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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1947

Page

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Interview With Stassen Shows Stalin Still Hoping For Peace

A fragmented transcript hints at Stalin’s desire for peace while opposing Allied efforts. The dialogue contrasts Soviet aims with Western policy, noting potential cooperation but warning against premature conclusions about any grand alliance.

Stassen Stalin Hay Hewitt Machin Barcigit Undersign Hele Ely Stalin Miniesta Marah de Suusen Helwerk Mussin Trac Tharnwel Vinie Bas Salyerd Amie Atari Jug

Washington Column on Prices and Politics Reflects GOP Stance

The Washington column reports on high prices, policy proposals, and party strategy. It cites Henry Ford and Keynesian ideas, notes Republican leadership in Congress, and discusses proposed bills affecting housing taxation and regulation while pondering public sentiment and possible shifts toward socialism.

Washington GSEA Mery Wallace Katnappore Cativerss Alp Teandon Rome Congress B.S. Tashinge Glorious Boone Anil Ingdler Walroth Knytsan

Forest Fire Burns 350 Acres Near Holbrook

A forest fire near Holbrook burned about 350 acres after starting from slab fuses at a timber area west of Heber in the Phoenix park. Volunteer crews from Holbrook and Iron, led by M.KU Niger, battled shifting winds and heavy smoke with efforts continuing into the night.

Cf Holbrook Jehlbrook Sitgren M.ku Niger Heber Pheenis Park Guek Agi Hollwook Iron Girouer Ab

Mount Rushmore memorial figures and height noted

The Mount Rushmore site in South Dakota's Black Hills features carved presidents Washington Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt and Jefferson in a monumental display. The monument rises to about 60 feet tall and reflects national symbols in a rugged landscape.

Hugh Washington Lincoln Theodore Rosevell Jefferson Mount Rushmore South Dakota Black Hilla

Canyon Rotary Hears About Food Handling

The Canyon Rotary Club hosted a program on food handling and sanitation presented by Mr. Krephen KE and Mr. Fasory Ruth. The session covered standards for healthful preparation and service, with three day food handler school conducted for waitstaff and cooks of the HI Payies Wright Angad Lodge. Visiting attendees included Mr. Tenge K. Stipley from New Hampshire and other guests.

Grand Canyon Cigtyon EL Tawar Eriday Miai Syacin Fasory Ruth Krephen KE Keel U. Sf Pattie Mushc Sersius Hhettert Koala Wis Fug Tie Waittresses HI Payies Wright Angad Lodge Tenge K. Stipley Keen New Hampshire the Laws

License Argument Heard in Udall Court in Holbrook

In Holbrook on May 5 Judge Udall heard a license matter involving Winslow and Tigger Hee Thorn. The case, filed April 7, was addressed as the court granted 19 days for opening briefs and 10 days for a response from the state before actions could be tabulated.

Udall

Sedona Social Teas and Visitors Highlight Week

Mrs Gleam Hudson and family are noted at a Mexican trip with Jerry Bingman and others. The Stewarts of Aliniquarque joined Mrs at Black Iast werk as guests. Numerous local residents and relatives attended gatherings, visits, and a dance, with mentions of trips to Cedrick and Providence and a promotional event for the American Legion.

Gleam Hudson Jerry Bingman Vikithay Howe Dtr Ait Mexico Ork. Mere Grant Jaushiter Bob Stewart Aliniquarque Black Iast Werk Cabrin Gole Ote Alea Hele James Ath Yidicuirl Dre Arnilaat Deve Myre MB Ty Hehnettes Ben Richardson Wycrigan Fhygstatt Nukert Palmer Providence Phayehath Abia Richards Mei Timah Gions Hinsea Snowe Donald Dick Leginin

Drake Fined for Unlicensed Vendor Activity in City

Unclear text details indicate S C Drake faced a city fine for operating as an unlicensed vendor. The report references legal actions, a 150 currency fine, and mentions of city court proceedings and broader political context surrounding the New Deal era.

S. C. Drake

Fragmented Note on Cantina Growth and Editorial Request

A fragmented message discusses growth and development of the Glhyse cantina, requesting full governance details and access to related operations. It references editor involvement, spirits operation, and a desire for broader participation from interested persons.

Pheppstaff SUN van Yaug Abel Yuurk Fea

Holbraak Forest Staff To Have New Ranger

In Holbraak Forest a promotion announced for Floyd Me Welsin, ranger in charge of the Tesnque Niship of the Santa Fe sauon threat ta the senveevisur e staff of t he Bitgreaves national forest at Hoblinski Ariz. wag announced by I. Flick, Santa Fe national InverHpersivar.

Santa Bby Floyd Me Welsin Santa Fe Sauon Senveevisur E Bitgreaves National Forest Hoblinski Ariz I. 1. Flick Santa Fe National InverHpersivar

Timber Cut Shows Gain in Early 1947 Forest Output

Washington May 7 The first three months of 1947 saw U S forest timber production rise sharply, with Arizona and Marin areas contributing strongly. Chief Forester Lyle Wates said the annualized cut totaled 1,442,000 board feet, more than double the previous year's figure, signaling a solid early start for the year.

Washington May & Cap Arizona Marin Lyle ¥. Wates

City Police Convict Three for Liquor Sales

Three individuals were convicted by city police for liquor sales. One defendant received THO days or $180, another faced 280 days or $250, and a third was offered 150 days or $150. A separate report notes an escape from the city work yard that morning.

Baer Dauquin Borrilla Leroy Shines Danies Cuatesty

Osteopaths Elect Phoenix Man Head

The Arizona Society of Osteopaths named Dr. Newton By Physi de of Fumie yienilent ab relation of its asoal revention. Yesterday alterations Dr. So REMwrth, Safford, named vice president. Dr. J Walter jarkim secretary-treasurer. Dale dumiean Phoenix, Or A, B Stoner Phoenix, Sarhon Wi. Fowne, Tuexon, directors.

Mtobnix Arizona Fowne Tuexon

Nogales Fiesta Marks Final Day Amid Riots

Crowds packed Nogales streets as the Fiesta de Mayo parade entered its final day. Officials said tensions rose with rioting reported on multiple sides of the city, drawing thousands who gathered to view the event and its security measures.

Nogales Arie Ventre Herrera Af Mhacis Tereselus Wiugley Lo Nogal

Ex-convict charged with sheriff murder in California

Janis Franklin Stith, 20, an ex convict from Everett Washington, is charged with the murder of Deputy Karl Griffith and wounding Deputy Ton Lambert during a Reno to Ausanville highway patrol incident. Authorities say the shooting occurred last Tuesday and Stith is held for federal authorities.

Los Angeles Janis Franklin Stith Ahr Exconvict Everett Wash

Aleman Teils Cadets Of Hope For Peace

May 5 report notes Miguel Alem for Mexico and West Point cadets share hope for peace and dignity. The article reflects on state of relations and a desire to justify the efforts of both nations toward civilized outcomes.

Aleman Cadets of Hope For Peace

Farwell visitors bounce on bicycles through town

Dense text shows Farwell Texans visiting Max Miller at his home, with relatives Butler and family in town. They plan a move to take charge of office operations when the Southwest opens. A few local events are noted, including a lecture on social security and high school drama performances in early May.

Amd Ora Iain Babbitt Playstaff ALA University of Arizona Charlotte Acker Clementine Shasileft Williams High School Dramatics Club Charles Wonlels Ed Babbitt Wd IL Lewis Arizona Rey Charles Kennedy Holt France Guy Gilkens Ben Griffith Necting Bart I 4 Sin Lyle HeLesta Tom

University of Arizona hosts sports carnival results show dominance

The weeklong event at Tucson highlights include Mesa’s strong showing in track and field and baseball by University of Arizona sponsors. North Phoenix and Glendale produce standout performances with records falling including Jewell setting the state mile mark.

U's Power of Tucson & Mesa Arizona Suu Aun Mesa Universit University of Arizona Fucson Leu Mesa Phoenix Vic Badgers Iire Glendale Cardinalgel Mesa Parker Gregg North Phoenix Ben Roivel Gregs Jewell Rowal

Tougher Going For Pilot At Preakness At Pimlico

A chaotic AP report snippet discusses the Pilot horse and a Preakness run at Pimlico. It mentions May racing, odds and an all time effort by a trainer or jockey, with unclear names and scattered figures amid damaged OCR text.

Preakness Pimlico Avid Fie Satunday Iit Iit Alesiy Cel

Kramer and Schroeder Open Quick Tourney Start

In Los Angeles on May 8, the Main Cup tennis event began with Kramer and Schroeder leading the fast tourney start. The unusual text mentions Watwwent and Tighe, with four pastes noted, but the core action shows the early rounds and top players initiating the competition.

Kramer Schroeder Las Angeles Senna Stars Jatek Keramioe Ted Lehrbeiner Awe

Phoenix shoot yields high scores in two-man event

In Phoenix on May 8, 1,184 to 1,200 possible points were scored as Donald Amesbury of Tuckan placed second with 1,181. He teamed with Armour Ilptself of Phoenix to win the two-man event with a score of 302.

Phoenix Uct Sibuary Grod Donald Amesbury Tuckan Amesbury Armour Iltself

Miss Princess Wins $30,000 Match Race at Del Rio

Miss Princess, owned by the King Ranch, upset the field in a regulation length and a half victory at Del Rio. The $30,000 match race was clocked in 2.25 seconds, with Shudly finishing second.

Tex May H Misa Princess Shudly King Ranch Brothers A& Curllad

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