Atlantic Pact Not Likely To Have Pacific Counterpart
DeWitt MacKenzie notes the Atlantic defense treaty may not mirror any Pacific pact. He cites regional tensions in Asia, strategic limits of defense commitments, and potential calls for aid across multiple theaters, while US policy pursues close watch on Chinese developments.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
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Ayaite Eronl Flu Aomisthnge In the Grient
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Tadin
Pacific Defense
Wiech
Asis
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Orient
Buge
China
Urna
Midaya
Indonesia
Gary Sagply
Sam
Anlieus
Duvalens
Darth
Mare
Wetlig
Waele Sarathene
America
Britain
Acheron
United States
Azizwin
Washington Column Recaps Postwar Politics and Health Notes
A fragmented Washington column surveys postwar political maneuvering and remarks by figures like Louis Johnson, Calder, and others. It touches on unification, officer talks, and the AMA health issues, mentioning congressional signings, committee cuts, and a dubious Legion sponsorship scheme. The piece blends policy heat with personal anecdotes from reporters and officials.
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Washington
Xea
Defyver Tang Louis Johnsen
Val Wwigtliigg
Chay
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Sulinsea
Lorine
Washington Bares Ehiot
Hneton
Wien
Sain Puatk
Itu
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Dineviet
Columbia Medienl Society
AMA Iterative
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Nantes
Ghul Auerican Legis
Bolly
Prine Dle Togivny
Eulive
Lora Cogion
Uline
Cumann
Legion
Vaan Angels
Bra
Chance
Vaught Aircraft Corp
Garvey Discusses State Tax Problems
Governor Garvey and local Tucson figures debate Arizona tax burdens and funding. They question how taxes can rise without overburdening residents while considering inventory tax repeal to attract industry and preserve existing business.
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Garvey
Tucson
Tucson Rotary Elith
Nove Woney
Roedert
Arizona
Williams Resident Honored At Lions Club Meeting
Williams resident Craig was honored for 25 years of Lions Club service at a meeting. He plans to move to Farmington after 23 years at Willie High School, with teaching and supervisory roles totaling 24 years.
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Lions Club
Craig
Willias
Pavan
Lions
Vind Carberry
Wie
Uke Bios
Ues
Lowinge
Phoenic
Willi
Mian
Miles Cureton
Dick Raywroud
Taye
Williams
Williams News Highlights Community Events And Incidents
Local notices report club meetings upcoming births and church events including a May 9 fundraiser at Boolfock Hit and installation of new officers on May 25 at 9 30 am at the Community Hill of the Methodist church. Also noted is a public breakfast fundraiser and a safety incident involving a pilot observing an aircraft in flight with partial details.
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Kathryn Sutherland
Anite Legion
Wold Vedday
Boolfock
Parl Whippie
Iltane
Willians Clementacy School
Wamatu
Uia
Methodis
Methodis} Cronavity Ehures
Women's Society
Fin Christian
Taneday
Remember These Do’s and Dont’s of Bike Safety
A garbled civic note outlines bike safety tips for spring. It mentions riders on city roads and urges careful habits, though the text is fragmentary and difficult to parse.
Arizona Brains Urged for Water Case Defense Says Midgley
Midgley calls Arizona to hire experts to defend a water rights case. The remark references a high court fight and potential advisory costs, with mentions of state agencies and a forthcoming San ta Fey meeting.
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Arizona
Midgley
Pathways of Old Memories from The Sun piles
Ten years ago Hayden returned from Phoenix to visit his sister Miss Helly Hayden in Mudge Juin Clark of Notbyouk district reports a fall that fractured her collar bone. Loretta Jikle in Jolma plans visits while Andee Georse W. Vole travels for business. John Sheehan oversees county road work and sapplins reads gangs across the country. W M Wilson returns to his old stand after winter in the south part of the state. Local notes describe counties and people in a collage of small-town life from Hie maunticive hotest Mild with color and memory.
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Seefe Hayden
Phoenix
Helly Hayden
Juin P. Clark
Use Couty
Loretta Jikle
Tenelirst
Andee
Georse
W. Vole
Playstaff
W. M. Wilson
Hines
Four Times Up The Bank Convention Drafts German Constitution
A garbled report notes the draft of a new German constitution adopted during the Four Times Up The Bank period. It mentions use of the black red and gold tricolor, references a patronal emblem, and claims the swastika appeared in 1993. It cites Von Lutow in 1813 and the 1848 revolution as prior uses of the colors.
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Weimar Republic
Gennan
Cieneral von Lutow
Harvest Hands Sought for Western Fruit and Hay Fields
Arizona labor office manager Phil Barman announced recruitment for harvest workers to pick fruit vegetables and hay across Montana Idaho and California. Meals lodging and transportation are provided with showers and toilets at camps. Wages range from five dollars per day to a dollar per hour plus per box rates for fruit picking. Targeted applicants include students and Spanish-Americans and the six month season starts soon.
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Arizona
Montana
Idaho
California
Phil Barman
Arizona Biute Employment Service
Anvders
Wien
Fecal
Birch
College Seniors Hold Ditch Day Wednesday
College seniors planned a Ditch Day on Wednesday with a picnic at Morgan Lake, 30 sites south of Flagstaff. Uley played baseball while guests ate, as class officers and sponsors organized the event under campus staff supervision.
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Morrgan Lake
Flagstaff
Uley
Kirby
Dos Cabezas
Kathleen Slike
Fitzpatrick
Tucson
Doris Kirschik
Finestaff
Iiss
Rosalie Marl
Hutchingen
Kat
Ara
R. G. Healington
Can Mare
Emerson Pupils Win Humane Poster Awards
Pupils from Frierson school excel in the 2nd annual International Humane Poster contest by the Gatlin Foundation, with Charlotte Bunch earning a second prize in group two and several recipients earning certificates. Many posters feature pets as models with lifelike animal depictions. Catherine Henson of 7 W. Phoenix avenue gains a merit certificate for a high quality poster.
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Frierson School
Pag
Th Gatlin Foundation
Humane Witeation
Oakland
Calif
Charlotte Bunch
Remadd
Santee Gotper Bary Kring
Della Smith
Catherne Henson
Phoenix Avenue
Arizona high way patrol job openings notice 1949
Applications for highway patrol radio dispatcher radio technician and chief radio technician will be accepted through Saturday May 21 1949 at offices of the Carnerst 10 Winters buildings 30 W Adams St Phoenix Don J Hays of the department of merit system Colins ell states positions will be filled from the examination list. Only about six hundred residents live in the oldest town in Delaware
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Arizona
Don J. Hays
Mm Colinsell
Carnest
Winters
Adams Street
Phoenix
Haye
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