Deadline Extended For 40 Menu Items Price Posting
Price officials extend the posting deadline from August 26 to August 26 for the 40 basic menu items required of eating establishments under the national restaurant price regulation. Posters listing items and ceiling prices will be mailed to Tucson firms as part of a district advisory council’s cooperative program with OPA to enforce price controls.
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OPA
Tucson
Frank Hadley
Lsted
Geome
SEC Mine Suit Progresses in Federal Court
The Securities and Exchange Commission continues its suit against Artemisa Mines, S.A. of Arizona and Minas de Artemisa, S.A. of Mexico. The case seeks documentary evidence and records. Judge Albert M. Sames previously ordered production. Oliver C. Kendall, president, faced a warrant for nonproduction, with a recent Prescott hearing allowing the SEC to file proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law.
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Commission
Securities Exchange Commission
Artemisa Mines, S.A
Minas de Artemisa, S.A
SEC
Albert M. Sames
Oliver C. Kendall
International Mining Affair
James
Prescott
Mormon Marine Preacher Serves on Pacific Front
Pfc. Alvis Dilworth, 24, a Mormon from Carey, engages in regular sermons aboard ship in the mid Pacific. The Marine combat correspondent notes he has become an unofficial chaplain, preaching to Marines and locals during spare time.
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Carey
Ida
Alvis Dilworth
Mid- Pacific
DilWorth
Marine Private Anibal J. Norzagaray Killed in South Pacific
Marine Private Anibal J. Norzagaray age 18 of Tucson was killed in action in the South Pacific. He enlisted in 1943 and served eight months overseas. Survived by his mother Angelina Ruiz, stepfather Ellis Ruiz, two sisters Evangeline and Sarah, and three brothers Ricardo, David, and Armando Norzagaray.
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Anibal J. Norzagaray
Angelina J. Ruiz
South Mission Avenue
Tucson
South Pacific
War Department
Pvt. Norzagaray
Food Exports Reach 11 Million Tons To Allied Ports
Over the past three years more than 11 million tons of food moved from American farms to Allied ports, reflecting sustained export activity amid wartime supply chains and global demand.
University of Arizona Holstein Herd Receives Progressive Breeders Award
The University of Arizona in Tucson earned the Progressive Breeders' Certificate from the Holstein Friesian association, one of 69 nationwide and the only Arizona recipient. The 11 year herd test shows a 460 lb butterfat yield and 13,173 lb milk in 294 days with 83.9 type score on 16 animals.
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University of Arizona
Tucson
Holstein-Friesian Association
Arizona
National Association
University
National Holstein Association
Progressive Breeders’ Registry
Pima County Sees Sales Tax Total Rise in Early FY Receipts
Pima County reports 88,239.10 in sales tax receipts for the first two months of the current fiscal year. A June settlement of 1,915.10 was recorded after a 843,212 check reached the treasurer. The June 1948 comparison shows a 1,774.63 increase from the prior year with a 41,437.37 check. The memorandum from the treasurer bears G McClaren’s signature, Jim Brush’s name stamped out.
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Pima County
G. McClaren
Jim Brush
Lyons Plans Second Appeal Over Robinson Dismissal
John D. Lyons Jr., counsel for Roy G. Robinson, says a second appeal will be filed against the Police Chief Harold C. Wheeler discharge order. The filing comes on the civil service deadline day and follows the same pattern as the prior challenge claiming Wheeler’s order is vague and meaningless. Albert Hesselberg notes a hearing date will be set at Lyons and City Attorney Thomas Elliott’s convenience. the open hearing would proceed unless requested otherwise.
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John D. Lyons, Jr
Roy G. Robinson
Harold C. Wheeler
Robinson
Lyons
Wheeler
Civil Service
Department
Albert Hesselberg
Civil Service Commission
Tmlay
Evaporated Milk Stores Vitamin C with Vacuum Sealing
Vacuum sealing of cans protects the vitamin C content of evaporated milk. This method aims to preserve nutritional value by limiting exposure to air and moisture during storage.
Senate May Raise Propaganda Ban In Wartime Votes
Washington Aug 14 Army officers expect Senate action this week to lift the political propaganda ban on 15 books and to settle confusion over two films, Wilson and Heavenly Days, previously reported banned. The list includes The Official Guide to the Army Air Forces and works by Clapper Johnston Grew Browne White Beard Beards Dos Passos and others.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
Bureau of Public Relations
Special Services Division
Wilson
New York
Public Relations Bureau
Army Air Forces
Council On Books
Army
Navy
Raymond Clapper
Lend-Lease
Edward R. Stettinius
American Unlimited
Eric Johnston
Chamber of Commerce
James M. Mead
Chang
Chiang Kai-shek
Japan
Joseph C. Grew
Olympus
Catherine Drinker Browne
E. B. White
Charles A. Beard
The
Republic
Charles and
Marvy Beard
United States
John Carlson
Stuart Chase
And
John Dos Passos
New Face Powder Promises Younger Look for Women
An advertisement touts Lady Esther Face Powder as a rejuvenating cosmetic that smooths skin, hides lines, and reduces the appearance of pores. It claims hurricane blending creates a finer texture and lasting four hour wear with fresh shade options. The copy urges trying a small box first.
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Lady Esther
Man’s feet larger than hands while animal hind feet smaller
Observation notes that human feet exceed hand size whereas many animals show forelimbs larger than hind feet. The contrast highlights differing limb proportions across species.
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Howard & Stofft
E. Pennington
Home Owner and Operated
Pima Printing
Josie M. Trinkle
Massense
F. Speedway
U. S
Pacific
Ayds
Ted Souar OA
Londonderry
Liefranor
E. Congress
Monds
Ray Marsch
Tucson Warehouse and Transfer CO
Grunewald and Adams
Grunewald & Adams
Jewelers
Congress ST. Tucson
Tucson Warehouse and Transfer Company
Tucson Warehouse & Transfer Co
East 6Th Street
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