Mexican finance minister assures no peso devaluation
Anton Beteta, Mexico's finance minister, says no further peso devaluation is planned. He and his wife Emogene and daughter Nora Patricia, 10, were greeted at a Missouri Pacific depot by local associates while visiting San Antonio. They had planned January stay with Mrs. Gonzales and earlier spent Christmas in New York for medical treatment.
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Mexico
Anton Beteta
Betéta
San Antonio
Emogene
Nora Patricia
Missouri Pacific
M. C. Gonzales
Francisca Alvore
Mexicoji
William Furlong
Chennault Planes Inspection Blocked by British Officials
In Hong Kong on January 4 British authorities refused to permit American officials to inspect 75 planes owned by China's two largest airlines. Maj. Gen Claire L. Chennault claims purchase of the aircraft. American Civil Aviation officials Rex Carpenter and Claude Asexed sought inspection for serviceability before transfer to an American Civil Air Transport unit owned by Chennault. They were accompanied by Lt. Col. Ray G. Heston.
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China
U.S
Claire LD. Chennault
American Civil Aeronautical Administration
Rex Carpenter
Claude Assex
Civil Air ‘Transport
Ioc
Chennault
Ray G. Heston
Ltalion
Hong Kong
Major Floods Threaten Indiana
Indiana faces major floods along the Wabash and White rivers as heavy rains in the 36 hours before Jan 4 to 7 swell streams. About 200 people have been evacuated from flooded homes. Livestock should be removed from row stands as a precaution advised by local weather official Paul A. Miller.
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Inimanafpolts
Wabash
Indiana
Paul A. Miller
Chile
Miller
Finnish Premier Faces New Battle Over Union Demands
Helsinki, Jan Citing Russian charges of treaty breach, Prime Minister Karl August Fagerholm's government fights for survival as trade unions press for a 10 percent wage rise. The crisis compounds pressure on the Finnish leadership amid ongoing foreign policy tensions.
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Helsing
Jan
Karl August
Fagerholm
Crewmen Ask Navy Aid For Shanghai Bound Freighter
Twenty nine American crewmen petitioned the U S state department to arrange naval protection for the freighter Flying Arrow or authorize their release from contract. They also requested repatriation for any seaman who leaves the ship rather than sail to the mined communist held port. No ship officers signed the statement. The U S consulate told them the state department had already authorized their stenning off the Isbrandtsen Line ship.
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Hong
Unmg
Jan
U. S. State Department
Flying Arrow
State, Department
U. S
State Department
Dallas postal receipts gain in 1949 report
Fest master J Howard Payne reported yesterday that Dallas postal receipts for 1949 totaled 11 940 227 dollars, an 18 7 percent increase over 1948. Loyal servants are light want ads. They run San Aninians errands bringing together buyers sellers renters employers and jobseekers.
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Dallas
Festmaster J. Howard Payne
Light Want Ads F123: Quick Problem Solver Add
The ad writer code Light Want Ads F123 appears to request faster problem solving by using concise prompts. It implies a directive to deliver rapid results with minimal text, focusing on efficiency and clarity for ad copy tasks.
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