Phoenix Gazette trauma Gare Mews PraPrer established years
Fragmentary OCR text from a Phoenix newspaper page referencing the Phoenix Gazette, its wartime descriptor, publisher and address, and a price note. The readable items include names Eugene C. Pulliam and Ray J. Dyer, a publication in Arizona, with standard postage and price details.
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Phoenix Gazette
PraPrer
Arizona
Capi Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
Eugene C. Pulliam
East van Buren
Phoenix
Ray J. Dyer
Kennan article argues calm, cautious U S stance on Russia
George F Kennan’s March Digest piece weighs Russia war risk and atomic weapon effects. He answers five questions on plausibility of war, dangers of expansion, and U S policy need for vigorous foreign action while avoiding defeatism. Security lies in moderate risk and allied support.
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George F. Kennan
State Department
Washington
Hasritten
Mennan
Russia
Government Power to End the Coal Strike Now
The piece argues no new federal powers are needed to end the coal strike. It urges immediate contempt actions under Taft Hartley against union leadership and pickets, claiming the government must act to protect public health and safety. It calls for banning industry wide bargaining and applying anti trust restraints to union practices.
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Union
Congress
United States
Heritage of Debt Highlights City Budget Crisis
The city faces a possible budget increase over 100000 after a prior administration left a financial mess. The auditor found 75000 in property bought on promises to pay next year, including buses and trucks, plus underfunded fire insurance by about 1800. Contingency funds were slashed to 66424, with draws for several programs. City Manager Wilson trims expenses to close the deficit as a new administration investigates. AS GOOD A JOB in the House with the same support back home and the Central Arizona Project will be a reality instead of a hope.
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Wilson
Central Arizona
Air Force ends sunrise and sunset salute gun tradition
From San Antonio comes word that the Air Force has eliminated the firing of the salute gun at sunrise and sunset. Veterans recall the morning blast as a defining start to the day, linking reveille with a thunderous wakeful wake. The change signals a shift from a long-standing Army habit to accommodate round-the-clock flight operations.
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New York Times
San Antonio
Randolph
Kelly Fields
Air Force
Castor
Pollux
Rickey's Stance on Newcombe and Campanella Salaries
A columnist denounces Branch Rickey for low salaries paid to Don Newcombe and Roy Campanella, noting Newcombe’s potential 20-win season and Campanella’s elite catching skill. The piece questions Rickey’s stated emancipation, arguing fans may tire of a policy of underpay for stellar Black players and cites imagined higher offers from other clubs. End of essay on Rickey.
Thurston's publicity gag fills New York roof garden
The magician Howard Thurston faced booking agents who doubted his act. A classified ad promised 1000 men for one hour at five dollars, drawing a packed New York roof garden audience. The next day Thurston secured bookings for the season as the crowd cheered for more.
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Howard Thurston
New York Theater
Thurston
New York Roof Garden
Thurson
Arizona Legislature Eyeing Abolition of Two Agencies
In the first special session under the state government reorganization plan lawmakers target the Board of Directors of State Institutions for Juveniles and the State Board of Public Welfare. If Garvey signs the bill, the two boards would be replaced by a unified Department of Health Welfare and Correction, with Hill and Ward among key figures facing scrutiny. The session also notes no feed bill, unclaimed aviation taxes, and proposals to reform the state income tax system to boost revenue.
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Board of Directors of
State Institutions
State Board of Public Welfare
Fort Grant
Wilson
Charles Reed
Bloomington
Ill
Fort Grant Board
State Department of Health, Welfare and Correction
4Hill
Hill
Senate
Arizona
Department of Health, Welfare and
State Board of Public Health
J. P. Ward
Garvey
Dr. Ward
Ward
State Senate
Aviation Industry Committee
Alfred Paul, Jr
Cochise County
Arizona Highway Department
Statehouse
Paul
Gas Tax Division
Cochise
Arizona Tax Commission
Critics Target Dr Philip C Jessup Over China Policy
Opinion piece accuses Dr Philip C Jessup of Columbia University and the State Department of failing in China. It labels him an underqualified expert, questions the White Paper on China, and notes his role at a Colombo conference tied to anti Communist policy amid Ho Chi Minh led rebellion in French Indochina.
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Philip C. Jessup
Columbia University
State Department
China
Jessup
Asia
American Council
Institute of Pacific Relations
Colombo
Ceylon
United States
Soviet Russia
France
Russia
Ho Chi-minh
Viet Nam and Southeast Asia Policy Debate by Dr Jessup
By George E. Sokolsky argues about Viet Nam as a Soviet satellite and the fate of Indo China Siam and Burma. It cites Dr. Philip Jessup defending communism as a menace not a danger while events like Klaus Fuchs arrest and Hiss conviction loom.
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Republic of
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
France
Ho Chiminh
Indo-China
Siam
Thailand
Burma
Philip Jessup
U. S
Klaus Fuchs
Alger Hiss
Jessup
Indo
Colombo
Mao Tze-tung
Don't Put U. S. On Spot Letter to Acheson
A composed appeal from a newspaper reporter to Secretary of State Dean Acheson urging careful, united leadership amid Cold War tensions. The writer cautions against premature hydrogen bomb moves and emphasizes public desire for clear goals, international cooperation, and restraint. He recalls Acheson's past kindness and offers help, hoping Washington communicates a firm path to prevent war.
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Russia
Moscow
Washington
State Department
Today’s Talk Ourselves As We See Us
Robert Burns and Emerson inspire self reflection as the reader notes the power to see oneself in nature art weather and others. The piece compares human perception to a squirrel’s gaze and urges fortifying faith by aiming high and keeping inward and outward sight aligned.
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Robert Burns
Emerson
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U.S.S.R
U.S
Oliver Cromwell
Christian Science Monitor
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Dickens
Henry W. Longfellow
John Quincy Adams
Oregon
Nevada
America
William Cullen Bryant
Wall Street Journal
Branch Rickey
Henry McLemore
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Simon Legree
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Don
Ebbets Field
Brooks
MR. Rickey
Yankees
Yawkey
Red Sox
Campanella
By Bennett Cerf
Joe Harrington
Vermont
Will Boy
Crosby Gaige
Pointblank
Crosby
Capitol Dome
By Bill Turnbow
Dan E. Garvey
Juvenile Board
Jack Wilson
George E. Sokolsky
Acheson
Drew Pearson
Dean Acheson
Washington, D. C
Dean
Kremlin
Berlin
Philippines
George Matthew Adams
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