Tucson Daily Citizen Publication Details and Rates
The page shows publishing details for the Tucson Daily Citizen, including ownership by IHP Citizen Publishing Co, second class matter status, and office locations. It notes association with United Press and the Audiu Bureau and lists subscription rates and delivery terms.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
IHP Citizen Publishing CO
Terec
Arizons
United Press Association
AUDI
Tucson
Mad
Sources Of Living Standard In America's High Living
The article argues America's living standard rests on industrial freedom investment and efficiency. It cites NAM figures showing tools per worker at 12000 in the US versus 4000 in Europe and 2500 in Asia, notes education as a second driver and warns against centralized government controls and tax drains harming local services.
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America
Horatio Alger
Arizona
National Association of Manufacturers
Europe
Asia
Old Cast New Costumes In Russia's Political Metamorphosis
The piece notes Russia will switch from a politburo to a presidium after Oct 5 with Stalin likely to stay in control. It contrasts Russia's opaque move with America's clear election path after Nov 4, suggesting the Kremlin change remains the same act in a new costume.
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Russia
America
Moscow
Presidium
Communist Party
Joseph Stalin
Arizona Album reveals Billy the Kid health trips to Tucson
The piece notes Billy the Kid, real name William Bonney, sought health reasons in Tucson in the late 19th century and references Sheriff Pat Garrett killing him in New Mexico on July 14, 1881. It also mentions John Doyle Lee of Eloy, 94, who rode with the Kid at Jingle Bob ranch, and ties to Pat Garrett's book.
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Billy the Kid
Tucson
New Mexico
Pueblo
William Bonney
Pat Garrett
John Doyle Lee
Eloy
the Kid
Arizona
John Chisum
Jingle Bob
Lee
Arizona Pioneers’ Historical Society
Labor Making Hay By Victor Riesel
Victor Riesel argues labor unions will press for concessions before a new president takes office. He cites looming arms orders, high living costs, and limited unemployment as leverage, noting Hoffman era labor strategy and potential strikes ahead of 1953. He warns government policy may shift after January 20.
The Value Of Opposition By George E Sokolsky
British practice protects opposition and pays its leader a salary while the United States lacks party continuity. The piece argues for a robust two party system, criticizes Truman's smear tactics, and calls for open policy debate including Eisenhower-Acheson discussions on postwar Europe.
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Great Britain
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Harry Truman
Taft
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Harry
White House
United States
England
King Features
Boston thief cop wins no job back in public shakedown case
A National Labor Relations Board order forced Photoswitch Inc to post a notice and pay back pay after reinstating no one. John S. Stabins, a former Boston police officer with a 1940 liquor-store theft conviction, was not rehired despite a signed agreement. The board ruled discrimination and required a notice posting for 60 days.
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National Labor Relations Board
Boston
Army
Navy
Air Force
John S. Stabins
Stabins
Photoswitch, Inc
Labor Relations Board
International Union of Radio and Machine Workers
CIO
Dancecap
John
Origi
New Deal
Paul M. Herzog
John M. Houston
Abe Murdock
Herzog
Robert N. Denham
Denham
Ida Klaus
David Dubinsky
Garment Workers Union
Miss Klaus
Photoswitch
Edmund J. Blake
Blake
Herzog Houston
Murdock
FBI
Coercion Claims In Labor Board and Photoswitch Case
Westbrook Pegler reports alleged coercion 24 hours a day by union and Pinkertons and a Photoswitch plot to offer low cost insurance. The piece criticizes the labor board for pressuring employers, notes an engineer and staff delays, a worker named Stabins disappearing with $355.20, and accuses the FBI and board of collusion to permit theft before punishment.
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Pinkertons
Roosevelt-Truman
Stabins
FBI
Labor Board
King Features
Sam Ochiltree retires after four decades in journalism
Sam Ochiltree ends a 46 year career as telegrapher and editor with AP dispatches on Korea and other wars. He reflects that retirement won t bring hurry but adds he will miss colleagues and plans a London trip. He credits faith and family with his contentment and notes a long marriage since age 19.
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Sam
San Francisco
Associated Press
Korea
London
St. Peter
Winston Churchill
Call to Prayer Promotes Nationwide Observance
In December 1950 I urged prayer as a guiding force for individuals and nations and endorsed a world wide prayer observance. A Wesleyan guild head in New Orleans sponsors a national call to prayer for all Americans seeking God’s will amid a crisis, asking Sen Smith to mobilize press and radio support. The goal is greater devotion to God and nationwide cooperation from media.
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Skowhegan
United States
Wesleyan Service Guilds
Methodist Churches
New Orleans
America
Faith as national security in a world of cynicism
Senator Margaret Chase Smith argues for a spiritual revival to accompany political action. She urges religion as the guiding force in daily decisions and national policy, warning that moral rebirth begins with individuals before achieving broad moral security.
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Congress
White House
State Department
Defense Department
United Feature Syndicate
Courtesy and Death on the Road Admonition
A St Louis Post Dispatch note cites 25 000 annual U S traffic deaths due to discourtesy and rudeness. It questions drivers who apologize in elevators yet hog roads and urges motorists to practice consideration to avoid fatal outcomes.
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United States
Greater New
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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