Russians Threaten Air Lift and Berlin Violence
Berlin reports of a Russian move to restrict the airlift to blockaded Berlin follow bloody street fighting and anti communist actions. The United States rejected the demand for prior flight notices, while American officials claim the safety rules are adequate. Meanwhile in U.S. elections, the governorship race shows party registration totals and candidate tallies across states, highlighting Republican and Democratic nominees and margins.
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Americain
Brandenburg
Huntmer
Blekle
Thussians
U.S
Vincent H. Gookin
A. S
Air Safety -Center
Gorchenko
Brooks
F. Finer
L. Klemmedson
Tabilatson
Fred O. Wilson
Phoenix
Lewaergh
Wilson
Vales
Yale McFate
Corporation
Cam Ner
Svting
Covernor
Dan Ke Cuurvey
Uan
Rescue ships race to Camiguin area as volcan eruption worsens
Manila reports 13,000 Filipinos sheltering in two southeastern ports amid eruption of Camiguin. U S and Philippine forces coordinate air and naval aid as lava, toxic gases, and ash numbers rise. Evacuations continue, with evacuees moved to safer sites and foreign aid assistance promised.
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Camiguin
Shivy
Dalvul
Vay
Mabinoy
Anemang
Duzis
Maisippine Naval Natlurhiex
S. Army
Lesneaport Cenaral Adhlerent
Delvins
Aserys
Andy
U.S. Navy
Din Nial
Ilipinus
Veilenna- Mara Aleaeiy
Leandusins
Winkelman Blaze Destroys Block In Winkler County
A $300000 fire devastated a two story hotel, bar, general store, warehouses, and two residences in Winkler, with flames threatening nearby buildings as wind fanned the blaze. Origin cited as the Ute bar. No local fire department aided as concrete and adobe walls gave way. A large water tank toppled amid the inferno.
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Ute Bar
Pick Winners Contest Previews Weekly Football Picks
Merchants sponsor a SUN page series for a 16 game weekly contest to pick winners. First prize is 38, formad dollars. Readers fill coupons with winners and bring entries to SUN drop boxes at local merchants.
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The
SUN
Gridiron
Mingstat
Merchante
Extraerifay
Former Army Men Charged With Trading Nazi Bonds
A Boston grand jury indicted three former Army Air Force officers and a fourth man for dealing in 500000 dollars worth of Nazi held bonds sold in a European black market. They face charges under the Trading with the Enemy act. Indicted are Edward J Ashton Anfield Conn Gerald A Rowland N Y Seymour Lerner Brooklyn Wendell M Wester Weston Mass for aiding in disposing of many bonds.
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Boston
Army Air Force
Mederal
Edward J. Ashton Anfield
Gerald A. Rowland
Brooklyn
Seymour Lerner
Wave
Air Transport Command
Wendell M. Wester
Weston
Mass
Patrol Chief Ends Long Hospital Siege
A. G. Walker, superintendent of the State Highway Patrol, was released from a Florence hospital after a long illness that was described as not serious.
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Phoenix
A. G. Walker
State Highway Patrol
Florence
Leng Valley Winslow Road Crash Reported Injuries deaths
A crash on Leng Valley Winslow road left three people dead and several injured. Overngy was hospitalized with injuries while Fran Tang Valley died at the scene. Bil Milter, a passenger with the injured, was unhurt. Arizona Highway Patrol in Winslow investigated the incident.
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Leng Valley
Winslow
Overngy
Nerislent Ito
Tang Valley
Former Bulgarian Czar Dies Today
The report states that former Bulgarian Czar Wiedhorre has died in Contra Germany on September 10 AP dispatch notes the passing of the 87 year old former king.
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Germany
Fomer Gent
Bulustia
Wied
Hore
Chain Gang Initiation Rites At Arizona State College
Freshmen men and women face strict rules during the annual initiation week at Flagstar College. The Chain Gang club enforces no horseplay or vandalism, with penalties for violations and close supervision by faculty and student leaders. Students are warned to avoid grass, keep orderly, and adhere to campus conduct standards through the week leading to Homecoming events.
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Arizona Stile College
Flagstar
Manslay
Lee Williams
Ghai
Chain Gang
College Wen
Dervice Club
Iss
Draft Registration Opens Monday for 20-Year-Old Men
Men born in 1928 must register starting Monday as part of selective service. The draft notice outlines registration windows including September 15, 17, and 10, with all youths reaching 18 required to file within five years after their 18th birthday.
Largest Corn Crop In History Forecast
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture forecasts this year’s corn crop at 3,528,000 bushels, the largest on record, signaling a bumper yield for the season.
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Washington
Cary
Department of Auriculure
Officials Predict New Big Four Disagreement Over Italian Colonies
Washington Sept 10 AP Officials forecast a sharper split among the Big Four over Italy's colonial holdings as new talks are planned in Paris. Marshall signaled US openness to Russia's proposal while Moscow urged a date, but time constraints may limit progress before the September 15 deadline and the Tunis UN assembly opening September 21.
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Phimly
Taly
Foreign Ministers Council
Paris
Marshall
United States
Russia
Moscow
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Nellain
France
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General Assembly
Italy
U. N Assembly
Tunis
Infant Deaths Spur Sanitation Talk in Covenine County
Covenine county supervisors and Playstall city council members plus health officials will meet at the courthouse in Minchis evening to discuss hearth conditions and sanitation after six Playstall infants died in the past two weeks from likely digestion or infection linked to poor sanitation. Officials note higher infant mortality in nearby counties and emphasize need for improved health services, water, and waste management to prevent further deaths.
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Covenine
Playstall
Vauny
Willi
Superion Coast
Minchis
Ovat Altir Hospital
Rao Pagtaln
W. Buuntill
Apawhio Vaunty
Suvajo
Apdenundy
Boy 18 Months Prefers Fine 12 Cent Cigars
An 18 month old boy, praised by his mother for preferring a 12 cent cigar over other pam her offerings. The mother alleges the child’s brain was harmed by tobacco use and notes the father is a cigar smoker. The report details observed behavior and concerns from Trinity area.
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Boy
Pang
Pam
Lis
Ty Vigara
Winn
Is Elite
Enroll 224 At ASC First Day
Enrollment at ASC creates campus buzz as 224 students register on opening day. The report notes 140 men and TH women among enrollees while highlighting varsity players and transfer students joining the campus community amid student activities and new student orientation.
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ASC
Jay
Malan Site College Mingstitt
Senate
Manthe
Wii
Nim
Fosthal
Crnyn
Winslow Police To Get New Radio Sets
City council approved a contract to install new transmitters and radio sets for Winslow police. Expected delivery by mid October per Mayor or Police Chief Martley, with action taken at a city council meeting.
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Winslow
Iek) Martley
Paller
Atom Project Chief Questioned Secretly
Lieut. Gen. Leslie R. Graves, wartime head of the Army's project, testified behind closed doors before a House committee investigating an atomic espionage plot. The retired officer appeared in response to an Un American Activities subpoena as the inquiry continued.
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Washington
Leslie R. Graves
Aic
House Committee
Army
un-American Activities Committee
Tewaa
Heat
Northern Coaches Officials Schedule Meet Here Sunday
Northern Arizona coaches and officials plan a Sunday meet at Fingstaff to recruit referees for fall football among 16 northern schools. A dinner at Tony's Steak House leads to a business session at the high school with plans for basketball schedules and the Northern Arizona Intercollegiate Association payment meeting.
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Northern Arizona
Coalhali Gnanics
Swndayys
Avi Officelals
Askudlion
Aaron ML Mh
Conquesioner
Echols
Eal Lockey
Tony's
McCreary Sans
Mose
Mulea
Aie
Ig Bo
Wien
Lynn Btratton
Ray Hateh
Iran
Assaesi
Micols
Winslow
Totarack
Williamy
Kingman
Ast Fork
Glarkdale
Camp Verne
St. Tohns
Snowflake
Round Valley
Prescott
Cottowyend
Siligman
Fredonia
McNary
Fingstaff
Garvey Plans For Death and State Powers
Garvey outlined steps to safeguard the state upon his death, urging measures to convene the Legislature and preserve authority. He described seeking emergency proclamation authority and implied the need for continuity of state governance during a crisis.
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Garvey
Eri
Gryay
I Hot
Ballot Victor Dies. Son to Fill Office
Gly rancher and county official John Armer dies of a heart ailment. He had won the Democratic renomination in Tuesday’s primary. The head appointed his gun, Han to serve his unexpired term as supervisor. Lately Quinn to succeed him at Christmas.
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Gly
Tian Yf Sapers
Armer
Tueaday
Han
Sind Gleclud
Quinn
Hint On Chatrmas
Air Rifle and Light Stolen in Car Prowl Incident
Police report a break in on Thursday afternoon at a residence in Cor. A Cor air rifle and a trouble light were taken by car prowlers. Deputy Harold Yan investigated, noting the missing altimeter initially reported but later accounted for.
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Cor
Fun Oral
Franvis T. Fuckur
Aherit
Baseball Scores and Schedules Amid Rain Delays
National League games shuffled by rain with Brooklyn at New York and Foxton at Philadelphia among listed pairings. American League action shows New York at Boston and Cleveland defeating Detroit 10 to 1 while St. Louis visits Chicago and Philadelphia travels to Washington. other matchups uncertain.
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New York
Foxton
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Nly
Kanes
American League
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Cleveland
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