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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1946
Page
13
Cattle salable 3200 head with demand very good but higher asking prices delay trade. Early sales steady with steers 18.00 to 21.00, heifers 16.50 to 18.50, cows 14.00 to 16.00, calves 10.00 to 13.25. Hogs available 300 head, prices 1.00 to 1.50 higher, good to choice 223 lb hogs. Sows 23.00 to 23.50, carcasses 24.50 to 26.50 for medium to good.
On December 30 in New York the open market shows the dollar at 4 13 16 in sterling with a 95.1834 U.S. cents value. European rates list Britain 4.03, France 84, Krona 27.84, Swiss franc 23.40, with minor changes. Latin American quotes show Argentine 24.50, Brazil 5.50, Mexican 20.63.
Claude Ray Wilson was arrested by city police at 1 45 a m Sunday on reckless driving under the influence after mistaking a police squad car for a fire truck. He claimed he wanted to follow it to watch a blaze and said Where's the fire. Bond was set at 100 dollars and trial date set for January 16.
New York reports a handful of firm stocks while many leaders slip. Transfers reached about 1.4 million shares as American Telephone and Johns-Manville rise, with Chrysler and International Telephone among gainers. Laggards include General Motors, Woolworth, and General Electric amid year end tax sales and reinvestment hopes for a January rally.
Superior Court Division 1 hears debt case for 248.97 with Albert Steinfeld co. vs St Louis Mines Co. and dismissal with prejudice in Pauls v Morrissey. Division 2 docket includes Johnson. Restitution writs sought in Flin v Overton et al. Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Hall MecCullin King Aldar Valdez Cowans Anderson Hogan Raines Brown.
Multiple births listed from St Mary's Hospital and W Tucson Medical Center in Tucson and nearby Marana. Entries include parents names, addresses, and baby genders with times and dates in December.
New York cotton futures moved in a wide range as year end liquidation pressured prices early, then recovered on mill cover. Spot markets were quiet and steady. Nearby futures closed lower with Mar at 32.61-64 and other months down from the prior close.
Classified notice for a clothing resale shop at 205 North Fourth Avenue offering to buy hangers and selling suits at 65 cents and dresses at 80 cents and up with pants at 35 cents in a contemporary ad style.
In Tehran Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin debated the supreme Allied commander. Despite Adm. King and Adm. Leahy urging Gen. George Marshall, Churchill resisted Marshall, threatening to pull commitments if Marshall was chosen. Roosevelt pressed for Marshall as the commander.
An ad for Oscar's Texaco Service at the corner of Congress Street and Main featuring contact phone 6846. Services and offerings not specified in available text.
Loan and Investment Service advertises 414% home loans and 4% business property loans with a 10 year term at its office on 1842 East 6th Street. Contact phone 5798 for details.
Roosevelt offered Gen Marshall the top Allied post but Marshall declined citing loyalty to Churchill and concern over British divisions. He suggested Gen Eisenhower, praised for a fine record, and Roosevelt agreed naming Eisenhower supreme commander for the western European invasion.
The body of Walter Templeton, 49, who died in a local hospital Saturday, has been sent to Kerrville, Texas, for services and burial. A World War II veteran, he lived at 216 Consolidated dwellings and came here a year ago. Survivors include his wife Louise Templeton a son Walter Lee and a daughter Faye.
The Pima County Bar Association held a Monday luncheon at the Pioneer hotel to view motion picture highlights from football games of the season.
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