UN Secretary's Investigative Power Opens New Possibility
Foreign affairs analyst Tryzve Lit’e recent assertions suggest the UN Secretary General could audit and present independent facts to the Security Council. The idea envisions all inclusive investigations by UN staff, potentially challenging sovereign powers and altering how council actions are framed.
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Washington Column: Hannegan Defends Democratic Offensive
Washington correspondent reports Robert E. Hannegan of Missouri promoting a Democratic offensive for the 1946 congressional elections. He argues the defense is an offensive against a dead past and criticizes GOP plans as vague. He quotes Roosevelt on indispensable principles and cites party voting records on price control and full employment legislation to frame Democratic gains.
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German shepherd Rex seeks entry to pet hospital operating room
AP reports a German shepherd named Rex caused near misses while trying to reach a veterinary operating room at a pet hospital. Attendants noted his repeated head shocks and an infected ear requiring surgery. Similar incidents occurred with other dogs at the hospital, including one with a broken foot and a dog reentered after casting for treatment.
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First commercial orchard planted in California in 1870
The first commercial orchard of profes was established in California in 1870 marking an early milestone in organized fruit cultivation.
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Junior parade to be held in PLORENGE on Nov 23 24
The Vth annual junior parade in PLORENGE will feature youngsters aged five to eight. Former world champion Toner rider Pha Grubb will direct the event.
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Candied Breath In Film Making And Party Rhetoric
An antique item describes a costly candy used in creating fake breath for winter scene effects in film, alongside a political debate. The piece notes Democratic and Republican lines, CIO-PAC influence, and argues the party platform remains traditional and nonrevolutionary despite labor support and PAC criticism.
Skilled Laborer Shortage Slows Ukraine Program
A delayed AP report from KIEM notes Ukraine faces a severe labor shortage hindering reconstruction of war-damaged factories. Officials cite mobilization and preference for farm work, with skilled trades remaining scarce despite mechanization and a prewar pool of 85,000 workers. Bread production struggles due to farm labor shifts.
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Two Arizonans to Attend Pan Am Health Meet
Ari xia will be represented at the second Pan American conference on health and physical education in Mexico City December 1 15. Delegates will be Frank Williams of the state health department and Miss Catherine Will inson of North Phoenix High School. The Mexican government will pay their expenses.
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Claim New Copper Discoveries Reported in State
Riverside Cal Sept 27 geologists Kenneth J Hines and Donald Y French report new copper discoveries near Barkerville Aria with five claims staked and rich copper deposits near Riverside with ten claims. details were not provided. The article also notes a separate historical reference to the term appendicitis and a misattributed battle description.
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Students Plea to Regents for Liberal Arts Degree
A group of GI 80 students from Arizona State College at Flagstaff petitions the Board of Regents to grant the college the right to confer a Liberal Arts degree. The request, copies of signatures, and a resolution urge the board to expand curricula to serve veterans and Arizona communities. The board meets in Tucson tomorrow to consider the appeal.
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Bisbee Weather Goes Haywire Thursday
Weather report from Bisbee notes a swinging day with temperatures rising from 6d degrees at noon to a high near 40 and then climbing to 64 by midafternoon, reflecting an unstable afternoon pattern and rapid changes in the thermometer readings.
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Arizona Farm Income Shows Huge Gains
Arizona cash receipts in farm income rose by more than five million dollars in the first six months of 1950, totaling 79,225,000 compare with 74,139,000 for the same period in 1949. National farm income fell to 4,726,551,000, with Iowa leading at 42,666,000 and California close behind.
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Woodruff Pioneer Delilah Turtox Died. Funeral In Woodruff
JOLEROOK Sept. 20 AP Funeral service will be held tomorrow at Woodruff School for Mrs. Delilah Turtox a pioneer resident who died in her sleep at her Woodruff home yesterday. Survived by five daughters including Mrs. Harelt Hewards of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Josephine Hareh of Provo Utah. Ida DaWitt of Holbeauk. Rhoda Brinkerpoff and Leora Kartchner of Woodruff. and four sons Wallace of Mesa Tillman of Eagar Wesley amhurles of Woodruff.
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State U Proxy Job Draws 100 Applicants in Arizona
In Phoenix on September 27 AP reports more than 100 applicants seek the presidency of the university in Ayigona regente. Governor Osborn denied rumors that Fiorello La Guardia was being considered. Dr. Alfred Atkinson has resigned the presidency, effective next spring.
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Navy Marines May Receive Army Rank
Army recruiting circular proposes Army ranks for former Navy Coast Guard and Marine personnel. It aims to place ex military in appropriate grades before training and service.
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