Surrender of Hyderabad Ends Threat of Widespread Strife
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes the Hyderabad surrender as a pivotal moment ending a potential wave of communal violence across India. The Nizam’s fate looms large as Britain’s former princely rulers faced pleas for plebiscite and possible abdication amid Hindu Muslim tensions.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Hyderabad
Dewitt MacKenzie AP
India
Indian Subcontinent
Iyderabiad
Nizam
Iyderabad
Pakistan
Moston
Hinds
Highders
Byderstad
Britain
Washington Column Foresees Social Shifts With GOP Return
Douglas Larsen surveys Washington society as party alignments loom. He notes Mrs Pearl Meesta’s influence shifting to Republicans, the Green Book social list trimming hundreds of names, and the looming impact on hosting season and White House access amid GOP prospects.
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Requiblitans
Green Bank
Sig Gop
Canjarera
Warington
Carolyn Hagen Shaw
Washington
Ptown
Pinettne
York
Gus
Ehue Poe
Pearl
Verte
Leven
Meste
Hany Truman
White House
Joe Martin
Mesta
Roosevelt Longworth
Franklin Roosevelt
Robert Low Bacon
Long Island
Chaperoned Victoria Era Rule Highlighted
Encyclopedia Britannica notes that Victoria was never allowed to speak to adults without a parent or governess present. Separately, about 2,000 people in the United States are struck by lightning annually, with roughly 500 fatalities each year.
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Victoria
Queen
United States
School Officers Named for New Year Across Classes
New year activities planned as junior and senior high classes announce officers. Seniors pick Jack Wallace president Dan Bird vice president Patsy Ann Read secretary treasurer. Juniors choose Roger Ardrey president Connie Lee Sluffer vice president Frances Grahaldon secretary treasurer. Sophomores select Robert Elvey president Dick Zaner vice president Margie Saw secretary Jerry Knoles ASUPET. Junior high ninth graders elect Jim Bryan president Ross Elvey vice president Patty Mont secretary Dick Weasel treasurer. Eighth grade officers are Bob Link president Jimmy Wong vice president Shirley Yates secretary Billie Survaint treasurer. Seventh grade names Nick Karathias president Mike Trujillo vice president Rex Jonson secretary Cecil Whipp treasurer.
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Jack Wallace
Dan Bird
Patsy Ann Read
Roger Ardrey
Connie Lee Sluffer
Frances Grahaldon
Robert Elvey
Dick Zaner
Margie Saw
Jerry Knoles
Ninth Garaders
Jim Bryan
Ross Elvey
Patty Mont
Dick Weasel
Bob Link
Jimmy Wong
Shirley Yates
Billie Survaint
Nick Karathias
Mike Trujillo
Rex Jonson
Cecil Whipp
Sedona Scribes Note Visitors Seek Sights and News
Sedona residents report a wout trip with scenic views to Nogales and south. Los Angeles visitors Howard London and spouse sold their business and tour the eastern states for two months. Ponton family updates include a San Diego teaching post and coast departure. Sedona hosts also welcomed visitors from Phoenix and Connecticut.
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Shermin Loy
Fred Schnermin
Nogales
Howard London
Los Angeles
Sedona
Don Willard
Donny Maser
Littleton
Colo
Denver
Meet Malone
Ashe-Hack
Rose Crawley Edwards
Dick Riv
Betsy Crenshaw
Mriday
Canyon Rotarians Hear Park Bear Stories
Grand Canyon Rotary Club met at Fl In Sept 17 with President Harald Bryant presiding. Jon Garrigan reported a no show but offered a briefing on early park experiences by ranger Johnny Garrison who recounted bears testing an electric fence and a plea to stop feeding deer in Grand Canyon National Park.
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Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon Rotary Club
Fl Tovar Hotel
Harald Bryant
Jon Garrigan
Sequoia
Yosemite
Garrison
Partic W
Grand Canyon National Park
State U Registers Record Enrollment Exceeds Last Fall
Tucson AP report notes University of Avi registered 4,232 students by Saturday night, 83 more than last fall. Registrar C Aaner Lesher announced, with more expected before registration closes for credit on September 25.
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Tucson
University of Avi
Aaner Lesher
Paths of Old Memories from The Sun
A digest of notes from past editions recounts visitors and relocations. Mrs. John Scott of Holbrook visited her in laws at the G. W. Dakler home while Prof. and Mrs. McGregor plan to move into the Fred Merkle residence on North Agassiz after renovations. Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Franske returned from Redlands with their son Jack, a junior at the university.
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John Scott
Holbrook
Gene Phelan
Phelan
W. H. Pierce
Rebecca van Zee
Halbrook
P. OH. Hartey
Flagstaff
J. A. Harper
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Winslow
Mathews
J. F. Fetters
Shim
Fhe Hot Springs
Mureta
Calif
F. W. Smith
Republican County Central Committee
Kittredge Infant's Funeral Set Tuesday
Funeral services are set for Tuesday for Kay Kittredge two weeks old daughter of Dr and Mrs Daniel W Kittredge who died Sunday The child was born Monday Sept 6
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Kay Kittredge
Daniel W. Kittredge
New FBI Chief for Arizona Selected
William A. Murphy, head of the San Diego FBI office, is chosen to lead the Phoenix field division as the new FBI chief for Arizona. The announcement notes his transfer will bring experienced leadership to the bureau in the Southwest.
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FBI
Arizona
San Diego
William A. Murphy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Phoe
FBI transfers announced for Murphy local office leader
The notice states the effective date of the transfer has not been determined. Murphy has led the local office for four years after transferring from Kielawond, Wa. The snippet ends with an unrelated Sun Want Ads line.
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Nix
Aviz
FBI
Murphy
Saul
Kielawond
Pinecrest Encampment Plans Annual Dinner Event
Pinecrest Encampment No. 11 met at the Odd Fellows hall to arrange the annual T bone steak dinner for October 1. Gordon Wheeler leads arrangements, open to members and applicants. F F Compton will visit Flagstaff lodge. after dinner, an outdoor meeting with all three degrees at Benham ranch near Williams.
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Pinecrest
Odd Fellows Hall
L. W. Mawkins
Gordon Wheeler
F. F. Compton
Arizona
Flagstaff Lodge
Benham Ranch
Williams
Compton
Ruffled Grouse Sounds in Wind No Drum The Wings Beat
A fragmented observation notes a grouse’s ruffled plumage and a sound produced not by drums but by beating its wings against the wind. The text hints at motion and the air as the source of the noise rather than any mechanical striking.
Tour of Encampments Invites Visits to Southern Groups
A report notes a tour of encampments in the southern region, with discussions about visits to the southern groups and ongoing engagement efforts.
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