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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1943

Page

6

Government missteps in coal dispute and labor crisis

The piece criticizes interagency bickering over coal policy, urges protective surveillance of John L. Lewis, and calls for a law grounded government response. It notes 530,000 miners idle, disputes over 100 percent valuation, and Congress action on Connally bill to empower the War Labor Board. It also hints at Chiang Kai-shek and Allied support context.

Pima Board of Supervisors State Tax Commission Pima Board Angius Cochise Pima County Board Collins Alley Ajo United States Lewis Germany John L. Lewis F.B War Labor Board Congress Senate Tom Connally Texas House of Representatives House Military Affairs Committee Miss Perkins Navy Maritime Commission War Production Board House Miss Barber Quartermaster Corps Kellogg Company Battle Creek

Sailors Pay and Union Tensions Across Merchant Marine

A detailed account critiques the pay of unlicensed merchant sailors versus officers. It notes base wages, bonuses, per diem, port and sea bonuses, overtime, and security watches, plus shifts in bonus rules and disputes with unions. The piece highlights indiscipline cases, captain remarks, and the broader risk balance with Navy and troop operations.

San Joseph Curran Europe Africa Merchant Marine Mediterranean Gibraltar South Pacific War Zone Curran Union Annapolis Navy

Edison Baer Recounts Wartime Inventions and Ambition

Arthur Baer quotes Thomas Edison Baer claiming fifty thousand Axis patents, jokes about Edison’s imagined wartime gadgets, and describes his own failed War Department proposals. He discusses inventiveness under national stress and his plan to gain recognition as a great innovator despite lacking a monument.

Arthur Bugs” Baer Axis Thomas Edison Kaiser Edison War Department King Features Synd

U S Ambassador Phillips Reports on India Crisis

U S Ambassador Bill Phillips, returning from India, reported to Roosevelt and Churchill on the Indian political standoff and urged mediation between Indian factions and the British government. He criticized Field Marshal Wavell, urged clarity on U S policy, and suggested American diplomats should not appear to back British colonial aims.

Washington U. S Bill Phillips India United States Wavell Phillips Churchill Canada Roosevelt Britain Burma Road White House Georgetown Electric Company Baltimore Weaver Tom Weaver Mary I. Barber

Invasion Talk and Pacific War Notes From Washington

Washington says Allied air superiority points to invasion of southern Italy while RAF targets industrial centers in western Europe. Mussolini’s regime weakened as Attu completes mopping up with Kiska starved of supplies. Aleutians may be cleared with minimal fighting.

Washington Italy RAF Rome Sicily Foggia Naples Sardinia Pantelleria Mediterranean Tunisia Hitler Britain England Mussolini Messrs Roosevelt Churchill Axis Stillwell China Attu Kiska Aleutians King Features Syndicate, Inc

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