Washington column on military training debate resurfaces
NEA Washington correspondent reports renewed advocacy and opposition to universal military training. Lists activists and organizations driving propaganda against conscription while detailing projected costs and legislative pressure facing Congress. mentions Wartime figures and education groups weighing in.
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Aimyers
Washington
Bay 12
NEA
Crmnann
Pieerbier
Gine Ssjev
Karl T. Compton
Natuld W. Moss
Princeston
Joe Davies
Sion Roseraian
Anta Rosenberg
G. F
Wisiney GE
Troma Gilson
Breraney
Warabort
Attirsay's
Tice
Revs
Tian Mulinge
Nial Bilinvid AL Walsh
Armed Ser
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Congress
Fort Ken
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Pagar
Iden
Avierleny Wrivins
Fein
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Uhildelph
Rusiatien
Byid
Enter Univernt
Mankini
Weeiths
Veeorvisla
Ohio quint claims ABC tournament championship
In Los Angeles on May 12 AP reports Cleveland capture the team title at the ABC tournament. The Ohio squad rolled to a decisive score, defeating Kansas City to secure the championship trophy and prize money of 2,460 dollars.
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ABC
Ohio Quint
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Chen
Karl Liu
Kansas City
Kansas City, Vel ‘Ss Other Win i “1920 When the Hers Fydians
Chicago
Wied Rory
Charley Wingteusm
al Staveski
San Pantelvine
van Je Maller
Continent Visit Sparks Arizona Minnesota Discussion
The letter discusses visits by a group from Minnesota to Arizona, noting Oak Creek Canyon and Williams travel routes. It covers local reaction, mentions the Verds Wil ley Chamber of Commerce secretary, and reflects on conscription and war debates influencing U N aims. The writer questions how to abolish war and critiques wartime policy and public discourse.
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Srenery Down
Figaelale
Cownnine
Gradi
Verds
Willey Chamber of Commerse
Saulonin Tie Mornys
Minnesota
Arizona
Oak Creek
Kingman
Oak Creek Canyon
Williams
Oak Creal
Hawk
Hionad Guardian
Billiare
Molly Anil
Leninees
Tri
Jinan
U. S
Fractured tale of Sherry and Kris amid a crowded world
A fragmented narrative follows Sherry and Kris as emotional crisis peaks over a hidden pregnancy, loneliness, and promised marriage. Joyce, Tony, and Lilly appear as tangled, emotionally charged figures while Sherry seeks support and a hopeful future with Kris despite fear and obligation.
Forest fires burn 28 acres on Coconino in ’47
fragmented OCR notes report 28 forest fires burning 28 acres on Coconino in 1947. mentions Forest Service efforts, firefighting actions near Alto Springs and San Vicente area, with several fires cited as highly active and ongoing at press time.
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Coconino
Anneushte
Onthpeky
Agen
Fire Sense
National Food Living
Capermartaas
Vere
Thoasdie
Wetsen
Fire Fight Ink Organization
Ly Neen
Amun
Alto Springs
San Vise
Forest Service
Agin
New
Almoat
Mayne
Witee
Wien
Jail Helps Solve House Shortage
Fragmentary item from Hagerstown Maryland discusses a jail related effort to address a housing shortage. Readable phrases reference wartime selling, price aspects, and a survey or plan involving authorities and inmates. The damaged text mentions Maree Sehachter and unidentified officials in a wartime context.
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Hagerstown
Drive For Cancer Funds In Coconino Nets Over $2500
A community drive in Coconino raises more than 2500 for cancer efforts. Volunteers list donors and contributors by name and note ongoing support from local clubs, churches, and schools.
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Coconino Nets
Leases Set For Navajo Oil and Gas Tracts
Navajo Tribal lands opened for oil and gas leasing as bids were submitted for several tracts. The largest bid came from Stanotind Oil with 2,850 acres near Chinle District 1, while other bids covered areas near Me Unita and Tse to Tueret Gulls. The project outlines limited water supply and expansive pipeline networks on the reservation.
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Windimn
Lee
Ivy Teikos Toranys
Chinle
Unita
Local officials face changes as votes and bids loom
Fragmented OCR recalls club officers nominees for Kula and Kart Mangum, with Abin Lloyd and Iqn Baker among officers. City street dept works on a rock outcropping blocking North Thanghrey between Aspen and Maliogt Ave. About 200 tons of rock to be moved. Coach Brick Preston heads to Tucson for a track meet with Lawrence Corbett, David Slipher, and Dye Sheehan. Slipher holds Northern Arizona pace run record.
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Slide Lirnest Magsad
Kula
Kart Mangum
Vict
Abin Lloyd
Iqn Baker
Eergrant-Atennins
Ailph Hoffman
Yale McBate
John Babbitt
Weedon Brinton
Shelby McCauley
Cluster Andersia
Snr
Dwight Patterson
Robert Bunson Imby Taugshter
Avi
Kennet
City
Five Rock
Thanghrey Atecet
Aspen
Ialiogt Avenue
Brick Preston
Tucson
Lawrence Corbett
David Slipher
Dye Sheehan
Slipher
Marshill
Arizona
Peter Te
Ion
Oates
Moswat
Hoyly
Feilay
Ay Vuunbew
Colare
J Johnson
Selignacim Wis
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Local Park Farm Work Stretches to Acres and Arrivals
Kendrick Fulghum conducts a lengthy plowing operation in Kendrick Park covering extensive acres as workers and families arrive from Red Lake and Kelvick. Harold Meredith and family travel for a visit, with other residents socializing at the park while cattle, sheep, and local tradesfolk contribute to the scene.
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Uddy Fulguhum
Kendrick Park
Harold Meredith
Red Lake
Hans
Buddy Hieteehiiny
C-U Baratte Company
Eoud
Hier Kendrick Park
Mie
Amy Flag
Eva Dell Pulghum
Prescott
Paat
Cane
Rudy Fulghun
Kelvick
Bert Babbitt
Buck Rogers
Buddy Fathi
Claude Wright
Jilnely Basin
Killer
Ani Alva
Fire Camp Interrupted by Small Nearby Fires
Fire control personnel from the Albuquerque and Coconino forests attended a camp led by Allen McCutcheon. The program shifted Monday afternoon to address several small fires near the camp area while training fire guards and trainees.
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Coconino Forest
Earl Albright
Max Gardner
William ‘Phamson
Karl
Overland
Coconine Forest
Tlalai Rodly
Suppervisor
Paul Mud
Wilson
Ray Kulleng
Leona Prichard
Jamies Egat
Merle Oleson
Ferris McDermid
Okeur McClun
Dean Cutler
Bly Iner Hokinson
Whitney G. Wright
Merv Suomerfield
Gorda Suthou
Js “S
Hob Euler Af Blagstaff
Luckout
Sau
Grand Lodge elects leaders at Piloenix meeting
In Piloenix May 12 the Grand Lodge of Arizona elected Lowell Francis of Glotia to succeed W Bard Lyall of Phoenix as grand chancellor. The convention also named Mrs. Kanne Pey of Phoenix grand matron and Leta Shake of Ray grand chief of the auxiliary.
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Grand Loibe
Kaw
Arizona
Lowell Francis
Glotia Selectulot
W Bard Lyall
Phoenix
Pythian Sisters
Kanne Pey
Leta Shake
Ray
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Arizona Daily Sun
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Patacoun
Cotoning Sun Company
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Alan Kinvig Shelton,Dr
Arena Daily
Nia Beisss
Currier
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Coconine
Yavapai
Mohave
Apache
Fingatatt
of Mareh
Peter Euson
Skotovs
Polly
Tony
Joyce
Sherry
Dey Gale
Ila
Ferselt
Hue
Alwul
Jie
Terie Turth
Tony Pig
Tayer
Mouad
Keres
Faye Apandie
Seddey
Kris
Peder
Lilly
Ville
Vis
Yan
Ang
Sherty
Tilden House
Ibis
the Tollivers
Ennegy
Detuchon Elinivs Penlal
Propia
Witlre
Perenne Fey
Golo Theanpsun
W. Te Ween
Hasptane
Felice Crowder
Marol Win Co
Ed Masa
Mlagatate
Levy Duchy Predeniy
Hat Run
Achnabley
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Sedona
Chis
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Arn Bledeiny
Lrowsurer
Saginaw Manistee
Phil
Avion
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Kendrick
Mr. News
Sedona, Arizona
Arest
Flagstaff ‘Theater
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Tolal Hert Suevcinne
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