One Sure Way For The Voters In Phoenix Election
Voters face a clear choice between two complete tickets in Phoenix with the November 8 election. Charter Government promises a trained city manager to end muddle and political interference, backed by Udall and Walters. Deppe bloc supports the current setup, backing three fill-ins to preserve the status quo, while independents offer uncertain paths. The paper urges electing the Charter Government ticket to achieve unified leadership, reduce tax costs, and end the city hall tug-of-war.
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Phoenix
Charter Government
Udall
Walters
Deppe
City Hall
Council
H. W
Jack) Blaine
James Deppe
Blaine
John Lane
Phoenix Homes Dream At Arizona Building Exposition
Four thousand shoppers at Phoenix Rollerdrome attend the second annual Arizona Building Exposition opening night and again last night. Thousands explore booths of brick lumber hardware and home systems while a model home is shown as a central attraction. The piece emphasizes home building as a bright future for Phoenix and the value of dream homes.
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Phoenix
Rollerdrome
Arizona
New Era in Cafes as Waitress Training Rolls Out
A Phoenix Technical School sponsored post graduate refresher course for cafe staff in cleanliness neatness and service. Arizona Restaurant Association and Hotel and Restaurant Employees' Union support the program. Graduates pledge precise order delivery no misfilled plates or lipstick on glassware. Aims to raise professional dignity behind the counter and improve dining experience.
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Phoenix Technical School
Technical School
Arizona Restaurant Association
Hotel and Restaurant Employees’ Union
Gladys
G. W
Higher Education
Government urges enforcement over dissolution of A&P chain
The Department of Justice seeks to dissolve A&P into seven independent retail units and separate its manufacturing from retail functions. It also wants the Atlantic Commission Company dissolved. The brief argues vigorous enforcement is better for the public interest than breakup, noting potential price and supply impacts.
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Department of Justice
A. & P. Food Chain
Atlantic Commission Company
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Federal District Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Minton
Supreme Court
Editorials Of Current Interest Reprinted From Leading Newspapers
The piece rebuts breaking up the existing system, defends shared benefits of integrated buying and selling, and contrasts Truman’s “Fair Deal” with 1789 era ideals. It argues for strong federal structure, cites Washington Hamilton Jefferson Madison, and notes modern gadgets lacking yet enduring global influence of American political ideas.
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United States
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
First Congress
America
Bowling Alleys Face Silencing
A columnist rails against silent bowling alleys and light based pin substitutes. He recalls birthdays of inventors, mocks experiments, and recounts a 1939 incident where a pin boy was injured, noting support for traditional noisy bowling culture and warning against removing thrill and danger in the sport.
Standard Time Belts by Railroads Change U S Clocks
Bennett Cerf notes the railroads created the four standard times Eastern Central Mountain and Western in the United States. The 1883 adoption faced prophecies of chaos yet proved broadly successful.
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Bennett Cerf
Stewart Holbrook
United States
Tennessee
Watson
The Grab Bag Quiz Answers Revealed
The page lists five trivia questions with answers: Rangoon, off the east coast of Africa, Persia, Dublin, and on the southwestern coast of Africa. It also defines furlough as a soldier's leave and cites a quotation about wrath and reason.
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Rangoon
Africa
Persia
Dublin
Capitol Dome reports shift in Arizona Motor Vehicle head
Arizona Highway Commission elevates Leon Lane to superintendent of the motor vehicle division amid political tensions. Lane, long a division employee, revealed as a Democrat after appointment. governor sought a qualified head overseeing about 10 million dollars yearly in gas taxes and vehicle fees. Also notes Truman pick Edward T. McCormick for the SEC and local party maneuverings.
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Arizona Highway Commission
Leon Lane
Lane
Road Bureau
Turnbow
Dan E. Garvey
Commission
Williams Fate Remains in Senate Ouster Fight
The State Senate seeks Williams to stay on as Land Commissioner amid ouster charges pending Attorney General Wilson's report. Senators vow no resignation under fire and oppose immediate successors while elections approach. They warn of a prolonged dispute into the 1950 cycle and plan to closely monitor developments.
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Olds
Arizona Democratic Party
Leland Olds
Ernest W. McFarland
Carl Hayden
Steve Langmade
Democratic State Central Committee
Washington
Seraiate Commerce Committee
Arizona Democratic Association
Daily Worker
Senate
Ed Johnson
Colorado
ADA
Hayden
McFarland
Bill Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Arizona
State Senate
O. C. Williams
Williams
Fred O. Wilson
Garvey
Truman flays Anderson as big interest man in farm plan stance
Washington dispatch reports President Truman branding Clinton Anderson a big interest man over 90 percent parity fights in farm supports. The exchange follows Anderson urging a flexible 75 to 90 percent scale, with Truman noting his own 90 percent preference and praising Pace's production payment feature.
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Washington
Truman
Clinton Anderson
Anderson
Senate
New Mexico
Brannan
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Dick Russell
Georgia
Clint Anderson
Stephen Pace
Dartmouth lecture links editor Barnes to newspaper shifts
Secretary of State arrives in Hanover to hear Joe Barnes, ex editor of The Star and PM, speak on changing newspaper fields. The Dartmouth Great Issues course hosts Barnes who argues readers and writers will both change as journalism evolves, noting lasting impact despite fleeting fame. Acheson attends, receiving a warm reception as Barnes delivers a cautious forecast.
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Eli Whitney
Robert Fulton
Robert
Frank Buck
Hanover
N. H
Joe Barnes
the Star
Marshall Field
The
Dartmouth
Acheson
Barne
Barnes
Lecture reflections on Russia and Kremlin nightmare critique
A Dartmouth report quotes Barnes on coping with Russia and the Kremlin nightmare to boost U S influence. The piece notes Acheson left for other duties and mentions a Tuesday Barnes lecture amid traffic surveys in New York City and Lloyds term A-1 for ships and fittings.
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New York City
Leaf Beauty and a New Jersey Poet Share Autumn Echoes
In reflective prose the author muses on autumn leaves falling gently and renewing life in spring while noting their artful design and the cycle of seasons. The piece honors a New Jersey mail carrier and photographer poet, Bucky McDonnell, famed for sending pressed leaves with his letters.
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Mother Earth
New Jersey
Bucky McDonnell
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Landon
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Groucho
Burma
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Liberia
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Capitol Dome
Edward T. McCormick
Tucson
Security and Exchange Commission
Elmer Vickers
Arizona Federation of Labor
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American Federation of Labor
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Frank L. Porter
Mohave County
Littlefield
Statehouse
Winston Reynolds
Pima County
Democratic Central Committee
By Bill Turnbow
Reg Manning
State of
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Manning
John R. Murdock
Arizona Capitol
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Arizona Industrial Commission
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John L. Lewis
Cy Ching
Harry Moses
U.S. Steel
H. C. Frick Company
George Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Lewis
Joseph Moody
Welfare
Moses
Love
Moody
United States Steel Company
Cleveland Trust Company
U. 8S. Steel
Cleveland Bank
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal
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Ching
John L
George E. Sokolsky
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Dean Acheson
Russia
Joe Stalin
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George Matthew Adams
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