How College Deferment Plan Became Such a Hot Potato
Washington-Iraq era draft policy sparked protests over college deferment. Harvard president Conant warned it risks privileging the wealthy while emergency needs push for clear, lasting standards. Clarifications from Mobilization Chief Hershey and Truman aides followed as confusion over deferment versus exemption persisted.
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Iraq
James Bryant Conant
Harvard University
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Truman
Lewis
Heroy
Belgelive Servier
Oil Seizure Complexes West Atlantic Strategy
The text discusses oil control tensions involving Iran, British Petroleum, and Chinese actions amid Western power strategy. It notes Iran’s influence in the British dominated petroleum sector and implications for Delta and Western powers, with references to Chinese moves and Peiping’s stance toward Britain and global energy distribution.
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Iran
Communla
Pelpin
Aniatic Petroleum Company
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British Asiatic Petroleum Company
China
Premier Of Israel On Way To America
Premier Ben Gurion travels to the United States and will address an American Zionist meeting at Madison Square Garden in New York on May 10. The trip marks the third anniversary of Israel's independence. his engagement to Washington is reported for tomorrow.
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United Lines
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Israel
Ittependenes
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Truman
Reader Comment Rights In Indian Lands Sparks Debate
A letter to the Arizona Daily Sun criticizes Interior Department action on Navajo lands, questioning authority and tribal sovereignty over gas line rulings. The writer urges clarity on who owns the land and who can authorize such measures, referencing historic policy context and tribal resolutions.
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Douglas Airman Dies in Grosh Japan
Douglas airman Major Mia Saith perished when the plane crashed in Grosh Japan. Col. Packard led the 270s at Kearney Nebraska after service in World War II. His mother resided in Douglas and his wife and children were noted as survivors.
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Japan
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Yast
Maj
Mia Saith
MondsLront
Smith
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Kearney
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Wing
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Medical Auxiliary Elects Phoenix Woman
Mrs Willian Schatiman of Phoenix was named mi ele of the Arizona Medical Association Auxiliary at the annual meeting. Tron now, Mrs Royal W Rudolph of Tucson became president. Other officers include Mrs George S Enfield Phoenix first vice president Mrs Highings C Thompson second vice president and Mrs R L Kester Phoenix treasurer. Frederick Knight of Safford recording secretary Mrs J K Burnett Nogaln correspond ing secretary Mrs James H Allen Prescote chosen for two years on the board. Other rectors are Mrs Philip Yun and Mrs Benjamin re of Phusnis.
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Phoenix
Abson AP
Willian Schatiman
Auxiliary of Arizona Medical Association
Tron
Royal W. Rudolph
Tucson
George S. Enfield
Phennix
Highings C. Thompson
Secon
R. Li Kester
Frederick Knight
Safford
J. K. Burnett
Nucaon
Correspondime
James H. Allen
Prescole
Waitrests
Philip Yun
Benjamiire
Phusnis
Future Teachers Elect Officers In May Meeting
The Future Teachers plan to elect officers at a Thursday evening meeting in a training school at 7:80 pm on May 3. Present officers include George Nei Riverside TH president Neumann Riverside l president Miss Ruth Herring Tony Plugstaff secretary and Taw Lucas Cleveland 601 trans sponsor Virgil Gillenwater supervisor of practice teaching and assistant professor of ci luention.
Pathways of Old Memories in Flagstaff Community
Paragraphs recount local life ten years ago and recent arrivals. names include Cecil Devaney Jett Sandy, Mrs. Henry Ashurat, and Dr. Vaurin Wallace. Notes mention Rotary and Kiwanis visits, a district convention, and visits by various residents to Flagstaff and nearby areas.
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Cecil Devaney Jett
Sandy
Phoenix
Arnold Glo ‘ Rink
Menry
Athens
Kiwanis
New Montiors
Anclivan
Monte Eh
Dri Vaurin Wallace
Lee
Arys
Geysuot
A. B. Wilsonay
T. J. Movmey
VE Compton
Rotary Wits
Anvangerments
U.S
Henry Ashurat
Flagstaff
George Veming
Superior
Sly
George Maddersfel
Lo Gratl Canyon
Tenn
Toamny O
John J Britt Nephew Dies in Los Angeles
John J Britt nephew dies in Los Angeles and funeral services set for Monday May 3 at Chapel of the Chin wood cemetery in Tmlewood. O'Monnell, nephew of John J Britt, died in Los Angeles Sunday night after a long illness with cancer of the chest. Mr and Mrs Bell do not appear in attend the services.
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John J. Britt
Los Angeles
Ofdack
Chinwood Cemetery
Tmlewood
O'Monnell
John J. Dritt
Beltt
Kingmanite President Elected At State College
Charles Stableford of Kingman, a sophomore science student at Flagstaff State College, was elected president of Associated Men Students. Elections held Friday April 27. Stableford is son of Mrs. Phil F. Keller and serves as treasurer of Phi Eta Sigma and president of the sophomore class. Other new officers include Di Tom as Vice President, John Wilson as Secretary, and Marlow Day as board member.
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Kingman
cApigand
State College of Flagstaff
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Stableford
Mi Mis
Phil FB. Keller
King
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Phi Eta Signa
Sophomore Lass
Aid Chain Gang
Training at firing range in sheriff courses continued
The report notes continued sheriff training at a firing range south of Jimgsin with J Hailey Brower in charge. County Attorney Geld discusses law as evidence while Deputy McMahon handles fingerprinting. Sheriff Gold speaks on arrest laws searches and seizures and Sheriff Francis on obtaining signed statements.
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J. Hailey
Brower
PRL
Frank M. Geld
Jesse. A. McMahons
Teputp
Gold
Sheri Francis
Petitioners Urge Repeal Of Yuma Sales Tax
In Yuma petitions challenge a new sales tax, with council given 10 days to study repeal. A 20 day window to accept repeal if desired. If not, a election could be called after 46 days for voters to decide. The effort led by three businessmen, Jot Wurkay of Fairkas Trade, Wilsworth Long of Western Company, and A G Beannet of Galraith Foxworth Lumber.
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Yuma
Youseily
Reanell
Cuneil
Whete
Vilaia
Audimant
Witiel
Veter Cay
Jotwurkaa
Faikas Tridia Com- Wilsworth Long
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