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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1948
Page
16
The piece critiques French postwar obstruction and German recovery fears, notes Gandhi and Nehru shaping India’s untouchability ban, and surveys U S policy critiques of Chiang Kai-shek. It benches Arizona governance, budget processes, and calls for a full-time budget director and transparent tax data.
A column contrasts radio performance and feedback with clock watchers and gadget meters, then shifts to critique of public discourse and headlines. It laments overreliance on headlines, urges precise content, and notes legislative committees with many boards. questions overlapping functions and cost savings.
A Vancouver Sun report notes a Washington Post Office official believed Dawson Alaska to be US territory and threatened to close the Dawson office. The Dawson postmaster responded that Dawson is the capital of Canada’s Yukon territory, and reports go to Ottawa.
Mary Spelvin lies ill with a headache as George, loud and anxious, hurries for a brain surgeon. He clamorously searches for care, plans an ambulance, yet Mary begs for quiet and sleep while neighbors arrive declaring love can be a nuisance.
The author argues sentiment has no place in baseball noting Stan Harris struggled as manager and walks away calm as a gull on a breeze. He recalls Mel Ott and others who pulled the plug on wavering tossers while emphasizing steadiness over emotion in seasonal decisions.
James Moran arrives in Washington on a prank mission from 67 Hollywood actors to shake hands with President Truman. Aimed at bonding with the White House, Moran reports $335 pledged for the gesture and recounts a volatile meeting with an FBI agent before departing to New York.
A jumble of old magazine chatter covers rejuvenation claims by a California expert and a man’s view on polo ponies in Manhattan. It notes Irish emigration patterns in 1845 and offers light asides on Aquarius fathers and Italian film hits. It ends with a reader question about Shuffle Along and Florence Mills in Daly’s theater.
Serge Koussevitzky argues that musical life in America grows from the need for art, not wealth. He says music expresses deep emotions, offering a recovered word of true feeling liberated from life’s banality and cruelty, and serves to help the souls of men.
A Boston Globe quotation notes a really small town has no light until four cars arrive at the depot to meet the evening train. The remark highlights rural isolation and reliance on rail arrivals for activity.
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