Taft's inflation act and cabinet aides' failed efforts to curb rising steel, fuel, and food costs. It notes Taft’s bill was deemed feeble, with critics arguing it shifts power to the presidency while leaving prices to surge.
The Sun's M40 sees Williams Junior s Comedy scheduled for tomorrow night at 8. The Jansen clash of Willigins fish school presents the annual event at Willing school high school auditorium. Marion Higham directs with Lee Melick as student ticket. The school band performs before and between acts with instrumental trios and a woodwind quartet. Maurice Selwuben directs all musical numbers.
Fragmentary remarks discuss price and wage controls, sugar rationing, and rent policies as Congress debates central measures. It suggests politics worry about possible economic outcomes and election timing, noting mixed results from past controls and calls for steadier policy.
Grand Canyon Maygaard Payne of Phoenix replaces Mike Grisey who is new to the water service department. Ton Adams of Flagstaff becomes computer at Babbitt ore. Hamid Ali of New left Friday to go after spending four. They were entertained at tea in the Bryant home. Friday both at the Rotary luncheon and spoke. One retiree died after a heart attack in Florida in mid February.
New York Times dispatch from Tokyo reports occupation authorities are revising material allowed to read about General Douglas MacArthur's reaction to his presidential bid. A survey of Japanese press shows deletions and delays of editorials and other dispatches, with some content held back for about 24 hours.
A fragmented item references Mrs Edgar Mart and Mrs Maude Ennis traveling after business trips to Phoenix. It mentions Marvin Rouster Ayrvon Waller of Big Bend Texas and a stop at W T Dowling's home. The text is damaged and incomplete.
A collage of memory notes from ten, twenty, and thirty years ago in Tempe and nearby. Grail Anderson of Gallup visits. Pempe State College, Tempe debate squad members and high school staff named. Local staff moves include Kinlani yearbook additions and Pete Mins returns to Babbitt hardware helm. Dr W M Slipher visits Lick Observatory during southern California trip.
A memoir style account describes using adding machines at a bank, detailing the relationship between the teller staff and the device. The writer recalls learning arithmetic with the machine, the workflow from endorsements to posting, and the disciplined, cordial atmosphere of a bank office.
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