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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1948

Page

3

Navajos Report Tribal Fund Balance Amid Constitutional Review

WINDOW ROCK December reports show the Navajo Nation holds a net tribal fund balance of 2,906,355.38 dollars with 900,000 in the sawmill account. Attorney Norman Littell outlined a proposed constitution not to be voted on at the current three day meeting and noted relief and claims work pending federal coordination and potential oil gas and helium claims.

Window Rock Norman Littell Washington, D. C Department of Interior Littell Arizona New Mexico A. J. Altmeyer U.S. Social Security Board Indian Service William Zimmerman James M. Stewart Navajo Reservation Congress

Four Persons Killed By Burmese Pirates

River pirates killed four persons Monday in a Rangoon bound ferry raid. The attackers seized 20 Burmese armed forces members and escaped with currency and jewelry valued at 856,000. Two were wounded. Lt. Col. Tin Pe, acting special commissioner at Maubin, was among the prisoners.

Rangoon Burma Tin Pe Maubin

Legislature Sought for School Dental Program

Phoenix December 7. Dr. Donald Galagan of San Francisco district dental consultant for the U S public health service conferred with Dr. James P Ward state director of public health on federal cooperation for a state dental health program. The plan would mainly cover dental health for school and preschool children. Ward said the 19th legislature will be asked for an appropriation to carry on such a program.

Phoenix Donald Galagan San Francisco U. S. Public Health Service James P. Ward Ward

Climate Club Falls Short in National Ad Drive

The Tucson Sunshine Climate club closed its $25,000 national advertising campaign with $9,000 raised and about 50 workers at a Pioneer hotel gathering. Lee Little thanked workers while Louis Felix urged ongoing efforts, as Nat Brusiloff previewed his composition Arizona set for publication within 10 days.

Tucson Pioneer Hotel Lee Little Louis Felix Nat Brusiloff Veterans Hospital iBrusiloff Arizona

Greyhound Workers Approve New Pact

A new contract granting wage increases of 10 to 14 percent was approved by 2,200 Pacific Greyhound lines bus drivers and 500 station employees across seven states. Ratified by mail in California Arizona western Oregon Nevada Utah New Mexico and Texas, the pact is retroactive to Oct. 24 and valid for one year, averting a strike after negotiations last month.

San Francisco Pacific Greyhound Lines Greyhound California Arizona Oregon Nevada Utah New Mexico Texas

Peterson Of Fake $50 Bills Ask Safeguard Tax Body To Found In City In Sale

Phoenix story notes tax commissioner C Warren Peterson plans to sell his Arlington ranch of 700 acres irrigated and 200000 acres grazing as he retires from ranching. Also reports counterfeit $50 bills in Tucson traced to a man who cashed them at a bank. UPI piece covers Arizona public lands sale reform urged by Arizona Education association chaired by Thomas P. Tammen.

Peterson Phoenix C. Warren Peterson Arlington Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association Maricopa County Tucson Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co Arizona Credit Co East Broadway Theodore V.doolin North Maple Boulevard U. S. Secret Service Frank Eyman Eyman U.P Arizona Arizona Education Association Public Lands Committee Thomas P. Tammen Glendale Tammen

State Land Commissioner Granted Broad Powers for Rentals

The state land commissioner is given ample authority to raise rental rates and implement a range of administrative reforms. The move aims to streamline operations and improve revenue, with new oversight and guidelines to guide future decisions.

State Land Commissioner

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