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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1946

Page

8

Arizona Republicans Seek Revival At Amphitheatre Rally

The piece notes Bruce Brockett leading a revived Republican ticket in Arizona and urges party stalwarts to reengage. It highlights local candidates Mel Hoefle and Jim Ewing, praises Hoefle’s business background, and invites Democrats to inspect Republican options at the Amphitheatre School tonight.

Arizona Republican Party Osborn Bruce Brockett Rimrock Brockett Mel Hoefle Hoefle County Supervising Board Acorn Bob Locke Joe King Jim Ewing Jim Legion of

Diamond cutters strike at Tiffanys recalled in history

The piece recalls a historic strike of Tiffanys diamond cutters in New York with silk hats and banners. It notes rising pay scales and a widening class of strikers from pilots earning 12 000 to 15 000 annually to potential participation by top industry and Wall Street workers, including references to Alfred Sloans and Graces.

Tiffany’s New York TWA Wall Street Alfred Sloans Eugene Graces Wilsons General Electric General Motors

Navy Day Sermon on Roosevelt Navy Heritage and Duty

The essay honors Theodore Roosevelt as founder of the American Navy and marks Navy Day with flowers and prayers across numerous U S ports. It recalls victories and losses, stresses humility and peace, and urges maintaining a strong navy against imperialism and socialistic threats. It calls for continued vigilance to keep freedom and dignity aboard every sea.

E. Sokolsky Theodore Roosevelt America Teddy Roosevelt New York New London Portland Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington, D. C Norfolk Corpus Christi Charleston Anchorage Alaska Dutch Harbor Savannah Miami Tampa Pensacola Mobile Chicago Guam Honolulu Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Arizona Oklahoma Pearl Harbor Europe Asia United States

Dagwood Bumstead and Political Figures in Denver Poll

The Denver Post poll asks Denverites to name Dagwood Bumstead William Lee Knous and Leon Lavington. Eighty one of each hundred identify Dagwood while about thirty identify Knous and Lavington.

Dagwood Dagwood Bumstead William Lee Knous Colorado Supreme Court Leon Lavington Denver Post

Strike Polka Cotillion of the Figures

The speaker quips about trimming envelopes and envisions Arthur Murray arranging a new rhythm for marching. He suggests a Strike Polka or Cotillion as a playful, figurative finale to the affair, implying a dance change linked to the ongoing strike.

Arthur Murray

Condemned For Tax Reduction By Westbrook Pegler

A 1946 New York campaign column lambasts Governor Thomas Dewey for surplus state funds and not abolishing the state income tax. It notes contrasts with Roosevelt and Lehman taxation, critiques Dewey’s policies, and discusses PAC tactics and 1944 registration methods amid broader postwar political shifts.

Westbrook Pegler New York Business and Professional Men's Committee Democratic State Committee Tom Dewey Oregon Eleanor Roosevelt James M. Mead Dewey Washington New Jersey Connecticut Roosevelt Herber H. Lehman Lehman Party of Humanity Palestine CIO State Department PAC Truman A and P Teamsters’ Union Communist Party Mr. Truman OPA

Breakfast for Safety At Ordnance Depot In 1943

A Michigan public health bulletin analyzes 1000 consecutive accidents at an ordnance depot in 1943. Most incidents occurred between 11 a m and noon and are linked to hunger as workers had little breakfast, suggesting hunger increases nervousness and fatigue and impairs judgment.

Michigan Public Health Bulletin

UN plans to place world capital amid Westchester homeowners

Paul Mallon argues the United Nations site plan vetoes itself by choosing a costly suburban site in Westchester County over cities like Greenwich and Flushing Meadows. He claims the move dispossesses residents, urges the UN to select a peaceful site, and predicts legal battles as the issue reaches courts.

Paul Mallon Washington United Nations Assembly San Francisco Geneva Flushing Meadows United States TSC Stamford (Conn Stamford Chamber of Commerce Westchester County Union Greenwich World Assembly Yes Russia Australia China Latin America Hudson Fifth Avenue Third Avenue Wall Street U. S Permanent Commission Westchester King Features Syndicate

Washington Scene Talks Pilots Strike and Raise Talks

Washington humor column notes Vincent Flaherty stranded by the TWA pilots strike as the AFL linked Airline Pilots Association seeks raises from 11 000 to 15 000 a year. The piece contrasts pilots pay with hotel strikes and recounts a Chevy Chase speed ticket mix up.

Washington Vincent X. Flaherty West Coast Los Angeles Examiner Carrington TWA Mr. Flaherty Brigham Airline Pilots Association Flaherty

Minister Seeks Servant Man. Applicant balks at duties

A minister advertised for a man servant and the next day a young man visited the rectory. The rector outlined chores including dishwashing cooking grass cutting and floor polishing. The applicant replied he came to marry but would not take the job.

Parson Santa Fe Magazine

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