Federal Payments On Land Sought
The House Public Lands Committee, led by Chairman Peterson, plans early consideration of a bill to have the federal government share local government costs on lands it owns. About 24 percent of non-territory U S land is federal, with Arizona at 76 percent. Proposals from municipal groups urge in lieu of taxes payments for local governments.
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William E. Lowell Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Peterson
Fla
United States
Alaska
Arizona
Uncle Sam
Oregon
American Municipal Association
The
Municipal Finance Officers’ Association
National Association of County Officers
Institute of Municipal Law Officers
Miller
East Pennington Street
Tucson
Reggie Russell
Memorials Planned for YMCA Building Campaign
The YMCA board outlines memorial units for the new building with costs from 1200 to 75000 dollars, including a 50000 dollar swimming pool and 37000 dollar gym, plus smaller rooms. Forty five workers under eight captains are pursuing advance gifts, with James F. Houston and others leading committees and campaigns.
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YMCA
Ymca Board of Directors
James F. Houston
Elmer Present
Walter Lovejoy
Margaret Knight
Building Fund Campaign
Hubert d’Autremont
Harold Steinfeld
William R. Mathews
Ewing
Divorce Judgments Noted in Superior Court Dockets
In Superior Court case No 1 John D Lyons Jr presiding the divorce judgment favors the plaintiff Dorothy R Eggman is plaintiff. In case No 2 Rogelio V Zuniga presiding the divorce judgment is for the plaintiff Adela Valdes Zuniga. Also recorded are marriage licenses for Belle D Hall Burdette S Luckhardt and M Sue Cummins all legal Tucson. Names William A Waggoner 23 of Patagonia and Betty J Lytle 21 of Nogales. Earl Davis 27 and Lee B Caradine 30 both of Tucson. Phil Rios 28 of Sells and Suzanne Williams 27 of Sells.
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Superior Court
John D. Lyons, Jr
Arthur R. Eggman
Dorothy R. Eggman
Eva de Concini
Rogelio V. Zuniga
Adela Valdes Zuniga
Belle D. Hall
Burdette S. Luckhardt
Legal
Tucson
M. Sue Cummins
William A. Waggoner
Patagonia
Ariz
Betty J. Lytle
Nogales
Earl Davis
Lee B. Caradine
Phil Rios
Sells
Suzanne Williams
Patton To Be Put In Plaster Cast For Neck Injury
Gen George S Patton Jr lies in a Heidelberg U S hospital after a car crash eight days ago Doctors say traction will be replaced by immobilizing casts as he recovers His wife Mrs Patton visits and prayers are said in the hospital chapel as he slowly regains some feeling in numb limbs and his broken neck improves
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Heidelberg
Germany
George S. Patton, Jr
U. S
U. S. 15Th Army
Patton
Turkey Census Nears Completion Indicating 19 Million Population
Turkey conducts a national census and early estimates suggest the population may reach 19 million. Officials anticipate finalized figures reflecting demographic shifts and regional growth patterns.
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Turkey
Dr Manning Admits Flu Is Widespread In Arizona
Dr G F Manning state health superintendent says influenza cases in Arizona last week totaled about 1000 with 990 reported and 545 in Maricopa county. He believes many cases did not seek medical care and epidemics are judged by case to population ratios. current data do not show an official epidemic.
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Phoenix
Arizona
G. F. Manning
Maricopa County
State Health Department
Flu case trend hints at December epidemic peak
A health official warned that influenza cases could reach epidemic levels in December 1940 and 1943, noting past surges when monthly totals exceeded 4,000 cases.
Former Tucson Lawyer A I Winsett Dies In California
A I Winsett, who practiced law in Tucson after World War I and served as assistant attorney general in 1935-36, died November 21 in San Francisco from a 10 foot fall at a motel terrace. Burial is in Sawtelle Veterans Cemetery. He and Mrs. Winsett had been staying at the motel.
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A. I. Winsett
Tucson
San Francisco
CG W Jackson 75 Dies From Self Inflicted Gun Wound
George William Jackson, 75, who lived at 21 Bonita Street for six years, shot himself in the head late Saturday and died almost instantly. Police say he had been despondent since his wife’s death in an auto crash about a year earlier.
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George William Jackson
Bonita Street
Jackson
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