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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1943
Page
6
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The piece argues the Connally anti-strike measure hints at statecraft in managing employer worker conflicts. It warns continued strikes threaten public welfare, urges prompt industrial arbitration, and notes the president’s possible veto or foray into New Deal judicial review, calling for social responsibility and orderly progress.
A literary blast targets General Charles de Gaulle for demanding exclusive leadership in France’s liberation. The author argues the United Nations fight to survive and secure peace, not to fulfill one man’s political crusade, and chastises de Gaulle for treating allies as mere foils. The piece also blasts UMW leader John L. Lewis and dismisses de Gaulle as a distraction from wartime unity.
Dr. Harry Hoijer of UCLA argues removing zoot suits or clipping hair won’t stop youthful outlawry. He says uniforms or grooming signal identity to police, while both crooks and detectives seek to blend in. Plain clothes officers help, but common sense is the key.
A prominent traveler relies on a widely published wire photo to maintain anonymity since the pictured figure is clearly not his own likeness. The device shields identity while spreading the image across outlets.
Washington report notes Roosevelt proposal to cut Supreme Court quorum to five to decide cases including aluminum and North American Company matters. It contrasts historic five vote logic, mentions Sumners suggestion to move cases to circuit courts, and cites past rulings and reactions amid New Deal tensions.
A Chicago dispatch claims the New Deal political machine has allied with criminal unions to rob workers and loot war funds. It argues federal action is blocked by courts and the DOJ, comparing the scheme to Kansas City's Pendergast influence and warning of a dangerous national alliance.
Writer notes his long running column on Japanese beetles and their invasion of the war garden. He recalls beetles entering homes during rain, devouring fruit and crops, and suggests hand picking into gasoline as final control.
Drew Pearson reports at Camp Peary near Williamsburg Captain Ware operates a hog farm on government land with Navy support. Hog waste hauled by truck daily feeds 70 to 300 acres, guarded by Petty Officer Hooberry. Some hogs sold locally while officers’ kitchens supply meals. Also notes about bureaucratic pay scales and reclassification, plus a Brazilian delegate at Hot Springs and a government salary reform proposal.
Washington reports that China has begun fielding a modest but growing air force, providing air protection for ground troops against Japanese dive bombers. Analysts note no imminent general Chinese offensive, while Japan’s main forces show limited activity and strategic restraint on multiple fronts.
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