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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1943

Page

3

Price Setup Of Galbraith May Now Be Revised

Washington June 2 UP The office of price administration will revise its entire system of food price control under new leadership as two officials aligned with Lou R. Maxon succeed Galbraith who resigned after a dispute over price-fixing policies. A. C. Hoffman and Donald Wallace will oversee food control and remaining price activities including industrial materials fuel textiles and services. Subsidies to processors to keep consumer prices down are under study amid banking committee opposition to subsidies.

Washington Office of Price Administration J. K. Galbraith Galbraith OPA Lou R. Maxon Maxon A. C. Hoffman Donald Wallace Hoffman Wallace Congress Food Co Control House Banking and Currency Committee Commodity Credit Corp

G. O. P. Names Committee To Draw Platform

Congressional Republicans clash over the 49 member postwar advisory council named by National Chairman Har rison E. Spangler to shape next year’s presidential platform. Governors and lawmakers debate balance and action potential while leaders defend a middle of the road stance.

D. Harold Oliver Washington Advisory Council Harrison E. Spangler National Committee Wendell Willkie Midwest Ball Minn Burton Ohio United States United Nations Austin Vermont Reece Tennessee

Attu Japs Lived Like Animals in Holtz Bay Defeat

Allied troops describes Holtz Bay on Attu Island as war wrecked and repulsive. They recount blitz through garrisons, high casualties, and captures of supplies, 77-millimeter anti air guns, and opium pipes. The piece notes young, well fed Japanese troops, brutal hill assaults, and stray English insults amid the retreat toward Chicagos.

Russell Annabel United Press Holtz Bay United States Russell Annabel Holtz Culin Tucson Frank Culin Ariz Albert V. Hartl Bismarck N. D North China Attu Alaska Holtz Chi Harbor

The Citisen's LATCH-STRING Outles in Hospitality

The fragment cites hospitality context and implied rules of courtesy and fairness, indicating guidance on social conduct and expected behavior within communal settings.

War work cannot equal soldiers’ frontline dangers says reader

A letter argues that Red Cross work and war bonds aid but do not equate to facing combat. The writer insists soldiers bear death’s price while home front volunteers support without risking death, calling for honest credit for duties performed.

Red Cross

Nantucket Island Bought For Two Hats In 1641

Nantucket Island a noted summer resort valued at 13 million dollars was bought in 1641 by Thomas Mayhew from New York for the price of two beaver hats.

Nantucket Mass. U.P Nantucket Island Thomas Mayhew Province of New York

Phoenix Poker Player Charged With Murder

Murder charges were filed against 37 year old Charles Ben Saulsberry who admits firing a shotgun that killed 38 year old Margaret Heath at a poker game where Saulsberry lost 94 dollars. The shooting followed a session with Frank E. Taylor, police said.

Phoenix Charles Ben Saulsberry Margaret Heath Saulsberry Frank E. Taylor

Five Phoenix Delegates Named for NEA Convention

The Arizona Classroom Teachers Association will be represented by five delegates at the National Education Association convention in Indianapolis this month. They are Elizabeth Hansen, Dr. R. J. Hanelly, Florence Emery, Winona Montgomery of Phoenix, and Joe M. Young of Tucson.

Phoenix Arizona Classroom Teachers’ Association National Education Association Indianapolis Elizabeth Hansen R. J. Hanenelly Florence Emery Winona Montgomery Joe M. Young Tucson

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