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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1944
Page
12
A satirical column muses on Mrs Roosevelt's gas rationing behavior and a White House scene, then shifts to Britain’s royal finances. It notes Edward VIII’s civil list and the keeper of the Privy Purse, comparing public scrutiny of elites in a sharp, humorous tone.
An editorial notes the Price Administrator's order lifting rationing on pork veal lamb and many prepared meats while halving red point allowances for rationed items. It questions consumer reaction, stock effects on the Office of Price Administration, and whether increased variety will lead to overindulgence.
As of last week Democrats lead Republicans by about four to one in registrations, states Secretary Garvey said. The June 12 registration deadline looms while over 75,900 names dropped for 1942 nonvoting remain unregistered. War-time population shifts show little change in the state’s political balance, with growing competition for party organization control noted.
Suburban residents with bumper lawns celebrate dandelion greens as a great delicacy while neighbors largely ignore the humble invitation to share or try the new seasonal harvest.
Washington analysis of Florida Senator Pepper and Alabama Senator Hill shows Southern primaries backing pro Roosevelt incumbents and the fourth term. Machines in Florida and Alabama support the status quo, while anti Roosevelt forces face resistance, indicating continued regional political patterns with mixed support for war policies.
Rail executives fear a war-tired public will grant railroads a well deserved rest after the conflict. The piece hints at postwar consumer demand and industry uncertainty as factories and shipyards rebound.
Fair Enough New York argues that Allied invasion plans face strong opposition if De Gaulle gains control in liberated France. The column warns of reprisals, potential civil strife, and the risk of a harsh French administration, urging restraint and safeguards for a free, orderly transition.
A diner recalls wagering on Flying Wizard with waiter Albert amid racing chatter. The meal ends with talk of croquettes or goulash and a tip drawn from a Racing Form as the phantom horse’s fortunes shift from winter books to today’s field.
Admiral Kings report on two years of U S naval warfare notes the Hornet sinking as planes from Enterprise passed Jap dive bombers heading to Hornet A late Navy notice cites slow communications and cautious orders as factors a daylight clash left the Hornet sunk and the Jap fleet intact Multiple brief items follow including Baruch gift references Winchells adoptions Cowans G I Joe cast and a Justice Dept anti trust loan shark crackdown planned in San Antonio
Washington May 6. President seeks broader inquiry into Montgomery Ward labor relations and related war labor board actions. Congress plans investigations into union affairs, maintenance of membership, and potential administration favoritism, amid wartime policy scrutiny and political maneuvering.
A St. Louis haberdasher displayed a new consignment of shirts and ties in bold colors. A large placard in the window bore the word Listen, directing attention to the display.
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