Stocks surge on coal truce sparking broad market rally
The New York stock market saw one of its fastest rallies of the year after a coal truce as shares jumped, then pared gains near close amid profit taking. Major names including U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors and Chrysler led the advance while total volume reached about 2.5 million shares.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Douglas
American Bee Bone
American Smelting
du Ont
Cattle and hog markets report steady to higher prices
Los Angeles reports cattle salable 3500 with steady to 50 higher trends across grades. Two loads good fed steers at 24.00, medium to good 19.50 to 22.50, common 13.00, heifers 14.00 to 17.00, cows 13.00 to 15.50, young cows 15.00 to 17.00, cutters 9.00 to 12.50, canners 8.50, bulls 13.50 to 16.00, feeders 15.00 to 16.00. Calves salable 1100, fairly active, slaughter calves 16.50 to 18.50. Hogs 275, slow but steady, 209 lb truck lots 125.00, some sows 21.00 to 22.00.
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Los Angeles
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Foreign Exchange Rates Wrap on Dec 9 Trade
New York opens with Canadian dollar at 414 discount or 95.8712 U S cents. Europe sees Great Britain at 4.027 and francs at .8414. Sweden krona at 27.85. Switzerland franc at 23.40. Latin markets list Argentina 24.50 Brazilian spot at 5.45 and Mexico 20.63 with little change.
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New York
Great Britain
U. S
Europe
France
Swercen
Switzerland
Cotton futures rise on demand amid crop report drift
New York traders pushed cotton futures higher on renewed outside demand and trade, aided by coal stoppage settlement but failed to sustain peak prices. Government crop estimates for December 1 put 1946 production at 8.462 million bales versus 8.487 million prior month and 9.015 million in 1945, with closing futures gains of 2.25 to 3.35 a bale.
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New York
Department of Agriculture
Tucson City Briefs Schedule Of Club And Legion Meetings
MONDAY 7 p m Hunter Liggett Post 9 Regular Veterans Association meeting in veterans hospital recreation room. 7 30 p m Epes Randolph lodge 32 F AM will confer third degree at Masonic temple. TUESDAY 12 noon Cancer clinic at Tucson Medical Center. 12 10 p m KTUC broadcaster Bruce Bryant speaks on singing ads at Tucson Advertising Club in Pioneer hotel. 2 p m SS Peter and Paul mothers club in school hall. 3 p m Legislative committee of Chamber of Commerce meets on racing and county zone bills. 4 p m University of Arizona visual aids dept shows two films The House I Live In and Red Wagon in admin building. WEDNESDAY 8 p m Anthony Forbes New York National Vice Commander Catholic War Veterans attends Father King post 1011 meeting and installs new officers. James D Warnock, former Tucsonian, elected to Los Angeles American Council on Public Relations. He joins Security First National Bank advertising staff. brother Harold Warnock is Tucson attorney.
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Hunter Liggett Post
Veterans’ Association
Veterans’ Hospital
Epes Randolph Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Cancer
Tucson Medical Center
Bruce Bryant
KTUC
Tucson Advertising Club
Pioneer Hotel
SS. Peter and Paul Mothers‘ Club
Chamber of Commerce
University of Arizona Visual Aids Department
Frank Sinatra
Swift & Co
Navy assigns John A Davis to Tucson recruiting duty
John Austin Davis, chief fire controlman, is assigned to recruiting duty in Tucson at the local naval recruiting office. He transfers from Douglas and will assist local recruiters B. A. Record and Joseph Marcoux.
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John Austin Davis
Tucson
Naval
Davis
Douglas
B. A. Record
Joseph Marcoux
Scout Council To Meet Late Monday
Catalina council of the Boy Scouts chaired by Dr. E. H. Bruen ing plans a 5 p m meeting at the Arizona Trust company with Walter Davis and Dr. Leo Schnur among attendees. Troop 40 holds a 7 30 p m parents night at St John’s Methodist church featuring a film Scout Trail to Citizenship.
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Catalina
S Meyer Building Ordered Vacated
The adobe and wood structure at 145 47 49 53 South Meyer Street was condemned by City Building Inspector B E D Herreras for being untenantable with weak walls and missing fire walls and roofs. Owner H R Peters, who ran the Negro American Legion club there in WWII, risks demolition. Occupants were ordered to vacate.
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BE. D. Herreras
Herreras
H. R. Peters
Negro American Legion Club
Rent Control Office Relocated to Meyer Street
The local rent control office moves from 6 North Fifth Avenue to 180 North Meyer Street and opens at 9 a.m. Tuesday. Hours are 9 to 11 45 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. weekdays. Lloyd Meenan says the office will handle complaints about rentals or sales to veterans.
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Congress Hotel
North Meyer Street
Lloyd Meenan
Meenan
Public Records: Court Actions Across Docket
Reckless driving fines or jail time noted for Paul J. Ceda and Glenn W. Petty. Various probate, divorce, quiet title, forcible entry and detainer, and name change filings appear in Superior Court and related dockets. Notable items include probate petitions for letters and ancillary wills, divorces for Mary Knight and Walter Barlow, and name change granted to John Richard and Edna Josephine Smith to St. John.
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SUPERIOR_COURT
John D. Lyons, Jr
Dixie L. Henderson
Effie Danziger
Pima County
Comnialyy
Henry Squire
George B. Fairbanks
May Vance
T. H. Dinwiddie
Sarpigiat
Tommie Hines
Lena Osborne
Silvester Banks
Keith Knight
Mary D. Knight
Superior Court—Division
St. John
Catherine Marie Barlow
Walter T. Barlow
Marriage Licenses Issued In Tucson And Nearby Areas
Belle Hall and L Corbitt 29 Tucson wed Evelyn Dadisman 19 Tucson Ralph Crawford 62 Tucson and Mary Carroll 46 Tucson John Conner 21 Tucson wed Dorthy Sinoski 21 Tucson Eugene Lewis 55 Tucson wed Bessie Weston 55 Tucson Reason Pinkerton 41 Phoenix wed Dorthy LaRue 34 Phoenix Walter Dziedzic 26 Pawtucket R I and Olga Pizar 22 Valley Falls L 1
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Anderson
L. Corbitt
Tucson
Evelyn J. Dadisman
Ralph M. Crawford
Mary V. Carroll
John Joseph Conner
Dorthy C. Sinoski
Eugene Lewis
Bessie A. Weston
Reason J. Pinkerton
Phoenix
Dorthy G. LaRue
Walter F. Dziedzic
Pawtucket
R. J
Olga Pizar
Valley Falls
Three Fined For Reckless Driving
Three motorists faced justice court on Monday afternoon for reckless driving and related offenses. Co F Stinnett, 53, Bedrock, fined 100 dollars and 15 days jail after a 1:30 a m arrest 22 miles north of Tucson on highway 84 following an Sunday crash. Salvadore Camarillo, 38, El Paso Texas, fined 100 dollars and 15 days plus 90 days for driving a stolen car. Alvin H Harris, 29, Ruby Star route, fined 100 dollars and 15 days for reckless driving and liquor. Highway Patrolman Walter Sheets made the arrests.
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Justice of the Peace Court
Co.f. Stinnett
Bedrock
Tucson
Salvadore Camarillo
el Paso
Tex
Camarillo
Alvin H. Harris
Ruby Star
Walter Sheets
Plans For Erecting Two Buildings OK'd
John Valiski had plans approved by City Building Inspector E. D. Herreras for a brick duplex and triplex at 1740 42 44 48 50 East Ninth Street. Estimated total cost is 331 000.
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East Ninth Street
John Valiski
E. D. Herreras
Football family affair at St James High
In Haverhill Massachusetts five pairs of brothers played on the St James high school football squad this season. The father of two of the brothers served as assistant coach.
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Haverhill
Mass
St. James High School
City of Tucson plans district sewer improvements on Ninth Street
The mayor and council declare intent to issue improvement bonds for the Country Club Homesites District Paying and Sewer Improvement project. Work includes constructing six inch vitrified clay sewers along Ninth Street and related streets from Plumer to Sawtelle and adjacent avenues, with exact alignments shown on Plans 1459 on file. The resolution proceeds under Arizona law to authorize the debt and construction.
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Norris Avenue
Olsen Avenue
Plumer Avenue
Wilson Avenue
Smith Avenue
Norton Avenue
Tucson Boulevard
Forgetts Avenue
Sawtelle Avenue
LA Miratia Place
Country Club Homesites
Arizona
Forgens Avenue
la Mirada Place
Public Works Sewer and Street Improvements Plan Details
Legal notice outlines sewer lines, manholes, cleanouts, and house connections across Sawtelle Broadway Ninth and Tenth Streets, plus Norton Tucson and Smith avenues. It specifies trenching, pipe types, water service upgrades, curb removals, pavement work, monument resets, and grading across Country Club Homesites La Mirada and American Villa areas with Plans No. 1-459.
Tucson Urban improvements plan and district assessment described
City proposes grading and utility work along Sawtelle Avenue Huff Addition and Tucson Boulevard Ninth Street intersections. Plans No 1-459 define construction of curb walkways and an 8 by 16 cut-off wall at Tucson Boulevard Ninth See intersection. District includes American Villa La Mirada Huff Addition and Country Club Homesites parcels with detailed lot blocks and boundary lines for assessment.
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City of Tucson to Issue Improvement Bonds For Area Streets
The city will issue improvement bonds under Article 23, Chapter 16, Arizona Code 1939 to cover costs of street and alley improvements in specified subdivisions. Bonds are payable from a special fund via ten annual installments of twenty five dollars or more, with interest at four percent semiannually. The plan references maps in Pima County and covers multiple additions including American Villa Resubdivision and La Mirada, Country Club Homesites, Huff, Fairmount.
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City of
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County Recorder
Pima County
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la Mirada
Country Club
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Fairmount
Tucson City Council adopts resolution for district diagrams
Resolution No. 2055 directs publication in the Tucson Daily Citizen five times and requires the City Engineer to prepare duplicate diagrams detailing land parcels within the assessment district. The document, dated December 2, 1946, includes mayor Henry O. Jaastad and city clerk Carl M. Hitt signatures and publication dates.
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