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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1948

Page

7

State Labor Legislative Plans Drawn

The Arizona Federation of Labor released a 10 point program for the 19th legislature at a Temple of Labor meeting led by A. V. Humphrys of Tucson. It calls for a tenure law for teachers and a state department of labor, minimum wage for farm workers, and tougher enforcement of sanitary and electrical codes, among other measures.

Arizona Federation of Labor Labor Legislative Committee Temple of Labor A. V. Humphrys Tucson State Federation State Department of Labor Industrial Commission Labor Commissioner Labor Department U. S

Luxury Levy Income Led By Tobacco Tax

The Arizona tax commission reported November receipts totaling $320,268.07 with tobacco products providing the largest share at $155,737.08. Other revenues included spirituous liquors $78,350.73 vinous liquors $17,294.81 malt beverages $68,492.70 malt stamps $213.75 and tobacco dealers licenses $179.

Phoenix Tax Commission

Kurath Describes Life With Papagos

William Kurath, head of the German department at the University of Arizona, described the Papago Indians as simple in manner but intelligent in thought during his remarks.

William Kurath The University of Arizona

20-30 Club Plans Christmas Activities at Santa Rita

The 20-30 club met Wednesday night at the Santa Rita hotel to discuss preliminary plans for the club's Christmas activities.

Santa Rita Hotel

Britain Faces Decline in Power Generating Capacity

Experts warn Britain now has less power generating capacity than a year ago signaling potential strain on grids. They point to reduced output from plants and slower new capacity additions amid energy market pressures and policy shifts.

Britain Lexperts

Record $10.75 Per Pound Is Steer’s Price

The grand champion Aberdeen Angus steer named Old Gold, weighing about 1200 pounds, sold for a record $10.75 per pound at the International Livestock Exposition. Co. E. Yoder & Sons of Muscatine Iowa owned the steer, bought by Glenn McCarthy, Shamrock Hotel president, Houston Texas, for opening hotel service on March 17.

AP Wirconato Cleo Yoder Muscatine Chicago Henry W. Marshall Co. E. Yoder & Sons Glenn McCarthy Shamrock Hotel Houston Tex McCarthy Texas Col Roy Johnston Belton Johnston

Golf Course Brawl Leads to Big Court Fight

A $150000 damage suit and a counterclaim stem from an Arizona Biltmore golf course altercation on December 23. Louis Fiske of Denver sues William Garcy of New York City for injuries and punitive damages. Garcy counters with his own $150000 claim and punitive damages.

Phoenix U.P Arizona Biltmore Louis Fiske Denver William Garcy New York City Fiske Garcy

Public Health Service Is Reported Below Par

Dr Henry Vaughn head of Michigan public health school said only four percent of Americans live where minimum essentials of good public health are available. He spoke at a Northwestern university workshop with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. There are 41 000 000 Americans.

Chicago U.P Henry Vaughn University of Michigan Northwestern University National Congress of Parents and Teachers

Vaughn Signals Wider Public Health Aid for Nation

Vaughn stated that meeting the nation’s minimum local public health needs would require broader, sustained support and coordinated action across federal and local agencies. He emphasized funding, resources, and policy collaboration to address core health gaps.

Vaughn

54,300 Trained Health Professionals Highlight Workforce

A summary line notes more than 54,300 trained physicians, nurses, engineers, statisticians and health educators forming a multidisciplinary health workforce.

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