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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
6
The Utah legislature adjourns after a week of sessions completing a revised general appropriation for the 1951 52 fiscal year. A $1 500 000 stabilization fund is created to offset tax rate swings while reorganization plans remain unsettled. Governor Pyle urged minimal session duration and responsible financial handling amid ongoing debates.
Arizona Album edited by E. W. Hawkins shows the 1907 execution for the Leonhardt murder after a spree of robberies in Tucson. Hawkins confessed to clear his wife, while spectators and officers observe the hanging scene at the old Pima county courthouse.
The author argues since 1945 Soviet Russia pursues a "peace offensive" to stabilize the status quo and weaken the United States. It claims Moscow uses peace rhetoric to mask goals in Korea, Formosa, and Asia, including securing China's UN seat, displacing Chiang Kai-shek, and reducing U S influence.
A column argues Malik’s cease fire proposal signals Soviet Russia as the real Korea war power. It warns against misreading Moscow’s role, notes Soviet China as proxy, and urges continued US military strength and caution in negotiations.
Washington reports outline beef price disparities since January 1950 with cattle prices up 53 percent while farmer costs rose 13 percent. Analysts note even post rollbacks cattle prices would exceed pre Korea highs, and feeders gain about 40 dollars per animal. Also discusses Korean truce talks and Formosa seating, aiming for a 20 mile demilitarized zone and halt to bombings and troop movements until Korean questions settle.
Drew Pearson reports on President Truman and MacArthur over a pre Easter letter and a clash that helped trigger MacArthur’s removal. The column recalls Sen George Aiken’s blunt questions on social welfare spending and public aid proposals and notes Hunt’s high bipartisan voting record.
Detroit on June 29 reports John L Lewis addressing a 10th birthday CIO rally at the Ford River Rouge site. Thousands attended with families for free perks while left wing literature from the Michigan Worker circulated amid pro Soviet peace talks.
Victor Riesel recalls a monster Ford workers meeting tied to the United Auto Workers CIO. John Lewis delivered a 65 minute speech advocating a $10 million gift toward a $50 million labor war chest to challenge American capitalism and major firms including General Motors Ford and U S Steel.
A neighbor jokes about a garden planted under "severe duress" from his wife. He quips it is not a war garden but a police action garden. The line appears in Bill Vaughan's column in the Kansas City Star.
Bob Ruark laments reformers and praises Harry Kramer s Ye Olde Chop House in New York s financial district a dining landmark since 1800 with a long serving staff and a no frills menu. He suggests moving the chop house across the land to showcase old time American dining.
An impromptu Midland gathering of Red-Baiters features Robert E. Stripling James H. Steedman Dick Fowler Milo Palmer and Jake Spolansky in a Wilkinson Foster building office. The group discusses anti Communist probes and past committee work amid oil town talk.
Poem sketches a couple’s bond and shared dreams. The lovers promise resilience and happiness when together. It envisions painting skies, climbing hills, and building a nest where love and singing thrive.
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