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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
4
Rate card lists home delivery in Tucson and outside options, prices shown as 20 cents per week, 9.75 dollars per year, and 85 cents per month payable in advance. Includes publication details and departmental phone line.
A Britain London Daily Express interpretation notes English purchase tax reforms and sugar rations, criticizing hidden taxes and urging explicit price tagging. The column discusses farm wages, jam sugar, and a pro and anti-Russia debate, warning of propaganda and political manipulation in international affairs.
In a 1946 King Features column Naive Sir Walter Westbrook Pegler questions Sir Walter Citrine's authority on American unions. He recalls past AFL connections with alleged racketeers, denounces leaders like Joe Fay and George Browne, and cites Joh Padway and others to argue British unions are more legally and morally disciplined than American ones, while warning Citrine against advocating lax laws for criminals.
The city reports a skewed general fund balance after $243,000 in demands are drawn. Tuesday figures show the general fund at 226,566.67, water fund 34,202.44, postwar reserves 101,642.08, and bond redemption 167,095.50, with a June 4 balance rising from June 3.
A reflective piece argues naturalization tests sincerity of allegiance, noting hyphenated identities and the danger of self interest over true patriotism. It cites Oscar Lange’s case, discusses British press notices, and urges stricter checks to prevent loyalty to foreign powers, with commentary on India and colonial policy.
Washington Column recalls childhood nibbling on bread crusts and parsnips as a critique of charity to the hungry. George Dixon cites attitudes toward global aid, personal responsibility, and the debate over feeding the world versus feeding ourselves, citing a Pensacola reader’s plea to curb excess while aiding starved populations.
Private Stone received 50c too much once and said nothing. The paymaster deducted 50c the next pay day, prompting Stone to remark that repeats justify speaking up. The tale ends with Stone noting he tolerates one error but not two.
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