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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1946
Page
10
A critical essay argues government mismanagement and high taxes hinder industry, citing railways, price controls, and wartime policy. It contrasts calls for free enterprise with political restraint and quotes Elliott Roosevelt on Churchill and FDR, challenging Big Three unity and Atlantic Charter interpretations.
An old farmer, Mose, is short of cash but donates four pennies at church. He jokes that if the money were four quiet dollars they would not have made a sound, noting that people who make the most noise are not always the wealthiest.
Consumers' Guide notes that carrots taste fresher with tops removed and this rule applies to beets, turnips, parsnips, and radishes. Removing tops before storage limits moisture loss and keeps roots fresher longer.
Westbrook Pegler exposes Joseph Gaer aka Eli Fishman as a CIO PAC pamphleteer linked to New Union Press, a dummy operation using Prompt Press facilities. The piece traces Gaer’s career from WPA and FSA roles to PAC leadership, noting ties to Communist-infested groups and campaigns, and cites Dies Committee findings on union label 412 and related publishing outfits.
A Washington columnist compares Soviet diplomacy to Hitler in a new costume and argues Moscow’s methods are ineffectual and destructive. He criticizes Tito and urges firmness plus a return to Browderism and covert undermining rather than open revolution.
A tourist notes the edge is dangerous and questions the lack of warnings. A native recalls a warning sign stood for two years without incident before it was removed, implying caution persisted in memory.
Washington Scene recalls a church incident with Mrs Foster who recited movie plots and acted scenes. George Dixon met Loretta Young on the RKO set and quips about the film Katie for Congress.
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