Critics Split Over MacArthur Policy Guidance
In Washington critics sharpened their critique of General MacArthur for urging use of Chiang Kai-shek’s troops. Representative Martin of Massachusetts backed bringing MacArthur home to personally report to Congress on the Pacific situation. In Tokyo, Representative Armstrong of Missouri told the American Chamber of Commerce he did not believe MacArthur overstepped his authority and warned that recalling him now would be a major Communist victory.
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Menzies Backs General and Korea Policy
Australian Prime Minister R G Menzies defended General Douglas MacArthur’s conduct in Korea and outlined Australian aims to resist aggression and sustain a strong position. He rejected Chifley’s call to exit Korea, arguing one cannot stop fighting an engaged enemy and must avoid abandoning the United Nations.
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Australia
Sydney
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Douglas MacArthur
Labor Party
J. B. Chifley
Korea
Australian-American Association
United Nations
Supreme Court to hear fair trade law appeal today
The high court weighs if state fair trade laws may bind retailers who did not sign contracts with manufacturers. Schwegmann Brothers, a New Orleans supermarket, challenges forced resale price maintenance under the Sherman Act as the case advances from the New Orleans circuit court. The decision could reshape 45 states' pricing rules.
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United States Supreme Court
Vermont
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Supreme Court
Schwegmann Brothers
New Orleans
Calvert and Seagram Distillers
Louisiana
United States Circuit Court
Schwegmann
Justice Department
Department
Jackson
American Medical Association
United States
United States District Court
Kentucky
Paducah
Indian Girl Wounded by Train in Apache Reservation
An eight year old Apache girl, Clydena Dia of Bylas, remained hospitalised in San Carlos Indian Reservation Hospital after being struck by a Southern Pacific train while playing with a companion, suffering severe injuries including leg amputation.
Tucson Readies Decision on Ryan Field Lease
The Tucson Airport Authority may decide today whether to add Ryan Field to its holdings after invalidating the Santa Rita Investment and Development Company lease. The field near Tucson trained many air force students in the last war, and Santa Rita seeks to retain it while Hamilton Conversion and Maintenance has applied for a lease. Governor Howard Pyle urged the authority to take over, and Monte Mansfield said the board would review the field at its meeting.
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Tucson Airport Authority
Ryan Airfield
Ryan Field
Santa Rita Investment and Development Company
Air Force
Santa Rita
Hamilton Conversion and Maintenance Company
Howard Pyle
Monte Mansfield
Guerrilla War Escalates in Chinese Mainland Says Defense Ministry
Nationalist China's defense ministry reported that mainland guerrillas killed about 7,000 Communist forces and captured 1,000 prisoners in recent months. It said the fighting nearly reaches regular warfare scale.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Defense Ministry
Riders Follow River Second Day Of Trek
In Wickenburg on April 10 AP reports Desert Caballeros riders continue their fifth annual trek 150 horsemen from 20 states along the Hassayampa River to the Diamond Two Ranch after yesterday’s 18 mile ride from the Ashurst Ranch. Crowds estimated near 1000 gathered for a send off as schools and stores closed. The riders plan to reach Castle Hot Springs and Buckhorn Springs area tomorrow, completing a 120 mile journey through Arizona's desert.
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Diamond Two Ranch
Desert Caballeros
Ashurst Ranch
Hassayampa
Walnut Grove
Seal Mountain
Castle Hot Springs
Buckhorn Springs
Frontier Street
Caballeros
Arizona
Population density comparison between China and United States
An estimate places China at about 180 people per square mile, while the United States averages around 50. The figures highlight a stark contrast in population distribution between the two nations.
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China
United States
Dispute Over Woman Blamed For Stabbing
Phoenix man Emmett E. Hogue 24 of 90 East Columbus Avenue was stabbed after an argument at The New Yorker buffet 1500 North Central Avenue. He and companion John Bean of 2016 North 38th Street identified Barbara Aronson the pianist as present, but could not name the attacker who fled with a woman after the late night incident. Hogue was treated at Good Samaritan Hospital for an eight inch abdominal wound and listed as not seriously hurt.
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Emmett E. Hogue
East Columbus Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
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John Bean
North 38Th Street
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Barbara Aronson
Barbara
Nevada land plan eyed to ease water shortage
Malone argued that rapid population growth since 1928 Boulder Canyon Act has depleted underground water. He proposed irrigating land for subsistence homesteads and small parcels of 2 to 15 acres for thousands of war-industry workers to grow vegetables and farm products to supplement wages during production slumps, noting war threats worsen Nevada water scarcity in Boulder City Henderson and Las Vegas.
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Boulder Canyon
Boulder City
Henderson
Las Vegas
Malone
Solomon School Girls to Present Operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii
Solomon School Glee Club in Safford stages operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with cast including Carol Bowman Rosa Jurado Irene Bianes Brijida Juarez Carmella Montez Deen Clonts Linda Gardner Marcelina Gomez Sylvia Luna Dora Sanchez Irene Bertoldo Corina Tellez Mary Lou Rodriguez Dalia Moreno Herminia Colvin Armida Madrid Janice Bowman Marilyn Lawson Lucia Perez Mary Katherine Wright Evangeline Perez Suzanne Gould Sandra Hanchett Wanda Sue Stakes Mary Louise Alvillar Amelia Ballesteros Elvira Dominguez Irene Escobedo Antonette Gardner Lucy Hernandez Ruth Lawson Ophelia Lopez Virginia Ornelas Carolyn Alvillar Estella Bertoldo Sylvia Bertoldo Betty Craddock Amelia Gauna Jennie Montoya Lydia Moreno Ida Mae Talavera. Present officers of the Gila Valley Community Concert Association re-elected. new board directors listed. Sgt Charles S Coleman now serving at Fort Monmouth NJ as instructor. veteran of WWII and Korea, Purple Heart recipient, wife and son with him in New Jersey.
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Jennie Montoya
Lydia Moreno
Ida Mae Talavera
World staple tree crops shaping global commerce
Rubber, coffee, tea, cacao, coconut, oil palms, bananas, fruit and nuts are identified as the key tree crops driving international trade and economic activity. The list highlights major agricultural commodities with widespread influence on markets, livelihoods, and supply chains across regions.
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