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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1946

Page

6

The 2x2-4 formula and labor industry balance speech

A political essay argues for a balanced approach to labor and industry, urging equal rule under government supervision to prevent strikes and closures. It asserts that the Wagner Act overreaches, calls for collective bargaining with limits, and stresses fair share for capital and labor. It also warns against autocracy and endorses U.S. world leadership on atomic weaponry while criticizing Soviet veto power in UN actions.

Sam Gompers America George E. Sokolsky Russia Peter the Great Catherine the Great Ivan the Terrible Alexander I Duma Kerensky Constituent Assembly Philadelphia Lenin Soviet Soviet Russia Yalta San Francisco Council of UN United States Canada Great Britain Baruch Gromyko King Features Syndicate, Inc

Fiscal Year Ends With Budget Battle Analogy

The report compares city finances to a boxing bout between spending and income as the 45 46 year closes. Income suffers a hit of 14994.00 with a June 21 auditor's summary showing reserves and bond funds totaling 508582.29 balance. A sharp critique notes court robes and public dignity amidst postwar fiscal pressures.

Billie Phooey STINE Svendnensead Balemes, Fame

Louis Conn Fight Seen As Social Spectacle Not Great Battle

Westbrook Pegler reflects on the Louis Conn bout, noting the fight’s dull moments and the crowd’s spectacle rather than athletic brilliance. He recalls past primes, trainer irritations, and the broader social theater of prizefighting, praising Louis’s character and sportsmanship while critiquing the event’s vanity and distractions.

Westbrook Pegler New York Joe Louis Billy Conn Conn

It's A Buyer's Market By Arthur Bugs Baer

Satirical reminiscence on economic folly with jokes about smuggling eggs and market whims. The narrator riffs on buyer and seller’s markets, OPA price controls, and odd underground deals, mixing personal anecdotes with sly social critique.

Arthur Bugs” Baer Syracuse St. Lawrence Rio OPA

The Paris Big Four Talks and Byrnes Peace Outlook

Washington reports on the Paris meeting of the Big Four, with Byrnes pressed to secure any peace plan. Analysts foresee a possible UN veto, a split with Britain, and continued chaos unless a broader accord emerges. Details cover Trieste, Balkans, Austria, and Germany’s future governance under allied zones.

Washington Paris Byrnes Assembly of the United Nations United States Italy Europe UN Assembly Assembly UN Security Council United Nations Assembly Security Council Russia Council Trieste Balkans Austria Poland Germany Truman Bevin Stalin U. S Austin King Features Syndicate

Washington Scene by George Dixon in Atlantic City

Washington Scene recalls a meeting with Will Foy a vaudeville figure and cousin of the seven littl Foys in Atlantic City The column recounts Foys show biz early training in medicine shows toronto stork derby mothers contest and a humorous encounter with Mrs Kenney including a tale of a firewood incident and a promised forthcoming motherhood and million prize notes

Mr. Foy Doc Crowder Muscogee Oklahoma P.S. MaKenney King Features Syndicate Atlantic City Dixon Ma Kenney Will Foy Littl Foys Foy Toronto Canada Stork Derby Mothers Charles Vance Millar Kenney

Elderly society president defends minister amid opposition

In a Vermont town a longtime president of the ladies aid society says she would rather keep a radical minister than have him removed. She notes his ideas are dangerous but believes elsewhere he might influence others who will listen.

Ladies’ Aid Society Vermont Blank Reader's Digest

Salt or sugar as welcome signs in different cultures

The article contrasts Oriental and Occidental customs noting salt signals friendship and hospitality at meals for Orientals while sugar serves the same in Western cultures. It suggests being a welcome guest when the sugar bowl appears on the table.

Christian Science Monitor

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