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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1947

Page

2

Assessments On Inventory Upheld For Western Boot Co

Mrs. A W LaForce pressed the Pima county board of supervisors to rebalance personal property taxes for Western Boot Co noting a spike to 700 dollars on a 10 000 assessed value while actual value neared 17 800. She cited leather shortages from early year orders and argued the factory nature of the business justifies adjustment to avoid hampering local manufacturing. The board declined to change the assessment but recognized her hardship and warned the tax must follow the law.

Western Boot Company Pima County Board of Supervisors A. W. LaForce G. T. Alley Montgomery Ward & Company Sears Roebuck & Co Finch

Tucson Building Permits Rise for Homes in May

May building activity in Tucson showed a rise of 93 900 in residential permit valuations to 247 500 while industrial and other permits fell 124 035 to 192 917. Nonresidential drop cited as investors wait for cheaper costs and material ample. housing demand remains strong with overall construction up.

Tucson E. D. Herreras August Wieden State Employment Service

Arizona Delegation Heads to Milwaukee Young Republicans Meet

Mrs. Harry V. Cameron of Tucson will lead five Arizona delegates to the national Young Republican clubs convention in Milwaukee with Fernandes Orozco Robert Kieckheffer James D. Showers and Mrs. Carolyn Thompson among the group. Speakers include Govs Rennebohm Carlson and other national figures.

Harry V. Cameron Tucson Arizona Milwaukee Fernandes Orozco Arizona Young Republicans Robert Kieckheffer Prescott James D. Showers Phoenix Carolyn Thompson Oscar Rennebohm Wisconsin Frank Carlson Kansas John L. Bohm John W. Byrnes Green Bay Wis Edward Martin Pennsylvania Eric Johnston Motion Picture Association of America Carroll Reece National Republican

Water firm may sell Tucson system to city buyers

May consider Water Co. to sell its Eastside water system, covering over one square mile in eastern Tucson, to the city for 225000 with 30 percent paid upfront and the rest over five years. The area is bounded by Catalina and Columbus boulevards, East Fifth Street, Country Club and Palo Verde roads, and East Grant East Seneca and East Pima roads. The council also scheduled zoning hearings for F F Fimbres Harold Robinson and property owned by O Carrillo plus related ordinance changes.

Columbus East Fifth Street Country Club Palo Verde East Grant East Seneca East Pima J. E. Murray F. F. Fimbres

Tucson City Projects and Reports Highlight 1947-48 Budget

City engineers report 55.9 percent of paving signatures valid on Fremont-Vine project. Resolution approves assessment diagram for Tucson Heights and North Sixth Avenue paving and sewer work. County seeks lease on county fair site near rodeo grounds. Navy asks remove 60 day lease cancel clause on East 22nd Street land for a new armory. Police Fire and City Engineer disclose two heavy traffic route options. City Manager outlines tentative fiscal 1947-48 budget.

East Elm Street T & Telegraph Co Orth Driscoll Tucson Heights North Sixth Avenue U. S. Navy East 22Nd Street South Algernon Way Navy Don J. Hays J. C. Sievert G. G. Sykes Tucson Phil J. Martin

Medical Center Hosts Open House For Hundreds In Tucson

Nearly 1,500 Tucson residents visited the medical center Sunday for an open house featuring hour long tours and demonstrations in surgical units. The new 2 1/2 year old hospital, formerly Desert Sanatorium, was a gift from the Erickson Foundation.

River Road Plan Adopted by Pima County Board

The Pima County Board of Supervisors accepted a River Road improvement petition to pave one and one eighth miles of River Road from North Country Club Road to Maple Boulevard, with owner contributions up to 200 and county participation. Action to be considered after July 1. 33 signatures filed by L. D. Strubinger and W. H. Calmes of River Road Improvement Association.

River Road North Country Club Road Maple Boulevard Pima County Board of Supervisors L. D. Strubinger W. H. Calmes River Road Improvement Association Lambert Kautenburger Alley Boyd Lundy Avenue Association

County road actions face protests on West 44th street items

Residents including G L McLean Nolan McLean R S Walker and Mrs Eula Harrington protested curbing at intersections on West 44th street as county plans to incorporate the area. The board scheduled appraisals for partial abandonment of South Seventh avenue and a final hearing July 7 for Acasa street and part of the Tucson Ajo highway. Chula Vista street taking was postponed awaiting surveys and Pastime Park road abandonment also delayed. Deeds accepted for a 50 foot right of way in the Catalina foothills and for three short streets.

Acasa Street Tucson- Ajo Ajo Longfellow Avenue Chula Vista Street Pastime Park Road John W. Murphey Catalina Foothills W. F. McCarron

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