Tucson Daily Citizen masthead and pricing note
The Tucson Daily Citizen page lists the paper staff headed by William A. Small as president and William Hill Johnson as publisher. It notes Associated Press byline rights, circulation audit membership, second class entry, postal details, and home and outside rates with annual and monthly payment terms.
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William A. Small
William Hill. Johnson
Associated
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Post Office
Tucson
Arizona
Ewing Urged for Re Election With Record Of Dairymen’s Health
The piece defends Jim Ewing Republican candidate for District 9 legislature, praised for honest leadership and district service in Pima County. It details Ewing’s sponsorship of dairy health surveys, debt payment bills, shell egg standards, prison plate stamping, and university and farm funding measures.
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Jim Ewing
Ewing
Pima County
House
Maricopa County
Cochise
Arizona
State Board of Health
United States
Tucson
Osborn
Kilpatrick
Maricopa
Rugg
Pinal
Arizona State Prison
Wallace Attacks FEPC and Big Manufacturers in Negro Rally
Westbrook Pegler rails against Henry Wallace claiming FEPC would shield unions and deny employers discretion. He argues white and black workers alike suffer, noting how labor boards and Wagner Act precedents affect firing and union activity. Pegler blames Wallace's allies and lists corporate motives behind discrimination.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Johnny Appleseed
Henry Wallace
Los Angeles
FEPC
Labor Relations Board
Wallace
Mr. Big
J. Rufus Wallingford
John Hartford
Jesse Jones
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Elliott
Jimmy
Harold L. Ickes
General Motors
Ford
Studebaker
Mr. Wallace
Detroit
CIO
Wagner
Right to Work Debate Stirs Arizona Prosperity Claims
A quoted opponents ad asserts that adopting a right to work amendment would set Arizona back 50 years and crash wages. The response argues Arizona exports produce wealth, citing copper, tourism, and citrus, and notes Florida’s similar path to prosperity when it passed the measure.
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Arizona
America
Florida
Unlordly landlord in Reading sparks moral policing row
A Reading Pennsylvania couple the Pecks advertise a house to rent only to a married veteran who smokes drinks has a child and uses pot. The column cites moral policing by landlords and hints at wartime controls shaping tenant life. The piece links such actions to a broader historical view of landlords authority and tenant subordination.
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Pecks
Reading
Honest professor speaks on Soren Vee subject
Milw Journal notes a quizzical quote as a professor tells grads that the topic is Soren Vee and urges them to guess as good as theirs.
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Soren Vee
Milw Journal
Radio quiz smugness defined in Christian Science Monitor note
A brief definition describes the smug feeling a radio fan experiences after answering a quiz question seconds before the contestant on a radio show. The term captures a moment of self satisfaction in a broadcast contest context.
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Christian Science Monitor
Russia budget confusion questioned by US experts
The press notes Moscow budget reports are inconsistent with reality and warns against acting on rosy or punitive estimates. It argues ruble values vary widely and Kremlin concealments blur true military and civil allocations. A cautious path to disarmament is urged.
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George E. Sokolsky
Hugh Baillie
Stalin
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Mr. Vishinsky
Monsignor Flannelly
Flushing Meadows
Baillie-Stalin
Russia
United States
China
Wellington Koo
Baillie
Potsdam
Germany
Great Britain
Finland
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Truman
United States State Department
New York Times
Kremlin
Ny ' Ewe
Diplomatic Corps
King Features Syndicate
New Orleans Nightlife With Pirates And Mayors
Washington Scene by George Dixon chronicles a humorous 4 am encounter in New Orleans Bourbon Street. He meets the legendary pirate Jean Lafitte and local figure the Little Mayor Gasper Gulotta, describes nightlife, boxing circles through Pete Herman, and a gastro nomic claim about oysters fed with oatmeal.
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New Orleans
Hizzoner
Jean la Fitte
la Fitte
Washington
Benedict Arnold
Mr. la Fitte
Mr. LaFitte
Gasper Gulotta
Bourbon Street
la Guardia
UNRRA
America
Pete Herman
Pete
Gulotta
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Tucson Daily Citizen
University of Arizona
Agricultural College
Board of Regents of
University of Arizona and
State Colleges
King Features Syndicate, Inc
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
George Dixon
Phil Kastel
Mr. Kastel
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