Missouri Publisher Backs Truman On Formosa Policy
Chandler reports Henry D. Bradley publisher of St. Josephs St. Joseph New Press and St. Joseph Gazette and a Republican said President Truman handles the China Formosa situation in the only possible manner. He noted Missouri is closely divided politically and criticized crises for political exploitation. Bradley and his wife, guests at San Marcos Hotel, plan to return to St. Joseph next month and will relax in Arizona.
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Truman
Missouri
Tru
Bradley
San Marcos
St. Joseph
Arizona
Tempe Pupils Donate 218 To March of Dimes Drive
Tempe Grammar School pupils contributed 218.33 dollars for the March of Dimes campaign completing a week long drive with full participation. Also details on Cub Scout awards and community group meetings at Tempe.
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Tempe
Tempe Grammar School
Miami Union Considers New Walkout Over Heran Case
Workers at Inspiration Consolidated Copper and International Smelting walked out protesting Rosario Heran s dismissal. A vote by rank and file may resume the walkout amid deadlock, with arbitration rejected. three union members face battery and disturbance charges after a picket line clash.
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Miami
Congress of Industrial Organizations Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
International Smelting and Refining Company
Rosario Heran
A. S. Gallardo
Heran
Louis Araiza, Jr
Fred Gomez
Quintin Ochoa
Justice of the
Army Denial Of Gun Gift Draws Scoff
PASADENA CALIF JAN 21 The Army denied that a top secret Sky sweeper 120 mm anti aircraft gun was sent to Russia in 1944 Frank C Lynch formerly chief at Aberdeen Proving Ground rebutted I shipped it He said the gun remained secret in 1943 and 1944 and that only 13 had been produced by August 1944
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Pasadena
Calif
INS
Army
America
Russia
Washington
Frank C. Lynch
Aberdeen
MD.) Proving Ground
Lynch
Los Angeles
Floods End as Warmer Weather Hits Pacific Northwest
Flooding ends on page one with Washington, Oregon, Michigan and Maine affected and one flood in Massachusetts. Balmy winds melt snow from blizzards and cold waves. the Red Cross declares parts of two states disaster areas. Forty dead. Cowlitz River threatens two feet of farm flooding. Water runs deep in Portland streets as Kitchis River floods near Tillamook. British Columbia reports freezing rain with slides along Fraser River Valley, stranding about 1,200 passengers across nine trains.
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Washington
Michigan
Maine
Massachusetts
Oregon
Red Cross
Cowlitz
Chehalis
Cascade Mountains
Portland
Ore
U. S. Highway 101
Kitchis
Tillamook
British Columbia
Fraser River
Phoenix area leads and incidents across city streets
A flight plane at Sky Harbor had its wheel and tire stolen while grounded. A 24 year old man with knife wounds in a hospital altercation on First Avenue and Jefferson Street is under treatment. A 19 year old woman joins the Women's Army Corps after leaving Shaw Butte Sanatorium area. A 16 year old Phoenix Union High School student suffered a right leg fracture in a scooter crash. Several residents were injured in a fall at a cottonseed plant. The Army and Air Force Recruiting Station in Phoenix announced 40 vacant posts. Police seek two assailants in an assault on a valet who was taunted by a phone call after a home invasion. Cub Scouts visit, a local educators’ talk, and a poker raid bail amounts are noted along with a crystal production film at a mineral society meeting.
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Patrick Maxwell
South 18Th Street
St. Monica's Hospital
First Avenue
Jefferson Street
Japanese Reds Yield to Cominform Pressure
Tokyo dispatch reports the Japanese Communist Party accepting Cominform dictates after debates among 200 leaders. Sanzo Nosaka keeps his Politburo role while Ritsu Ito announces the Central Committee resolution pledging obedience and to align with Moscow’s line. Observers see this as a Moscow victory and a public admission of error.
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Tokyo
Japan
Communist Party
Moscow
Peiping
Sanzo Nosaka
Mao Tze-tung
Nosaka
Communist
Ritsu Ito
Ito
Central Committee
Lan
Lewis Faces Damage Suits Of 3 Millions
President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers Union must appear in Van Wert and Columbus common pleas courts within 30 days as coal companies seek three million dollars in damages for lost tonnage from strikes. Seventeen summonses were served aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad's Commander on Lewis's return from his mother's funeral.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ja N. 21
INS
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Common Pleas
van Wert
UMW
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lewis
Washington
Springfield
Ill
Roy E. Shafer
Franklin and Guernsey
Gila County Extends Office Hours for License Plates
Gila County assessor’s office will stay open daily until 6 p m starting Tuesday to aid motorists in obtaining license plates. About 3,500 plates issued. an estimated 2,500 remain before the January 31 deadline. Saturday afternoon hours are not offered due to state law. A $3 50 penalty applies for late plate pickups.
Shotgun Ends Pair's Lives After Fight in Burbank
Police believe a lover's quarrel sparked a fatal shooting in a parked car in Burbank. Drugist Arnold V. Harner died at St Joseph's Hospital after a shotgun blast killed Evelyn Walker instantly. spectators including Gary Cooper and Dennis Morgan watched nearby.
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Burbank
Calif
INS
Evelyn Walker
Arnold V. Harner
Harner
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Gary Cooper
Dennis Morgan
Trains Mangle Wreck Victim
Frank Nish 27 of Osberg an Indian was the victim of a strange railroad accident. His mangled body was found on a track 12 miles southeast of Chandler near his wrecked car. Investigators believe he crawled from the car into a culvert then onto the tracks where trains killed him. Coroner Ed Peterson said the death would not be listed as a traffic fatality.
Madame Chiang Ask U S aid mission to Formosa
Madame Chiang Kai-shek urged the United States to send a military mission to Formosa to aid the Nationalist Government against communism but opposed sending fighting troops. She said Russia’s communism is the target and pressed for technical aid while noting Americans do not want war.
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Tripel
Formosa
Madame Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Madame Chiang
Generalissimo
Taipei
U. S
China
Adult Education Week Opens With Free Mesa Courses
Mesa plans Adult Education Week with no cost classes for adults from Monday through Friday. Harvey Taylor, superintendent, lists offerings including interior decorating, crafts and handcrafts, meal planning, audio visual techniques, and courses in family, Our Town, business English, public speaking, and more. Enrollment occurs at each class’s first meeting.
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Arizona
License Plate Scam Fever Dream
A rambling sales pitch claims license plate fees will rise by 3.50 with no escape, urging trust in Clark Smith who offers free service from friends. The speaker insists on picking up plates at Second Avenue and W Van Buren to avoid long lines, pushing companionship and secrecy as business strategy.
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Clark Smith
Second Avenue
W. van Buren
Private Whitney funds two war orphans with army pay
Earl S. Whitney a 21 year old U S Army private in Tokyo uses 111 90 monthly pay to support two war orphans Pan Tang 13 and Harayama Tyokichi 16 for nearly three years He also earned extra money with a night job in a service club Whitney says he wants to help hungry children and would not want his own siblings to suffer.
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Tokyo
United States Army
Earl S. Whitney
Whitney
California
Fan Tang
Hirayama Tyokichi
Want Ad Recovers Stocks From Daytona Beach Burglary
Mr and Mrs Mack C Wilhoite credit a newspaper want ad with recovering 25400 dollars in stocks stolen from their Daytona Beach home. The haul also included 2500 dollars in War Bonds and a diamond ring worth 600 dollars. A note in the ad asked the thief to return securities by mail, with diamonds to the thief. The stocks were found in an envelope stuffed in the mailbox.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
Mack C. Wilhoite
Want
Boy Brought Bills to School Cools Mother's Worries
Globe reports Mrs. Jess G. Hayes found $85 missing after a frantic search. Her 7 year old son Burton admitted taking the money to school to show classmates what a number of bills looked like in his Christmas billfold.
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Henry D. Bradley
Chandler
David Carroway
Jerry Cannon
Robert Nelson
George Collins
Nelson
Dickey Williams
Bob Connolly
Connolly
Gerald McEnroe
Karl Menke
John Steffen
Collins
Ramon Mount
Bruce Larson
Mount
Ronnie Mercer
LeRoy Harkins
Hugh Walback
Richard Posey
Jerry Moeur
Steve Burk
Billy Sexton
Frank Williams
Den 4
Den
Arthur Earle
Jimmy Pippin
Allan Hodgkins
Kenneth Rivers
The
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Casa Loma
Lawrence von Pohle
Latin America
Pohle
Army Medical Corps
Bolivia
Colombia
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
C. E. Randall
Church of God
Methodist
Kenichi Kato
Arizona State College
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Church
Heard Scout Pueblo
Valley Baptist Young People’s Association
Tempe First Baptist Church
Bob Lawdon
Standard Insurance Agency
West Jefferson
H. Bringhurst
W. A. Rudd
F. P. Middleton
B. B. Moeur
Victor
Heinze, Bowen & Harrington
West
Howard Office Supply
Central Ave
Miami Union
Dr. Hawkins
East Washington
Phoenix
Donald McCaughey
West Cambridge Avenue
Sky Harbor
McCaughey
Arizona Sash, Door and Glass Company
Geraldine Louise
Jerry) Hales
Alice Hales
Shaw Butte
North 19Th Avenue
Women’s Army Corps
Camp Lee
Virginia
Miss Hales
Glendale Union High School
Phoenix College
St. Joseph’s School of Nursing
Haleslowing
Army Post
Richmond
Officers Training School
Carl Gutmacher
Scottsdale
Darrell Leon Hume
East Brill Street
Phoenix Union High School
St. Monica’s Hospital
North 12Th Street
Hume
H. W. Mannon
East Camelback Road
Western Cotton Products Company
J. B. Pierce
United States Air Force
Air Force
Ferris S. Price
Grand Avenue
Price
Den 3
Kenilworth School
Phoenix Indian School
Helen Knight
J. R. Cullinson
Phoenix Engineers’ Club
Encanto Club
E. J. Maggs
North Central Avenue
William W. Duncan
Glendale
Harry C. Bowman
West van Buren Street
Russell Wayne Ewing
Coleman, Tex
Clarence A. Reiger
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mineralogical Society of Arizona
Assembly Hall
Nature
Arthur L. Flagg
Gila County
Shotgun
Pair
Friden Re
Ioe
Patiebay Sales & Service Mse
NOW
Koolvent
N. Ith Ave
Mme. Chiang
U.S
Mesa News
Cal
Pan Tang
Petty’s
W. Roosevelt
Kunz
Messinger
2Nd Ave
Jackson Street
Viel If
Navy
Ulins
Elter Ifs
White
Gal
Hillow Enamel
Ari
Don Frederickson
N. 7Th St
Jim Kelly
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