Austerity plan could last two to three years says Edson
Washington outlines a three year defense mobilization with a phased peacetime buildup by end of 1953. The plan features higher shortages, price controls, and shifts in production if war occurs. Marshall and officials aim for a balanced budget and stabilized prices to support a three year recovery.
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U. S
Pelee Sonfrats
Stavic Bend Seen Weak in DeWitt MacKenzie View
DeWitt MacKenzie questions Stavic's bend as Aylen allied analysis suggests weak defense. The piece references Slavic and non Slavic influences, Russia, Romania claims, and broader geopolitical tensions including satellite status and potential shifts in power balance near Moscow.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Moneer Reunion Scheduled March 31
Plans for the twenty seventh annual Moneer Brothers Reunion are announced by The Ari us Republic. The event will bring together eligible members who travel from various states for a morning program and a concluding activities session on March 31.
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Moneer
Dean Of Women's Mother Passes On
Dr Marion LeCount dean of women at Arizona State College learns of her mother's sudden death in Taft California. Dr Mildred Stevens assumes interim duties as LeCount travels to Tuc son to handle the transition and return to campus next week.
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Cal
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LeCount
Tuceson
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Womn
Tucson
Miss LaCount
Greistlan
Paul Twine Fueke
Judy
Judy Told the Stories She A3 About the Way Her Mother Treated Ysert
Full Retirement Not Required For Security Benefits
Local social security officer Jack Cromwell explained changes to the retirement benefits under the survivors system. He noted workers 65 and over may collect retirement benefits while earning up to 50 dollars monthly in covered jobs and that the old age limit was raised from 14.08 dollars. He urged eligible residents to contact the local administration office in North Main Street.
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Jack Cromwell
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Crumwell
Noun MM
Nash
Pathways of Old Memories From the SUN Filter
Scattered notes recall ten years ago with names and places from Arizona and Phoenix. Mentions include hospital meetings, surgeries, and travels of families such as Richardson and Langdon, plus a brief economic snapshot using 1920s style prices.
Short Story Contest Sponsored by State College Chapter
A national project promotes education through a short story contest for junior and senior high school students and freshmen in college. The winning local chapters will advance to a national entry, with the final judging date set for Friday, March 20.
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Arizona State College
Kappa Detitor
Alon
Cowal Dulldtine
Northern Residents Aid Boys Ranch Plans
Northern Arizonans join the advisory board for the Airestara and Arie zowa Bays ranch as cornerstone ceremonies set for April 1 with Governor Howard Taft officiating. The project, funded by Arizona Rotary clubs, aims to build 20 entryways to aid the Boys Ranch. Board members include George Rabbitt Joseph Phlorsiiff, M. M. Johnson, Mrs. John Neal, William Bourdon, Charles Frankin Parker, Prescott, Triace Brockett and others from Kingman and Snowflake.
Devil Steals Pen From Pastor's Study in Iowa
In Pasadena or nearby town a theft is reported from the study of Reverend L. EB. Curtes, pastor of St. Andrew Evangelical United Brethren Church. A note left by the thief reads I hate sou, The devil TM, prompting police to search for the culprit and recover the stolen pen.
Red forces face pressure as Ridgway warns of potential attack
General Ridgway says Reds may mass troops for a major assault in Korea but believes an offensive is not imminent. Allied units push east of Seoul through the Taedong river area as a six inch snow slows front lines. Northern and Chinese forces are reportedly around 300,000 troops below the parallel.
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South Korea
Matthew Bo Ridgway
Sormanter
Korea
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Eighth
MacAcllur
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Sroul
Trois
Desperadoes Vanish After Jail Stay
A pair of desperadoes and a female accomplice vanished after jail while being moved through downtown Orval. Officers on their trail across four states say the trio fled in a black coupe with the female passenger, last seen around midnight Sunday.
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Ham Fleet
L-Flemr
Orval
Billy
Fire and explosion hit US Burediene plant near Pilta Ohio
A fire and explosion at the Burediene plant owned by Koppers Company near the Ohio river town northwest of Pilta burned tanks used in synthetic rubber production. Two workers were burned and one was injured. Fire crews from three nearby towns helped control the blaze an hour after it began.
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Piltaenes
Ue Haze
2000 Scouts to stage camporee March 30
MINENIN AP Roy Seoule from guntial Arizona leads 2000 scouts expected to stage a camporee on March 30. They will pitch tents along the fairground track and display woolcraft and whip craft lore.
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Minenin
Roy Seoule
Guntial
Arizona
Northern Arizona Symphony and Shyine of the Ages Choir Concerts
The Northern Arizona Symphony Orchestra, chamber music recital, and a concert by the Shyine of the Ages Choir are set for Playstaft Snowflake Winslow and Prescuil under Pro-Musica Society sponsorship. Planning meeting at the Audrey home included officers Swirta Pekle conductor Jonsson vice president Audres Stilley Hullewan Kennedy Switzeralee Salter.
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Shyine of the Ages
Pro- Musica Society
Thi Yearsas
May Draft Calls To Total 60 000 Men
A misread Washington report notes draft calls increasing to sixty thousand, with the UK reporting total draftee requests near thirty thousand for the year. Analysts cite reliance on voluntary enlistments by other military workers, while monthly requests run around twenty thousand.
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Wasiington
Aas
Department Interior delays natural gas pipeline completion
The Federal and state energy dispute frames a battle over common carrier obligations for gas produced on federal lands. The Pure Natural Gas Company resists mandatory carriage while contracts would face disruption, risking millions in liability as construction stalls and fuel supply to defense industries faces delays.
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Dafivestos
Department of the Interior
Seligman
Perkins
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Rompany
Weat Conat Defense Industries
Lovin
Arizona
HR Pano Natural Gas Company
Poomission
Senator Vandenberg In Stable Condition After Surgery
AP reports Senator Vandenberg remains in stable condition following a recent series of operations. Authorities say he is resting comfortably after his medical procedures and is under close supervision in the hospital.
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Nativity Church hosts Catholic conference and sermons
Msgr B A Albouy James will lead conference sessions and deliver sermons with Rev Anthony Korcek of Gallup New Mexico. Mass, confession, and communion follow at Nativity Church with Benedictine blessings and a later breakfast hosted by the Catholic Daughters of America in St Anthony's hall.
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Sonnday
Catholic Daughters of America
Leo
February Employment Sets New Record
The Census Bureau reported January employment at 58,905,000 in a record for the month. The Commerce Secretary cautioned that widespread unemployment is unlikely to result from defense production measures and noted the data reflect prewar industrial shifts.
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Washington Cap
Alin Marth
Census Bureau
Wise Schaiweord
Pione Report For Draft Amid Turbulent Return
AP report notes indeterminate draft status amid chaotic lines and unclear names. Mentions several individuals and a board decision affecting two planes and scheduled time, with four named figures cited in uncertain context.
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Eno Safford
Ikiclion
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