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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1946
Page
6
John D. Small explains a columnist’s role and analyzes postwar industrial production. He notes sharp rebound in June and July 1946, with August gains, but highlights shortages in steel copper and lumber slowing output. He argues for controlled nonhousing construction to aid veterans housing while forecasting inflation containment and steady recovery.
In a nationwide poll by the institute, about a third of families have wives managing most finances while a little over a third have husbands controlling money. Four in ten share duties. overall 93 percent express satisfaction with current arrangements, with variations by occupation.
The speaker asserts the nation has never enjoyed a higher standard of living and expresses resolve not to waste opportunities. He urges steadfast focus on opportunity, insisting the country will achieve a lasting golden era.
Public hearing scheduled Wednesday September 18 1946 at 9 am in City Hall Tucson Arizona under Ordinance 993 to hear appeals Case 46 28 46 29 and 46 30 from decisions of the City Building Inspector denying permits for Park Avenue sign rear accessory building conversion and existing structure at 621 S 5th Avenue respectively each for insufficient rear yard or nonconforming area in zoning ordinance provisions July notice to public shows August 31 1946 publication.
Jack O Wise 34 of 416 South Fremont avenue was found not guilty of battery by Justice C W Gardner after a day long trial at the justice court. Both men were blamed for the altercation at the Pioneer hotel revolving door on Aug 17 with ill will dating to childhood. Anderson claimed provocation while Wise denied knowing Anderson was involved.
City of Tucson records show Gronatad including portions of Lot and Block combined as a public alley, vacated as streets under Ordinance No. 1068. Mayor and Council reserve bids. publication spans July 1946 dates. The notice, signed by Carl Met, appears in the Pima County deeds office records.
The City of Tucson holds a public hearing on September 18, 1946, at 9:00 A.M. in City Hall Council Chamber under Ordinance 998. Case No. 46-31 concerns Jack Eardley Jr appealing a Building Inspector denial to permit a dance studio at 816 Campbell Avenue in a residential district. Interested parties may appear in person or by attorney. Carl M. Hitt, Secretary.
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