What Was Done At Yalta In 45 And Since
A survey of the Yalta conference outcomes and later developments. Stalin remained in power after Roosevelt and Churchill left office. postwar plans shaped United Nations discussions, German reconstruction, and Asia war conclusions. The article notes security council setup, Germany’s occupation, and shifting alignments influencing Cold War dynamics.
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Yalta
Unite States
Snd
Muesian
Geranany
Maeduthun
Philippines
Chorchik
Sper
Vietdre
Euveyie
Pacific
Rosevelt
Prime McRad Stalin
Nicholas J
United Nations
Germany
Volatch
Yorkin
Russia
Japan
Yaltar
Maa
Fay
Greecass
Palestine
Security Council
Pevnee
United Tun
Wasinen
Counell
Ruse
Bian
Ovieh Chinery
Cowden
Souauil
Diane Blur Fa
Goveving
Ereil
Nis
Janan — Kuasla
Mandaia
Red Army
Port Arthur
Warren
Yall
Avex Dent Boosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Georgi C. Marahaul
U.S. Army
VOM
Melatey Tae
Atill Nam
Washington column on Condon and anti-Communist hearings
NEA Washington correspondent summarizes debate before the House Un-American Activities Committee about Dr. Howard A. Condon, his alleged links and calls for public hearings. The piece traces dinner party discussions on atomic secrets, pro and anti communist sentiment, and the social politics shaping Washington in 1016.
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Ry Aeret
Racamap
NEA
Washington
NEAJ
House UN aAmerican
Terry Nuce
Conseresemien
Atone
Howard A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
House Un-Amrerian Activities Committee
Condon
Ulunie
Condon Ts
Conlon
Kuss
Mike
Capital
Histoy
Parnell Thomas
John Rankin
Un-American Committee
Sithighten Oil
Elvnian
I. Terry Duce
Arabian- American Oil Co
Duce
Dice
Fire scares Mack Cole home rescued by neighbors
In Bellemont a fire at Mack and Mrs. Cole’s house was halted by quick action from Mes Richards and Mrs. W. PF, who entered smoke-filled rooms using a skeleton key to find the stove area burning and a floor hole. They extinguished the blaze, marking a second near-fire incident for the Coles this year. Locals note nearby residents and visitors, including Liza Green and George Keith, moved about the area while others traveled between Prescott, Phoenix, and Parke.
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Meg
Henry Glaxstock
Bellermont Hospital
Mowlay
Cenbreras
Glavacoels Plice
Bellemont
Hiwand Schrugi
Chile
Suynvelde
Mes
Richards
Mig
Mack Cole
Mack Coles
Lockwood
Cottonwood Suedes
WL. Black
RKO Nwvie
Settona
Betlemont
Hive
Pine Breeze
Hellemont
Irsin
Zell Canty
Fireside Inn
Roy Kasvark
Parke
Tre Womack
Prescott
Liza Green
Parke Stare
Vine
Warne
Lions Convention Plans Outlined By General Chairman
General chairman Mr. Filek outlined convention duties to all committee chairs at a regular Lions meeting. The club split into two divisions for convention work led by Layton Vener and Shelby McGiuley. The slate of new officers will be voted soon. A Kiwanis junior league showcase drew coaches and players with musical numbers and readings by local students. Attending guests included officials from Flagstaff, Los Angeles, and Phoenix.
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Filek
Chateaas
Lions du District
Ton Mathews
Bill Bliss
Dwvidt Bliss
Jimny June
Leki Klieannan
David German
Chuck Rucker
Dandi Leaman
Keith Crowley
Fish School
Betty Barnes
Ruby Saucer
Dick Zaner
Reading
Roger Ardeoy
Enlo
Dick Lankis
H. AL Leamon
Art Tiss
Bob Euler
Ralph G Barney
Flagstaff
Harry E. Tlaring
W. i. Wetch
Los Curgelez
G. D. Tunes
Phoenix
Douglas Farmers Weigh Navajo Labor for Seasons Work
Navajo families view the reservation in Northern Arizona as emergency labor pool for Sulphur Springs Valley fruit and farm work. State Employment Service leader A Porter says about 100 workers may be needed this summer with a survey to follow. Final decision in two weeks after labor needs are surveyed and workers housed in temporary camps near a central point.
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Norther
Arizona
Sulphur Springs Valley
Wietay Mra
Myra Jlall
Servier Neu
FP. A. Porter
Character Sketches Feature Rotary Meet
The Rotary Club met at the El Tovne Hotel with President Perry Brown presiding. A nominating committee was announced for the upcoming business meeting on Friday March 20. Jack Varkamp led a program using two minute sketches by local club members to describe other Rotarians, creating a fuller character sketch of members. Visiting Rotarians included AL HW Berkoy from Little Rock Ark Clem Davis from Jackson Mich R D Milley from Toledo Oh Leonard Davis from Mawthorne New Jersey.
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Ghand Canyon
Rotary Club
Fomea March Mal el Tovne
Perry Brown
Messrs
D. AL Metz
Stan Stephens
Sam Turner
Wis
Cata Nitten
Jack Varkamp
Uch
AL HW
Berkoy
Little Rock
Ark
Clem Davia
Jarkson
Mich
R. D
Milley
Toledo
Leonard Davis
Mawthorne
New Jersey
Ancient Ruins Uncovered Along San Pedro River
Tucson reports a new Archaeology find at Tres Alamos along the San Pedro River twelve miles north of the city. A recent Jet publication by the Angerlad Foundation details a prehistoric village complex believed inhabited between year one and A.D. estimates.
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San Pedro River
Tucson
Avizon
Tres Alamos
PATHWAYS of Old Memories and Local Events at Flagstyle Club
A fragmented report notes several community happenings. Members including Jack Blair Jon Tissan Jin and Ed Hool joined Flagstyle 20 80 club as Kar Merzant spoke on Ubelol club growth. Bob Cree presented color motion pictures while Deputy Williams departed. A 20 year old wedding is recalled and remodeling at Sandy Dan hue house on Nutt Munphre begins.
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Jack Blair
Jon Tissan
Jin
Ed Hool
Togular
Kar Merzant
Ubelol Club
Welton Brinson
Dalin Rivva
Bob Cree
Anig
Shevite
Williams
Viola BE. Smith
Victor C. Heydeni
Sandy Danhue
Nutt
Ria Gelireian
Henna
Grace Weasel
Nelma Black
Timinie Conner
Aelon Bunghoris
Thelin Elearkie
Nes: Kidd
Population Proportion of Werpees Declines Across Centuries
The fraction of werpees in the U S population fell from a to in 1740 and from to in 1830, reflecting a long term decrease in their share of the population.
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U.S
Dutch Lunch Meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
The Fingstatti of Com acres hosts a Dutch Lunch at Tony's Steak House at 9 o clock on Wednesday March 24. Merrell says the primary topic is plans for attracting tourists this summer and the chamber outlines a full guided-tour program created by local businesses.
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Com Acres
Tony
O'Etock
Weinesslny
Loge Mirrell
Wrea
Harrell
California
Lavida
Comes Merce
Merchant Shy Of Front Store Window
In Nogales Arizona AP reports a wary merchant named Wallace keeps vigil at his front window after two recent break-ins. He describes ongoing danger, noting cars jumped the curb and intrusions near his office last week, with fear evident as he guards the storefront.
Marine reenlistment benefits for ex Marines outlined
Master Sergeant Ray Woodward announced reenlistment rules for veterans of the Marine Corps. Ex Marines with under one year out lose one rank, those out 1-2 years lose two ranks, and certain service codes let some classify at their old rank despite a two year gap. Former Anniv aid Neer members with over a year of active service face boot camp or Camp Pendleton deployment options.
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Ray Woodward
Marine Corps
Magstill
ex-Leathernecke
Beime Rokasel Tx
Woodward Clc
Tresk
Camp Lendelton
Queanside
Califorah
Knoles Completes Pilot Training at Beneill Army Air Field
Cadet Thomas Bioles Wilson of Plagsett is completing basic pilot training at Beneill. He will advance to advanced flight training at Wright Field, Arizona, to receive diverse flight instruction in tactical single engine aircraft as part of a new Air Force program.
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T. M. Knoles
Williams Field
Aviafion
Thomas Bioles Wison
Air Force
Iss Len
Redlands Playmakers to Present Simon the Play
Redlands Playmakers program at the First Church Redlands California features the play Simon the ... presented in four episodes. Dorothy Clark Wilson writes the production. Cast includes Barbara Smiley Rob Thewe Gecllia Dones Ben Anderson Ailes Wiggins Barbara Mason Joyothy Andrews and Jinidale An dersay. Directed by Brack E Rutleewarth with Mathme as stage manager.
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Dorothy Clark Wilson
Will Inedule
Barbara’ Smiley
Rob Thhwe
Gecllia Dones
Ben” Anderson
Ailes Wiggins
Barbara Mason
Joyothy Andrews
Aci Jinidale Andersay
Brack E Rutleewarih
Doc Mathme
Soil Conservation event draws state equipment firms
April 27 program sponsored by Bridgeport and nearby soil districts will showcase farm equipment from many Arizona distributors. Dealers and contractors pledge support and donations from fertilizer to seeds. Thousands expected to attend to view machinery demonstrations and practical displays across major farm sectors.
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Soil Conservation Districts
Equivnenk
Gars D. IL
Dickinian
Dridgeport Soil Conservation Ditrict
Oak Creek
Ca Verde
Arizona
Seaion
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Arizona Daily Sun
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Covonino Sun Company
McGirtin
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Billie Yust
Wayne Shields Joseph
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Ady Econectis
Fhoselatt
Belemont
Coralvine
Va Te Makin 0, Apache, and, Navajo Counties
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Congress
Today's Washington Column
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Miss Ward
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Westerner Hotel
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Daily Sun
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Calif
Simon the
Federated Church
Rees
Robert P. Price
Joan Bennett
Hilchoel Redgrave
Starding —Struespar
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Eysiege Dso Ferns
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