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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1942

Page

4

Inflation Fight Friction Grows Between Congress and Administration

The piece flags a widening clash between Congress and the Price Administration over anti inflation measures and tax policy. Leon Henderson warns no progress on the tax front risks delaying inflation curb. Senators Norris and McKellar urge restraint on civilian compensation schemes while warning that vast war spending could erode resources for victory.

Leon Henderson OPA Congress Henderson Senate Appropriations Committee Treasury

Westbrook Pegler's Fair Enough Opinion Piece

A critical take on union press writers by Westbrook Pegler. The author denounces opinionators as lacking writing skill and failing to present convincing arguments, even when facts favor their stance.

Union

Mrs Roosevelt and Labor Draft Idea Spark in War Debate

The column quotes Mrs. Roosevelt backing universal drafting of workers for war needs and questions why the author is singled out for critiquing compulsory labor while others, including Raul McNutt and Victor Olander, discuss conscription and its impact on unions.

Victor Olander the Plumbers and Steamfitters Union Bataan Australia Raul McNutt Olander

Athens Revisited as Washington Hosts Duke of Windsor

Washington, buzzing with visitors, recalls Athens as the Duke of Windsor, Bahamas governor, met President Roosevelt for three hours. Reporters speculated on policy shifts, though the President may have simply shared an informal, friendly talk with a valued guest.

Washington Athens Paul Duke of Windsor Bahamas Roosevelt

Isoroku Yamamoto under fire over Coral Sea claims

US Navy spokesman cites Imperial rescript fueling doubt about Admiral Yamamoto’s Coral Sea victory claims. The piece notes Emperor Hirohito’s honor based on a forged report and links the episode to Bushido erosion. Also mentions Midway and Aleutians events and ends with a Baltimore shipyard rivet record of 1,847 in seven hours.

Pacific Isoroku Yamamoto U. S. Navy Washington Tokyo Coral Sea Yamamoto Hirohito Navy Harakiri Midway Aleutian Islands White House Dutch Flegenheimer al Capone Baltimore

The Baer Facts: Words and Oddities A to Z

A compact spoof bulging with quirky definitions and trivia. It defines terms from Greek divination to octopuses walking, plus notes on legal terms and obscure phrases. The piece delights in linguistic oddities and curious etymologies with playful tone.

Open Letter on Peace and World Democracy by Paul Mallon

In a Washington dispatch Paul Mallon argues against a global democratic state or disarmed world police. He cites Asia’s population, Japan’s wartime system, and the need for a strong U S military to secure peace and preserve the American way of life.

Washington Charles R. Holloman Cnet Field China India Asia Japan Great Britain Diet Hitler Reichstag Moscow Supreme Soviet United States Germany Wallace South America Pearl Harbor Army Navy Air Force

Johnston seeks labor unity with CIO AFL in Washington

President of the U S Chamber Eric Johnston meets CIO head Phil Murray and AFL leader Bill Green to propose cooperation on recognizing unions, reducing name calling, and promoting a fair profit for labor and industry. He notes willingness to sell chamber members on labor ideas and plans further talks. Senator Gillette exposes the advisory committee guiding synthetic rubber, naming Goodyear Firestone U S Rubber Hi Car Goodrich and Standard Oil Development officials.

Washington U. S. Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt United States Chamber of Commerce Eric Johnston Phil Murray CIO Bill Green AFL Johnston U. S Labor Green Murray Russia Germany Jones Rubber Braintrust Guy Gillette Iowa Jesse Jones Gillette Paul E. Hadlick Hadlick R. P. Dinsmore Goodyear Tire and Rubber J. N. Street Firestone Rubber W. A. Gibbons U. S. Rubber J. H. Boyd Hi-Car Chemical Company W. L. Semon B. F. Goodrich Company P. K. Frolich The Standard Oil Development Company

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Mr. Henderson Norris Nebraska McKellar Tennessee Westbrook Pegler Pegler Carlisle Isoroku Arthur Bugs" Baer Baer Kameeldorn Dodson and Fogg Bardell Pickwick Dick Yea Nay Richard Paul Mallon Johnston Speaks Mind Drew Fearson Robert S. Allen
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