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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1941

Page

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FDR Ideal Leader In Ruthless War

Westbrook Pegler argues Roosevelt is a ruthless, effective wartime leader who would use harsh methods against Hitler and Japan. He claims Roosevelt deceived the public to mobilize American entry and broadened war efforts at home, praising his tough, unconventional tactics despite faults.

FDR Westbrook Pegler New York Adolf Hitler White House Hitler Roosevelt United States Japan America Germany Poland Norway Low Countries Britain Atlantic Jfitler

Arizona Declines Sun Bowl Bid After Player Vote

The University of Arizona declined an invitation to the Sun Bowl in El Paso against Tulsa on New Year’s Day. The football squad voted 41 to 2 against extending the season, and the athletic committee cited policy against post season games. Arizona was co champion of the Border Conference with Harding-Simmons having three conference wins.

University of Arizona Today Tulsa University Arizona el Pas Hardin-Simmons Texas Tech Lesher University Athletic Council R. B. Yarmon Sun Bowl Association el Paso

Determination Fueled War Effort and Support for Victory

The speaker recalls bold determination to pursue the war, noting resistance from letter writers who opposed Hitler and policy critics in Britain France and the United States. He suggests relentless pressure on the President, arguing the wartime focus justifies harsh tactics and even re election as a gift from torture.

Adolf Hitler United States United Feature Syndicate

Weather outlook for the Southwest and Northwest U S regions

Weather bulletin notes a disturbance west of southern Alaska bringing rain to extreme northwest Washington. Temperatures across major cities are listed, with Phoenix at 75 and 40, Albuquerque 56/25, Los Angeles 56, Chicago 84, and many others. Fair to partly cloudy skies persist across Arizona New Mexico and West Texas with warmer trends east of the Rio Grande and continued cold nights in the Panhandle.

Phoenix Alaska Northwestern Washington U. S Albuquerque Ash Fork Boston Chicago Denver el Paso Flagstaff Kansas City Kingman Los Angeles Miami O Minneapolis New Orleans New York Prescott St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Tucson Winslow Yuma - Arizona New Mexico Rio Grande Valley California West Texas Panhandle South Plains

Litvinov seeks parley with FDR in wartime contact

Soviet ambassador Maxim Litvinov arrived in Washington and sought meetings with Cordell Hull and Franklin Roosevelt to discuss the Soviet role in the Pacific war. He indicated Russia would stand against Germany as work continued on emergency airstrips in New Zealand.

Washington Dec U.R Maxim Litvinov Soviet Union United States Cordell Hull Roosevelt Litvinov Hull

Tucson War Danger Sparks Civilian Defense Measures

In Tucson officials mobilize for possible sabotage and traffic disruption. Acting City Manager Phil J. Martin Jr and department heads order guards at utilities and water storage, with Old Pueblo Vigilantes on patrol near plants. Auxiliary police and fire crews to be trained in nine districts to handle sabotage and evacuations. City to arm guards. maps and valves to protect water system.

FT. C. Jaastad Civilian Defense Committee Tucson Phil J. Martin, Jr Harold C. Wheeler H. L. Hilles Old Pueblo Pacific Coast California Wheeler William Scrap) Roberts Martin Municipal Water Department Jaastad Defense Committee Hilles William Stuart Nicholas Janstad

Plans for city protection committees outlined by councilman

The councilman described established committees and conflicts ahead for civilian defense run by a legally constituted authority to avoid damage suits. He urged methods to compensate injured auxiliary workers or limit city liability. An electric power unit is planned for police radio signals, and independent power would help if Tucson Gas Light lines are damaged. Mayor Janstad summoned a committee including Councilman Nicholas, Manager Martin, Chief Wheeler, Chief Hiles, Morgan McDermott post commander, C A Bruce Spanish War Veterans, B L Brewer Central Trades Council, and Clayton Baum Tucson Merchants Association.

Ater Tucson, Gas, Electric Light, and Power Company Wheeler Janstad Nicholas Martin Hiles J. O. Hanson Morgan McDermott American Legion C. A. Bruce

Corporal Andrew J Dobek Promoted At Local Base

Andrew J Dobek formerly of Tucson has been promoted to corporal while assigned to the 32nd air base squadron here. The new corporal is the son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Dobek of 408 West Washington and enlisted June 17, 1941 at Camp Barkley Texas after serving as line sergeant in the Arizona National Guard. He serves as chief traffic clerk for transient Army aircraft.

Andrew J. Dobels Tucson 32Nd Air Base Dobek Andrew Dobek West Washington Air Corps Camp Barkely Tex Co. H Arizona National Guard Army A

Relief At Last For Your Cough

An advertisement promises relief from coughing and bronchial irritation with Creomulsion. It claims the remedy goes to the root of the problem, loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed membranes, and helps rest and sleep. It asserts no narcotics and offers money back if unsatisfied.

736 Japs Arrested by U S Agents

Washington dispatch reports federal agents arrested 736 Japanese aliens during the night in the United States and Hawaii. The prisoners are placed in immigration custody after arrest by FBI agents. Hearing boards will be set up to pass on evidence gathered.

Washington United States Hawaii Biddle Federal Bureau of Investigation

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