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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1945

Page

11

Labor tensions rise as strikes widen across industries

The piece notes a looming steel strike tied to President Truman's wage policy, with UAW at General Motors facing government intervention fears. It mentions an impartial committee led by Leon Henderson, AFL and CIO leaders opposing compulsion to work, and several related labor actions including Yale & Towne, Seattle unions, and a truck wage dispute.

Iron Age Trade Journal United Automobile Workers UAW OPA Leon Henderson Murray Truman George Meany AFL Harrisburg General Motors Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co Stamford, Conn AFL Phical Seattle Yale & Towns ITU Middle West Cudahy Meat Co

Ex-Soldiers Confess To Killing Chinese Students

In Chungking on December 5, two former soldiers confessed throwing hand grenades that killed four Kunming students and wounded nine others during last Saturday’s disturbances. One said he acted under orders from Communist elements who promised him rewards and a future party position. The disorders stemmed from a large student protest against China's civil war.

Chungking Kunming Communist Party China

Edward Aboud Reopens Law Office on North Church Street

Edward Aboud, a former technical sergeant in the Army legal department who served three years, has reopened his law offices at 90 North Church Street after a layoff period. He was discharged in September from Fort MacArthur.

Edward Aboud Legal Department The Army North Church Street Ft. MacArthur

UA music professor to speak on KVOA program

Hartley D. Snyder associate professor of music at the University of Arizona will speak Friday at 11 a m on the KVOA program sponsored by Mrs P H Ross county superintendent of schools He will introduce members of Sigma Alpha Iota UA music fraternity

Hartley D. Snyder University of Arizona KVOA P. H. Ross Sigma Alpha Iota

Valley National Bank Files Will Of Sally Eber

The Valley National Bank filed in superior court the last will and testament of Sally Eber who died November 15 at age 83. The bank also filed a petition for probate with an estimated estate value near 200000, noting many bequests to fraternal and Jewish societies as well as distant relatives.

The Valley National Bank Today Superior Court Sally Eber Eber

Senate committee reviews Pearl Harbor attack details

The hearing reveals Maj. Gen. E. M. Watson advised war department officials that in war pets would be returned for his approval. It also notes Roosevelt approved a joint Canadian US basic defense plan on Aug 29 1941 and finds no evidence the Japanese broadcast a winds message signaling a break with the United States before Pearl Harbor.

Senate-House Pearl Harbor Roosevelt E. M. Watson War Department U. S

Hurley Under Fire Over China Policy in Testimony

Hurley, now on duty under Gen. Douglas MacArthur in Tokyo, framed his testimony by praising his role with Vinegar Joe Stilwell and stating the core issue was the defeat of American policy in China by State Department diplomats. He added that policy was not completely defeated, but only to some extent, and claimed success in sustaining China as an ally and Chiang Kai-Shek's government.

Bey Douglas MacArthur Tokyo Hurley Joe” Stilwell China State Department Chiang Kai-Shek

Rubber Reserve Office Plans Standby Alcohol Plants

G B Hadlock, associate director of the office of rubber reserve, says the alcohol plants will be kept in stand by condition for emergency resumption of production, while tires and other areas face likely inactivity over the coming year.

G. B. Hadlock Office of Rubber Reserve RFC

Gambrell and Lawson Return From War Service

Phoenix dispatch notes William L. Gambrell has resumed his post as director of the biological division of the federal aid wildlife service and L. L. Lawson, a biologist, also returns to service after military duties.

Phoenix William L. “Roy” Gambrell Federal Aid Wild Life Service L. L. Lawson Wild Life Service

Company seeks rate review on taxes and excess profits

The document details how estimated taxes and operating deductions totaling over 2.4 million dollars affect a utility company. It notes 35 000 customers across gas and electric lists with possible duplications and cites counsel arguing against a proportionate rebate of federal excess profits tax.

Clawson Gas and Electric George R. Darnell Commission Arizona Darnell U. S. Bureau of Internal Revenue Bureau

Congress caucuses debate election principles statement

Congress planned separate caucuses to review a 1500 word statement of principles aimed at attracting votes in the 1946 elections. The House Steering Committee drafted it with Senate party leaders, while Republican Leader Joe Martin urged House members to support. Senate voices showed doubt with Sen Taft questioning timing.

House Senate Joe Martin Massachusetts Sen. Taft

Canterbury Burial and Temple Death Noted at Funeral

Lord Lang returned to Canterbury cathedral on October 31 1944 to take part in the funeral service for Dr William Temple archbishop of Canterbury who died at age 63 after two and a half years in office.

Lord Lang Canterbury Cathedral William Temple Canterbury

Quilt pieces bargain package with patterns and thread

A promotional offer touts quilt pieces and giant spool thread with eight selected patterns and assorted colorful goods. It promises over 1,200 patches, drugstore price of 1.49 dollars COD plus postage, with satisfaction guaranteed and a money back promise. Contact Ma Caldwell Crafteman Co. Sleemington, ml for action.

Guara Ma *Caldwell Craftemnan Co Dept Sleemington Trail Blazers Adv

Price Appointed Head of Hollywood Office

Byron Price, veteran newspaper man and former director of the office of censorship, named vice-president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America to head the Hollywood office. Salary not announced. Krug declined the post. Price, 54, Indiana native, brings 30 years in journalism and recent Truman assignment reporting on occupied Europe.

Washington UPR Byron Price Office of Censorship Motion Picture Producers & Distributors of America Eric Johnston Price Hollywood J. A. Krug Krug Indiana Truman Europe

Arizona Lettuce Goes West By Way Of Ohio

A 1000 pound Arizona lettuce shipment arrived in Columbus and was packaged for retail sale and shipped by air to Los Angeles. The effort, part of a Western Growers A and P Foods Ohio station experiment, promises 25 percent less waste and spoilage. A L Martin notes members ship over 250 million dollars of fresh vegetables yearly.

Columbus, CO Arizona Los Angeles Western Growers’ Association A. & P. Food Stores Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station A. L. Martin Growers’ Association

UNRRA Officer Warns Typhus Threat in Poland

Dr Henry A Holle chief medical officer for UNRRA in Poland says a typhus epidemic may reach serious levels this winter with thousands unreported due to poor communications. He notes widespread venereal diseases typhoid and dysentery along with 18000 monthly tuberculosis deaths in Poland.

Warsaw Henry A. Holle UNRRA Poland Holle Austin Tex

Thomas Hunt Morgan Nobel Winner Dies in California

Nobel Prize winner and heredity authority Thomas Hunt Morgan, 79, died yesterday at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena after a brief illness. The noted biologist contributed landmark work on genetics and heredity.

Pasadena Calif U.R Thomas Hunt Morgan Huntington Memorial Hospital

Fort Lowell District Weighs School Expansion and Annexation

Morrow warns of need for a new school in the southwest section and additions to existing facilities if annexation occurs. Mrs. Alice Hate notes Ft. Lowell Elementary must add three rooms next year as Frontier Village grows. Parnell notes veterans may affect tax revenue. no annexation decision before Apr 1, 1946 and no later than July 1, 1946.

Page One Morrow Ft. Lowell City Planning and Zoning Commission Alice Hate Frontier Village Hale Pima Avenue Maple Boulevard

Classified Notices fragment lists housing search and services

A dated classified snippet seeks a small furnished house in city limits with contact. Also advertises morning and evening bus routes for high school boys via Tucson Newspapers, vacuum cleaner promotion with delivery in two weeks, and passport photos service with contact details.

Astrocity Ritter P. mM Gilbert Acosta Tucson Newspapers, Inc REXAM Passport Aire 5 Sturis l! E. Pennington

Prewar Tucson Classifieds Echo Bargain Promos and Needs

A cluttered prewar Tucson page lists diverse ads and notices including sewing machine requests for Singer or White brands, sand and gravel supplies, fencing, holiday wear orders, laundry services, jewelry bargains at Tucson Jewelers, life and fire insurance notices, Christmas ornament requests, fuel oil heater repairs, sewing machine repair, costume jewelry shopping, charity cards, surplus war materials, plant offerings, lawn services, moth protection, tires and auto parts, plaster sand and soil delivery.

Singer Tucson Jewelers 6Th Ave Congress Prudential Ins. Co. of America Harold P. Ryan Congress St. Ph Needhine Co E. Congress St Dillard's E. Broadway Phon San Xavier Farm Eqpt S. 6Th Ave Emery Park Vic Griffith N. Campbell Ave Eastburn’s Brown N. Santa Ri Tucson L. B. Brothers Marte

EXPERT DYEING AND VARIED LOCAL ADS 1906

A dense classified page lists services and goods including dyeing, candle novelties, used lumber, furniture care, piano sales, watch repairs, and real estate. It notes contact numbers and locations for trade items such as electri cal appliances, furniture, livestock, and rentals.

All Bran Advertisement Promotes Regularity and Nutrition

An advertisement urges readers to eat Kellogg's All-Bran daily with water to avoid laxatives. It claims the cereal provides gentle bulk for natural elimination and is richer in nutrients than whole wheat, including iron, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins, and protein, made by Kellogg's.

Rae Kellogg’s Battle Creek Omaha

Local Help Wanted and For Sale Classified Snippets

Mixed classified blurbs list items for sale such as a day’s key shop padslock and a 1941 Mercury used car. Also requests for two dishwashers houseman and two white women or a couple cook and houseman on a private ranch plus employment offers at a resort hotel. Various contact box numbers and addresses included.

Scott Tucson Starellen Vale Swannp Omaha Archers E. Falshaw S. Liberty Star-Citizen Star-Citizen Box 6Th St Star Citizen

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