Hayden under fire over draft stance and wartime record
W. E. Murphey of Tucson warns the Pima County Democratic Committee that Carl Hayden could face defeat over his anti draft and pacifist record. The letter cites Hayden opposition to universal military training and other preparedness measures, urging Arizonans to judge his wartime votes before voting.
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W.E. Murphey
Tucson
Pima County Democratic Committee
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Hasden
Congress
United States
Murphey
United Sites
Republic
Wired
Arma
Crowder
Carl
France
Hayden
Arizonians
Universal Miliary Tlanning
Secord
Kahn
General Staff of
Lieutenant Maddock Transferred to Front Line Unit
The article notes Lieutenant Tom Maddock has been transferred to the Forty Second Engineers unit serving at the front. It discusses public support for Maddock and Carl Hayden, praising Maddock's wartime service and political stance while outlining the wartime political context.
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Battle Front
W. E. Murphes
Carl Hayden
Hayden
Fam Maddock
Oni
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Carl Havaden
Rts de
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Tom Maddock
Arizona
Madoown
Phoenix
Conmias Tom Maddock
Forty Second Engineers
Congress
Bey
Santa Fe
Rowl
Tom Campbell
Ution
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Bring in the Americans in Frenchs view of rewards
A long extract on how French impressions of Americans shift from tourists to real allies. The piece praises American soldiers for winning trust and affection in France, citing stories of resourceful aid and the idea that Americans will return home carrying long lasting goodwill and bonds with the French people.
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Fie Ierie
Andrew
France
America
Paris Figaro
Emerson
Editorial warns against two billion tax hike and wasteful spending
The piece rails at McAdoo and Congress for a two billion tax increase and reckless wartime spending. It argues excessive taxation harms production, burdens civilians, and stalls victory, urging restraint, audits, and sane budgeting to avoid the greatest national debt in history.
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Chicago Tribune
Adoo
Nescesarifs 1
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McAdoo
Democratic rift in Pima County committee impacts state race
In a tense Pima County Democratic meeting tensions rose over anti Hunt delegates and a split on the state committee vote. Calter may withdraw amid a push for an anti WW platform while Colter faces pressure to break from party lines as Phoenix awaits next Monday.
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Pima County Committee
Calter
Colter
Pima
Phoenix
University of Arizona Grows Into Major Southwestern Institution
Through Dr. von KleinSmid and the University of Arizona leadership, the fall term opens as the greatest in its history. The institution shifted from political football to a solid foundation, with rising enrollment and growing influence, earning regard as a major western university.
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University of Arizona
Southwest
Ple
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Great Big West
FAUL Sept 24 Quiet today ordered the permanent tr ieas
The article notes Judge Martin was suspended last March and a disciplinary statement was issued. It references the Heverner Burs and a farm crop advisory quote about seed, seed-bed, and plowing. It ends with an advertisement for Avery steel plows from Ronstadt Grain & Implement Co. in a city at Congress and Main.
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Marten
Avery Steel
Ronstadt Grain & Implement Co
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