As DeWitt MacKenzie Sees Public Should Keep Cool
Hewitt Mackenzie analyzes wartime policy and public sentiment as tensions rise across Europe and Asia. He argues for restraint, warns against overreaction, and discusses the dangers of escalating conflicts between Western democracies and Soviet forces.
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Marshall
Hewitt MacKenzie
Krop Muel
Scowly
Grintnanitt
Demwong
Hove
Europe
Asia
Washington Column on Finnish Constitution and Communist Influence
The column argues Finnish constitutional limits block Communist attempts to seize power. It cites the Finnish Diet's limited provisions, potential presidential resignations, and parliamentary dynamics. It notes Communist strength around 20 to 25 percent, with under 40,000 party members, and warns elections could pivot on anti-Communist themes and Soviet influence.
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Chage
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Ile Niet
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Ely
Ocean Wave Theory Cited by Encyclopedia
A fragment suggests the encyclopedia links constant wave breaking to oxygen use in water and its role in marine life. The readable bits imply a discussion of wave action, oxygenation, and coastal ecosystems, though specifics are unclear from the text.
Flagstaff Schools Reach 100 Percent in Red Cross Drive
Flagstaff schools led a Red Cross food campaign in reaching 100 percent enrollment in the drive. Organizer Mire Lee McCawley notes slow but steady contributions, with a late push to meet the quota. Eugene Richmond from the regional office says the campaign appears to be going well as $2,987 remains to reach the goal. Workers are urged to report their collected amounts and contact Red Cross offices for updates.
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Fimnel Campaigns
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Red Cross Ydvntege Fund
Mya McCauley
Ishom Spencer Abe
Skiing Conditions At Sno Bow Best Ever Reported
Weather and resort officials report Sno Bow conditions at an all time high with ample snow expected for six weeks or more. Groomed trails, lifts in operation, and increasing visitor numbers mark the season as favorable despite recent storms.
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Ariza
Drowned Fisherman Recovered After Gulf Accident
The body of Charles E Pain, 98, of Flint, recovered after a fishing boat accident in the Gulf of California on February 7. A missing man from Oklahoma remains unidentified, while nine others died and 269 people were involved in a Rocky Point fishing party tragedy. Funeral plans for the recovered victim were reported.
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Stich
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Non Tax School Funds Use Authority Tald
IMIGENIX March CAP Exe Do General Attorney General rules Use state funds for education and state superintendent to set general rules for handling non tax school activity funds. Funds include receipts from illicit contents, rental for school auditoriums, and public event facilities revenue. The board will meet next week to approve procedures for collection, accounting, reporting.
Earmarked Funds Highlight Vocational Education Program
Phoenix March AP reports that Arizona's vocational education package includes 76500 dollars for agricultural training distribution occupation education home economies and training in hades and indnetes. The article touches on broader geopolitical concerns amid discussions of national defense and potential uprisings, implying U S policy decisions could influence international stability and national security.
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Midgley and Disraeli Agree on Lies and Varieties
In a period of political debate, Midgley and Prime Minister Disraeli are described as in full agreement on issues labeled lie varities and reform measures. The text discusses water power projects on the Colorado River, Verde River proposals, and Arizona Central water rights, noting government agencies and dates. It references the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, river development plans, and political debates about diverting water to Arizona and California with related infrastructure.
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Pathsways of Old Memories from The Sun
Fragmented OCR yields a local memory column noting visits by Mrs Omer and Mrs Urns, a real estate rental at 224 West Chevy Street to R G Nelson of Shoeniz, and a long, unclear report on a town event. Twenty years ago Mrs Jobin Hunnessey and James left Friday for winter time. Walter McLawns, driller, brought in a fine well.
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Walter McLawns
Weller
Freshman Follies Donates $100 to Memorial Fund
Freshman Follies raised one hundred dollars for the Student Memorial Building Fund. George Rabbitt, chairman, and Elizabeth Toffman presented the check to Mrs Rabbitt. Dune Lake Galit and Hen Wolfe coordinated ceremonies and script. the show later went to Fort Wipple hospital for veterans via the Flagstaff Elks.
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Spring Feed Prospects Improved By Storms
Spring feed prospects improve in February across Arizona ranges per the federal crop and livestock report. Cattle and beey are generally in good condition. notes on local movements and upcoming Elks officers installation.
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Arizona
Knight of Columbus event hailed with balloons and honors
Jimmie Babbitt prompts decorations for a Knights of Columbus gathering. Balloons totaling several hundred are planned, with Dr. Ernest Eser and Ray heading publicity coat Cottonwoad and Winslo ail at Ashfork.
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Hun
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Ray
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Osboran Appoints McKinney to Terrace Board Post
Phoenix March 111 Governor Sidney P Osboraj has appointed Charles McKinney son of a cattleman to the McKinney terraces. James L Winley of Dragon recently resigned from the board leaving a vacancy to be filled.
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Sidney P. Osborajhas
McKinney
Son’-Cattleman
James L. Winley
Dragon
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