Red probing view of New York peace meeting sparks debate
The article argues the New York peace conference was a propaganda opportunity for Communist influence. It notes invitations from Moscow and speakers like Dmitri Shostakovich, Alexander Fadeev, and others, amid protests and media attention, with Truman’s wartime stance shaping context and questions about motives and outcomes.
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Wy Dewitt MacKenzie
Mrscow
New York City
Madisony Square Creden
Nation Council of the Arts
Seientes
U. S
Itu
Royagmita
Clnithy
Alexander Faduyev
Dmitri Shostakovich
Ute Group
Russia
Mi Stitea
New York
Arizonia National Monuments Parks Talk Topic
David S. Jones, superintendent, presented a talk to the Flagstaff Rotary audience on national monuments and parks. He illustrated slides, with guests from Avixeta’s initiatives, and noted anAshuret college town event next Tuesday for students and staff. A district convention is scheduled for April 24 25 26 at Winslow with Rosarians visiting and plans urged.
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David S. Jones
Aitké Tut
Sunset Crater National Monuments
Avixeta
Jones
Ile
Amphellora
Prégta Mehairnis
Fourrany
Jawborea
Ashuret Suilistorium
Elie Dents
Facalty
Winslow
Instaff
Albensling
WW. 3
Laren
Muri
Washington column questions U S China duties amid confusion
Representative Haile released a letter detailing seven questions about U S obligations under Potsdam and Yalta, policy toward China, and the aims of the Wallace and Wedemeyer reports. He argues the United States must clarify its stance, note China’s civil war strains, and consider shifts in support while warning against unrealistic promises to preserve Nationalist rule.
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China
Washington
Nga
Robert Haile
Potsdam
Yalla
U. S
Chin
Wallice
Wedemeyer
U.S
Sap
Winslow Girl Named Editor for Yearbook and Lumberjack
Miss Marion Dick, Winslow freshman at Arizona Suite College Flagstaff, named next year's editor of the La Cussta yearbook. Tom Cooper, Quincy III, named next year's Lumberjack campus weekly editor. Announcement appeared in the Lumberjack May 23 issue amid council and publications board action. Dick is a scholarship reporter with art water studies in education. Cooper is English and Spanish major and veteran staffer.
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Marion ‘Dick
Winslow
Arizona Suite College
Flagstaff
Tom Cooper
Quincy, III
Newspper
Anllege Publications Board
Minerlag
Canper
Wir Mijor
State Bar Association To Hold Meet in Tucson
Tucson March 30 AP The Pink County Bar Association completed plans for the annual convention of the State Bar Association here April 8 9. Featured speakers will include Frank By Holmin president of the American Bar Association William L Prosser dean of the University of California school of jurisprudence and John D Lyons dean of the college of law at the University of Arizona.
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Tucson
Pink County Bar Association
State Bar Association
Will
Frank By Holmin
American Bar Association
William Lb. Prosser
Ergity of California School of Jurisprudence
John D. Lyons
Hie College of Law
University of Ariza
Eight Sears store workers share 1925 profit of 1918
Fight employees of Sears, Roe-Wick and Co. presented eight checks totaling 1925 as the annual employees share of the store’s 1918 profits. The distribution was handled by manager C. B. Burman and included Betty Chaffee, Albert Estilo, Glad Rountree, Bernard Jakosany, Hart, Louis Pkarklis, Mibu Elvin, and Nellie Luna.
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Sears, Roe- Wick and Co
Hue
C. B. Burman
We Profit Distribution Inclutad
Betty Chaffee
Albert Estilo
Glad Rountree
Bernard Dacoksany
United States Peace Efforts Falter Over Nationalist Clash
The text argues the United States tried to mediate peace between Nationalists and Communists but efforts failed. It notes U.S. involvement was limited to inviting both sides to talks, and that faith on both sides waned, leading to withdrawal. It also mentions the United Nations and charges of Communist aggression being downplayed by Nationalists.
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Madison Square Garden
United States
Batson
Rad
Reward Offered For Stolen Stamp Collection
A Tucson report says a reward of 400 dollars is offered for the return of a stamp collection valued at 8000, stolen from Mrs. Margaret F. Spencer at the Rancho Die Lis Lorass after years of gathering.
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Tucson
Margaret F. Spencer
Rancho
Die Lis Lorass
Yuma Lettuce Demand High On Los Angeles Market
Demand for Vim Lettice rises on the Los Angeles market with crates bringing four and five dozen. Shipment of lighters payloads Monday increased the total to spring den to 2718 envioads.
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Yuma
Los Angeles
Pring den
Verde Valley Pioneers Picnic Set May 1
Verde Valley Pioneers announce annual picnic to be held May 1 at Monieantia Well. Albert Fait, president, says the event is open to all pensioners and coffee will be furnished free. Local members from SEKOME-Pye Verde Valles and Verde Valley Pioneers Assim organize the gathering.
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Ren Service
Sekome
Pye Verde Valles
Pioneers
Phoenix Ex-Con Gets 15-30 Years In Jail
An ex convict from Phoenix, on parole from the Arizona State Prison, received 15 to 30 years for robbery and 10 to 14 for assault with the two sentences to run concurrently. Willard Burttey, 24, of Lookout, N. C., shared concurrent sentences of 10 to 15 years after a gun battle with police during the 2100 robbery of the Peterson furniture store and other West Side robberies.
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Martel
Phoenix
Cheford May
Arizona State Prison
Fisher
Willard Burttey
Lookout
May
Potlier
Lu ‘Dalley Sailey
Yhomas Flavin
Peterson Furniture
West Side
New York’s Pennsylvania Busy Hub for Travelers
New York’s Pennsylvania Station handles more than a hundred million passengers annually, a figure among the busiest in the United States. The hub connects long distance and commuter services, underscoring its vital role in the nation’s rail network.
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New York
Pennsylvania
United States
Phone Rate Increase Proposal Draws Broad Opposition
Mountain States Telephone Company's 500000 per year rate hike faces wide opposition as protests pour in from official groups and private individuals. The Arizona hearing date is not yet fixed by the state corporation commission, which records multiple city resolutions against the increase.
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Phoenix
Mountain States
Arigate
State Corporation Comission
Nuuber
Basse
Wilson
Wright
Saturday Morning Junior Deputies Election at Everson School
Saturday morning at Everson School 10 o clock junior deputies will elect officers including a sheriff platoon leaders lieutenants sergeants a staff sergeant secretary quartermaster and others a captain will be appointed after consideration Sunnyside junior deputies will return there after the meeting the sheriff urged all members to attend and take part in the election process.
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Everson School
D. Peery -Franel
Sunnyside
Pitet
Half Of US Men Wear Pajamas Say Pollsters
Washington reports that about half the men in the United States wear pajamas according to a nationwide poll by the agriculture department to aid the textile industry. About 2,200 men in the sample represented roughly 65 million men surveyed.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
Northern Scandia Coast Warned By Gulf Stream Influence
Amieocca warns coastal areas to brace for milder conditions due to gulf stream influence while interior regions endure very low winter temperatures.
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Scandia
Amieocca
New Wheels and Birth Notices From Local Pages
Fragmented OCR notes mention new wheels for BN tires, births and visitors at local hospitals, and various residents including Ms Katherine Prechnow and Marjorie Callum. Other lines note Mr and Mrs Dave O'Brien, Kathleen O'Brien, and a thirty year ago memory of Jem Meyer with business travel and spring hints.
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Niles Ja
Babbitts Hardware
Katherine Asd Ney
Phoenix
Marjorie Oy Callum
Vrag
Hay Callum
Coiticag
Callum
Charles’ G. Stemmer Y Cottonwood
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Mys
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