Washington Column On Russia Peace Offense Record Analysis
A Washington column reviews postwar Soviet moves from Paris and Moscow, arguing the so called peace offensive aimed to weaken the United States. It cites actions in Berlin, espionage cases, and refusals to ratify the UN Declaration on Human Rights as evidence of Moscow’s unproductive diplomacy with the West.
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Molotov
Wishinky
Paris
United Nations
George Marshall Gals
Soviet Union
Marshall
United States
Sant Oaly
Russia
Vienna
Moscow
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Marcel Cachin
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Patrico Togliatie
Mutherry Bush
Nileguch
Malatov
Lye
Tife
Council of Rernowie Mutual
Joes QUEEN by Bob Wada and Bit Miler
Fragmented excerpt from a dramatic scene at a cottage with Sin and John Henry preparing for a hotel visit. Vernon and Mrs Conover appear with an invitation from Bry Ter Taste Company. Tension over costumes and social visit escalates. cliffhanger as a continued story promises more.
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Bob Wada
Bit Miler
Jobo Henry
Sin
Johnny
John Henry
Opey
Treleare
Vernon
John
Henry Jealled
John Menty
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Trina
Conover
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Change in Soviet leadership and peace prospects
Debates whether replacing Stalin would affect Soviet aims. Mackenzie argues leadership change unlikely to alter world Revolution goals. Stalin's steadiness, age, and fear of war support keeping peace fears in check. Berlin blockade comments by Royall highlight Soviet intent to upend postwar balance and erode Western influence, ending with resolve not to surrender rights.
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Ranlsall
Florida
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Molotov
Moscow
Russia
Venin
Jong
Army Royal
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Berlin
Royall
Pathways of Old Memories weathered notes and notes
A layered column recalls ten, twenty, and thirty years of local events and people. mentions Major and Mrs Wy Midgley, Gerry Midgley, Miss DeMavig, Carl Trouble, Capt. Pullinqn, and Aunt Harriet Whitwell, plus travel to Los Angeles and Emerson school. Also references Lowell Observatory founder’s wife, and global politics tangentially, with unrelated local memory snippets and a Weather note about speed records.
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Gerry
Tomann Ord
Los Angeles
Gerry Midgley
San Aoinelsea
Mary DeMavig
Kingman
Carl Trouble
GT. Pulliqn
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Whitwell
Tennliqu
Emerson School
Salt River Valley
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Thomas
Albuquerque
Mary
Thomws
Grand Cruigan
Harry My Lichwine
Justice of the Peace
Maxyeell
Lust
Whipple Burracks
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Percival Lowell
Lowell Observitony
Flagstaff Fens
Boston
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Russia tone shifts as war fears mix with peace hopes
The article reviews shifting Russian positions on war and peace, noting opposition to NATO, sanctions against France, and a claim that Moscow seeks peace while top officials push hardline stances. It cites statements by Vishinsky and references to UN and World Court refusals, suggesting political maneuvering rather than concessions.
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World Health Organization
Maurite Borer
Soviet Union
France
Italy
Toguall
State bill aims to fix Huachuca fund issue for fort maintenance
Phoenix March 11 AP reports lawmakers moved a measure to correct the inability to spend money from a special Huachuca fund. The bill advances after suspension of rules and faces further Senate passage. The measure would validate state acceptance of the property by the Governor for the National Guard and Game and Fish. It also allows sale or disposition of property under a federal agreement and creates a state treasury special fund to receive revenues for Fort Apache and related operations through 1892.
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War Assets Administration
National Guard
Game and Fish Department
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Local Meeting Names Attendees After Brief Session
A short business meeting was held with attendees including Chace, Anga Scurder, Seth Lily Bull Lily, Raymond Cox, Alberk Cardom, Frey, Angehstein Jr., Charles Way, Marius Balen, Clark Gale, A. O. Bauschard, Paul Amberg, and Elsie Mahan. The gathering followed a pat meet, with Crack and checked’ay.
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Pat
Chace
Anga Scurder
Seth Lily Bull Lily
Ragemond Cox
Alberk Cardom
Frey
Angehstein Jr
Charles Way
Marsris Balen
Clark Gale
A. 0. Bauschard
Paul Amberg
Elsie Mahan
Lite Magazine features Southwest photos and captions
The March issue carries Southwestern art photos with images from northern Arizona and New Mexico. People like Winton Booth Xavier Delene and Monument Valley scenes are included along with many guides from the northern region.
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Sun
Semnery
Ariszona
Winton Booth
Monument Valley
Mission
Nf Say
Xavier Delene
New Mexico
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