More Price Rises Coming
Washington reports price director Michael V. DiSalle predicting another five to six percent rise in the general price level before stability, likely by midsummer, with calls to replace the price freeze with industry specific regulations and profit margins. Labor discontent adds pressure on wage unfreezing policies.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
U. S. News and World Report
OPS
Capitol
Fire Chief Barber Queues Crew to Douse Car Fire
Residents watched Fire Chief Ed Barber jump from his car to yank the alarm box then direct a quick response as fire equipment arrived to fight a blaze under the hood of his vehicle.
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Watch Hill
R. 1
Edwin Barber
Nehru Warns Of War Danger In UN China Debate
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told parliament that UN branding of Communist China as a danger to world peace undermines hopes for an immediate Korean settlement. He warned Asia would be affected if war comes, while noting India would maintain friendly ties with the United States despite policy differences.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
United Nations
China
U.S
Korea
Far East
Asia
Germany
Europe
Nehru
United States
Russia
U. S
Clergyman Posts National Care-all Joke Recipe
Dudley England February claims a parish magazine joke from Rev E A D Naylor. The piece teases readers with a humorous self reflection about looking in a large mirror and dressing for appearances, noting the effort and expense of disguising the body.
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Dudley
England
E. A. D. Naylor
Draftees Sent to Korea to Fill U.S. Army Ranks
Washington reports additional drafted troops will join U S divisions in Korea bringing overall strength toward 18 900 Americans. Draftees come from four national guard divisions and two regimental combat teams called to active duty last fall with limited replacements from other units. An estimated 25 000 to 30 000 total may be affected by March 15 shipment.
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Washington
Korea
U.S. Army
National Guard
Defense
Anna M Rosenberg
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
Ito
Republic of
28Th Infantry Division
Pennsylvania
Camp Atterbury
Ind
40Th Infantry Division
California
Camp Cooke
Calif
43Rd Infantry Division
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Camp Pickett
45Th Infantry Division
Oklahoma
Camp Polk
196Th Regimontal
South Dakota
Camp Carson
Colo
Tennessee
Ft. Devens
Mass
Daytime Heat Eases Slightly Across Arizona Towns
The Tucson weather office expected a tapering heat rise with highs possibly a few degrees above the 1943 record of 87 for the date. Yesterday’s high reached 84 while lows fell to 52 as Phoenix, Yuma, Douglas, Flagstaff, and Grand Canyon reported similar patterns. The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow.
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Tucson
Airport Weather Bureau
Mercury
Arizona
Phoenix
Yuma
Dougas
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
GI Costs More Than Blonde For Support
The article notes the cost to support a mixed military force runs about ten thousand dollars per year per GI and could rise under a universal service plan. Defense officials argue a drafted reserve system after active duty would be cheaper than a large standing army, with annual costs estimated near thirty five billion for three and a half million active personnel.
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Washington
Fen
Department of Defense
Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Attlee Opposes Crossing the 38th Parallel in Korea
London reports that Prime Minister Attlee announced Britain opposes any crossing of the 38th parallel in Korea until full UN consultation. He defended UN unity, stated China is the aggressor, and urged restraint pending settlement talks with contributing UN forces.
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London
U.S
Siement Attlee
Korea
United Nations
Attlee
House of Commons
Britain
China
Far East
United States
Two Girls Names Enter Murder Probe In Tucson
In connection with the investigation of a murdered girl found behind a Tucson trailer court the Pima county sheriff’s office reports two names, Shirley Hodson and Geraldine Hobbs. Deputies seek information on their present whereabouts or last seen locations as part of the inquiry. The sheriff’s office has no confirmed background on either girl and is unsure if the two names refer to one person.
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Tucson
Pima County Sheriff's Office
Shirley Hodson
Geraldine Hobbs
Sheriff's Office
Painter Gains True Renown By Trompe l oeil Mystery
Alfred Franken tein uncovers a misidentified art case linking John Frederick Peto to works long sold as William Michael Harnett. Peto's soft style paintings misattributed to Harnett surged in value after Franken's discovery. Mrs George Smiley, daughter of Peto, now in Tucson, hosts Peto works.
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Richard Olson
Alfred Frankentein
San Francisco Chronicle
Tucson
George Smiley
John Frederick Peto
William Michael Harnett
Harnett
Peto
Frankenstein
Guggenheim F
Smiley
Island Heights
N. J
Sterleys
Rockefeller
Southern Arizona
Abe Lincoln
Southern Arizona Bank
Pennington Street
Lincoln
House Votes State Unit Reorganization in Arizona
Phoenix February 12 The Arizona house of representatives voted overwhelmingly to reorganize six functions of state government. The measures go to the senate for action before reaching Gov. Howard Pyle who supports in principle the reform. If no errors are found this will be the session’s largest legislative package.
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Bob Brooks
Phoenix
Arizona House of Representatives
Lincoln
Ysof
Howard Pyle
Kei M. Fox
D-Sedona
Lee Ackerman
Department of Revenue
L. S. Adams
D-Phoenix
Senate
Billy
Health, Welfare and Correction Department
Department of Finance
Department of Law
State Auditor
Department Finance
House
Securities Division
The
Corporation Commission
Onn
Robert Forres
Atomic alarm grips nation as civil defense lectures loom
The article depicts rising fear over atomic war with warnings from government and military about mass destruction. It notes drills, road signs in New York, blood donations for radiation treatment, and public appeals as civilians face looming nuclear threat.
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Washington
Korea
New York City
Ocila
New York
United States
Central Korean Front Battles Escalate With Red Counterdrive
Chinese and North Korean forces launched a major counteroffensive along a 30 mile front, pushing toward Hoengsong and Seoul. American and South Korean units faced determined assaults as white flag ruses and close combat tested Allied defenses.
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38Th Parallel
Korea
Eighth Army
Red
Hoengsong
Seoul
Han River
Man River
Industria
Youngdongpo
William C. Barnard
Han
Yongdongpo
Kimpo
Inchon
Republic
Sketches by Ben Burroughs begins on Daily Citizen editorial page
Readers are invited to a cheerful thought program as Ben Burroughs expands his soldier poet philosopher persona on the Daily Citizen editorial page tomorrow He presents a thought provoking piece titled Practice This encouraging readers to put others before themselves and forget self in simple daily acts
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Ben Burroughs
Daily Citizen
Burroughs
Lincoln tax series and cavalry remount story page notes
Index shows income tax series on page 8 and a piece on former army remount chief arguing quarter horses as the cavalry’s last hope on page 14.
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Lincoln
Army Remount Service
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