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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1945

Page

5

Gasperi Faces Difficult Task Leading Italy

Rome reports Alcide de Gasperi, 64, becomes Italy’s Christian Democrat premier amid postwar wreckage and hunger. He vows to restore official agencies and purge fascists before elections, while retaining foreign affairs. His task: stabilize economy, ease Neo-Fascist influence, prepare for elections, and heal a politically fractured nation.

Rome Alcide de Gasperi Italy Christian Democrats Popular Luigi Sturzo Ferruccio Parri Parri de Gasperi Committee of National Liberation Liberal Party Civezzano Trento University of Vienna Popular Party NT Popolo Vatican Paris London L’unita Nuova CLN Il Lovoro

Christmas Dinner Traditions in Puerto Rico

In Puerto Rico, the Christmas dinner features native dishes such as chicken with rice, pork cooked with olives and raisins, and roast pig, reflecting regional flavors and festive customs.

Puerto Rico

Salt River Valley Planning Commission Urged

PHOENIX December 18. The public administration service urged creation of a metropolitan planning commission for the Salt river valley in its second report. The agency also urged modernization of many public service functions in its submission to the city of Phoenix.

Phoenix Salt River Valley Public Administration Service

Army Refuses To Transport China Troops

The United States Army refused a Chinese request to move three more Chinese armies to north China and Manchuria aboard American vessels. The mission to assist in redeploying troops to disarm Japan is deemed complete unless Washington issues new directives. Chinese press praised Truman on unity, while reports from Chungking noted hopes to end the civil war and confusion over Mukden and Manchurian control.

Walter Rundle Shanghai United States Army North China Manchuria Washington U. S Truman Chungking Political Consultative Council Peiping Mukden

Chiang Kai Shek praises U S marines in China

Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek thanked the United States for help from U S marines in Peiping and stressed China’s close relationship with the United States. He spoke on Army radio, praised U S service, and sent best wishes to President Truman.

Chungking ready to recognize Chinese Communists

Information Minister K C Wu said the central government is ready to accept a Communist proposal for a coalition government in China. He noted Chiang Kai-shek promised Mao Tse Tung a reorganization to a supreme national defense council with Communist leaders included, potentially placing Communists in cabinet and high posts.

Chungking WUP K. C. Wu China Chiang Kai-Shek Mao Tse Tung Supreme National Defense Council Political Consultative Council

Fifty six Indian firms active in shipbuilding and repairs

Fifty six firms across India are now engaged in shipbuilding and ship repairs, reflecting a growing maritime industry. The figure highlights expansion in domestic shipyards and related maintenance services.

India

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