Back To School Boost To Stores
Merchants and manufacturers expect a strong back to school season with promotions nationwide. Prices are mostly lower than last year though fancy outfits still cost high. Boston parents estimate first grade outfits at 45 dollars for sisters and 48 for brothers, amid a growing 30 million-child market forecasting bigger sales next year.
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Interim Committee To Convene On Wednesday
Speaker Raymond G. Langham announced the legislative interim committee will meet in Phoenix on Wednesday to review progress reports on the state department of public welfare. The panel will also review building plans submitted by the university and state colleges at Flagstaff and Tempe.
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Raymond G. Langham
House of Representatives
Plan To Promote Arizona With Tax Cash Promoters
Greater Arizona Inc officials evaluate Coconino economy and back a tax financed state promotion agency. John P. Kimball of Central Arizona Light & Power calls for Greater Arizona to lead tourism and industry growth, urging taxpayer backing and cooperation across regions. Tour of a model saw mill closes the meeting in Flagstaff.
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Central Arizona Light & Power Co
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Arizona
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Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc
Pima Sanitary District Office Nears Finish in Tucson
Construction of offices for the Pima Sanitary District 1 nears completion in the basement of the Tucson Title Insurance Building on West Pennington street. W. R. DuBois says plans include moving in furniture and equipment and finalizing agreements with the city for the joint sewer disposal program. The commission also weighs ownership of sewer lines serving Davis Monthan Air Force Base and Fulton whether the district or city controls base infrastructure.
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Board of Commissioners
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E. T. .Houston
Citizens Committee
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Vet Insurance Dividend Forms Ready for Veterans
Veterans administration has prepared three fold postal card forms for National Service Life insurance refunds. Applications will be issued next Monday at Tucson post offices and distributed at major offices including Davis Mak and Air Force base. Payments anticipated early next year with eligibility for most war era policyholders.
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University of Arizona
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Norman Whitmire To Be Buried In Ackerman Mississippi
The body of Norman Whitmire 45 who died Sunday night in a local hospital is being sent by the Arizona Mortuary to Ackerman Mississippi. He was a World War I veteran.
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Arizona Mortuary
Ackerman, Miss
Whitmire
MacArthur to Issue Anniversary Statement on Sept 2
Tokyo Aug 23 Gen Douglas MacArthur will issue a special statement on September 2 the fourth anniversary of Japan's surrender. The supreme allied commander is expected to address political and economic matters with a likely favorable tone toward Japan. Some sources say the statement may be lengthy.
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Douglas MacArthur
Arizona Trek Vacations Set
Promotional folders are being prepared in Chicago for the Arizona Trek a travel plan offering a pack aged tour of Arizona with guest ranches resorts and hundreds of miles of sightseeing from the Grand Canyon to the Mexican border Lolita Linn director of Arizona in Chicago organized the project artist Robert Sinnott illustrated the folders three thousand folders will be sent to travel agents railroad and airline offices and to Miss Linns mailing list
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Arizona
Grand Canyon
Lolita Linn
Travel and Information Service
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Don Lee Mutual Broadcasting System
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Sears sales fall 6.4 percent in first 24 weeks
Sears, Roebuck & Co. reports consolidated net sales for the fiscal first 24 weeks 6.4 percent below the prior year. Net profit for the period is $33,106,509, or $1.40 a share, versus $51,499,010 or $2.18 a share a year earlier. Sales through July 16 total $901,597,376, down $61,506,376 from last year.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
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