Occupation of Japan faces log jam in recovery program
In Tokyo analysts say the Allied occupation stalls on Japan’s economic recovery. Pressure grows for a crackdown to push reforms, as Japanese leaders resist democratic responsibility while seeking to keep influence over policy and industry. MacArthur’s stance calls for a temporary surrender of some privileges to stabilize the economy.
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Japan
Russell Mnes
Dewill Mackenzie
Tokyo
Noticy
Sayinn
Americon
biSleeas Nen
Eccamnle
MacArthur
Pri
Insuya Ategiate
Wasthington
Amderican
Tlu
Gisceruit
Joseph M. Dodge
Washington Column ridicules public pamphlets cited by Bridges
Column argues Senator Styles Bridges mocked government literature from the Department of Agriculture and Fish and Wildlife Service. It notes the wartime pest and health topics, including fleas spreading typhus and meatless recipes, were practical, not comic, aids for troops and civilians.
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Enson
SBA Werdington
Subecu
Washington
NRA
Sen
Styles Bridges
New Mampshire
North America
Bridges
Senator Bridges
Department of Agrculture
Bureau of Entomology
Aigriculture
Doetie Ewing
Fox
Bureau of Entomotogy
Sengler Bridges
Department of Agriculture
Xenator
Fish and Wildlife Service
Lions Of Williams Hear Plans For Softball Season
Williams Lions club softball committee chair Robert Wierbach outlined season plans at a Monday meeting at Wagon Wheel Inn. The group sponsors softball with local clubs. committee names Whitiker Groesbeek and Charles Vatcher, with an April 1 report due and an election set for April 26. L. G. Beamer spoke on district delegation to the international convention and splitting Arizona into three sub districts with governors. The plan will be debated at the May 12 convention.
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Uy the Sun
Sephel Williams
Robret Wierbach
Wilk Me Lions
Pavern
Bath
Elihs Ad Barine
CM. Whitiker
Esl Groesbeek
Anu
Charles Vatcher
L. G. Beamer
Piasratart
Beamer
Arizona
Bret Question
Wuiging
Schooling Sought For Handicapped Children
In Phoenix the Arizona coordinating committee on school health proposes legislation to ensure education for handicapped children. The group, led by heads of education and public health, calls for a statistical study of Arizona education needs and notes no current provision mandates schooling for crippled children.
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Phoenix
Arizons
Arizona
Vocational Talks Heard By Rotarians
A Rotary Club meeting featured a series of vocation al talks with regular attendees including Kateman, Tourssak, Ay Bledsoe, Kere Oni C. Compion, M. Keolen, Charles Brown, Garkur Wheeler and visiting Rotarians Blanton and Smith. Fred T. Madurowe led the session.
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Rotary Viub Tuealay
Kateman Wat
Bob Tourssak
Ay Bledsoe
Kere Oni C. Compion
M. Keolen
Charles Brown
Garkur Wheeler
Blanton &. Smith
New 5 Abl
Fred T. Madurowe
Ald
Government pamphlets and free information for farmers discussed
The piece notes high demand for free farm information, with Fish and Wildlife and the Department of Agriculture handling requests via pamphlets. It cites average daily requests, a peak week, and totals for 1948 leaflets to Congress, suggesting repeal of free literature as a possible economy. Strong entities include Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of Agriculture, Congress, New Hampshire.
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Aml
Anuskeat
Department of Age Riguiture
Concressnicey Live
Department of Agriculture
Rau Kreshtmen
New Hampshire
Bisbee Man Escapes Red-Held Tientsin
In March 24 dispatches from Kewen INGNON AP report three Americans including J I Tey of Bis- e do, Ariz regional ECA director, and staff D T Moore and Wilder, were unaccounted after the North China city fell to communists on January 15.
Economic chart shows 1948 gains over 1938 base
The chart indicates higher percentages for leading economy factors in 1948 versus the 1938 average set at 100 percent. The sole decline noted is unemployment according to the President's Council of Economic Advisers.
Pathways of Old Memories and Local News Snippet
A fragmented 1910s era column notes a young girl described as a future state wine contestant, her height and weight given, with references to Mrs Katie Pollard and Dr J Krwmey. The piece mentions travels to Phoenix, retirement for Mr and Mrs John Dy McGregue, and Dr Martin Pronske’s upcoming trip to New York for hospital studies. It also hints at junior club activities and a local lumber company figure Bert Hannum.
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Bobbie Lou
Bob
Katie Pollard
Dps
Krwmey
Phoenix
Jehn Dy McGregue
Phionia
Martin
Pronske
Traver
New York City
New York Bying la Hospital
Tonte East
Fligstage Junior
Wero Club
Koch Field
Pitot
Jimmie Curran
Ling
Bert Hannum
Halstead Lumber Company
Massachusetts Visitor Killed In Accident
Mrs Marjorie E Chapman 86 of Dedham Massachusetts died when the convertible she drove left the road and overturned The accident occurred on Turkey Greek road about a half mile from highway 666 about 40 miles north of Douglas Oregon survivors include her husband a son and a daughter Funeral arrangements were not specified but described in the report
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Douglas
Marjorie E. Chapman
Dedham
Mass
Mig Chapman
Nero
O. A. Ash
Turkey
Edner
New arrivals and local visitors stir week’s end bustle
Injuring his foot, a man returned early this week. A new arrival in town arrived Monday night near Al Dunidin who runs Santa Fe freight business. Ray Ramsey, candy maker at Confestion Den, visited Phoenix on business. Maurice Smith of Ish Fork stopped in Playstaff for Hitson estate matters.
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al Dunidin
Auti
Santa Fe
Ray Ramsey
Phoenix
Maurice Smith
Ish Fork
Playstaff
Businss
Hitson
Flagstaff Army Parade Preparations Ahead of April 6 Event
Forward plans report 1st Lt Ernest as parade chair for a 40 block event led by the Flagstaff Army recruiting office staff. Veterans groups civic clubs and other organizations are invited to participate with units including Flagstaff police Flagstaff High School drum corps color guard parade marshal Gold Star Mothers Company I Arizona National Guard veterans groups and local scouts with bugle corps and floats.
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Ernest
Yong
Flagstaff City
Flagstaff High School
Three Trails Across Idaho From La Lo to Mullan
The text outlines three historic trails crossing Idaho east to west. It mentions the La Lo trail, the Oxegon trail, and the Mullan road as notable routes of interest in the state’s transportation history.
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Idaho
la Lo
Frederickson Leads In Third Race With Gragg
Williams Rotary Club hosts a local contest judged by Reporter amid efforts to keep contestants engaged. Addisah receives prize as Frederickson holds third place. Jake Lovat and Hal are noted in standings as the event proceeds.
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Frederickson
Gragg
Addisah
Eelation
Williams Rotary: Club
Wit Ly
Jake loVet
Hal
Milburn Family Mourns Edna Milburn in New York
Edna Hoyt Milburn mother of Jack Milburn died in Coopersown, New York on Tuesday May 22. Survived by husband Charles Wally Milburn, another son Charles Waller Milburn Jr of Heston, and two daughters Margaret Eldridge of Flag Creek and Beatrice Dun of Babson Long Island. Burial in Flag Creek family plot. son Prola unable to attend.
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Edna Hoyt Milburn
Jack Milburn
Fingston
Cooperstown
N.Y
Firr
Charles Wally ‘Milburn
Flag Creek
Charles Waller Milburn, Jr
Heston
Clargaret Eldridge
Flag Cree
Beatrice Dun
Babson
Long Island
Prola
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Gtfice
Aricona
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Hellemont
Willian
Coconino
Yavapai
Mohave
Apache
Mundor
Rivate Sodakisny
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Granada
Arban Society of Crippled Children
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Bisbee Man
Tientsin
DRY Cleaning Department
Pease Nees
Massachusetts
INCOR
Coca-Cova
Comnanet
Coca-Cela Bottling Co
Fhone
Viagela
DPA
Red
Sanzo Nozaka
Wae Te House
Ria Tere
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Hayward Heflin
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Boris Karloff
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