Military Bill Reduces Costs and Elevates Defense to Cabinet
A new measure to tighten relations among the armed services aims to slash military costs by about 3.6 billion dollars annually and reorganize the forces under the Cabinet level Department of Defense. The bill creates an undersecretary, three assistant secretaries, and strengthens civilian control while preserving combatant functions such as the Marine Corps. The reform seeks to curb intradepartmental conflicts and improve efficiency across the armed services.
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Hoover Commission
Department of Defense
Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
Défense
Matine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congresa
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Federal Government Moves Toward Easier Bank Credit
The federal government plans easier borrowing rules for businesses and the Treasury, with the Federal Reserve set to free 0.8 billion in bank reserves over four weeks to spur lending. Skeptics warn loans remain weak and banks cautious, saying reserves alone won’t reverse the recession.
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Businessznen
Uncle Sam
Federal Reserve
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Treasury deficits loom as banks feed deficit financing
The column outlines a growing US fiscal gap with a 1.8 billion dollar June deficit and projected yearly shortfalls near 3 billion. It details plans to sell weekly treasury bills to banks, aiming for 100 to 200 million more each week, while taxes and recession pressure shape revenue. It also notes political reactions and international context influencing U.S. economic policy.
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Treasury
Sia
Tucson Buys Land for Truck Freeway Right of Way
City of Tucson agreed to purchase 441 parcels for the proposed truck freeway right of way with plans to acquire nine more properties before construction begins. The article also notes wartime emergency funds and defense planning considerations amid broader budget discussions.
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Ree
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Pathways of Old Memories and Local Notices
Fragmented local column notes recount a Grand Creek passenger train wreck with 67 injured and others slightly hurt, plus remodel plans for a Bluison Men s shop and visits from a Phouwiis resident. The item also mentions social updates, a new release list, and regional family travel anecdotes from Glendale and Wilson.
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Sonll
Williams
Hyers
Jter
Dave Fawerey
Jeff Wednentay
Visitors Register at C of C in July at Flagstaff
A July visitor tally shows 135 guests at the Chamber of Commerce office with representation from thirty two states and travelers from Seothind Verne Mawali and Canada. The Flagstaff area envelopes their plans with a promotional folder How to visit Fing- 2 seenie area surrounding.
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Seothind
Verne
Mawali
Canada
Yiure
Tingstaff
Vieig Nome
Pligavntt Chamber of Commerce
Fing- 2
Seenie
Flagstaff
Veterans urged to plan GI schooling changes
Veterans are advised by officials to secure eligibility and update GI Bill certificates. Those in or entering schooling this fall should contact their VA office, arrange supplemental certificates if needed, and ensure their eligibility requirements are met before September 1.
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Bill
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Fragmented local notice candidate says Irregular event
The readable fragments mention a Monday reference and an unclear name. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable.
Pima County Tax Rate Forecast Increases Slightly
Pima county residents face a five cent rise per one hundred dollars in assessed value as the board of supervisors approved a $1.7 million appropriation for county and highway projects. The overall rate is expected to be $1.10 per $100 valuation when officially set next Monday, with school funding ending up slightly lower than prior estimates.
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Pina County
Yoslenlay
Cochise Board OKs $574,974 Budget
ISERE Aug AP The Glenise county board has approved a budget of 574,974 for the coming year. About 40,010 may be raised by direct taxation. The tax rate will be set next Monday.
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Ors
Wife Of Banker Files For Arizona Divorce
Ruth H. Crocker sues William H W Crocker in superior court Tucson for divorce. Crocker, president of Crocker First National Bank of San Francisco, is not expected to contest. They married June 20, 1923 in California and have two adult children. The complaint says he has lost interest and wishes to live apart.
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Brandenberg
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Trang
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Middle East
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Azerbaijan
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William H W. Crocker
Crocker First Naiiael Bank of
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Crockers
Ponts theater still stands in Washington
Ponts theater and SNK era warshop remain standing in Washington though no longer used for theater.
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Snkera
Lincoln Warshop
Washington
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