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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1942
Page
6
A harsh diatribe argues the U S fights purely in self defense and calls for excluding nonwhite and immigrant groups after the war. It asserts immigration limits, criticizes European influence, and contrasts U S actions with Russia and China. The piece endorses citizenship restrictions and warns against foreign ideas shaping domestic policy.
The article discusses group and hourly nursing as responses to nurse shortages in the Tucson area and nationwide. It notes shifts from private duty nursing to collective care, with Army and Navy demand altering supply. It also recounts Doolittle raid reflections and controversial views on bombings and the emperor's safety, contrasting wartime pragmatism with public sentiment.
A Flagstaff episode last week drew parallels to Pluto’s discovery with a spontaneous public reaction. The piece notes a moral force test in a nonviolent stand against picketing, as merchants closed and protesters left within ten minutes, leaving questions about control and outcome.
The piece notes Americans will reduce tea consumption to aid Britain during air raids. It suggests a cup of tea is more potent and steadier for an American than a highball, reflecting wartime morale and rationing.
The War Department proposes a contributory scheme to aid dependents of privates and NCOs, matching military contributions up to twenty dollars monthly for spouses and twenty five for children. It extends to parents, and dependent siblings and grandparents. Communities share burden, Congress should enact promptly without major changes.
The St Louis Star Times notes that rising prices in recent months have spurred people to rush out and spend money, reflecting a shift in consumer behavior seen since the early thirties.
Arthur Baer humorously critiques U S Army meals noting ration costs and vitamin content while recalling mounted K P duties and cookbook misadventures. He uses comic anecdotes about tasting food first and parade rituals, ending with literary quotes on art and time.
Washington column argues that domestic Communists claim to patriotism while advocating subversion. It cites The Daily Worker and Laura Ingalls, urges prosecution of subversive papers, defends free speech with cautions, and notes a wartime U S Russia alliance while criticizing Communist tactics.
CIO committee pursues swift action after Murray ouster from UMW vice presidency. Denny Lewis facing removal from Construction Workers Organizing Committee post. District 50 under attack as CIO unions blame Lewis for propping him up. Longstanding rift between Murray and Lewis escalates through heated open session clashes and conjecture about AFL cartels.
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