State road bonds urged to fund highways in Arizona
A Citizens Capital Bureau report outlines a plan to remove the constitutional cap on road bond issues of ten to fifteen million dollars. Governor Campbell favors the proposal to build a statewide highway system, create jobs, and replace piecemeal construction with a bonded program administered by a bi partisan commission. It calls for constitutional amendments and a special election, with a Democratic leader likely to push the measure.
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Citizen Capital Bureau
Phoenix
Senate
State Engineers Office
Campbell
Atwood backs Arizona highway reform and state engineer split
Retiring state engineer Bob Atwood urges creation of a separate state engineer for water rights and engineering duties, tighter highway planning, and enlarged tax and license fees. He warns current organization risks losing federal funds and calls for a nonpartisan, stable highway system to maximize federal aid.
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Citizen Capital Bureau
Phoenix
Bob Atwood
T.F. Nichols
Lee Eon
Atwood
Wr Atwood
State Highway Department
Arizona
Congress
Names List Appears In Fragmented Santa Rita Local Notice
A scrambled roster from Santa Rita presents numerous names and places including New York Los Angeles Nogales and Phoenix. The fragmentary catalog lists individuals such as Mrs Bock Silverbell Miss Helen Dempsey Elizabeth Mc Clintock and Jno Baird among many others with cities like Los Angeles Nogales Phoenix and Tucson.
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Santa Rita
Jesse Caplan
New York
F. L. Proctor
Los Angeles
H. H. Durrell
Pensacola
C. F. Morgan
Newton
Fea
Kaggie Morgan
Bock
Silverbell
Helen Dempsey
Betame
Gregory
Or Kclintock
Haverford
Elizebeth McClintock
E. L. Guzman
Mexico City
E. Kade
Oy Homer
Eve Cc . Fithean
Robinson
E "R. Aguilar
Nogales
Bill Jones
Phoenix
R. Anderson
Jno. Baird
A E. M. Lucas
Grand
P. N. Baylor
Jack
L. E. Carlett
R ‘Phillips
Geo. B. Moran
Jno. Johnson
Continent Paso
L. E. Dixon
Los Jen
Dan Paso
W. Ea Tacion
John Baird
Ian Smith
Beaumont
Cal
Rick Bun- Patannae
C. Dexter
Arizona Must Act Now to Safeguard Her Industries
Phoenix January 6 Arizona business leaders urge rapid action by every commercial and industrial agency to support Hoover Hoover relief plans to aid Europe and keep Arizona mining and agriculture strong. Fred J Elliott recounts federal credit aims for copper cotton steel and other staples and calls on Congress and local chambers to press representatives.
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Citizen Capital Bureau
Phoenix
Ari
Herbert Hoover
Arizona
Fred J. Elliott
Elliott
Miami
Food Administration
State Organization
Washington
States’ Administration
The
Ioover
Associated Press
Nationa of
Europe
United States
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Crative Producers Or Bandiers Association
Wilson
Hame
Relief Commission
Cover
Elliottt
Atlantic City
Sinn Feiners to Open First Parliament of Irish Republic
Sinn Fein leaders plan a "first parliament of the Irish republic" in Dublin this week to declare Ireland’s self-determination and seek recognition at the peace conference. They warn the assembly can issue edicts and the people must obey, despite illegality, and expect no immediate government prohibition. The London press notes Sinn Fein-ordered firms may halt excise payments to England and anticipate further clashes with the government.
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SINN
Sinn Fein
National Assembly
London
England
Adjustable belt crutches aid wounded soldiers
British wounded use steel belt crutches that attach to the belt. They reduce shoulder strain and are easier to carry than the old wooden type. The belt crutch adjusts in length and allows greater arm freedom.
Frank Tarbox Dies in Kansas City
Frank Tarbox longtime clerk for the Arizona Eastern railroad died December 30 in Kansas City Missouri after an illness of six weeks. He suffered a pneumonia attack at the Tucson home of Mrs Donaldson on East Second Street. His grandmother Mrs McGitchlay of Springfield Missouri had begun the journey east with him on December 26, hoping to reach his old home.
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Frank Tarbox
The
Arizona Eastern Railroad
Kansas City
Donaldson
East Second Street
Tucson
McGicthlay
Springfield
Belgium Expels Foreigners Tied to Germans
Belgium announces expulsion of foreigners of enemy origin who had relations with the Germans during the war, a policy stated by the justice minister in Brussels.
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Belgium
Brussels
White House Opens to Visitors After Two Years Closure
The White House in Washington resumed public tours today after nearly two years of wartime closure. The decision ends a lengthy shutdown affecting tours and public access.
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White House
Washington, D. C
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Schepps
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Gesker
S. P. Grocery
E. Congrese
William Pemberton
Princess Pat
Pemberton
Hitler
Tronde Bey Es
L. A
Tucan Citizen's Capital News Bureau
Pen
Jan
G. G Powell
Florence
Powell
Citizen
Old Mexico
Industry
State Prison
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Jong
Mexico
State of
Heidel
Fred H. Nye
Christmas
A. A. Hinkley
DuBois
J._R- Parker
H. Havcock
Tecsonia
H. T. Epps
Sahuarita
W. A. Woods
W. E. Freedman
Home Bakery Ts. A. Stonecypher
Rohn
Her Industries
OUR Christmas Savings Club
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Wheeler & Perry
Toole Ave
Burke Commission Co
Logan & Bryan
Prte Burke
Mn Itsyv. “Pve
Goodin Transfer Co
Cess
Hayden
RAY
GLOBE
Florence, Winkleman
Oracle
Tucson and
Winkleman
Wrinkleman
Florence and Globe
H. A. Cass
Congress Street
Cabinet
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
N. Stone Ave
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