Twist of fate postponed Hitler war plans
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Dewitt Mackenzie recalls a twist of fate that delayed Hitler’s invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1938. He credits Kordt and German officers with warning Britain and France, notes Munich as pivotal, and describes Hitler’s crowd manipulation and a moment when war seemed avoided though tensions persisted.
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Iko
Hitler Frei
Cacehoslovakia
Sam
Erich Kordl
Foreign Office
Wither
Chamberlain
Reiel
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Puchter
Dr. Kordt
Germany
Britain
Jarmee
Kordt
Chainess
France
Russia
Republic
Fuhrer
Berlin
Kawtaw
Hirdler
Dig
Fuehrer
Dre Kordt
Ler
Munich
Hoover study may turn up good ideas for government
NEA correspondent Doug Larsen reports on the Hoover Commission's secret study to reorganize the federal government for efficiency. With bipartisan backing, strong funding, and seasoned members, the panel could shape executive structure regardless of electoral outcome.
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Hoover
Washington
NEA
Hoover Commission
Herbert Hoover
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Congress
Civil Service
Arthur S. Flemming
James &. Pollock
University of Michigan
Gader
Dean Acheson
James Forrestal
Icken
Vermont
Dewey
Trutus
Commission
Hooever Coniussin
Atomic Energy Commission
Koover
U.S
Department of Administration
Waren
George Washington
Treasury Department
State Department
Community Choir Open To All Now Being Organized
Alb Mlagstaff singers join a new community choir organized by Reverend Curtis Dickinson of the Christian church. Open to all denominations and unaffiliated singers, the group aims to complement church choirs and provide active choral participation for interested locals. Dickinson, formerly with Covington Kentucky and Long Beach California churches, will lead.
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Alb
Flagstaff
Dickinson
Latonija Christian Church
Covington
First Christian Church
Long Beach
Calif
Williams News Club Plans Chamber Event and Welcome
Williams News reports the Williams Business Women’s Club met at the Ger home to plan involvement with the Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce convention on Sept 24 to 25. Anna Mary Genisch received a leather bound scrapbook. new member Roenella Kinney was welcomed. a reception and banquet were organized with hostesses Marian Highlane Amanda Rodriguez and Irene Brown.
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Wiliams
Woma’s
Williams, Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Highway 66 Association
Fray Marcos
Thorediy
Anna Mary Genisch
Roenella Kinney
Chara Shields
Isabella Cardoni
Chrir Montgomery
Erie Mann
Marjorie Pouquette
Ruth Campbell
Cornelin Rogers
Fern Rigg
Stella Forsythe
Ronella Kinney
Lili Rielhorn
Ivan Wilson
Colorado
Robert Dean Wilson
Martha Metick
University of Arizona
Joe Polson
Arizona State College At
Tempe
Trene Rodriguez Brown
Carolyn Byrd
Bud Parrish
Albino Figvem
Arizona State
Flagstaff
Brycre Rowden
Joyce Simms
Arizona State College
Nancy Samson
Clariette Ann Wilson
Stephens College
Stanton Wyche
Forest Service School
Logen
Utah
al Je Suneelia
Ache Nuavarre
Frank Carrillo
Billie Gene Lovitt
Plapstaff
Marilyn Hodson
Isobel Fernandez Martinez
Methodist
Weiner
Mr and Mies
Fy Trott
Ed Payne
Odd Fellows
Renham Ranch
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First President would be shocked by federal jobs list
The Hoover Commission faces a massive challenge as the federal civil service expands across land sea and air. Job titles range from space astronomers to mine inspectors swamp into diverse roles including swineherdsmen and storekeeper gaugers. A sensible reorganization could save taxpayers money and streamline government functions.
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Federal Civil Service
U.S
Uncle Sam
Veterans’ Administration
Hoover Commission
Apprenticeship Group Calls Meeting Tonight
The Flagstill joint apprenticeship committee will meet at 7 4 this evening in the State Employment Service office on West Birch near Beaver street. A complete reorganization is planned. Secretary PC Bowmiar says the meeting will end by 9 30.
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State Employment Service
West Birch
Beaver Street
PC. Bowmiar
Rain Dampens Sept 16 Celebration Parade and Programs
Rain soaked events from Wednesday night through Friday as the September 16 celebration proceeded. The program at the school featured remarks by Charles Wroctor and Claude Melick, a flower offering to Don Miguel Vidalco, and performances by Williams Municipal Band and Carlotta Driver. Irene Rodriguez Brown played a piano solo, a Mexican dance occurred, and Friday's parade and barbecue at the rodeo grounds culminated in a closing dance despite the weather.
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Williams Municipal
Charles Wroctor
Claude Melick
Don Miguel Vidalco
Mexico
George Washington
United States
Carlotta Driver
Irene Rodriguez Brown
Fridsy
Redeo
Passing School Buses Forbidden By Law
Deputy County Attorney Neil Christensen warned drivers that passing school buses halted to admit or discharge children is illegal. Eli Davis of Flagstaff was fined $20 after passing a park bus following a complaint by driver W. J. Betioll. The law, enforced in Co conino County, aims to protect school children and has seen numerous penalties since the school year began.
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Neil Christensen
Eli Davis
Flagstaff
Parket
W. J. Betioll
Coconino County
Christensen
Schonstrict
Fleischmanns Introduce Fast Rising Dry Yeast
Fleischmanns announces a fast rising dry yeast that requires no refrigeration. It keeps for weeks on the pantry shelf and dissolves to replace a compressed yeast cake one to one in any home baking recipe. No new directions needed.
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Fleischmann's
Fleischmann
Tucson Parking Meters Placed In Operation
In Tucson on September 17 Mayor Bl. Houston led the ceremony to place new parking meters in operation. Homer Davis, head of Flowing Wells school, found a nickel for the mayor when he realized he had none, digging the coin during the ceremony.
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Tucson
Houston
Homer Davis
Flowing Wells School
Pevoto To Assume Colorado Pastorate
Rev. A. K. Pevoto, longtime pastor of the First Southern Baptist church here, has accepted a new pastorate in Colorado, signaling a change after more than a year of leadership.
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Colorado
A. K. Pevoto
First Southern Baptist Church
Kus
First Southern
KBSI
Sermon to Be Delivered Sunday Evening
A local service note states a preacher will deliver a well regarded sermon on Sunday evening. The brief indicates a religious gathering and a scheduled address by the chosen speaker.
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