DeWitt Mackenzie Reports Split in Allied Talks on Germany
In Paste, four nation talks opened with cordial mood but quickly soured as Vishinsky urged a German settlement under Soviet influence. Acheson Schuman and Bevin resisted ceding control, signaling a new phase in the struggle for Germany’s future and European power balance.
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Washington Column Teases Truman’s Legislative Drive
A Washington column outlines President Truman’s broad fiscal and defense agenda. It notes potential bills on aid to Western Europe, arms shipments, civilian defense, public housing, disaster relief, and economic power limits. The piece says details remain vague as Congress weighs funding and priorities ahead of fall sessions.
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Fragmentary notes on postwar German power balance
The fragmented text speculates about winter in Europe, Soviet influence, and a divided Germany. It argues that Western powers will not accept any settlement that leaves Germany under Soviet or allied domination, predicting ongoing contention over Germany’s future.
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Buddy Poppy Sale By VFW Set For Saturday in Flagstaff
Bud dy Poppy sale sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held in Flagstaff on Saturday May 28. Dick Se yaunt commander of San Francisco Peaks post No 1709 says more than 3000 poppies will be sold to support veteran welfare programs including medical rehabilitation and aid for veterans and their dependents. Volunteers, including auxiliary members and honor students, will conduct the sale to assist hospitalized veterans and fund wartime veterans relief efforts.
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Sedona Guests Gather for Episcopal Visitation Weekend
A Sedona gathering centers on Episcopal Bishop Rinzelv’s annual visitation in Clarkdale and Foxboro guests at the Foxboro Guest. Attendees include Teague family members from Utah and Pennsylvania, Mr and Mrs Derrick, Mr and Mrs Poplew Jr from Clarkdale, and Rev. Wolster’s Clarkdale church family. A Panama trip and campus family ties are noted in the scattered lines.
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Courthouse Repair Work Bids Called
The board of supervisors invites bids for county courthouse repairs. Work includes checking flashing around the building, re-pointing rock work, and rebuilding the cupola on the north side. Bids will be opened at the regular meeting on June 6 at the supervisors office.
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Paths of Old Memories and Campus News Across Town
A collage of campus and local notes from the SUN column recalls Clow Years Ago and May Frederik as the first Hopi to earn a college degree at Arizona State College. The item mentions Tanith BLM, Sagittary English class, and travels including Flagstaff, Winslow, and Cameron with brief notes on residents visiting familiar towns and moves.
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Local Visits and Social News From Seligman Area
A jumble of social notes describes residents from Seligman and nearby towns visiting relatives in Los Angeles and Phoenix, with several households listed including the Sykes and Madrid families. Social events include a luncheon honoring Marilyn Jo Sykes on her birthday and various visits by Miss Lopez and others with friends and kin.
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Largest Class Graduates At Seligman High
Seligman high school held its largest class in history last Thursday with commencement led by Arkearn State College of Flag tinil faculty member John Bottoman. Valedictorian Donnie Traidnee and salutatorian Jou Folk saultatorian were named plus diplomas presented by Harry Lenox and Arthur Parker. Graduates include Arthi Buckfer, Bobbie Jean Bond, Walter Gaanus, James Polk, Josephine Stineau, Gerry McClellan, Nellie Merrett, Donna Gardner, and many others, with a small eighth grade graduating class also noted.
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Alex Olson
Rae Dee Books
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University Honors Assembly Tonight for 170 Seniors
The University of Athens schedules an honor assembly tonight for 170 seniors to receive honors and awards as part of the 55th commencement exercises. Degrees will be conferred on 84 graduates.
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Lillico To Hold Alumni At Tempe
TEMPE May 25 AP Tom Lilico will succeed Sidey B Mo cur as president of the Arizona State College Alumni Assn J W Creasma executive Secretary announced today Lilien recently resigned as graduate manager at the state college here Over 12x votes were returned from all parts of the country in the balloting for the association s new proxies Re election of Pat Downey of Phoenix as first vice president and George Morrell Tempe as the treasurer was also announced Other officers elected for one year terms John F Burke Tuc on second vice president Jack Daley Thatcher third vice president Mrs Frances DeWolf Phoenix secretary
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Regents To Meet At University Today
Regents meet at Symson University and State College to discuss actions for the local college. They approve plans for campus shops and remodeling of the old science building and advertise bids with bid openings set for July 1.
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