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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1949

Page

12

Foreign policy debate hints at 1950 Senate race battles

Washington reports a developing Republican Democratic clash over foreign policy as 1950 campaigns begin. Taft and Dirksen critique administration policy, while Democrats edge toward supporting current plans. Bandwidth of positions spans Monroe Doctrine proposals, Atlantic Pact votes, and Marshall Plan funding amid urging a stronger international approach.

Washington Taft North Atlantic Russia United States Europe House Tafts Scott W. Lucas Illinois Dirksen Lucas Senate Forrest C. Donnell Missouri Donnell Homer E. Capehart Indiana Capehart Henry F. Schricker Thomas E. Dewey New York Iowa Bourke B. Hickenloopere Atomic Energy Commission Wayne Morse Oregon Harry P. Cain Warren G. Magnuson Cain Magnuson Harlan Peyton GOP John Foster Dulles Herbert H. Lehman

Public notices and personnel updates from Phoenix

Applications for Arizona Highway Patrol positions are due by Oct 1 with details at 107 Winters Building Phoenix. Wallace Broberg outlines future city park plans to Realtors Exchange at Hotel Adams. Navy and Army personnel from Arizona are listed with assignments, training, and prior schooling. Lamson College adds two sessions and three instructors due to high enrollment.

Arizona Highway Patrol Don J. Hays Tucson Patrol Merit System Council Hays Office of the Council Winters Building Phoenix Wallace Broberg City Parks Board Realtors’ Exchange Hotel Adams The Phoenix Real Estate Board Lamson Business College Fred McDermont Lillian Groves Chicago Theodora Maxwell Los Angeles Buster Winterhalter West McKinley Street

Sunnyslope LDS Branch Formed

A new Sunnyslope branch of the Latter-day Saints Church was formed yesterday by Delbert L. Stapley in Sunnyslope Park Club. Missionaries from the Phoenix Stake will continue in charge until officers are chosen. Bishop Blaine Alexander will oversee the branch with Rupert T. Johnson and Marion Swain currently in charge.

Latter-day Saints Church Sunnyslope Delbert L. Stapley Sunnyslope Park Club Phoenix Stake Blaine Alexander Phoenix Third Ward Rupert T. Johnson Marion Swain

Tweed fleece coat in plaid from Switzer collection

Reported tweed fleece in brown beige and yellow plaid size 12 priced at 269 95 from the Switzer collection.

Switzer

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