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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1949

Page

12

Loyalty and politics in wartime headlines and debates

A collection of notes on loyalty in public life featuring President Truman and Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan, criticism of Auditor Emil Haury on water, reflections on Tucson water shortages, and analysis of Strauss versus Lilienthal in the Atomic Energy Commission. It covers the Washington Times-Herald purchase by Robert McCormick, the Miller family, the Veep Love campaign motif, and a detailed view of Strauss’s stance on the Atomic Energy Act and Blair House talks.

Truman Harry Vaughan Harry White House Col Robert McCormick The Chicago Tribune Washington Times-Herald Maxwell P. Miller Jr Barkley Washington St. Louis Veep Carleton Hadley Aly-Rita Atomic Energy Commission Admiral Strauss Lewis Strauss David E. Lilienthal Herbert Hoover Commission Horatio Alger Lilienthal TVA AEC Congressional Committee Strauss Congress Blair House

Air Lines Enjoying Promising 1949 Outlook

The domestic airlines expect one of their best years in traffic and revenue in 1949 as industry profits may reach about 20 million dollars, reversing last year’s loss. Industry officials urge the Civil Aeronautics Board to cut over service on some routes and improve service to underserved areas.

United States Civil Aeronautics Board

Interest Beyond Self for Long Life Say The Times

The Kansas City Times notes that pursuing interests beyond oneself may lead to a longer life. It adds a tongue in cheek disclaimer that politics is not advised, though some have pursued it anyway.

Kansas City Times

Spelvin Tests Un-Americanism in Capitol Scene

In a Washington hearing Mr. and Mrs. Spelvin confront Senator Pheeble and Admiral Walsh over un-American activity. The Spelvins denounce traitors and defend the admiral while the exchange grows heated amid Capitol Hill tension.

George Spelvin Washington National Alliance of Inter-Urban Patriots Mary Capitol Mr. Spelvin Spelvins Admiral I. Walsh Bureau of Atomic Affairs of The Navy Walsh Ukraine Ivan Voopinkov Voopinkov Communist Party Pheeble United States Ukrainia White House Senator Pheeble Admiral Walsh George Spelgin Yorktown Gettysburg Congress Georgie

Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf

Cartoon in The Ford Times shows a weary husband digging a snowbound 50 yard path to the road. His wife calls from the kitchen that she moved the car to mother’s before the storm. A Midwest socialite’s funeral and later marriage to the husband’s brother stirs local gossip.

Tne Ford Times Cal Dunn Mother’s Bennett Cerf King Features E. V. Darling

War Survivors Soon Forget by Robert C Ruark

New York August 13. Robert C Ruark notes that war memory fades for most survivors as numbness and time dilute horror. He recalls Anzio Nis and the reactions of veterans, describing 24 000 casualties and 7 500 crosses at the American cemetery, with vivid scenes of fatigue and detachment.

Robert C. Ruark New York Time & Life Ike Eisenhower Europe Anzio-Nettuno William J. Reifer Houtzdale Cassino Anzio Reifer Colli Laziali Mark Clark Prince Borghese Pacific Jungles Sydney Frisco

Toasts and tales from a bygone era in brief humor

A collage of quips and anecdotes spans loves and marriage, pets and paychecks, quirky British language, and explorers. It touches on the idea that married life makes a man lucky, notes a San Diego cat heir, and mentions Garbo Mason film chatter.

The Grandstand Pro By Bugs Baer

A satirical sketch on the professional spectator at baseball games. It mocks the gambler who bets behind home plate and the wary umpire tainted by hidden stakes. The piece recalls John McGraw’s influence and a long feud over loyalty and profit in park politics.

Bugs’ Baer John McGraw McGraw John

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