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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1944
Page
7
A Princeton based study shows more than half of adults smoke while about 48 percent do not. Smokers concentrate in white collar jobs and city areas with younger adults most prone to smoking. officials blame shortages on black market hoarding.
A 1937 reflective column recalls Roosevelt’s pledge to avoid war yet argues America will defend its interests. It contrasts past doubts with a 1944 shift praising a powerful navy, merchant marine, army, and air force, framed as wartime readiness during the holiday season.
Respondents listed hoarding and black market, exports, higher consumption, labor and materials shortages, and poor planning as the main causes of the cigarette shortage. The article notes Montezuma was reputed to drink up to 50 pitchers daily of a vanilla flavored liquid.
In Schenectady New York December 22 1950s scientist Dr L B Clark says fur color changes in animals come from daylight length not temperature. He cites experiments at Saratoga federal game farm showing light manipulation speeds silver fox fur development and notes plants also respond to day length with long day and short day classifications.
President Roosevelt signed a joint resolution ordering consideration of a site and design for a national memorial stadium to be erected in Washington, D. C. The action focuses on establishing a commemorative stadium in the capital.
Stanley Baron of the London Daily News reviews American forces in the first army front. He lauds their bravery and resolve while noting two German wedges threatening Liege and the northern flank. Berlin cautions against optimism as Rundstedt presses the offensive and Allied resources show through.
The report describes a South Sedan approach once used by German forces and notes that Allied positions along this route appear improved yet still confused, reflecting ongoing adjustments in the front.
The state tax commission granted the Phoenix Breeders, Inc. a permit for a horse race meeting from Christmas Day through January 24 with D C O Neil opposing and Thad M Moore plus Joe Hunt in favor. The current meet ends December 24. Thirty one tablespoons of salvaged waste kitchen fat average one pound.
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