To Quit or Not to Quit That's the Korean Question
Washington correspondent Peter Edson assesses the Korean War dilemma for the United States and United Nations. He argues that either widening the war or evacuating Korea risks greater global conflict, urging continued resistance with allied support and adequate manpower, equipment, and decision at the UN.
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Peter Edson
the Sun
Washinton
Karta Mayot
United Nations
Candia
Korea
United States
MacArthur
U. S
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Més Aritur
South Korea
Rhee
Inchon
State Department
Manchuela
China
DeWitt MacKenzie Reviews Global Red Purges and Plans
The article notes aggressive Communist purges in China and Russia, with America’s Communist Party reportedly prepared to endorse suppression. It claims bold claims of ready machinery to purge dissidents, training of loyal specialists, and mass executions in Tong Kong and other regions as part of a broader revolution.
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Rursia
Shore
Newstwerk Mageazine
Amercan Communist Party
Ilefénss
Foe
Sidente
China
Ruszia
Anics
Pelshevisa
Cit
Tong Kong
Russia
Lincurious Lounge Cars to Join Super Chief Service
The Santa Fe adds two fine streamlined passenger cars to the Super Chief fleet on Sunday Jan 28, Los Angeles to Chicago. A partial dome lounge car with private dining and a dining car with fluorescent lighting and dry ice refrigeration showcase advanced造 engineering. The dome lounge comprises five units including an observation dome and Parquesse Room. The Turnshine Room for private dining features turquoise vinylite walls, gold mirrors, turquoise draperies, and a turquoise carpet with a distinctive Indian turquoise medallion motif.
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Santa Fe
Los ‘Angeles
Chicago
The
Pathways of Old Memories From The SUN archive notes
A compact, era stitched collage labeled Ten Years Ago and Twenty and Thirty Years Ago. It recalls Flagstaff school board election results Dr Charles W Seehrist president and J C G Brown as clerk, plus odd notes on local people, births, and teachers at Flagstaff and Ash Fork.
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Charles W. Seehrist
Flagstaff
J. C G. Brown
Ch Lelia BiePherson
Fligetaffs Company 4
Pork Sil
Port
Sam Huus- Son
Tex
Ernest Gann
Arizona State Teachers College
Regissie RB
RB. Powers
and Airs. Sanchez
South Leyoux Street
Intuit Hadeen
Bury
Gendy Gaminage
Phoenix
Gen Chishnim
Percy Hayley
Forest Service
Hone
Ash Fork
J. WW
Winslow
Water Users Strike Called Off Today
Phoenix AP reports Salt River Valley water users and Gall River power district workers ended a strike today. Alfred Skneckelford of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL paid the union members, the proposed wage increase would raise most classifications by 1.73 cents per hour while one group would gain eight cents.
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Phoenix
Thealsuke
Salt River Valley
Gall River
Alfred Skneckelford
International Dyathorhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Dille
Margie Lou and Eddie Save Duke in Darting Rescue
Margie Lou is in danger when Max attacks, but Eddie Engstrom intervenes with Duke and frees her. Max is driven off by Duke as Eddie clarifies his identity. The torn scene shifts to tension then budding romance as Margie Lou and Eddie exchange whispered promises and a lucky coin binds their attraction.
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Margie Lou
Max
Eddie
Duke
Margie Lau
Duke Dukes
Von
Puke
Eddie Engstrom
Margie
Tal
Eadie
Margie Pau
Bond
Jig
Margie Low
Gidot
Edio
Marine Loupee
Russia Uses Limited Wars Plan To Halt Western Rise
A disclosed analysis notes Moscow fears Western anti-Red forces and plans limited wars to destabilize Europe. It cites Cominform material alleging a Greece-Yugoslavia-Turkey bloc and a Balkan attack timing, with Soviet movements and Polish divisions in Bulgaria cited as recent signals. Western diplomats estimate months to years for mobilization and training of large forces if an alliance moves to counter the threat.
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Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Balkans
Nicholas Zahariaites
Washington
Balkaria
Albania
Greece
Yugoslavia
Aatellite
Chengeeling
Bulgaria
Poland
Uber Bene
Ume
Sad
Strilery
Rospel Yaroslavs
Bonn, West
Eisenhower
Shortage Of Copper For Defense Revealed
Washington AP reports that U S copper deposits outside demilitarized zones are insufficient for defense needs and civilian use. James Boyd, defense minerals administrator, said production has faced pressure as facilities are shut or reduced for 9 to 22 months. He cautioned that procurement estimates may be high yet stressed delaying shortages is dangerous and better to act early.
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James Boyd
Defense Minerals
Obscure 1951 Radio Schedule Notes ABC
From a 1951 page stubs announce daily program blocks. Listings mention Andy Parker Shaw bio and a Hollywood carnival segment plus sports review and late news, with time stamps such as 6 20 45 minutes and 10 39. Tuesday January 3 lists air slots for Moonlight and The Man from Dixie.
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Tady
Andy Parker
Shaw
Uutter
Mrs Walner Visits Flagstaff From Lake Success
Mrs Walner, active in the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, travels from Lake Success to Flagstaff. She speaks on world affairs with twenty years in Japan, credits gained from service with the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions and Quaker relief efforts.
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Gladys Tied
Mobec
Ak Ashurst
Faletae Uate
Walner
Flagstaff
Lake
Security Council
Astick
Women's International
Laughe For
Peace and Freedom
Inan Addai
New Mexico
Arizona
Fiies Service Committee
Walser
Themlore Dy ‘Walser
Japan
Presbyterian’ Board of Foreign ‘Missions
Orient
Sanitaridins To Get Refresher Course
A refresher course on sanitation and food handling will be held in Phoenix for city and county sanitation staff starting January 16. George W. Marx, chief engineer of the Bureau of Sanitation, oversees the two week program at Pepsi-Cola Sanitarium, 3200 North Genal Avenue. Daily sessions run 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with first week milk sanitation and second week food handling techniques, plus field trips and demonstrations Wednesdays.
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Phoenix
George W. Marx
Bureau of Sanitation
State Department of Health
north-Gengal Avenue
State law prompts annual sessions and historic assembly size
Under a new state law, regular sessions must occur annually instead of biennially, making this the largest gathering yet. The prior membership stood at 88, but the 1948 general election spurred a reapportionment. The Salmion is valued as Vanidian fisheries’ top product, with lobster second.
Haulers Move Hay From Cael Tiedemann’s Port Place
Ebsgstatt Fy day saw EP Keith and Jack load hay at Cael Tiedemann’s Port area as routine business visitors checked on the operation.
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Keith
Jack
Cael Tiedemann
Ebsgstatt
Phoenix Tax Debate Over Repeal and Revenue Loss
In Phoenix the Phoenician Protest notes the tax commission chair’s claim that repealing two taxes would cut state revenue by about 500000. The article describes figures on taxation, processed foods levies, and the impact on property owners, with Mills arguing taxes would instead shift to new industries.
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Phoenix
Tax Commission
Mir
Alo
Enid
Arlxoin
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