Merchants Warned On Ceiling Prices By OPS
OPS district director R. T. Jones warns Arizona firms to file ceiling prices or face strict penalties. Violators risk up to a $10,000 fine, a year in prison, or both, and injunctions to close businesses until compliance. Local enforcement teams are active.
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Niehuis Named Editor of Arizona Hunting Magazine
Ernest Douglas and Clarence Powell announce Charles C. Niehuis of Phoenix as editor of Arizona's only hunting and fishing magazine. Niehuis succeeds Ralph O. Brown who resigned due to illness. he has written for national magazines as a freelancer.
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Maid of Cotton Contest Opens for 1952 Candidates
Tempe readers learn that the Maid of Cotton contest is accepting entries from eligible young women. entrants must postmarked by December 1, be 19 to 26 years old, born in a cotton producing state, never married, and at least 5 feet 5 inches tall. Submit one full length and one head and shoulders photo to National Cotton Council, Box 18, Memphis.
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Statewide complaint drive targets service businesses
Maricopa County checks violations per Jones. Next week the drive covers Tucson and later visits other parts of the state. Offenders include garages, service stations, real estate brokers, cleaning establishments, tailors, and shoe repairmen. Phoenix office at 313 N Central Ave to assist with filing problems.
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