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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1945

Page

5

Soldiers linger in Natal Brazil and censored Congress

U S troops in Natal Brazil face slow repatriation after WWII. Col Ferguson delays transfers for backlog while a C-47 carries officers’ wives to Bahia. Separately, Reed Cannon censors Congressional remarks, blue-pencing Eddie Hebert and George Bender on defense spending and housing.

Washington Natal Brazil U. S USA Pan American Airways Thomas D. Ferguson U.S.A Miami Fer Bahia Sam Rayburn Rayburn Clarence Cancrofa Cannon Martinez Cannon Eddie Hebert New Orleans George Bender Cleveland Ohio Hebert District of Columbia Committee Louisiana Bender Truman The Ohioan Government Printing Office

Killed In Austria Debates End In House Vote

A congressional debate on the Austria issue concludes with a final vote in the House of Representatives. Lawmakers argued over policy actions and potential consequences for allied relations. The decision sets parameters for subsequent diplomatic steps and budget implications.

Ford Policies Reversed Stir change in Ford empire

Henry Ford II, who became president earlier this year, signals a shift toward cooperation with the United Auto Workers, contrasting with his grandfather’s hard line. Behind closed doors, another policy is being quietly debated within Ford circles.

Ford Motor Empire Henry Ford, II United Auto Workers Ford

Ford Aides Seek State Dept Help to Counter Ford Antisemitic History

Ford heir Henry Ford moves to suppress his antisemitic past with a private appeal to the State Department. A top lawyer asks embassy and consular officials in South America to combat propaganda spread by fascist elements. Sparkman named Democratic whip surprises Capitol figures. McCormack praises the choice as prudent and liberal.

State Department Auto Company Henry Ford Ford Dearborn South America Sparkman Capitol Hill Rep John Sparkman Alabama John McCormack Massachusetts House Congress McCormack GOP John M. Vorys Ohio Congressional Paddle Ball Association Ohio Republican

Army Warned To Keep Out Of Mexican Election

President Avila Camacho told war and Navy secretaries that military personnel may not take active part in the forthcoming presidential election. He cited armed service groups allied with the Revolutionary Party and engaged in militant political activity.

Mexico City Avila Camacho War and Navy Mexican Revolution Party PRM

Paint Trees Against Beavers Near Mills Wyoming

In Casper Wyoming trees and nearby power lines in the Mills area were painted with creosote to deter beavers. The animals have been gnawing on trees and power lines, prompting the precautionary coating.

Casper, Wyo

Paddle Ball Path to Association Qualification

A brief note states that to qualify for the association one must play a good game of paddle ball. The emphasis is on performance and adherence to skill standards to gain membership.

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