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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1946

Page

9

Distillers See War-Era Limits Linger Into 1950

New York Jan 1 The distilling industry aims to resume normal peacetime production but faces material shortages and depleted whisky stocks. Stanley Baar says straight whiskies may not reach adequate supply until 1950 while blended whiskies may suffice. Prohibition election pressures to continue in 1946, with self-regulation efforts to curb industry discredit.

New York Stanley Baar Allied Liquor Industries, Inc Baar

One Bright Spot in Huron After Tornado Damage

A week after a tornado wrecked the George Gross house a visitor found Mrs Gross purse with $50 amid the ruins. The discovery marked the only substantial salvage from the damaged dwelling.

Huron George Gross

New Year's Day Is Christmas For Busy Secretary Byrnes

Washington January 1 Secretary Byrnes spends a Christmas mood New Year meeting at the State Department after Moscow talks. Frederick Othman reports Byrnes sat through briefings with diplomats while reporters note terms like curia and a fait accompli. He said Stalin told him he felt fine during Christmas Eve chat.

Byrnes Frederick C.othman Washington Jimmy Byrnes Flo Moscow Mrs. B Douglas MacArthur Othman Gen MacArthur Japan Joe Stalin

Byrnes Describes Russians as Nice Yet Peculiar Workers

Secretary Byrnes says the Russians are nice people but keep odd hours. He recalls a long session lasting into the early morning, with talk continuing past 4 a.m. and a 7 a.m. wake time.

Byrnes

Toasts at banquet honor wartime allies

A secretary noted long toasts at a banquet lasting one to three minutes each due to many speakers. He said he proposed three toasts including one praising the Soviet Union Great Britain and the United States for uniting against war and urging lasting peace.

Soviet Union Great Britain United States

Christmas Greeting Ends Speech in Silent Service

A brief, formal farewell note closes with a wish for a Merry Christmas to the secretary and a playful jab about neckwear, signaling a lighthearted end to a formal exchange.

Senate Committee To Arrive In Honolulu

Oakland report says the senate Mead committee scheduled to arrive in Honolulu. The item notes the arrival was slated for January but lacks full details on the committee or purpose.

Senate Honolulu Oakland Calif Wupr Mead Committee

Tucson Daily Citizen item on page nine

January 1946 edition brief item notes local events and notices as listed on the Tucson Daily Citizen page nine.

Tucson Daily Citizen

Senators Lead Tour Of U S Military Bases On Pacific Leg

A nine member Senate committee led by Sen. James M. Tunnel departed Oakland Naval Air Station aboard a C 54 Skymaster on the second leg of a world survey of U S military surpluses and Allied bases. Before leaving for Hawaii the group briefly inspected San Francisco Oakland bay area naval installation.

U. S James M. Tunnel D.-Del Oakland Naval Air Hawaii San Francisco-Oakland Bay Area Naval Installation

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