Industry and Tax Debate At Tucson Gathering
Martin County leaders and H R Sisk urged unity of labor and management to expand Arizona’s desert into productive wealth. Sisk defended capitalism and profit while criticizing contemporary views of these terms. R H Martin attacked Tucson tax rates, faulted county management, and warned against further road bonds, urging fiscal restraint and consolidated county services.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
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Attacks Tax Rate Ties to National Efficiency Plan
The meeting notes describe a threefold national program: protecting free enterprise, enforcing laws, and providing safe investment channels. The Tucson group has opposed city condemnation suits against private utilities and supported the Taft Hartley era reforms. William L. English was elected 1949 executive chairman with Sisk as vice chair and Vernon Mahoney as treasurer. James Rutherford and Martin were named members at large.
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Malcolm Middleton
United States
Curtiss Rice
Tucson
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Taft-Hartle
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