Appeal Filed In Pima Suit Over 1947 48 Levy
Judge Henry C. Kelly voided the state tax commission 100000 recreation levy for Pima County saying there was no emergency evidence. Six taxpayers had challenged the authorization arguing it exceeded jurisdiction and budget limits. The appeal will go to the Arizona Supreme Court per a Friday notice filed with clerk Belle D. Hall by Charles D. McCarty on behalf of Attorney General Eva DeConcini.
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Henry C. Kelly
State Tax Commission
Pima County
Irona Supreme Court
Belle D. Hall
Superior Court
Charles D. McCarty
Eva DeConcini
Fred W. Fickett
Tax Commission
Board of Supervisors
Kelly
Public Records Aggravated Assault and Traffic Cases
City court records list multiple defendants with charges including aggravated assault reckless driving speeding and drunk and indecent exposure. Notable cases include Paul J. Cella and Dorothy McKinney. sentences range from fines to several days in jail with bonds set for trial dates in January. Marriage licenses show numerous couples from Tucson and surrounding areas.
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Paul J. Cella
Dorothy McKinney
Pima County
George C. Stedman
Robert McCrein
Albert Touche
Sammy Christian
Loretta Justin
Jose Soto
Arnold Aguirre
Marvine L. Johnson
August Walter
Rose N. Catalamotto
Renee Carlson
Richard Studley
Della Huebner
Ellea Dyer
Eugene L. Larson
Justice Court Co
W. Gardner
Murt Shea
Alfonso Reyes
Paul Greer
Jesse Gradillas
Harless to Speak on World Reconstruction Peace or War
Rep Richard F Harless of Arizona will discuss World Reconstruction at a Sunday 8 pm forum at University Methodist church. He sits on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee which traveled this fall to study conditions in England France Germany Italy Greece Turkey and the Orient. State Senator William F Kimball of Pima County will introduce him and preside over the Q&A. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Harless
U. S
Arizona
University Methodist Church
Rep
Harless
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
England
France
Germany
Italy
Greece
Turkey
The
Orient
William F. Kimball
Pima County
Anthropologists Visit Tucson to Compare Ancient Finds
Anthropologist Halmut de Terra, famed for locating the Tepexpan man in Mexico dating to about 10 000 years ago, will visit Tucson next week with Dr. Emil W. Haury of the University of Arizona. They will tour Ventana cave on the Papago Reservation to study links with Southern Arizona archaeology.
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Halmut de Terra
Mexico
Tucson
Arizona
Emil W. Haury
Anthropology
University of Arizona
de Terra
Albuquerque
N. Mex
American Anthropological Association
Asia
India
Burma
Haury
Viking Foundation of
New York
Point of Pines
Tepexpan
Ventana Cave
Papago Indian Reservation
Irving Heads Kiwanis Club President for 1948
Royal B. Irving was installed as Kiwanis club president at a Friday noon luncheon in the Pioneer hotel ballroom. He received the president’s pin from retiring officer Dr. J Byron McCormick and gave him a past president's emblem. New officers include Thomas Talmadge as vice president William Kimball secretary and Harry Heighton treasurer for a 28th year. New three year directors are Joseph Young Ralph Hawkins and Joseph Picard. The club adopted the Harry Heighton scholarship fund with $500 already pledged to provide an annual $400 endowment for two Tucson and Amphitheatre high school scholars.
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Royal B. Irving
Kiwanis Club
Pioneer Hotel
Irving
J. Byron McCormick
Thomas Talmadge
William Kimball
Harry Heighton
Heighton
Joseph Young
Ralph Hawkins
Joseph Picard
Kimball
Tucson
Amphitheatre
Residents Oppose Planned Freeway in Tucson
A petition signed by 51 homeowners urges Tucson officials to condemn fewer homes as a proposed $5 million freeway plan moves forward. Appraisers assess land costs while Mayor Houston schedules a council meeting. State Highway Engineer Lefebvre warns federal $600,000 in funds could be redirected if a decision is not made before year end.
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Tucson
City Hall
E. T. Houston
W. C. Lefebvve
Navajo Relief Group Buys Foods and Staples
Conversion of cash contributions into foodstuffs for the Navajo Indians began this week per Justice C. W. Gardner. About 2055 dollars worth of canned, boxed and bagged foods were bought wholesale from local firms by the Tucson relief committee. Purchases continue as funds arrive. The James B. Dick Company Arizona Flour Mills Baffert and Leon Southwest Wholesale Grocers and Schilling Coffee Company supplied goods. The buying committee includes James E. Brady chairman A B Sieh Soleng Tom John R Stille and Gardner.
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C. W. Gardner
Gardner
Tucson Relief Committee
James B. Dick Company
Arizona Flour Mills
Baffert & Leon
Southwest Wholesale Grocers
Schilling Coffee Company
James E. Brady
A. B. Sieh
Soleng Tom
John R. Stille
Youthful Driver Denies Recklessness Charge
George C. Stedman ages 18 of 4013 Delmar avenue denied Friday night he drove recklessly police said he raced nine blocks along North Stone avenue with patrolman Richard T. Porter clocking speeds up to 45 mph. The chase ended when he sped through an alley behind the Daily Citizen offices. Trial set for Jan 6 with bail $25.
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George C. Stedman
Delmar Avenue
North Stone Avenue
Richard T. Porter
Stedman
Porter
Daily Citizen
Miltenberg
Alameda
Blaze At Bowling Alley Ties Downtown Traffic
Traffic was snarled for about five minutes at 1 p m Saturday as three fire trucks arrived at the Old Pueblo Bowling centre 250 North Stone avenue. Firemen said the blaze did not amount to anything and it appeared someone had been smoking while lying on a cot in a rear room. The cot and bedding smoldered before being removed as a thin cloud of smoke filled the area.
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Old Pueblo
North Stone Avenue
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Lee Garrett
Robert Westfall, Jr
Louise A. Nen
Berdell R. Densel
Martin M. Diaz
Lupe G
Avier Ledesma
Elda Celaya
Elix C. Robles
Mary D
N. A
S. D
Peggy A Johnson
John W. Stowmick
S . Tucson
Ruby F. Tuttle
George’ P. Baine, Jr
Illinois
Os M. Rosser
Indiana
Ames H. Peters
Kathryn x Worst
Tucso
Ernie F. Sohnson
Warren
Peggy L. Patterson
Bis
Donald R
Moore
Ft .Tucson
Shirley J. Wilson
Daniel
Tex
Prescott
Bernice M. Ralph
Rallah E. “Neen
Legal Age
Bernardyne K. Menenee
Earl H
Houston
Dorothy Niemann
Maves Yons
Am Wash
Frances A. Bone
Curtis H. Tuck
Gila Bend
Bernice Reed
Lee H. Cryer
Ajo
Janice Welch
Robert D. Dennis
Los Angeles
Barbara Meigs
Ee, Lacy, Jr
Viola Lewis
Douglas Sohn Welch
Elsie C. Cox
Br. M. A
Optometrist
E. Broadway
East
Congress
White House Cafe
5Th
6Th Aves
Patterson
Optometrists
W. A. Schell
L. M. Patterson
S. Stone
Walburn’s
E. Congress St
Marcoe
N. Stone Ave
ACE House & Window
Edward Moore & Sons
4Th Ave
Pontiac
Backett & Whiting
East Alameda
Hackett & Whiting
P.M. Elias
West
Irving Heads Kiwanis Club
S. Sixth Ave
Zenith Cleaners
Navajo Relief Group
Tucsonia
Undertakers
Don Evans
Newt Gardner
Arizona Mortgage
Arizona Inn
Tucson Federal Savings
United States
Stone
Roy Drachman
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Sidney Sterlip
Mortgage Loan Department
W. Pennington Street
Restaurants Hotels Schools Ranches Institutions
el Paso Hotel Supply Co
Oregon Street
el Paso, Texas
Bob Douthat
Jack Weaver
Farmer's Insurance
North Stone Ave
R. E. Pruitt, JR
Dist
Arizona Mortgage & Realty Company
Eves
Near B. Waugh Lumber Company
S. 6Th Ave
Phon
ON Earth
Prudential Investment Corporation
House of Service
Ance
Informa
TION
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power CO
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