Tucson Daily Citizen 1946 Rates and Masthead
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists publication details and rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions. It names William A. Small as president and William H. Johnson as publisher, notes Associated Press and United Press affiliations, and provides pricing: 2 cents home delivery, 12.00 per year by mail, 1.05 per month, payable in advance, with telefone 2400 for departments.
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William A. Small
William H Johnson
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Tucson
Arizona
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Associated Press
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United Press Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
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Reading the 80th Congress Through 1946 Highlights
The year’s ledger shows labor battles costly and how 1947 may hinge on labor, industry, and new political norms. A changed Congress faces fair controls, prompt goods, and fewer strikes, with many pre New Deal lawmakers fading and Republicans gaining ground.
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Congress
United States
Polluting Sports by George E Sokolsky
A 1946 King Features column critiques gambling tied to sports corruption in New York. It denounces bookmakers, gangsters, and racketeers exploiting football and other games while police and politicians tolerate or fail to prosecute. It condemns immigrant neighborhoods as crime hubs.
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Monte Carlo
New York
Fiorello la Guardia
la Guardia
Broadway
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Vito Marcantonio
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Two Pants Suits Return Seen In Wartime Fashion Shakeup
The Milwaukee Journal notes a historic shift as men may regain two pairs of trousers and a vest for double breasted coats, replacing wartime single pairs. The piece jokes about matching coats and pants, predicting affluence with "two pants suits" and even "two cars in every garage" amid high wool prices.
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America
Milwaukee
Journal
The 80th Congress Faces Historic Postwar Hurdles
The passage reflects on past postwar struggles of Lincoln, Johnson, and Wilson, and ponders the challenges the 80th Congress will confront in 1947 to restore the United States and the world to a stable equilibrium, hoping for wise, effective action.
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Union
Lincoln
Johnson
Wilson
80Th Congress
United States
Truman Seeks Liberal Support Amid Tax and Immigration Debates
President Truman, in talks with lawmakers including retiring Rep. Herman Kopplemann, pushes for liberal immigration views and a nuanced tax cut plan favoring low earners. He weighs labor policy, war emergency controls, and a possible postwar declaration by Congress. The Bell Syndicate analysis notes Lilienthal on atomic energy and other Washington maneuvers.
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Atomic Commission
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Air Cargo, Inc
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Henry Morgenthau
Germany
Hitler
James Dunn
USA
Rome
Spain
Franco
Dunn
State Department
Allen Sproul
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Sproul
World Bank
White House
East Gate
Constant Arguer Refuted as Boontown Man's Sibling
A sharp community debater is challenged at a crossroads by a lounger's remark about Cy Smith of Boontown having ten brothers. The arguer dismisses the claim and corrects that the man mentioned is Cy Smith's brother, not Cy himself.
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Cy Smith
Boontown
L. & N. Employes
One-Foot Speech Rule in Your Life
A South African tribe enforces a unique public speaking custom. The speaker stands on one foot while addressing listeners, and the moment the second foot touches the ground the speech ends, enforced if needed.
Boston law office births two governors and more
A remark from Grand Rapids Press highlights a one room Boston law office that over 15 years produced two Massachusetts governors and one Maine governor, while the total smoke remains unknown.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Maine
Grand Rapids
Mich
How can you win they don't know why a stock market does what it does
A Louisville Courier Journal piece ponders stock market behavior noting the unpredictability of market movements and investors seeking strategies amid unclear drivers. The text emphasizes uncertainty and questions about reasons behind market swings.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Christmas Art and the True Spirit of the Holiday
The writer laments Christmas card designs lacking religious meaning, arguing most cards miss the occasion’s purpose. He argues for art that inspires Christian principles, cites Armistice and Memorial Day misalignments, and suggests Saint Paul’s message as a guide for policy and conduct in a postwar era.
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Washington
George Washington
Lincoln
Christ
New Mexico
Bethlehem
Saint Paul
Paul
Christmas in Merida on Venezuela’s Andean roads
Washington scene arts: reporter describes Merida high in the Andes on Christmas Day with snow in the passes and bananas below, noting extreme changes in temperature, a hotbed of revolt, and a rough Pan American highway ride from Caracas 480 miles away, four days to reach.
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Dee
Equator
Yuletide
Andes
Cordillera
Caracas
Journey through Venezuela from burro-trail to highway praise
The narrator with Col. Robert C. Andrews in Venezuela praises local hospitality and criticizes Spruille Braden. He notes poor road quality, high ambitions, and goodwill shown by officials. The piece highlights Venezuelan army defections and the slang for “serento” as a linguistic aside.
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Robert C. Andrews
United States
Venezuela
Col. Andrews
Sardento
Serrento
Los Estados Unidos de America
Braden
State Department
Argentina
Gerreat
Survey says young men spend about 350 dollars on clothes
Men's Reporter magazine finds average annual clothing expenditure for young men at 350 dollars, underscoring a long held belief that most people spend well below the average.
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