Jump In Property Taxes Prompts Call For Tax Reform
The article argues Arizona must fix chaotic tax structures as property taxes rise from about 4.7 to 11.7 million to fund a 30 million state budget. It cites war-era revenue shifts, the impact of sales and luxury taxes, and calls for standardized assessments and a statewide survey to stabilize methods.
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Arizona
Herbert A. Leggett
Valley National Bank
United States
Tax Commission
Income Tax Division
State Tax Commission
Kent Lockwood
Community notices from Tucson area clubs and talks
Tonight at 8 p m the South Tucson flight CAP meets at municipal airport Hangar 1. Friday noon miss Alice Gibbs University of Arizona honors graduate and Rotary award recipient describes Ireland at Catalina Rotary meeting. Noon Kiwanis luncheon at Pioneer hotel features Tom Reid Grand Central Aircraft Co. Noon John F O Mara FBI veteran and former Pima County attorney talks on county functions at Paulos Exchange Club luncheon.
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Alice Gibbs
University of Arizona
Rotary Foundation
Ireland
University of Dublin
Catalina Rotary Club
Grand Central
Kiwanis
Pioneer Hotel
Tom Reid
Grand Central Aircraft Co
John F. O'Mara
FBI
Pima County
Paulos
Exchange Club
Ambassador Koo Flies For Aid In Washington
Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo departed Formosa for Washington as Nationalist Chinese ambassador carrying detailed requests for American military and economic aid. He aims to meet Gen. MacArthur in Tokyo en route.
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Taipei
Formosa
V. K. Wellington Koo
Washington
Gen. MacArthur
Tokyo
Three Political Rallies Tonight in Tucson
Three political meetings are set for tonight in Tucson. The Young Democrats meet in Superior Court Room No. 1 at 8 p.m. with State Senate hopefuls Kimball Collins Chalmers Troutman. Kimball may miss due to Prescott engagement. Regular Men's Club hosts brief talks at 1027 N. 10th Ave. Mrs. Carl Bobbits residence. Tucson Barn at 426 W. Irvington Rd. hosts numerous county and state candidates in the evening.
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Carl Bobbitts
Tucson Barn
W. Irvington Rd
Fliers Fly Korean Girl to Japan Against Rules
A Korean girl was transported to Japan by the army air corps contrary to regulations. She had guided five wounded American soldiers of the 2nd Division to safety near Pohang air field, was wounded by snipers on the return, and collapsed at a field dressing station before being flown to a hospital in Japan by the 35th Fighter Group.
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Tokyo
Japan
Air Corps
Pohang
35Th
Guard Fighters Take Exercises In Gunnery
Fighter squadrons from the New Mexico air national guard conducted aerial gunnery exercises at Lake Air Field Base. The 188th fighter squadron of 60 men completed training and was to be relieved by another squadron of the same size.
Arizona anti prohibition group names executive committee
John C. McPhee announces 14 Arizonans to lead the fight against the local prohibition measure on the November 7 ballot. The committee includes Roy Drachman Tucson Ben J Williams Douglas Lynn Lockhart Springerville Paul Pertuit Jr Flagstaff Ray Langham Globe Stuart Bailey Safford Ed Danenhaver Clifton J N Harber Phoenix Frank Monroe Winslow and others.
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John C. McPhee
Mesa
Arizona United Against Prohibition
McPhee
Roy Drachman
Tucson
Pima County
Ben J. Williams
Douglas
Cochise
Lynn Lockhart
Springerville
Apache
Paul Pertuit Jr
Flagstaff
Coconino
Ray Langham
Globe
Gila
Nun says 1500 sisters forced to work in Ukraine mines
A letter published in Quotidiano quotes a German nun claiming she and 1,500 fellow nuns are forced to labor in Ukrainian coal mines. She says many have died and that nuns are treated like animals and whipped to work. The letter was sent to the nun’s parents via a repatriated German prisoner and printed in a Ukrainian language paper.
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Rome
Quotidiano
Catholic Action
Bape
Arizona Fighters Hold First Place
Arizona's 19th fighter squadron of the air national guard has logged the most training hours and maintains the best aircraft readiness. The 197th, with 260 personnel, trains with California units to repel simulated bombing against the San Francisco Bay area, ending Saturday after a large mock aerial battle yesterday.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Arizona
Air National Guard
Cali
Fornia
San Francisco Bay Area
197Th
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