Shirt Sleeve Diplomacy and Red Appeasement In View
DeWitt MacKenzie argues appeasement is out the window and three democracies will not be bullied. He cites aims to show firmness before world opinion, and notes Berlin currency issues under Four-Power authority with Western unity. The piece discusses Soviet expectations, U.S. patience, and ongoing strategic postures as Cold War tensions rise.
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Bevin Las
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Paris
Soviet Union
United States
VA Withholds Pension on Defaulted GI Home Loans
The Veterans Administration plans to withhold disability pension payments for World War II veterans who default on mortgage loans on homes bought under the GI Bill. Officials fear a pattern of foreclosures could rise in a future recession, prompting a study and possible clemency reviews to balance debt recovery with hardship.
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Peter Selsen
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Department of Justice
Povernmai
Ais
Mois Koma
Carl Gray
You May Get That New Car Sooner Than You Think
NEA staff correspondent explains the grey market in new and used cars, the effects of post OPA controls, and dealer tactics that tighten supply. Prices for Intermoel Fords Chevrolets Buicks Dodges Studebakers and Cadillacs have surged up to 65 percent over list. Dealers warn a return to OPA price controls would cut profits and push illegal markets, while a normal market depends on new-car supply catching up with demand.
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Washington
NEA
U. S
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American Automobile Association
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Avidi
Average and Used Car Practices Raise Public Outcry
The piece outlines how used car practices grew after the OPA era and how dealers used tactics to move new cars, including tricks like trading in old cars below market value and “bird dog” methods. It notes brokers and cab drivers exploiting connections, calls for tighter controls, and quotes William Randolph of the Automotive Dealers Association urging dealers to clean up their acts before a public backlash consumes them.
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Washington
Liem
U. S
William Randolph
Assi
West Virginia
Uncle Sam Becomes Landlord Under VA Foreclosure Plan
The VA may auction foreclosed houses or take over mortgages to settle unpaid loans. It can set a price, pay lenders, and hold title or renegotiate terms with veterans. In past cases 324 houses used, 139 resold, signaling large scale federal real estate involvement ahead.
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Uncle Sam
Two Northern Men To Judge At Fair
Two Northern Arizona men named Virgil Hubert of Flagstaff and Jed Kabotie Oraibi will judge Indian arts and crafts at the Arizona State Fair on November 4. The veterans group policy remark follows about VA housing and pre appraisal reducing sale value, suggesting the VA could become a major landlord and impact GI benefits.
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Nicele
Arizona
Virgil Hubert
The
Museum of Northern
Amore
Beetle Derby Contestant Heads for Holbrook
John Asher, a Holbrook resident and radio program contestant, travels with beetle on a state map maze toward Willow Run Michigan as the three week derby advances with Beale and two others. Accompanied by Jim Chidwick, Asher works as a projectionist in Hollywood. The Titanic sinking on April 15, 1912, caused 1,518 deaths.
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Holbrook
John Asher
Asher
Jim Chidwick
Helicopter planned for African big game film shoot
W Earle Frank a Payson resort operator and Edward T Lowe a scenario writer announced plans to shoot an African big game picture using two helicopters. Filming will begin January 1 in Kenya North Rhodesia South Africa Tanganyika and Uganda.
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W. Earle Frank
Payson Resort
Edward T. Lowe
Kenya
North Rhodesia
South Ah- Smith Africa
Tanganyika
Uganda
Letters to the Editor on water rights and democracy
The reader criticizes western claims about the Reclamation Bureau and water codes, arguing for underground water rights and preservation of surface water. The letter advocates common sense in elections and democratic principles, signed by R.G. (Doc) Scanton. The note closes with a stat about 3,000,000 farm tractors in the continental U.S.
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Dewey
Russia
Reclamation Bureau
Ira
George
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Doc) Scanton
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