War Between Russia and America Is Not Inevitable
DeWitt Mackenzie argues there is no basis for an inevitable war between Russia and the United States. He says Western powers should avoid provocation, focus on Berlin and Europe, and rely on economic deterrence like the Marshall Plan. He warns that a broader war would only arise if communists succeed in overran Europe and Southeast Asia, but stresses no necessity to cross that bridge now. army guns can last 50 years in storage.
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Whit Basis
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Americ
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Prnmental
Ne Military
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Britain
Europe
Orient
Burma
Indonesia
Redly
Western
Moxcow
Soviet Union
European
Southeast Asia
Rickenbacker speech frames push for air power
NEA correspondence notes Eddie Rickenbacker at a Washington party promoting a new air power film. He argues for more transport planes and says current air strength is overhyped by demonstrations. He urges Congress to fund air cargo capacity, warning combat power can’t operate without it.
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NEA
Veter Edson
Rickenbacker
ATR
Washtington
U.S
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Airlines
Hastern
Peace Power
Eddie
Trimai
Statler Hotel
America
Air Force
Neress
Gerry
Military Air Transport Service
Congress
Tin
New York
New Newilde
Flagstaff Adults Seek Varied Classes at College
Flagstaff residents may enroll in art music home economics and ceramics courses at Arizona State College Flagstaff. Dr Eldon Ardrey heads music offering a survey of music literature while piano violin and reed instruction is available. Art head Job Salter plans landscape drawing and painting and ceramics courses draw town interest. Home economics covers clothing construction and food prep with off campus adults welcome as special students at regular semester hours.
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Yutler
Arizona State
Flagstaff
Aay
Lacey A. Eastburn
Eldon A. Ardrey
Halene Robinson
Job Salter
Phyrstalf
Kane Economics
Sedona Social Note Recalls Visits and Church Plans
Mr and Mrs J Willard Cobb of Denver visit T C Schnebley family in Sedona and recall past Boyer Colorado neighbors. Cath Spain and family travel from Tempe to visit relatives. Wallace of Albuquerque and Ellsworth Schnebley family join gatherings. Sedona union Sunday school shifts service to 9 30 am at Assembly of God. Gail Garbarino and others discuss plans for new church buildings. Mr Coburn recovers at home after illness.
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J. Willard Cobb
Denver
California
T. C. Schnebley Home
Cobbs
Schnebleys
Boyer
Colo
Cath Spain
Tempe
Spiih
Ved Tratherdin-lin
Suds. Walter
Jordin
Im Wallace
Albuquerque
Ilsworth Schnebley
Sedona Union Sunday School
Assembly of God Church
Lester Lawson
Phoenix
Sedana Union
Anal Mes
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Bill Fishback
Harry Johnson
Will
Verde Pioneer Fete Set For October 3 Picnic
Verde Valley Pioneers association president Ab Fain reminds locals the annual pioneers picnic will be at Montezuma Well on Sunday Oct 4. Attendees should bring lunch. coffee provided. All welcome.
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Verde Valley Pioneers Association
Pioneers
Montezuma Well
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Park visitors and travelers frequent Grand Canyon region
A stream of guests and travelers were noted in the Grand Canyon area. Mrs. Johny Cunningham and G. Stephens visited Cottonwood Mamday. Prescott guests Mrs. J. E. Carroll and Mrs. Wilhelm traveled with Miss Edrie Thomas from Wichita. Mrs. Robert Masterson left for Holbrook. Ted Fisher party toured Flagstaff with Mrs. Iva Hanon. Telegraph engineers visited the Park. Chicago attorney Mig Faust and daughter explored the area with guide Superintendent. Carlisle Grip, Bright Angel lodge barber, headed to Tucson. Cummings and Weymouth plan a Che asiddle Week trip. Raymond Rundell and daughters toured Phoenix for a week. Wayne Beyant left for Logan Utah to pursue a master’s degree. Werk Dyer of Cromwell’s Pearson Nursery visited Sept. 16. Dyer is an old friend of Dr. Bryant. Mrs. S. G. Stephens hosted bridge in honor of Mrs. S. P. Thane. Mrs. Vinnie and son Nelson to San Francisco after three weeks with the Nelsons. Masons’ Past Masters night set for Flagstaff. Verkamp family began a monthlong trip visiting national parks including Yellowstone. Mike Ely, Bright Angel cook, departed for Kansas City. The local baseball team plans to play Winslow next Sunday. Loren Lauzon and Ranger Linzon journeyed to the Triadian countries. Norman Nevills gave them a Monument Valley plane tour.
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Johny Cunningham
G. Stephens
Cottonwood Mamday
J. E. Carroll
Esther Wilhelm
Prescott
Edrie Thomas
Wichita
Kans
Che Asiddle
Raymond Rundell
Marlene
Gayle
Phoenix
Wayne Beyant
Logan
Utah
State College
Werk Dyer
Pearson Nursery Company
Cromwell
Cent
Dyer
Bryant
Bridge
S. P. Thane
Vinnie
Nelson
San Fancisco
E. E. Nelson
E. Turner
Cecil Dobbs
Edgar Hart
al Gurule
John Bradley
Masonic Lodge
Flagstaff
John Verkamp
Peggy
Yellowstone
Mike Ely
Bright Angel Llodge
Kansas City
Lovil
Winslow
Loren
Tiny Lauzon
Bert Linizon
Eal
Norman Nevills
Monument Valley
Truman urged to raise next year’s military budget
A determined push to expand military spending for the coming year aims to buy more airplanes. President Truman has set a ceiling of 15 billion dollars for 1919 defense. If air power advocates move as effectively as behind the 70 group program, Truman or Dewey, if elected, will find 15 billion insufficient for national defense next year.
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Truman
Dewey
America
Sponsors Named for Junior and Senior High Councils
James Williams music supervisor is sponsor for the junior high council and Fidel Baca commerce department sponsor for the senior high group. Sponsors supervise council procedure and help student administrators with problems. The junior high sponsor automatically becomes the senior high sponsor next year.
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James Williams
Fidel Baca
Commerce Department
Invite List To Meet Truman Includes Many Figures
Tucson posts list of about fifty persons invited to ride President Truman’s special train to Phoenix or Tucson Friday. Names include Julia Babbitt Kibbs, Lora Lockwood, Sam Morris, Ann Frohmiller, McFarland, Hichard Hairless, Jona H. Murdock, Clare Webb, James McLay, Steve Gaan, Gra ham county officials, and local editors from Arizona papers.
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Truman
Yume
Phoenix
William Waldron
Santa Cruz County
Dave Hopkins
Opal County
Richard Stanton
Yuma County
William Orlain
Publity
Wan
State Central Committee
Columbus Guaggi
Arizona Times
Robert W. Barry
Phoenix Gavette
Bon Avery
Arizona Republic
Jo Conn
Flag Chamber Backs Initiative Measure No. 304
The Flag Chamber of Commerce and other Arizona chambers back Initiative Measure No. 304 on the November ballot, aiming to limit workers compensation to salaries of 1000 per month or less, in a bid to revive the film industry. officials say it won’t affect current law or cost workers, noting few earn over 1000 monthly and that organized opposition is scant.
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Fiarstaff Chamber of Commerce
Throwehethe
Holissscoi
Mieitambe
Arizonia
Chamber
Arizona
Of Old Memories Ten Years Ago in The Sun
A weekly reminiscence notes various local and regional movements. A J Evers return from Colorado with daughter Dorothy Ann to Loretto Heights college. Miss Itelen Chambers visits Riordans en route to Manhattanville College. Tom Fleming joins Bank of Arizona replacing George Rawson. Mary Frances Jable heads to St Louis. Mau rice Boyd to fill bookkeeper role. I B Koch back from San Francisco then Phoenix trip. Orvin Compton drives to Winslow with sister Mrs Marvin Leamon and child Arliss. Frank Moctor reports good range conditions near Winslow. Cpl George Slocderffer transferred from Camp Cody to Camp Dix.
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A. J. Evers
Loretto
Colo
Dorothy Ann
Loretto Heights College
Itelen Chambers
Los Angeles
Timothy A. Riordan
New York
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Tom Fleming
George A. Fleming
Bank of Arizona
George Rawson
Flagstaff
Mary Frances Jable
St. Louis
B. D. Babbitt
Maurice Boyd
I. B. Koch
San Francisco
Phoenix
Orvin Compton
Winslow
Marvin Leamon
Arliss
Frank Moctor
Cpl
George Slocderffer
Camp Cody
Camp Dix
Gold Hi
Merver Hemerley
Middlesbrough cinema hires three sitters for shows
A Middlesbrough theater provides baby sitters to accompany families to films. The house sends a sitter by taxi, takes you to the movie, then returns you home and collects the sitter. The program covers the first week.
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Middlesborough
Eng
Legal Reform Debate Shapes Industry Return Vote
A note indicates a change in the law effective today with an exception to a limit. A favorable vote could trigger the return of a multi million dollar industry to the state, highlighting economic stakes and policy direction amid ongoing discussions.
Richardson Rites Set Saturday At Epiphany Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Cecil Calvin Richardson 37 will be at Epiphany Church in Richardson Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev. George E Gooderham officiating. Interment in the Masonic Cemetery. Born August 5 1911 in Flagstaff she taught at Coney Park South Beaver and Tuba City before marrying May 31 1939. Survived by husband father George I Herrington three children Calvin Grady Susan and Sandra a sister Dr Betty Ivish of San Diego a half sister Miss Ruth Herrington a half brother Freeman Herrington a student at the State University an aunt Mrs Alex Johnston and a great aunt Mrs Samuel Merritt both of Flagstaff.
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Episcopal Church
South Beaver School
Tuba City
Inscription House Trading Post
Flagstaff
Richardson
George I. Herrington
Childen
Calvin Grady
Susan
Sandra
Betty Ivish
San Diego
Ruth Herrington
Freeman Herrington
the State University
Alex Johnston
Samuel Merritt
Britain plans vast reserve pool for ex service men
London reports Britain aims to organize ex service men into a large reserve pool ready for immediate call in an emergency. Defense Minister Alexander to outline details as East West crisis and Berlin talks influence a renewed arms drive. Over the past days London slowed demobilization, stepped up recruiting for the RAF, revived civilian defense, and ordered 100 idle ships overhauled while doubling jet fighter output.
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Putain
Pool
Britain
House of Commons
Alexander
Berlin
House
Moscow
Royal Air Force
Admiralty
Air Ministry
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