Leaders urge US to shake fear and boost economy
Charles Luckmin of Lever Brothers warned Americans against paralyzing anxiety over downturns. He argued growth depends on businessmen selling goods, workers and savings, urging a return to confidence and productive effort to avoid disaster. He noted high profits and postwar optimism but warned of lingering gloom and stalled hiring.
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Anton
Colinbey
Charles Luckmin
Lever Brothers Company
Big Song
Miakor
Luchain
Hess
Vne Lacksman
Los Angeles
Communists Riding Racial Tiger in Asia
The piece surveys fears that communism taps latent Asian race tensions as Western powers lose influence. It cites South Africa’s Smuts in Manila and diplomat Lockett in Manila warning white leadership must adapt to Asia’s shift away from colonialism or risk fueling anti Western movements and broader upheaval.
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James D. Wiate
Ferelien Altaire Azalyatt
China
Ife
Asia
Japan
Indy Nm Oracint
Jan Christian Smutts
South Africa
Luis
Ernie Mill
Chicago Daily News
Africa
Sus
Malanay
Smuts
Manila
Thomas IL Lockett
Philippines
United States
Washington Column by Edson on China Policy and Chiang Kai-shek
The column cites excerpts from United States and British military reports on China in 1947. It discusses General Chiang Kai-shek's defense strategy, supply lines, and battlefield decisions, noting Communist gains, logistical failures, and internal disagreements among Nationalist leadership and advisers.
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Hy Peter Edson
Barr
Washington
NEA
China
A. G. Wedenwyer
David Baer
Hare
George C. Marry
Phall
United States
Bury
Chiang Ka Shek
Bringseco
Gonewil
Chinchow
X. Son Wk
Isanrd
Dijee
Genevkl
Ban
Hak
I'Simm
Shanting
Hsuchow
Tubian Ws
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Baiings Hite
Attom
Manshaun
Chine
Peiping
Mukden
Wei
Tih Min
Neri Ching
Nin
Yavapai Uranium Mine to be Inspected by Officials
Willside mine in Yavapai County was inspected Wednesday by representatives of the Atomic Energy Commission. Charles J. Dunning from the state department of mine resources said the site would be visited by Dr. George Bain of Amherst University and Donald Everhart, assistant chief of the commission's mineral resources division.
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Proenix
Willside
Yavaypwi
Toumi
Willie
Atomic Energy Commisaloy
Charles J. Dunning
State Department of
Amine Resources
George Bain
Amherst University
Donald Everhart
Chinese Civil War Defeat Report Skews to Retreat and Flight
Reports detail a rout in Manchuria where General Wei fled with troops and 319,000 Communists reportedly move toward North China. General Barr and USMAG advisers warned against aiding a southern push, while the Nationalist government clings to a fragile foothold as losses mount and pilots and transports are redeployed.
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Manchuria
China
Nanking
Bary
Barr Wraly
U. S
Althouh
Canyon Rotarians Hear Apprenticeship Expert Open With Parade
The Canyon Rotarians opened with a parade featuring Winslow roundup expert and discussed apprenticeship programs. Arizona officials described classroom and on the job training, noting a Boulder Canyon project will employ trained workers for a new Davis Dam installation. A Winslow parade is planned for Saturday noon to begin the annual roundup rodeo with events, dancing and a queen selection leading to a governor-backed crowning.
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Winslow
Winslow to Host State Dental Fluoride Program
About 300 Winslow children will begin a four visit topical sodium fluoride program run by the state federal dental demonstration team led by Dr John Heck. The effort aims to reduce tooth decay by about four percent with plans to move next to McNary after Winslow.
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Dem Servier
Winslow
Childrin
John Heck
Wit
McNary
Parenta
Bertha J. Darkharst
State Department of Health
McNavy
Mev Navy
Williams Officer To Attend Summer Camp
Gly The SUN'S Men Bertier Sapt. Kennel A. Siams leads the 4%ith Engineer Combat battalion in organizing reserve corps and receiving orders to attend summer camp at Fort MacArthur Caliv from Aug. 21 to Sept. B. Col. Lawrence 1. Carathera, PA Phoenix senior instructor for Arizona Organized Reserves, confirms 24 others on Captain Labsch's orders and more than 200 had said they would go. Garuthers notes Arizona communities will be represented at camps this summer, aiding national defence.
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Bertier
Kennel A. Siams
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Arizona
Garuthers
Ten Years Ago In Flagstaff Rotary and Local Notes
Ten years ago Agoy John Babbitt and G5 Wilson Dix joined Flagstaff Rotary, with a Peoples magazine photogenesis contest in Phoenix and a new assistant position to Fred Baker at the Flagstaff Arizona State lab. Also noted are motel opening plans near completion set for August 24, and local travels of H L Albers, N S Alexander, Mrs A Sadler, and Mr Sarah Manning’s visit, plus Lt John Mathews at camp No 8 and G C Kudson buying Fara and seen driving it around town.
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John. Babbitt
G.5
Wilson dix
Flagstaff
A.B. Dabeau
Saterdss
H. L. Albers
Phoenix
N. S. Alexander
A. Sadler
Sarah Manning
Washington
Waed
Tex
John Mathews
A. G
Camp No
Billlanon
G. CG
Kudson
Fara
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Arizona Daily
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McHary
Wiliams
Neng End
Weatherford Hotel
Leroux
Center of Town
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Albert A. Hall
Jean & Trox
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Gibson
Navajo-Hopi Trading Co
Oak Crack Canyon
Santa, Fe
Foxboro Ranch
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DAS & Dixon
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Chamber of Commerce Life
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