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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1946

Page

5

CIO backs price strikes clash with AFL view on inflation

Washington observers note the CIO advocates consumer resistance and price action over strikes to curb inflation, contrasting with the AFL push for higher wages and more production. The bulletin criticizes OPA policy, links wage hikes to price rises, and warns against rising union and business concentration.

Washington CIO AFL Ints OPA CIO Economic Bulletin America

Vets Hospitals Care For 776 Men In July In Arizona

The three Arizona veterans hospitals with total capacity 912 held 776 patients on July 31. They received 550 applications for care in July, with 514 disposed of. At month end three awaiting admission. Tucson 378 of 428 capacity. Whipple 325 of 391. Phoenix 73 of 93.

Phoenix Veterans Arizona Veterans Administration Tucson Whipple

Russians On Toes At Peace Session

Paris August 9. Drew Pearson reports the peace conference is shaping into a battle for influence with Russia stacking peace commissions, enforcing rules on who can sit, and pressing for Soviet dominated outcomes. He notes Moscow allies voting with Russia, while Britain and other dominions show mixed alignment, and cites Ma saryk and La Guardia tensions over Trieste.

Paris Germany Red Army Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Poland San Francisco United Nations Assembly New York Russia Stooges Kremlin Belorussia Hell Ukraine Norway England Australia New Zealand Canada South Africa India Netherlands Brazil Belgium Jan Masaryk Zenda Tomas Masaryk Pittsburgh Woodrow Wilson United States Britain John Harding Venezia Giulia White House Foreign Office la Guardia Fiorello Trieste LaGuardia UNRRA FDR Italy Molotov Finland Treaty Commission United Nations Bulgaria Great Britain Cain

Arthurdale project sold to Belfort Furniture for 2 million

Belfort Furniture of Baltimore purchased Arthurdale's three factories and the inn visited by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. President Leonard L. Rosen says the facilities will be used for a two million dollar a year business. Arthurdale, begun in 1934 to aid 165 destitute mining families, was one of 31 federal homesteads under the interior department.

Arthurdale W. Va Belfort Furniture Company Baltimore Eleanor Roosevelt Belpee Leonard L. Rosen Scott's Run U. S. Department of Interior Resettlement Administration Farm Security Administration Federal Public Housing Authority Housing Authority Utopia

Arthurdale plan faces critics over costly government project

The houses and their subsistence farms are bought on long-term plans, while factories and an inn total $325,000 with unsettled prices for two other buildings. Critics call Arthurdale a costly lesson in missteps and government overreach.

Arthurdale

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