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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1946

Page

4

Poll Analyzes Stassen Status

Princeton based institute shows Harold E. Stassen holds a strong second place to Dewey among GOP voters for 1948. The survey notes limited name recognition among the general public and stronger support in the west central and Pacific coast regions, with labor and veterans groups showing notable backing.

Princeton N. J Harold E. Stassen Stassen Republican Party Institute Dewey New York Congress West Central States Minnesota Pacific Coast Middle Atlantic East Central Ohio Bricker Sen. Taft Michigan Sen. Vandenberg

Red Caps To Get Dime Per Article

Southern Pacific porters in Tucson will receive 10 cents for each piece of hand luggage or other article carried for passengers. The change, announced by the railroad, is expected to be adopted by western lines and has already been in effect on eastern lines for years.

Southern Pacific Tucson

Gene Eagles Receives New Term as Arizona Highway Official

Gene Eagles was reappointed secretary and personnel director of the Arizona highway commission for a term to Jan. 4, 1949. The unanimous vote of the commission and the concurrence of Governor Sidney P. Osborn approved the change. Eagles has served as secretary since Feb. 1, 1943.

Phoenix Gene Eagles Arizona Highway Commission Sidney P. Osborn

Shifting Popularity in Nomination Runs

The passage notes rapid shifts in candidate appeal as nominations approach. It cites 1940 when Wendell Willkie, barely mentioned a year earlier, surged ahead in polls, overtaking long‑time frontrunners in the final weeks before the Republican convention.

Wendell Willkie Institute

Maj Keddie Family Visit Highlights Tucson Return

Maj Keddie and Mrs Keddie with son Douglas, a Brown Military Academy senior, visit former Tucson residents Mrs Mary A Woods. Douglas is class president and cadet band commander, led the Pacific coast championship band and earned an Annapolis appointment. He is a football letterman and last year won the all school scholarship award.

Hamilton Keddie Douglas

Casa Grande Boy Dies After Christmas Auto Crash

Donald Woodruff, 17, of Casa Grande, who was injured Christmas day in an automobile accident near Mesa, died Saturday at St. Monica's hospital. The death marks the 240th Arizona traffic fatality of 1946, compared with 276 in the same period of 1945.

Phoenix Donald Woodruff Casa Grande Mesa St. Monica’s Hospital Arizona

Price Of Radios, Radishes, And Rayons Goes Downward

Washington columnist explains how surpluses form in markets using housing loans and building materials as examples. He notes shifting demands can flip shortages into price drops, with bricks lumber and other inputs piling up as costs trend downward and prices fall.

Washington Mexico

Prices Fall Across Markets Spark Consumer Optimism

The article notes widespread price drops from $1.95 shirts to radios to radishes as production recovers. Radios at $16.95, rayon hosiery at 46 cents, and a nickel can of grapefruit juice signal easing costs. Wheat, meat, and eggs also trend lower while an ice cream push promotes a $1.95 gallon vanilla.

Washington

Year 1947 May Bring Consumer Price Breaks

The piece forecasts a consumer friendly year with lower prices for everyday items. It notes potential relief on staples like ice cream and a hint that casual dining prices could drop as venues like a soda fountain in the National Press building reconsider 35 cent ham on rye.

National Press Building

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