Local Tucson Daily details publication and delivery rates
Published daily except Sunday with William A. Small as president and William H. Johnson as publisher. Notices include press association affiliations, second class matter status, and Tucson delivery rates of 25 cents per week locally, $12 per year by mail, $1.05 monthly, all paid in advance.
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Bill of Rights ceremonies urged for December 15
A call to observe the Bill of Rights with appropriate ceremonies and prayer on Sunday December 15 was supported by a joint congressional resolution signed by President Truman on May 29. The piece notes public ignorance of the rights and recounts the origins of the amendments forming the American Bill of Rights.
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Old and reactionary by Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler denounces long established union leaders as old and reactionary to warn that they wield power over 1.5 million workers. He cites John L. Lewis and peers as despots, arguing their privilege persists under wartime and Roosevelt era policy, while calling for their break and political accountability.
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Can the GOP Lose in 1948 A California Governor Says Yes
The St Louis Post Dispatch quotes Governor Warren of California warning that the GOP can lose in 1948. He says the new Republican Congress is on probation before the people and its fate will depend on how it behaves. He notes bipartisan renomination and speaks as a Republican of esteem.
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Statesmen Excluded From League Face Tight News Space
Louisville Courier Journal notes space limits will force lean coverage as 60 statesmen recently waived out of the league and expected to contribute columns. The remark compares achievements to worn trousers showing threadbare edges under strain.
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Lewis Reverses Coal Strike Policy After Supreme Court Move
Washington dispatch analyzes Lewis’s abrupt reversal in midwinter coal dispute after Chief Justice Vinson’s emergency move. It credits Truman appointees and the Supreme Court for pressuring Lewis to call off the strike and avoid a national fuel crisis. The piece notes Lewis’s miscalculated strategy, limited backing from miners, and fear of legal action under the Smith Connally Act.
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Washington Scene Reflections on Mount Vernon and Embassy Banter
Washington Scene from December 11 features George Dixon musing on Washington relics, the Court of St James versus St James's, and memories of Ambassador-designate O Max Gardner. The piece relays anecdotes about Gardner, cricket jargon, travel by plane, and old UNC football with Bob Reynolds, ending with a quip on Henry Wallace.
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