Dog Tax Drive and Classic Eulogy for Man’s Best Friend
Local constables run annual rabies vaccination and dog licensing drives at area schools while debates over county versus city dog tax and annexation loom. The piece reprints George West’s Warrensburg Mo. dog tribute, praising dogs as loyal friends from prosperity to death.
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Beast
Jack Choisser
Warrensburg
George G. West
United States
West
Old Drum
Gala reopening planned at Mustang Corral April 9
North Phoenix High School prepares a gala reopening for the Mustang Corral on April 9 after a mid December closure. George Drach, chair of the Corral Reactivation Committee, leads a broad student and parent team to revive the $16,000 recreation center with an open house and a student dance.
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Mustang Corral
North Phoenix High School
North High
George Drach
Corral
George
Bob Gwinner
Ann Jolly
Joy Dyer
Tim Sharpe
Drach
Betty Roe
Patti Boerger
Peggy Christy
Joseph Lee
S. F. Wager
PTA
Dallas Long
Factory Pay Increases Across Nation in February
The Labor Department reported that February earnings for about 13 million factory workers rose by nearly $8 per week compared to a year earlier, signaling broader wage gains across manufacturing.
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Washington
INS
Labor Department
Opinion Affirms Land Survey Markers Protected By Law
The Phoenix Chapter of the American Association of Engineers announced after a State Attorney General opinion that Arizona laws shield land survey markers in cities, towns, and along highways. Malicious destruction can be a misdemeanor with possible property damages, and the Subdivision law requires permanent monuments at street intersections approved by the supervisors.
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Phoenix
American Association of Engineers
South Central Avenue
Daniel M. Wier
Attorney General's
Arizona
Wier
Board of Supervisors
Tax Commission Faces Payroll Puzzle in Arizona
Arizona State Tax Commission members today attempt to solve a payroll puzzle. Last year the legislature appropriated 15 for the fourth quarter and provided for more auditors. For the current year 60 was set aside as the office’s budget, but a deficiency appropriation of 10 was reserved for auditors’ salaries. The commission dipped into the general salary fund to retain auditors and has not yet determined how the 10 thousand can be used beyond auditor pay. They aim to use the funds for the general payroll within legal limits.
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Arizona State Tax Commission
Commission
Coffee Burns Waitress Receives Emergency Care
Joan Schmelzer an 18 year old waitress at the Corral Drive In received emergency treatment yesterday for first degree burns on her left hand after spilling hot coffee. She lives at 5461 South Sixth Avenue. The incident occurred at work and she was treated on site.
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Joan Schmelzer
South Sixth Avenue
Corral Drive-In
Miracle Cordless Hearing Aid Announced in Phoenix
Telex announces the world's first successful cordless electronic aid to hearing, unveiled by state manager Paul E. Lau. The device promises near normal hearing with no cord or visible receiver. Details available from Telex Hearing Center in St. Paul and Telex Laboratories at Telex Park.
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Miracle
Phoenix
Telex
Paul E. Lau
Mr. Lau
Lau
Telex Hearing Center
Heard Building
Telex Laboratories
Telex Park
St. Paul 1
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