21 Mar 1947
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1947
Page
1
Analyzed reflections on US policy toward Soviet Russia and communism, debating whether new American proposals would threaten or aid Western democracy. Discusses potential dangers of ant Soviet rhetoric and calls for cautious engagement to avoid escalation and hunger for confrontation.
The Washington Column discusses U S politics and diplomacy with references to figures like Gerald I. Reilly, former Labor Board member, and reactions to reform proposals. It notes conservative shifts in government and remarks on how Russian diplomacy is shaped by power and influence.
The passage discusses Washington and Darden handling dereined threats, noting many detainees and tensions in western regions. It argues for a declaration to halt bolshevist measures and calls Russia to stop efforts to extend influence, warning of peace risks and possible shifts in policy.
The Mexican education department plans a six year program to build 46 000 classrooms and hire an equal number of teachers for federal state and municipal payrolls. The project appears amid broader comments on economic policy and administration.
A garbled report notes a gathering of local figures and musicians. Mrs Wey Dytertained, Layton Beese, Joe Mtonre, Vitter Hegyls, and Misa Dane attended a school music display. Katherine Shirley of Grand Yon attended, with Bert Canteran returning from Masa for a convention. The piece mentions a future event and various names without clear context.
Lions Club elects Ab Ross as president at Hotel Vista meeting. Other officers included vice president Lloyd Barrell, secretary Kan Cutting, treasurer Henderson, and committee members Bibitter Hubbard, Fl Womack, Condit. Annual installation planned next week with supervision by Williams High School faculty.
A French firing squad executed fifteen Germans convicted by a French military court of concentration camp related offenses. The article notes the proceedings occurred recent to a ceremony or location at a notable venue and mentions local reaction.
A public guidance piece urges readers to discuss Catholic Church topics with priests and use friendly, informal conversations as a path to understanding. It promotes approaching priests in everyday settings and even visiting a rector to start informed dialogue, offering contact details for further information.
Nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist Fran Vhoeniz will present a public address at Ashurst Men’s Club Federated Church tonight starting at 6:15, followed by a varied musical program from 8:15 to 8:30. Born in Iowa City in 1900, Manning moved to Phoenix later, rising as a sports cartoonist and photographer before gaining broad acclaim.
Puobnin Mar 21 The trout season will open May 7 and close Sept 30 according to spokesman. The State Game Commission announced today after a two day meeting. The commission also discussed transferring deer hunting in Kaibaly National Forest from the U S Forest Service to the state game department but tabled at the next meeting. The commission divested department and added a new advisory board. Manning has branched out producing several cur ton books humorous western postcards guide books and cartoon fabrics with popularity.
Phoenix contractor J. R. Dail Engineer and Cox submitted a bid of 88 82 to the State Highway Department for laying an aluminum floor on the bridge over the Little Colorado River at Cameron. Officials will study feasibility of rebuilding Ice Canyon Dam near Douglas and stocking the river with fish. Publication of a department magazine was authorized and copies will go to hunting and fishing license holders.
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