New Chinese Premier Faces Tough War End Task
DeWitt MacKenzie reports that China’s new premier Ge Mo Ying-chin faces a heavy mission to win peace with the Communist forces and push for concessions from war partners. Nationalist politics hinge on military influence wielded by Ganem Ho, long linked to Chiang Kai-shek and seen as key to any peace strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt MacKenzie
Dewitt Mackent
Cap Foreian AtTeire
Ching
Geu- Mo Ying-chin
Ganem Ho
Li ‘Psungelen
Irati
Waterlin
Jnnis
Ilo
Lough Limes
China
United Navne
Lake Success
Ho Long
Yes
Chin Kai-shek
Chiang Kalshek
Jin
Li Tsyng-jen
Yunktao
Chine
Nvn
Conall Ho
Sines
Red Command
Czechoslovakia
Generallo
Ima
Codrie
Hoevar
Driver Hurt When Cor Goes Over Rockade
Slim, garbled report describes a vehicle incident where a driver named David Joe Fresta from Cal suffers injuries after veering over a rockade at a west diversion. Details are incomplete, but the crash occurred on the highway with a 45 feet miscue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Rockade
David Joe Fresta
Cal
Washington Column Details Hoover Report on Overseas Admin
Peter Edl ux Inka argues Hoover Commission will tackle U S lack of trained overseas administrators as General Clay’s military government winds down. He notes the need to fill top posts with capable leaders, the difficulty of replacing Clay, and varying German governance approaches influencing postwar civilian control and labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edlux
Inka
Washingtos Comezantin U. 3
Washington
NEA
Lucius Th. Clay
Weske Ness
G. S
Overseas Administration
Johis
Marist Mitty
Truman Doctrine
Greer and Curkey
Germane
Dapan Til Koreste
Herbert Hoover
Commission
U. S
United States
General Clay
Ap Clara
Clay
Stile Department
Army
Germany
Af Soli
Pucillan
Ims
Joba
Ise
Liethie
Stunteis
St Farmer School
New York
Tess Fester
Stiat Demeersey Moana
Var Gayoner
Michigan
Politetan le
Munich
Themeelves
Rapid Taynover
Olicy
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Cheretin
Charles P. Gross
New York City
Army Transportation Corp
General Gross
Charles M. LaFollette
Indiana
LaFollette
Automobile thefts keep officers busy weekend report
Police logged numerous thefts Saturday and Sunday with several recoveries. A car left in front of Aubhard's Refrigeration supply store was found, another vehicle tied to a Baptist church theft was traced, and a third theft was foiled when a car stalled on a curb near the Cohen theater. One recovered car belonged to Hy Hi Karten Hew and another to Babbitt. The report also mentions errant remarks about wartime politics embedded in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eamity
Saturniay
Aubhard
Karlion
Ford
Trek
Jillies Robertzon
Cohen Theater
Hy Hi
Karten
Sfining Babbitt
Past Travelers Report Eastbound Movement
Fragmented OCR notes describe travelers moving east and a count of 300 unspecified items amid bright paint in North Wakotr with 2 specimens selected. Readable details are limited. entities and exact actions are unclear.
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Grieshteng
North Wakotr
Pathways of Old Memories at Canyon City event
Fragmented reminiscences describe a gathering last Sunday night and a social week with names such as Cecil Richardson and J Moris Richade. Reports mention a second child, a Tour al Mrz, and local weather indicating lingering spring conditions amid community chatter and visiting figures from nearby areas.
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Apu
Cecil Richardson
Takin
Mrz
Richaudean
Ali Sisilors
M . Courtrigat
J. Moris Richade
Tearlers College
Gneals
Joseph City
Heazeinek Valles
Wemud
Hugh Andeyatl
Reckless Driving Sentence Passed in Convertible Incident
Vince G. White, justice of the peace, presided over the case as deputies were alerted after a convertible coupe sped at a high rate of speed beyond city limits. McMalam, deputy sheriff, reported on the incident and the subsequent sentencing for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince G. White
Navajo Apache Bank Proposal Discussed by Chamber
The Navajo and Apache lenders and business leaders are weighing a proposal to establish a bank in the region. Letters sent to the Chamber of Commerce urged support, noting potential benefits and risks, while officials questioned funding and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache Cau
Tato Havaiewou
Chamber of Commenie
Wmifma
Snawshikend McNary
Tucson Man Awaits Triel For Smuggling
Rodrigues Hetgiantes, 32, of Tucson, is held in Pine County jail on $2,500 bond on charges tied to smuggling. A man was arrested yesterday afternoon following a stakeout at a Tucson station after authorities seized about 2 ounces of prepared opium intended for shipment from Mesico to the United States, according to a U.S. customs agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maelo Cap —Bagi Vie Rodrigues Hetgiantes
Pine County
Tucson
United States
Simpaon
U. 5
Zine Production In US Down 3 Per Cent
U S output fell three percent with total mine production at about 2.9 billion short tons of ore. California led declines while western states showed mixed results and the central region rose modestly, keeping overall output near the prior year.
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Tington
Molcona-California
West Central
Roger
James D. Babbitt Heads To Merchandising School
James D. Babbitt of Flagstaff and James D. Babbitt of Pasadena join Arthur M. Hannifia and Charles C. Schultz in attending the Bord merchandising school in Derchen Michigan beginning March 2. The program trains Ford dealer personnel in modern merchandising under billet from executive staff. Babbitt, nephew of E. J. Babbitt, has served in the Air Corps and held a rising line in Ford Center sales and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Hannifia
Pasdena
Charles C. Schultz
Forend
James D. Babbitt
Flagstaff
Bord Marchandising
Derchen
Mich
Jans Tt. Roberts
Long Besch Tis- Lyset Casus
Ford Dealer
Beton
Babbitt
E. J. Babbitt
Fligstaff É
Ford Center
Air Corps
Dan P
SP Railway Sued For $30,000 Damages
In Tucson on March 16, 1949, Southern Pacific agreed to defend a $441,000 damage suit filed in Pima County by Mrs. Pearl Rauner. She alleges negligence after an automobile collision on December 1, 1948, with a hazardous pipe extending from a right of way loading area used by the Paso and Southwestern Railroad, causing damage to her vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fucson
Southern Pacific Alieny Company
Vint County
Pearl Rauneult
Rauner
Finn
A Paso and
South Western
Funeral Services for Williams Soldier Kenneth Walihim
Funeral services are set for Lt. Kenneth Walihim, who died in World War II in Germany. Services will be held at 2 and followed by military rites at Williams Reetory after church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hip the & ‘S
Williams
Pany Priday
Willian Thaptia Chyrel
Kenneth Walihim
Weather Bureau Jobs Examination Planned
Applications for examinations for meteorological aids are being accepted by the United States Civil Service until March 28. Full details are available at the post office weather bureau office in the post office building or the Arizon Store Employment Service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ci Service Care Mission
Arixons
Theft at Douglas Theater Safe Exceeds Four Hundred
Five men are pursuing the person who took more than 400 dollars from the Douglas Theater safe on a Sunday night into Monday. Police and theater officials report the break in occurred during off hours and investigators are reviewing security footage and witness statements.
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Houglas
Mavely I
Jlersu
Ufe
Geant Theater
Beta Betyren
Mooilay Tov
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Alan Ki
Paul F. Sarcer
Rto
Wireutution Staniger
Wandin Po
Ox Corporation
Sarre
Fingtraft
Bellomont
Coconino
Yavapa
Apache
Fiaquinti
Arizona
Winslow
Willard Shinners
Sean Sal Veox
Ellis G. Jann
Bhinnersuhsa Tek
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Sean
Eppo Lep
Atlings
Eugene Mieke
Canyon Lieerilay
Roki
Amere
National Bookkeeping Service
Ti. L. Worischeck
Talkington Bldg
WSN
Leroux St. - Flagstaff
Eoin
Seafsonl National
Apache Bank
Ils
Sales
SP Railway
Weather Bureau
Orpheum
Douglas Theater
Hager's Jew ‘Acris Fram City Hall
Bandwiches Maignanes
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