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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1943
Page
6
Publisher details for William Johnson and Alex Parker appear with notes on edition, association memberships, and circulation rates. The text includes rate cards for home delivered and mail subscriptions and a reference line about Thomas Jefferson.
A Paul Mallon dispatch argues top officials who drove production will fade from public credit as political front men rise. Doers bore the heat of the day and sacrificed for the task, while self promoting politicians seek praise and preferment through glib talk and public show.
The article discusses UN consensus on post fascist Italy and US recognition of an Argentine junta, framed as opportunistic realpolitik. It notes a tension between democratic ideals and realpolitik, questioning the motives behind regime changes and citing Drew Pearson on Argentina. It ends with a libertarian quip about liberty and deals.
The piece traces the idea of resisting coercion as the common man’s motto from the Revolution to 18th century slogans. It highlights how working people, unlike educated elites, grasped the meaning of don’t push me around and defend their inalienable immunity against shoving.
Washington opinion warns the Smith Connally bill offers only a temporary fix for labor disputes and war plant stoppages. It criticizes weak penalties, unclear agency jurisdiction, and says government seizure leverage may grow labor concessions. Berlin and Tokyo sentiment parallels Pearl Harbor aftermath, Knox notes.
A government questionnaire shows nearly six percent of 11,000 Japanese American residents at the Poston relocation center admitted disloyalty or gave evasive answers. The report notes Attu landing done by the Infantry, not Marines, and mentions Alaska highway naming proposals.
Westbrook Pegler argues that the Roosevelt coalition and Chicago and Jersey City rackets collude with the New Deal system. He cites Buck Newell, Maloney, Fay, and Norton as cases, claiming federal inaction and state prosecutions show a dangerous alliance between government and organized crime.
Washington dispatch explains a White House led tour system for visiting dignitaries from Blair House to Miami. Describes entertainment, production line style, and key stops in Detroit Buffalo New York with notable figures and luxury travel.
The Women’s Bureau reports an aptitude survey showing peace time skills in households translate to wartime assembly work. Sewing, clerical, cooking, and domestic tasks equip women to operate lathes, assemble parts, and inspect munitions, aiding the war effort with training and factory adaptability.
The note cites Proverbs 2 6 7 about wisdom and suggests Step No 1 in successful Victory Gardening is locating topsoil that has not yet been hauled away to improve nearby lawns per the Detroit News.
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