24 Mar 1947
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1947
Page
1
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the rationale behind Truman's anti communist purge, arguing it targets subversive elements while sparking strong debate. The piece surveys federal actions, court rulings, and reaction across politics, highlighting concerns about civil liberties and government overreach.
The column muses on turning points of the 20th century and how historians might title an era that spans global power, nuclear tension, and shifting world order. It recalls figures, events, and debates about peace, policy, and civilization's trajectory.
Noted cartoonist Manning entertained northern residents at Ashurst Auditorium Friday night. He drew on his famous work while detailing how he gains inspiration for his half page illustrations weekly in The Atlanta Republic from his studio. The event featured strong attendance and unions group support.
A garbled 20th century era column discusses a Williams event, a plan by Mrs Mary Stevenson, and references a 1960 world treaty with nations offered as examples. Mentions the United States President and Truman era policy while noting confusion over historical details and dates.
An abridged, period style column reports on community happenings around Los Angeles, Flagstaff, and nearby plants. It notes a tile expert drawing attention to a ceremony at Hie Hellipaok plant, mentions Mrs. J. Ih Mowelh’s life event, and references Governor Campbell visiting Viagetate Salunkay to address a city trade meeting.
Fragmented OCR text shows a sports note about Douglas High and Tucson Nine in the Southern Conference. Mentions teams and possible scores or actions but details are unclear. No clear dates, venues, or outcomes available.
A wartime style feature notes Army Week April 612 highlighting the motto Strong America Is Peaceful America. It credits veterans and industrial workers for wartime effort and stresses continuity of Army and industry partnership to keep the United States prepared for future contingencies.
A trade magazine showcases Deo Anew's News Stand in Phigatatt Lagstaff, with a photo find of the shop interior and its array of periodicals. The feature notes the stand as a notable news dealer and marks its nearing first anniversary on April 1, run by Mo. Vaudates and Robert Ur.
The Grntal Canyon Rotary Club held its regular Friday noon meeting at EL Tovar Hotel in Gbits deal Ark. Nominations for district governor for the annual Tucson convention on May were discussed. Officers for the coming year were chosen with the election set for April 4. Walter D. Rouer introduced his son Walter D. Fe, who after Army discharge a year ago joined U.S. C. work with Ayueridd troops in Europe. A group of card tricks and sleight of hand entertained members.
Williams news notes several social visits and travels. Ash Fork resident visited family in Wilfions. Myron Barnes planned a trip to Minnesota to visit friends. Keilhorn attends college in Colorado. Costa Rica’s monetary unit is traced to a Spanish name.
Seniors at Williams High School dominated the honor roll for the third quarter with six seniors among 18. Named seniors include Hella Negrette Julia Igardi Robert Starkovich Charles Guerre Lily Manriquez and Patricia Hevnsterson. Juniors Bryne Inne Rig Eins Charlotte Nin Wilson Thres sophomores David Mawi Mark Byrd and Kenneth Tarocha also made the list with both boys and girls represented.
Kennecott Copper Corp president F Stannard in Salt Lake predicts a severe copper shortage as European demand rises after the war. He says reserves will dwindle when inventories are exhausted, with high postwar demand and depleted stocks cited as key factors.
Sunday lecture at 7:45 in Phoenix covered ancient lava land formation from a western archaeology eruption. Dring 5,000 Indian farmers were affected then wilderness returned. Comparison drawn to Paricutin eruption. Horace McLennan and Marg ate attended. Army officers noted as 10 percent of battle sleuths.
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