Chennault urges US aid to China wartime leader backs policy
Claire L. Chennault, former Flying Tigers head, says he agrees with MacArthur and Wedemeyer on lending military aid to China. He stops en route to Washington to testify before the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He arrives from Shanghai with his Chinese wife.
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Tokyo
Claire L. Chennault
The
Flying Tigers
MacArthur
Albert C. Wedemeyer
United States
China
Chennault
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Wid Lo
Shanghai
Glen Taylor
Truman
Wedemeyer
Cowboy Taylor
Wyoming
Thenneult
Blanket primary test case before U S judge Monday
A test case challenging the blanket primary law will be heard Monday at 1:30 p m before U S Judge George W Folta. Albert White brings the suit against the Clerk of the U S Court seeking a mandate, with Attorney General Ralph Rivers representing the clerk.
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U. S
George W. Folta
U. S. Court
Albert White
Ralph Rivers
U. 3 Court
Yakutat Petition Seeks Second Class City Incorporation
A petition filed in U S District Court seeks the incorporation of Yakutat as a second class municipal corporation. Attorneys Henry Roden and William Paul Jr led the filing, which carried 26 signatures and valued the city’s real property at 300000 dollars and personal property at 100000 dollars.
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U.S. District Court
City of
Yakutat
Henry Roden
Willian Paul, Jr
Keefe Pushes Public Health Crusade For Fluoride Benefit
Congressman Frank Keefe of Wisconsin, famed for grilling Pearl Harbor witnesses, now leads a health subcommittee pushing higher funding for hospitals universities and medical research. He advocates publicizing fluoride dental treatment at 80 cents per child to prevent about half of decay, arguing four brief applications between ages three and 13. Continued on Page Four.
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Wasixoros
Frank Keefe
Wisconsin
Pearl Harbor
Keefe
U. S
Chheren
Weather and transfer notice from Juneau and vicinity
Weather report for Juneau and airport shows highs near 31 to 32 degrees and readings around freezing. Forecast calls for general cloudiness with snow flurries and rain mixing, warmer temperatures expected, and precipitation totals listed for the past 24 hours and year to date. Technician Roy Donelson of the Alaska Communications System will transfer from Juneau to Ketchikan aboard Baranof after six months in Juneau.
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Weather Bureau
Juneau
Guneau
Tnd
Roy Donelson
Baranof
Ketchikan
Alaska Communications System
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Donelson
City Officials in Anchorage Plan Resign Amid Legal Battle
Three Anchorage city officials including Councilmen Edward Bayber and L. McGee and Anton Anderson of the Utilities Board announce resignations to avoid disruption to City business as the April General Municipal Election approaches. A court challenge had claimed their 1947 election was invalid due to registration issues.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Eeward G. Bayber
L. McGee
Anton Anderson
Utilities Hoard
Aourney Ray Plummer
the Trin
Francis Bowden
Up City
Nominations Top Taku VFW Post Elections
Eight elective posts at Taku VFW Post meeting with Metcalfe nominated for Post Commander and Druxman Chester and others nominated for senior and junior vice commander and various offices. Special committees were appointed to inspect Coast Guard supervision and Jeep club repairs as Alaska VFW officers visited.
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Last High
Taku
Pout
Morcy Wers
Verne Metcalfe
Hunt Greening
Metcalfe
Robert N. Druxman
Edward P. Chester, Jr
William Sherlock
Burke Riley
Willam Ray
Harold Brown
William Ray
Joseph A. McLean
Robert Scutte
Joseph M. Shomer
Shomer
Rolds
Milford Marshall
Hunt Gruening
Harold B. Gronroos
John T. McLaughlin
M. J. Whittier
U. S. Coast Guard
Marine Inspection Service
Robert Shutte
Einard Johnson
Epair
Alaska
VPW
Harold, E. Mayo
John ‘D. “McLaughlin
Allen
Marcum
Gruening
Dixie Democrats Ready to Filibuster Civil Rights Bill
Washington March 6 Dixie Democrats in the Senate prepared to filibuster any Civil Rights bill. Eighteen Southern Senators agreed to a secret session to keep a leader on hand. The group planned speakers ready to speak whenever anti discrimination measures are brought up. Also notes arrivals: W R McDaniel of Anchorage registered at the Baranor Hotel and Seattle men R E Brennan William D Bolin B A Schaffer Ray Johnson registered at the Baraned Hotel.
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Washington
Dixie Democrats
Senate
Teuman
Seattle
R. E. Brennan
Wm. D. Bolin
B. A. Schaffer
Ray Johnson
Baraned Hotel
Haifa Riots Leave Five Dead in Harbor Area
In Haifa, Jews fired mortars at Arabs in the harbor area today causing severe damage to three buildings and five deaths. French police arrested 15 as a truckload of weapons bound for Palestine was seized. In Washington Farley claimed Henry Wallace could win five million votes in November, with up to a million from New York. In Tokyo Allied Headquarters ordered seizure of property owned by ultranationalists and terror groups. Kyodo News reports over 700 buildings burned in unexplained fires on Shikoku island, including 456 on another island.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Washington
James A. Farley
Henry Wallace
New York
Tokyo
Kyodo
Japan
Shikoku
Shikou
Tokyo schoolbooks called full of mistakes in new papers
Tokyo reports state the postwar government compiled textbooks seen as error prone. Asahi notes one book misnames Pope Gregory XIII as Pope Goryx and another misstates Prof. Kiyoshi Shiga’s death, while Shiga insists he is alive. Ministry officials cite a textbook writer shortage.
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Tokyo
Japan
Asai
Asahi
Gregory XIII
Gory x
Kiyoshi Shiga
Shiga
Modern Lady Godiva Gets Really in Bad
Sacramento report: Helen Jackley, driving in nothing but undergarments, ignored officers’ orders to stop and claimed her husband forced her to disrobe. Municipal Court Judge McDonnell sentenced her to 90 days in jail for drunken driving or a $350 fine. she paid the fine after hours in bail.
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Sacramento
Cal
Helen Jackley
Broadway
Lady Godiva
Gota
Patcomen Benjamin Morse
Carroll B. Maynard
Ale
Horr
McDonnell Eed Dourl
Palestine Problem Unsolved Faces Big Powers Lead
After two weeks of debate the United Nations Security Council called five major powers to consult on Palestine. Britain said it would not participate, China abstained on much of the vote, and France was reluctant to take a stand. The future of the Holy Land was said to lie with Washington and Moscow as a first big-power meeting was planned in New York.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Ruhr
Germany
Russia
Oyernments
Lake Success
Palestine
United Nations Security Council
Iate
Govie
China
Holy Land
Washington
Moscow
New York
Andrei A. Grontyko
Nation Wheat Pact Sets 2 Dollar Per Bushel Price
A five year agreement among 46 nations fixes wheat export prices for the United States Canada and Australia. The minimum rises from 1.50 per bushel in 1948 49 to 3.50 by 1952 with a 2 dollar per bushel ceiling next year and sets annual purchase commitments totaling 500 million bushels from the three exporting countries led by Canada 230 million 195 million from the United States and 85 million from Australia.
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Washington
United State
Canada
Australia
International Wheat Council
UW 8
Congress
Bates
PNA Brings In Ten Passengers Westward Flight Summary
Pacific Northern Airlines carried ten passengers from Anchorage to Juneau including JF Marshall W H McDeniel G W Howard Jessie Beach Bill Sturm Albert Shaw and others. Also listed were travelers from Juneau to Cordova Hoby Falkner, and Juneau to Anchorage Viobar Rowe Danny Conright L A Sturt Dorothy Robertson Bilintt Robertson L Morning Jam u Abbott Phill Hansen and G San Jose California items mention divorce court decisions in San Jose with Lobue ordered to pay 1100 monthly and vegetables used as court-allowed payment plus Pauline Nelson seeking divorce from Phillip Nelson for cruelty. notes about hotel registrations in New York and Baranot Hotel.
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Pacific Northern Airlines
Anchorage
Juneau
JF Marshall
W. H. McDeniel
G. W. Howard
Jessie Beach
Bill Sturm
Albert Shaw
Mr. Bowman
al Mahoney
Anna Johnston
L. A. Schaffer
Viobar Rowe
Danny’Conright
L. A. Sturt
Dorothy Robertson
Bilintt Robertson
Jamu Abbott
Phill Hansen
G. San Jose
Cal
Wp— Johanson
Wic Story
Dorothy Vegetable Packer
Sam Lobe
Dixie Lee
Francis
Impos Sation
Joseph Johnson
Harry
Sible
Wood
W. G. Benedict
Lobue
Leonard R. Avila Agress
Georgia Governor denounces Klan and calls for laws
Atlanta March 6 Governor Thompson denounces the Ku Klux Klan as aiding Reds and seeks new anti lynching and federal law measures. He cites recent Klan demonstrations in East Central Georgia counties where Black voters registered, saying the group undermines law and order.
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Atlanta
Conrermen
Bridges Ousted as Northern California CIO Director
San Francisco March 6 The CIO ousted Mary Bridges as Northern California Regional Director for going against national policy by backing Wallace third party and aiding Europe recovery. A Justice Dept investigator was sent to pursue a third deportation effort while Bridges denounced political intimidation and noted recent arrests.
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San Francisco
CIO
Marry Bridges
California
Faber
Washington
Tom Clark
Bridges
North Ferm
Wallace
Europe
CLO
Gridies
CIO Inter- National Longshoremen’s and Ware=horsemen’s Union
National Exective
CIO Counci
Flytus
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Justice Department
Aust Falls
Mellon
Truman Administration
Ben
Churchill Warns of Global Peril in Wartime Letter
London March 6 Churchill gloomily warned in a letter to Frank Harris Conservative candidate in the North Croydon by election that a terrible crisis looms at home and abroad. He cited bankruptcy privation and the threat of a third world war amid Russian imperialist aggression and communist violence.
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London
U—Wineston Churchill
For Owner
Frank Harris
North Croydon
Mali Hari of Asia Seeks Private Execution
A misfired OCR report claims Princess Yoshiko Kiwi shim, called the Mata Bart of Asta, was sentenced to die for espionage and wishes execution privately without public fanfare. The piece notes March 6 in Peiping and mentions embarrassment at public firing.
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Mali Hari
Asia
Peiping
Manshu-bori
Yoshiko Kiwishim
Mata Bart of
Asta
Past Masters Night Observed by Mt Juneau Lodge
Mt Juneau Lodge will observe Past Masters Night Monday at the Scottish Rite Temple. A dinner will be served at 6 30 a.m. The Stated Meeting follows with the work in the chisel aif. All Master Masons and visitors are invited to attend both dinner and meeting.
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MT. Juneau
Scottish Rite
Juneau
Seattle
Mt. Juneau Lodge
Norah
Ehiside
Aif
Vancouver
Baronot
West
Jufiesite
Mosiday
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Sen. Butler
Interior Department
Orient
Krug
Sctte
Kitts
Buller HR Neby
Watkins
Matone
R-Ney
Tongvas National Forest
Corporation of New York
Cu Dt
Porest. Service
Bot Krug
Mastin White
White
Tongass National Forest
Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Treasury
J. Earl Jackman
Board of National Missions
Presbyterian Church
Alnakan
Indian Bureau
Drew Pearson
Comretest
Bell Syndicate
ACS
Anchorage Ruhr
Junea Woman's Club
Lois M. Jund
Dvent of Health
Public Health Service
Guidhiean Channel Health Council
Juneau Public Health Center
Juud
Junen
Thane
Guider
Net Mrivtima
Ernest Lincoln
Nash
Salvation Army
Don Foster
L. Hunsicker
James McNamara
Walter Sobolef
James Ryan
E. V. Carlson
Will Godding
Wilfred Johnson
Gus Giesberg
Don Hutchins
Mary Valentine
Roy Angell
George Playdon
Edward Chester
Sherwin Smith
Vernon Lewis
Leo J. Sweeney
Burrus Smith
A. Shaughnessy
MacSpadden
VFW
DEMOS
W. R. McDaniel
Baranor Hotel
Bulletins
Paris
Seneca Batley
Naval Air Station
D. Morgan
Vern Harris
Payete
Idaho
Alaska Coastal Airlines
Manila
P. I
Buratiof Hotel
Richard Stein
Gastineau Hotel
Jayce Morrison
Queen of the Bank
Dons Skly
PNA
Cordova
Pauline Nelson
U. S. District Court
Phillip Nelson
M. B. Monagle
Pauline Wick
Atrbank
Mere
Deere, Reenatfson
Matthew Charles Sema
is’Johnson
Fpatvhitiks
Baranot Hotel
Gov
Georgia
KLAN
H. Bridges
W. Churchill
Mir Maud Ofurner
Bellingham, Wish
Barangt
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