Arizona Board of Regents Member Attacked Over Policy
A letter from Box 68 Flagstaff Arizona targets Mr C and a regent for hindering education. The writer accuses the board member of political connivance and publicly smacking themselves with the word wolf in relation to Arizona college progress.
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R. M. Hoskins
Sabath Blames Market Slump On Political Motive
Rep Adolph Sabath argues the recent stock market drop stems from political manipulation by big players, while SEC Chair Jamies J Caffrey dismisses his theory of short selling by professionals. He cites high production and employment but warns of strikes, black markets, and costly government rules hurting business.
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Adolph Sabath
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Mr. Sabath
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Matt
Congress
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Joseph Frazer
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German Vote Mirrors Anti Communist Trend In Europe
Fortign Affairs Analyst Dewitt Mackenate notes Germans rejected communism in key zones mirroring recent regional results. He cites prewar economic keystone role and a need to restore Germany’s economy for Europe’s rehabilitation, arguing anti communist sentiment shaped postwar prospects and political dynamics in occupied territories.
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Dewitt Mackenate
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Mecklenby
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Hig Ovargin
Reich
Europe
Moscow
Germany
Corman
Bert
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Witler
Mining Interests Oppose State Control of Lands
PIUDENTX Sept 17 AP Charles B Dusning director of the state department of mineral resources says mining interests will oppose returning federal lands to state control unless they retain rights to locate operate and eventually patent as on the public domain The column notes Hitler and the German people and discusses fear of the Red Tide and communism amid Western zones religious leanings and the political climate without graphic detail.
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Washington Column Warns of Rising Cost of Living
NEA Washington correspondent reports continued cost of living increases likely through fall and winter. Index gains from Aug 16 exceed postwar and 1939 levels, with uncertainty over food and energy prices. Experts note canned goods, clothing costs, and fabric shortages will drive prices higher despite some stabilization in food.
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Washington
Sent
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Bureau of Libor Statistics
Europe
Washington, D.C
Watford
Catton
OVA
Governmert
Tat
Albert W. Hawkes
New Jersey
Citywide Use Map Seeks Citizens’ Aid
The city planning and zoning commission seeks public help to create a city use map. Volunteers will survey each block, record building numbers, locations, and uses, then transfer data to existing block maps.
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City Planwingg and Zoning Commission
Lloyd Herrell
Chamber of Commerce
The
Lilacs
Harold 3. Sykes
Race lines and union power frame Detroit voters issue
In Detroit, Sept. 17, AP reports Republican Arizona figures urge voters to reject radicalism and favor conservative, pro-business policy. They critique organized labor control and call for tax reform, limited government interference, and ending a vast political slush fund.
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Detroit
Clarence Hadington
Kellan Ariz
Avid
Wayne County
Repu Fmance Committee
Party of
Ani
Nti-Conmiunions
Kelland
Offense Looms as Chen Cheng Tours Manchuria
Gen Chen Cheng, after meeting Chiang Kai-shek and senior generals at Kuling, traveled to Mukden with Gen Tu S Ming signaling a possible full scale offensive against Chinese communists in North China. They paused at Chengeh, a front seized from the communists by nationalist forces.
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Peiping
Chen Cheng
Mukden
Cosimo Chaing Kai-Shek
Chinia
Chen
Kuling
Chiane
China
Tu S-Ming
Manchuri
Chengeh
Two Prisoners Taken to Florence Estate Penitentiary
Two inmates were moved to the Florence estate penitentiary on Tuesday to begin their terms. Sidney Butler, jailed for illegal slaughtering of beef, is to serve a year and a day. Phillip Thiel, previously moved to Florence, is to continue his term after a restoration to confinement.
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J. Perry Prencis
Gleriff
Sidney Butler
Williams
Phillip Thiel
Prinan
Fladstalt
Leunuse
Leenchvalitiog Fnr
College enrollments may reach two million by 1950
An estimate suggests college enrollments in Illinois could total about two million by 1950. The projection emphasizes expanded higher education access and growing demand for university and junior college slots.
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