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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1945

Page

6

Schwellenbach Disappoints Othman At Laborers Party

Frederick C. Othman reports in Washington that Secretary Lewis B. Schwellenbach’s appearance at a Labor Department event drew about 1,500 attendees. The show featured an Army band and remarks from Katherine Lenroot and Clara Byers, followed by Schwellenbach’s speech and a brief concert moment.

Schwellenbach Othman Laborers’ Party Frederick C. Othman Washington UPR Labor Department Lewis B. Schwellenbach Crosby Moose Federal Auditorium Tootling Daniel W. Tracy Katherine Lenroot

Poet Schwellenbach Praises Workers At Evening Event

Schwellenbach commended the workers during a trying period and delivered a heartfelt poem. Tracy closed the festivities by noting the event's end, while the secretary exited, leaving the critic alone and frustrated.

Schwellenbach Tracy

29 Cent Egg Price Guaranteed By U S

Washington reports that American farmers will receive an average of 29 cents per dozen for eggs in 1946 under official price support. Secretary Clinton P. Anderson said the program guards against a possible price collapse due to a surplus, with the Commodity Credit Corp. asked to earmark $200 million for the plan. Production in 1946 is expected to exceed demand by about 20 million cases.

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson Commodity Credit Corp

State Rules On Taxes Paid Under Protest

Phoenix December 29 1939 Attorney General John L Sullivan rules taxes paid under protest must be refunded directly to taxpayers who have obtained final judgments Taxes paid illegally are the taxpayers money not state funds and the refunds may be issued without delay or further costs to the claimants

Phoenix Ariz John L. Sullivan

Ruling On Special Legislative Appropriation Case

A court decision tied to the Aero-Mayflower Transit Co case involves a judgment for $8,000 in state taxes paid under protest. The ruling addresses whether a special legislative appropriation is necessary to satisfy the tax dispute and collection proceeding.

Aero-Mayflower Transit Company

World petroleum output and car fleet projections

World production of petroleum in 1946 is expected to reach 252000000 gallons daily. The number of motor cars in service is expected to rise to 34000000 by 1955.

Radio Schedule with NBC and ABC Programs Listed

The clip lists a dense broadcast lineup from 6:00 p.m. through midnight featuring The Weird Circle Hollywood Preview, Main Line Preview, Sports Highlights, Ned Calmer News, Your Hit Parade, Can You Top This, Bible Story, North South All Star Game, Judy Canova, Grand Ole Opry, Truth or Consequences, Life of Riley, Adventures of Bill Lance, Santa Rita Serenade, His Honor the Barber, 1400 Dance Parade, Barringer Orchestra, Night Club of the Air, Midnight Revue, News Cees, and KVOA Good Night.

Hollywood Ned Calmer Judy Canova Riley Bill Lance the Barber Night Club of the Air KVOA

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