Arizona's Progrin-1v Ve Newspaper Adverts
The Phoenix Gazette presents Arizona's program oriented content from 1880 era publication. It notes establishment, weekday evenings in Phoenix by Phoenix Newspapers Inc with Eugene C Pulliam as president and Ray J Dyer as publisher. The item references postal matter under 1879 act.
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Arizona
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
Eugene C. Pulliam
East van Buren
Phoenix
Ray J. Dyer
T Post Office
Congress
Danger of Remilitarization in Western Germany After World War II
The piece warns that Western zones seek to avert remilitarization as East Germany grows militarized under Soviet control. It notes deserter reports and German national pride fueling recovery, while Western Allies face indifference, Berlin blockade memories, and industrial dismantlement under Marshall Plan policy. It argues for giving Germans in the West more to live for, or risk a future Hitler-like move.
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Russia
Hitler
Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
America
Germany
Moscow
Salad Bowl poised as Sun Devils gain first appearance
Arizona State College at Tempe clinches a Salad Bowl bid after a sweeping win over rival Tucson, securing their first appearance in the charity game for underprivileged children. Kiwanis sponsors hope for a strong out-of-state opponent as Phoenix prepares for a grand parade and statewide support.
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Arizona State College
Tempe
Sun Devils
Tucson
Kiwanis
Montgomery Stadium
Whizzer White & Co
Arizona
Goodwin Stadium
Nevada
North Texas
University of Arizona
Drake
Phoenix
Travel Tax Sparks Repeal Call From Hotel Group
A spokesman for a major business group backs repealing the 15 percent federal transportation tax. The American Hotel Association president, speaking at Albuquerque, calls the levy a chief hindrance to the hotel industry. Arizona tourism faces a handicap as the tax persists, affecting choices between distant and nearer vacation spots. The tax, designed to limit civilian travel during war, may dampen the season as European options and currency shifts alter vacation packages. Congress is urged to heed public wishes and business welfare.
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American Hotel Association
Albuquerque
Arizona
Congress
What Is a Good Teacher Theme at Arizona Education Meet
The Arizona Education Association convention centered on the question what is a good teacher. The piece notes a provocative line about wolves at the drug store corner whistle answering the question. It also mentions pressure groups pressing payment of state bills incurred by officials as a weapon in protests.
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Arizona Education Association
Statehouse
Arizona
Air Force
Red Lake
Mohave County
Nevada
Detrital Wash
Hoover Dam
Mormon Mesa
Mesquite
Nev
Alamo Crossing
Bill Williams River
Yuma
Mohave
Symington
Republicans Again Fail to Break Long Losing Streak
The piece argues since 1932 the Republican Party has consistently lost elections. It notes a 1946 deviation against the New Deal, which produced a brief win, but the party soon returned to its losses by 1948. It cites Washington reporting rebels seeking to revert to 1946 radicalism, suggesting a shift may be underway.
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Republican
Mr. Clark
Washington
Editorials On Regional Pie Preferences For Pumpkin Or Squash
Editorial discusses pumpkin and squash usage across regions. It notes New England favors squash for pie while the Middle West embraces pumpkin, with farmers in both areas expressing regional biases and traditional beliefs about taste and texture. The piece cites measurements of regional habits and quotes farmers on pumpkin pie viability.
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New England
Middle West
James Whitcomb Riley
Public Opinion Letters Guidelines for Newspapers
The note states letters to the editor should be written on one paper side only. Writers must provide name and street address with signature, but on request anonymity is allowed. Only letters of unusual interest may exceed 300 words.
Riders Vote for Safer Highways A Peoria Mother's Plea
A Peoria mother writes in The Gazette urging stronger traffic safety, criticizing the Arizona Highway Patrol for staffing limits at school crossings and proposing Riders of the Highway as citizen safety reporters to curb dangerous drivers and protect children.
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The
Gazette
Bill Turnbow
Capitol Dome
Arizona Highway Patrol
Gestapo
OGPU
Peoria
Convicted Reds Lose Bail in Martyr Rhetoric Debate
A columnist denounces bail for 11 convicted Communists under the Smith Act, arguing against granting rallies for martyrs. He cites lengthy trials, appeals, and other countries’ tribunals, warning that bail fuels political violence and lynch court justice. He recalls personal losses from anti-Communist stance.
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United States
International Communist Party
Gerhart Eisler
Leipzig
Germany
Medina
Alaska
Garvey faces crowded 1950 Democratic gubernatorial field
Governor Dan E. Garvey confronts a possibly large slate of opponents as Arizona politics heat up for the 1950 Democratic gubernatorial race. Rumors touch Harless, Watkins, and Smith with meetings and countered claims shaping the contest while party figures weigh voter splits and strategic choices.
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Dan E. Garvey
Mr. Garvey
Richard F. Harless
Ralph Watkins
Buckeye
Watkins
Harless
Jim Smith
Central
Smith
Garvey
These Days Talk to Young Men About War and Peace
A columnist notes a pattern in postwar youth: seek security from the state, oppose future wars while supporting peace measures like the Marshall Plan, and embrace a form of isolationism. He laments poor basic economics among students and worries about disbelief in Russia’s responsibility for world events. The piece ends with a young man’s admission of practicality about debt and living costs.
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Soviet Russia
United States
Europe
Asia
Russian Empire
Students ignore history in favor of day to day policy
By George E. Sokolsky argues present government spending should justify future gains. He laments students failing to grasp figures and long term economics, preferring practical cases over constitutional philosophy. He claims young people dismiss Hamilton Jefferson Marshall while opposing capitalism amid debates between democracy and communism.
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Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
John Marshall
Downey Loses Voter Respect In California Senate Race
A San Diego Journal poll shows many Californians cannot name Senior Senator Sheridan Downey while William Knowland remains memorable. Downey has shifted from liberal beginnings to defending big landowners and utilities, and now seeks re election against Helen Gahagan Douglas with heavy backing from big donors. A Manhattan boy casually pressed Admiral Nimitz for an autograph after a church service, and the admiral signed using Mrs. Nimitz’s handbag.
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Los Angeles
John Kennedy
San Diego Journal
California
U. S. Senate
William Knowland
Sheridan Downey
Senate
Downey
Oldsters
Washington
Sheridan
Truman
Democratic Party
Congress
Helen Gahagan
Douglas
Big Boys
Manhattan
Chester W. Nimitz
Mrs. Nimitz
Fifth Avenue
Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Watch the world go by and learn from everyday sights
A reflective piece notes profit in observing crowds at brokerages, shops, and streets. The author describes watching people on the street, in a bookshop, in storefront windows, and at a new 40 story air conditioned building. A friendly black squirrel and flowers spark joy, and the essay concludes with a nod to Ford's ad slogan Watch the Fords go by and the creator's long effort behind it.
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Ford Motor Company
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Brooks Hays
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Chattanooga
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Harry Ackerman
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Grapevine
Mayo Clinic
William R. Mathews
William F. Kimball
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Kimball
Arizona Racing Commission
George E. Sokolsky
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Richard Boke
Straus
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80Th Congress
Carl Hayden
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Hayden
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