Garsson Firm Sued For Debt Involuntary Bankruptcy
In Chicago on August 2 a peti tion for involuntary bankruptcy was filed in federal court against Batavia Metal Products Co. citing debts over 1 million dollars. Attorney William Collen will seek a receiver before Judge Philip L. Sullivan. Creditors include Michigan Steel Tube Products Co. Detroit 6400 and Chicago Metals Co. 385 among others.
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Chicago
Federal District Court
Batavia Metal Products Co
Batavia Company
Senate Committee
Midwest Munitions Combine
Murray
Henry Garsson
William Collen
U. S
Philip L. Sullivan
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co
Detroit
Chicago Metals Co
Co. M. Hall Lamp Co
Fire Police Service Extends To New Annexed Areas
Broadway Village and Catalina Vista, recently annexed to the city, will join the fire and police protection system next Thursday. They will also gain street maintenance and city water rates, while garbage collections start January 1 with an annual city expense increase around 1500 dollars. Collections will be from streets or alleys only.
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Broadway Village
Catalina Vista
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Martin
Boice Named Director of Farm Credit District
Frank S. Boice a Sonoita rancher and Tucson resident was named director at large of the farm credit administration for the 1th district covering Arizona California Utah and Nevada He succeeds George Ogilvie who resigned to run for Congress Boice is a past president of the Arizona Cattle Growers association and former president of the American National Livestock association He previously served as a director of farms from 1933 to 1943.
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Frank S. Boice
Sonoita
Tucson
Farm Credit Administration
Lth
Arizona
California
Utah
Nevada
George Ogilvie
Elko, Nev
Congress
Boice
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
American National Livestock Association
Rentals Start For 75000 Homes In Insurance Housing Plan
New York August 2 More than 150 million dollars worth of rental housing is planned by life insurance companies for about 75000 people either under construction or to begin within the next year. Insurers already own housing valued at 125 million dollars serving the same number of people. At least twenty other companies show interest but legal restrictions and high building costs delay action.
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New York
Institute of Life Insurance
Institute
Platform cites Arizona cuts on roads and schools
The platform criticizes prior spending and argues that had Arizona followed its guidance, more funds would be available for road, school, and institutional construction. It pledges to stop the dissipation of public funds and to redirect savings to essential projects.
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Arizona
Major U.S. Social Security Accord Clears Last Barrier
During the reconversion period, about 3 million dollars in security funding is noted. Federal outlays for maternal health, crippled children, and child welfare programs are to double from 9 million to 18 million, as the social security agreement seems to remove a final barrier to congressional adjournment.
Navy commander predicts Bikini tests boost war readiness
Admiral Blandy asserts Bikini Atoll atomic tests will fix ship design flaws and protect crews. He says bombs save ships in future warfare and will force changes in maneuvers and strategy. He notes Tokyo could target Chicago, implying a fleet’s value against cities.
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Blandy
Japan
Chicago
North American origins cited for the turkey
The Turks call the turkey the American bird noting its original habitat is North America.
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Turkey
North America
Navy Reports Three Vessels Missing After Panama City Departure
The eighth naval district says three ships with 105 aboard vanished after leaving Panama City on July 24 bound for New Orleans. LSM 484 carried 59, LCI 883 carried 28, and LC (FF) 656 carried 28. A Gulf search was ordered. no word since.
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New Orleans
U.P
Eighth Naval District
Panama City
Panama
Gulf of Mexico
LSM
LCI
LC (Ff
Little Fleet
Navy
Arizona Supervisors Show Varied Retail Sales Shifts
County by county data indicate Cochise up 1.38 percent while Greenlee falls 18 percent due to mine shutdowns. Maricopa leads with 28 percent rise and Greenlee declines. Tomorrow’s good roads program features speeches by Gov. Osborn and state and federal officials. Mead presides with local clergy presenting at the session.
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Cochisey
Coconino
Gila
Graham
Greenlee
Maricopa
Mohave
Navajo
Three Tucson Boys Bet On Mt Lemmon Bike Challenge
Three Tucson high school juniors plan a 30 hour bike trek to Mt Lemmon starting 2:30 p m from Palm Road. Jerry Budwig Doug Ward and Dick Kierig race rivals who opt out and will pay a penny per minute if the trip succeeds.
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Mt. Lemmon
Jerry
Profits from Lot Numbers Involving 4.2 Shells in Italy
A second letter reports a complete Chemical Warfare Service test at Ft Bragg North Carolina where a mortar shell exploded at the muzzle during trials, killing or wounding the entire crew. The notes claim profits linked to bad lot numbers used by the 100th Chemical Mortar Battalion in Italy.
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Italy
Chemical Warfare Service
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Zoning dispute over theatre parking yard location
The zoning row centers on parking space rules requiring 100 square feet per five seats. Commissioner Ivancovich warns a future owner could separate the lot from the theatre parcel, forcing patrons to use adjacent yards, while Starkweather argues the parking yard serves the ordinance and is inseparable. The yard would be across the street, not on the same tract.
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Byron Ivancovich
Brickman
Ivancovich
M. H. Starkweather
Tucson Daily Citizen
Board of Adjustment
Dan Brewster
Phil Martin
City zoning debate weighs hotel theatre project in Tucson
City commissioners scrutinize B2 zoning for a major hotel theater plan. They consider height limits, potential B3 spot zoning, and amendments to zoning codes while weighing land ownership suits and street widening needs near Church and West Pennington.
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Brewster
Andre Faure
Brickman
Abbie Holesapple
Darnell & Robertson
James C. Grant
Drachman-Grant
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Farm Credit District
Gstu
Vole EA
Andy Matson
Everett J. Jones
Douglas
Ariz
UPR
W. C. LeFebvre
Arizona Good Roads’ Association
State Tax Commission
Francis Drake
Addington
Dixie Fry
BORAX
Woodbury’s Soap
Gifford
Mammoth
Devonsheer Toast
S&w
Libby
POST
Kellogg
Hale
Blue Moon
Chuck Roast
Frank
Riviera
Martin Drug Stores
Cabrilla
Miracle
Bartlett Pears
Primrose House
Squibb
Lynton
Congress & Fifth
Hormel
Nancy
Nestles
Martin Drug
Steinfeld's . Grocery
Steinfeld's
C.O.D
Colonial Dames
Adie
Drene
Rexall
Diane
Johnson
J. & J. Gauze
Johnson’s Baby
Williams
Johnson’s Dental Floss
Tonbery Aac CO
Duncan
Harriet Hubbard
Ayer
Pink Clover
Porter
Porter's Men's Department
Associates
Amelia Elias
Steine Ifeld
O'Dowd
Church
West Pennington Street
Pennington Street
A. L. Brown
Eighteenth Street
Factory Avenue
Aviation Drive
Lassie
Ulaaliul
Technicolor
Elizabeth Taylor
Frank Morgan
Tom Drake
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