Lure of Freedom Ends in Austrian Peace Treaty
The article argues Austria gains freedom with a 1951 deadline for Russian and Allied troop withdrawal and return of properties, while noting Moscow’s aims in Europe and Western strength. It frames the treaty as a significant step for German unity, neutrality, and countering Soviet influence, urging vigilance against communism and endorsing the new accord.
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Austria
Hitler
Austrian
Germany
Russia
Europe
Kremlin
Moscow
Vienna
Reds
West Germany
NATO
Rustia
Ike rules out Formosa ground troop base rumor
President Eisenhower dismissed any plan for a permanent American ground force on Formosa. He noted existing MAAG training Chinese Nationalist troops and denied recommendations for a fixed U.S. base on the island, despite prior rumors and press speculation.
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Washington
NEA
United States
Formosa
Eisenhower
Joseph C. Harsch
Christ
Science Monitor
U.S
America
Mr. Harsch
Harsch
Pentagon
State Department
Pathways Of Old Memories From The SUN Files
Pathways Of Old Memories notes ten years ago travel and visits. T A Riordan returned from Los Angeles after three months visiting daughter Mrs Robert L Chambers and family. Judge Russell left for Prescott to arrange a jury term in Yavapai county. Mr and Mrs Henry L Albers returned from Phoenix after East of month travels in Mexico. Major L F Brauny and wife arrived from Santa Fe for a Southwest division ASAS meeting. Marvin Leaman of Winslow joined the Babbitt Mo.
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T. A. Riordan
Weihniesulay
Los Angeles
Hijs
Robert L. Chambers
Bushanel
Russell
Tor Prescott
Yavapai
Atul
Henry L. Albers
Phoesia
Alf
Oll Mexico
Tiwente
L. F. Brauy
Santa Fe
Southwest Division
American Society For the Advanement of Sciense
Marvin Leaman
Winslow Tats
Babbitt
Colorado Swim Team Completes 280 Mile Colorado Swim
News feature covers Bil Beer and John Daggerl as first to swim from Lees Ferry to Lake Mead in frog man suits. The 280 mile trek took 26 days with a stop at Grand Canyon en route. They planned bringing family to Flagstaff soon as plans solidify.
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Fron Paige
The
SUN
Angeles
Los Angeles
Bil Beer
John Daggerl
Lees Ferry
Lake Meat
SUN Red
Colorado
Grand Cravon
Beginning a Thrilling Adventure in a Life of Faith
Roy L. Smith presents a devotional excerpt from Making a Godly Life urging daily confidence in divine guidance. The text highlights how discovering a moral framework transforms fear into purposeful living and invites readers to begin each day with faith and joy.
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Roy J. Sith
Abingdon Press
Senate Bid Aims to Transfer Papago Mineral Rights
In Washington, leaders seek unanimous consent to bring up a House bill granting Papago Nation title to minerals on their Southern Arizona reservation. The Senate already passed a related measure sponsored by Ben Goldwater. If the House version advances, it would go to the White House. Indigenous claim minerals were reserved by the government when the 1917 reservation was created amid reports of prospectors encroaching on Juaxi use.
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Washington
Senate
Souther
Arizona
Ben. Goldwater
R-Ariz
White House
Portion of US 666 Closed This Summer
The Arizona State Highway Department announced that as of May 16 US Route 666 between Rose Peak and Hannegan Meadow will be closed for the summer due to heavy construction in the Mecallon Rim area. Suggested alternate routes.
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Arizona State Highway Department
Rose Peak
Hannegan Meadow
Mecallon Rim
Enzyme Named Lead Of New Dietetic Food Enterprise
Olga Enzyme, noted for scientific healthful food prep, will head a new dietetic enterprise planned to open with an open house. The venture, to be located on part of George Black’s property, aims to serve the Mule Creek dining area and nearby routes along Globe and Show Low.
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Glen
Mule Creek
Globe
Olga
Enzyme
George Black
Nutrition Center To Open At Sedona
Sedona locals will welcome a new nutrition center featuring a research lab and two kitchen concept spaces. The plan includes a final research facility and a teaching kitchen to promote healthy eating and community wellness.
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Sedona
Shyyona
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Ray Reiger
Eddie Fisher
Jack Carson
Phoebe
Life of
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Falcon
Leamon Bros
Ssylvania
Emerson @Hoffman
RCA
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Il N. Beaver
Flagstaff Television & Cable Co
E. Aspen
Harper Furniture CO
Philco
Zenith
Hoffman
Rede
Reaver
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