Tucson Daily Citizen Masthead and rates notice
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists William A Small as publisher and William H Johnson as president. It notes second class mailing status and associates with the Associated Press United Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Rates show home delivery in Tucson 25 cents weekly and by mail 12.00 per year with 1.05 per month prepaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Small
William H Johnson
Post Office
Tucson
Arizona
Associated Pre
Associated Press
United Press Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
America Must Decide on Free Enterprise vs. Totalitarian Dreams
A column argues that postwar policy pits democratic nations against Soviet led totalitarianism. It critiques labor unions, supports protective laws for industrial peace, and urges keeping Pacific islands under US trusteeship for defense. The piece cites Brandeis and connects to global power shifts, concluding America must choose between free enterprise and impractical, controlled world schemes.
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America
Moscow
Balkan
Russia
United States
Henry Wallaces
C. E. Wilson
General Motors
Illinois Manufacturers Association
Mr. Wilson
Scandalous notes and odd tidbits from The Side
A collage of brief items mentions Scotland Yard hair analysis solving a crime, Doings on kissing advice, a drunkard jail term and Sweden’s cure, Art Hickman’s saxophone, old boxing trivia, the Volks wagen in wartime London, Marlene Dietrich and Grantland Rice trivia, Bellamy Brooks on aging, a pie campaign and a 1946 King Features copyright line.
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Scotland Yard
C. Pfaff
Soho
London
Pfaff
A. B. Deming
Yesteryear
John L. Sullivan
Grand Rapids
Mich
California
Jack McCormick
Marlene Dietrich
la Dietrich
Manhattan
Miss Dietrich
Marlene
Marie
Magdalene
Grantland Rice
Four Horsemen
Notre Dame
Bellamy Brooks
King Features Syndicate, Inc
End Of A Gag By Arthur Bugs Beer On Vassar
A reminiscence traces a long running joke about a Vassar football team and a boastful gag from 1916. The piece notes how the gag inspired careers from Hollywood to vaudeville and muses on wit and talent with a quip about training a canary to sing bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur “Bugs
Vassar
Charley's Camp
Gag
Hollywood
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Russia's Internal Plight Exposed by Allied Reports
Washington reports claim Western agents found Russia’s economy deteriorating as the regime struggles to supply basics. They allege a world Communist fraud, with Molotov easing at New York talks while the regime hides shortages, purges, and censorship behind an iron curtain.
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Murrays
Reuthers
America
Washington
Russia
Molotov
New York
Spain
Britain
China
Guerrila
Ukraine
Kremlin
Moscow
Turkey
Dardanelles
Volga
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Economic death by own action warned in labor critique
David Washington argues Russian claims reflect fear over American economic policy. He criticizes CIO and AFL leaders for driving inflation and wage demands, predicts wage-price spirals and a possible collapse of the free enterprise system without labor restraint. He notes poll data and warns against labor monopolies and prolonged coal strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Germany
Italy
Russia
John L. Lewis
AFL
CIO
Lewis
Gallup
Rank and File
Rank and
John L. Lewises
Congress
Lost Illusion as Boy Meets Superman Voice Actor
The twelve year old son of author Bernard DeVoto watched The Cavalcade of America and mistook announcer Clayton Collier for Superman. After meeting Collier, the boy challenged him to push over the RCA building, prompting a firm reply from the actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard DeVoto
Cavalcade of America
Clayton Collier
Clarion Jones
Superman
Collier
RCA
Wall Street Journal
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Wilson
Supreme Court
Brandeis
George E. Sokolsky
Kurile
Pacific
Finland
Latvia
Esthenia
Lithuania
Bessarabia
Poland
New Republic
Henry Wallace
Elliott Roosevelt
League of Nations
Palestine
Central
Africa
Mandatory
South Pacific Islands
Japan
South Pacific
United States of America
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
South Sea Islands
Pearl Harbor
Sherman
Arkansas Gazette
Detroit News
By E. V. Darling
Hitler
Volkswagen
R- Rua
Van
Paul Mallon
Siberia
By David
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