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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1946
Page
8
The Tucson Daily Citizen editorial attacks the wage control program and the Truman administration noting the resignation of two industrial members from the six man wage control board. It argues wage stabilization failed to protect inflation and criticizes New Deal policies as leading toward totalitarianism.
In a broad critique of the Montana 1946 primary, the piece argues smear campaigns by New York based groups and Hollywood influences hinder qualified candidates from running and debating. It questions anti Semite accusations against Wheeler, notes Park Avenue figures behind the opposition, and cites telegrams signaling funding and campaign plans.
The piece critiques campaign rhetoric before November 5, noting discounts on statements from public figures. It cites the Democratic and Republican committees blaming opponents and praising or condemning leadership, with sharp partisan framing and historical allusions.
A historical note argues that New Deal boards burden citizens and urges renewed allegiance to freedom by shedding hazardous political controls and restoring individual liberties.
Westbrook Pegler argues Truman and Dewey cynical in pushing Palestine and refugee issues for Jewish votes. He accuses both of misrepresenting policy, warns against federal and wartime promises for a Jewish state, and condemns vote chasing rhetoric used to win electoral support.
The Steelman report touts record profits and higher national income while the stock market falls. It cites profits above 10 billion this year, but ignores price inflation since 1941 and misleads on real earnings. The piece argues inflation and wage claims undercut confidence and foresees pressure to relax OPA controls before the election.
Washington columnist recaps a clash between a well known soft drink firm and the OPA over raising prices to six cents. The piece riffs on sugar costs, policy debates, and humorous asides about figures like James Farley and Wayne Rice while noting Redskins twelve men on the field and a naval veteran’s quip about averages.
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