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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1944
Page
6
The article argues that white collar workers, the large yet overlooked middle class, have been excluded from wage protections and political attention. It warns they will awaken, organize, and pressure labor, business, and politicians to secure economic equality and independence.
The piece urges restraint on generous GI Bill funding, arguing against large pensions and broad pensioning of citizens. It warns such aid would cause economic paralysis by removing work incentives and cautions careful study of proposed postwar transition legislation. It stresses national gratitude to returning servicemen and asks for responsible spending to support them.
Washington dispatch argues Congress delays until August 1 while internal politics and reconversion plans lag. It calls for a unified, economically minded coordinator, preferably Byrnes, Baruch, or Kennedy, to streamline tax reform, employment, and production as the nation transitions from war to peace.
The editor jokes that rebuilding Berlin will take ten years and face redecorating hurdles with a new paperhanger. The remark appears in an Omaha World Telegram piece referencing postwar plans. A St. Louis Post Dispatch quip questions Japan demanding the entire US Navy and mocks its naval prowess.
Dies committee reveals long distance PAC telephones showing CIO political action talks with Mrs Roosevelt and White House aides. Hillman leads PAC while Baldwin keeps ties to Farm Security Administration aiding anti incumbents. calls show official coordination with Roosevelt team.
Bugs Baer argues eight-year presidential terms would curb power runoff. He jokes that Democrats in the White House long tenure dulls enthusiasm, notes 1932 Democratic entry, and mocks third-term talk while praising a six-year presidency concept.
Washington reports a Pacific engagement that destroyed about 300 Japanese carrier based planes. The clash near the Marianas marks a strategic shift, with Americans asserting air and sea strength, forecasting a large American base at Saipan and future B 29 bombings on Tokyo.
Life magazine sparked a debate on parachute harnesses. Gen. Echols testified the Army favors single point quick release for one handed operation, while the Navy continues with the older three point release. Cost concerns were noted but deemed minor.
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