DeWitt Mackenzie Sees Eastern West Collaboration Possible
The article discusses DeWitt Mackenzie arguing that collaboration between American and Soviet economic systems may be justified and desirable. It notes the geopolitical context of postwar diplomacy, concerns about ideology, and the role of propaganda and Comintern in shaping international relations between the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union.
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Rewitt Mackenzee
Cémrey
Ue Kremlin
Iit
Sun
Colthet
Tfe
Hey
Imeet
Enanilimix
Wien
Washington
Moscow
United States
Britain
London
Landnu
Chernami
Fauuktin
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
United States probes foreign influence and spy interference
The United States has opened investigations into foreign influence and suspected interference. Testimony suggests ongoing operations by foreign propaganda networks and intelligence agents aiming to gather information and impact political outcomes.
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Aponta
United
Stes
Russia
Moscow
Washington Column Sketches Ambitions and Policy Debates
A Washington column surveys postwar film fame ambitions of an actress, notes shifting employment trends with women rising in the labor force, and reports on Vermont and Capitol testimony about the Branson plan and farm policies. It also mentions Czech refugee views on communism, tariff debates, and livestock policy shifts in a mosaic of political and cultural notes.
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Peter Edsos
Mannie
Murphy
Washingtona
HHA
Amibiocite
Anibagsdur
Hosumury
Reo Ass
Russia
Recemisy Allephy
U.S
U. S
U S
Dahor
Barkley Bs
Puy
Vermont
Aiken
Flanders
Iit
Markley
Barkley
Washington
Mexico
Evn
Mamich Ag
Hygga Sk
Hig Aniline
Simmer
Czechoslovakia
Christ Christian Churches Hald Rally Opens Morning Session
The Christ Christian Churches of northern Avigona opened today in Presell with a morning session led by Curtis Dickinsill, pastor of the local church. The rally theme is Words Uttered and speakers include Ora Davis of Wislow, Bishop of Presciit, and PHL Casary of Phoenix.
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Chris. Linn
Avigona
Ghyisthin
Tey
Curtis Dickinsuil
Tne
Christian Chaseh
Ora Davis
Wislow
T O. Dishop
Presciit
the Smith
Tempe
Phl Casary
Phoenix
Walter Meesiuag
Firet Christin
Elrich
Proseote
Czech economy and political warning cited in unrest
The text warns that a basic Czech warina will wipe out real industries and force dependence on Soviet Russia due to failed exports. It notes high unemployment and import payments, predicting collapse in parts of Czechoslovakia while others brace for political shifts.
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Sune
Dhe
Skule
Soviet
Russia
Cyhedy A Tsanee
Sinin George II
Benson
Oli
National Republican
Ggainst
Trantan
Fricmls
Republic
Paths from Old Memories of Arizona Sun Readers
Ten years ago a Prescott Bank of America staffer was moved to the Tlowshill branch amid management shifts. A dramatic motel fire near Werthnefort injured Kinney and prompted an internal review. Local high school secretary-treasurer Vivian Vii Zei remains linked to district events as students pursue mysteries from De Hasinega to present fishing tales.
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Werthnefort
Geliele
Diana
Kinney Ii
Che High School
Sic
Teading
Vivian Vii Zey
Karena
Choy
UW Moore Iuslin
Tate
Davern Elected Head of '50 Senior Class
Webster and Manson junior Francis Davern was elected president of the class of 1950 at Arizona State College Flagstaff. Kenneth Thompson of Posch Springs was chosen vice president, Shratt elected secretary, and Keazurey foy named treasurer. Other officers include Bol Dulliver and Ven Cowan as presidents of local chapters with delegates from Morenci and Phoenix.
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Francis Davern
Webster
Manson
Arizonaa State College
Flagstaff
Ree
Douglas Police Judge Funeral Plans Pending
Funeral plans were being completed today for William O. Franklin 74 judge of the Vellogs pole city who died yesterday after a fall at his home causing a fractured hip. He had lived in Douglas since 1913. He is survived by his daughter and son and wife.
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Sluowshay
Varios
Douglas
Hocglas
Camplstes Hare
William O. Franklin
Vellogs Pole Cit
Yaster
Franklin Lat Buen
Taut
Amd Sam
Ifs
Radio Network Official's Son Held for Jewelry Theft
The son of a CBS president, Frank At Thes, an Arizona student, faces a receiving stolen property charge after jewelry valued at $60 appeared connected to a Glendale burglary. Det. Sgt. James C. Herrin filed another complaint against Ernest Milton Addington, a San Angelo oilman’s son, for actual burglary. A routine car search uncovered the jewelry and the youth denied knowledge, claiming it was lent by a friend.
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Tugsgn
Justice of the Pesce
Chirk H. Johnson
Frank Atthes
University of Arizona
Ify
Leslie Atlax
Columbia Broadcasting System
James C. Herrin
Ernest Milton Addington
Addington
San Angelo
Tex
Atlass
Frank Harrison Funeral Held Today
Funeral services for Frank Harrison were held in Inglewood California today. Harrison, a former county superior court judge, died in that city earlier this week. The funeral was held at the local cemetery with presumed observers in attendance.
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Frank Harrison
Inglewood
Calif
Frak Harison
Harrison
Superior Court
Highlands elects Allen D. June student yearbook manager
Allen D. June of Tonarpe Ariz was named business manager of the Highlands South-West Wind student yearbook. He is the son of Myag June of Lonalea and a Tub a High School graduate from 1946. He will assume duties in the first week of the summer quarter and will serve through 1950.
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Highlands
Allen D. June
Tonarpe Ariz
June
Ag. Alph June
Lonalea
Tuba High School
Postal Clerks And Carriers Open Meeting
MEBA hosts a three day convention of postal clerks and carriers association starting in the city. Events include a social game night and a spotlight on post offices, with business sessions scheduled for tomorrow.
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MEBA
Arliong Postal Clerks and Carriers Association
Ion Us
Nix Iunl
Mesum
Uking
Principal Mise Cowper Endorses Honor System Over Threats
A school principal advocates an honor based approach to discipline claiming it outperforms threats and deters incorrigible students. She likens offenders to babies and suggests dressing down misbehaving youths to curb behavior, drawing a parallel to a local self regulation program.
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Mise Cowper
Brewers
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