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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1947
Page
11
The Tucson Clearinghouse association reports totals for May month ends 1947 1946 and 1940 showing bank debits and clearinghouse transactions rising about 3.7 million from 1946 to 1947. May 1947 bank debits reach 54 053 259 and clearinghouse 53 229 595 versus May 1946 49 333 066 and 49 456 551.
A dense list shows multiple police court actions including assaults with bonds set at 10 dollars or 10 days, preliminary hearings in June for assault cases, and numerous district court filings. Disturbing the peace cases, estate administration petitions, divorce complaints, and grand theft or loan debt actions appear alongside probation terms and quiet title suits.
Readable fragments list several individuals with ages and places such as Tucson Lordsburg Los Angeles Fresno and Great Neck N Y. The note includes multiple full or partial names tied to locations and ages, suggesting a compiled legal or public notice snippet.
A series of birth announcements from St. Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center list newborns to families including Escalante Gravy Rhodes Counasse Gomez Sherrow Ortiz Ashton Fish Titone Myers Cleveland and Cleve land. Times range from 1 13 am to 11 21 am on June 4 with a June 3 set of twins and multiple girls and boys.
Denver livestock totals show cattle salable around 3 000 with highs in the 26.00 range for good to choice steers and 15.00-18.00 for common to good cows while hogs near 1 300 with prices 24.25-24.75 for 170-250 lb barrows and gilts. Kansas City reports active cattle trade with beef steers at 24.25-26.25 and top loads around 26.50-27.00, while sows steady to higher to 18.50-19.00 and vealers 21.00-25.00.
New York traders saw modest gains in select motors steels and industrials as investors weighed the fate of the new tax cut bill. midday advances faded and many gains were trimmed while bonds held steady and total volume neared 750000 shares. Major names included Norfolk & Western Union Pacific Houston Light Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft American Telephone Dow Chemical Du Pont Allied Chemical Woolworth Goodyear Philip Morris Deere J I Case U S Gypsum Bethlehem Steel Pennsylvania Railroad Southern Pacific General Motors and others with dividend action noted at Zonite.
A Phoenix fire at the Camelback Inn on Monday caused about 35 000 dollars in damage. The blaze destroyed a nine room dormitory, a sixty horse barn, 110 tons of hay, and 300 pieces of stored lawn furniture. The resort northeast of Phoenix will be closed for the summer.
New York June 4 foreign exchange rates show the Canadian dollar at 91.25 U S cents, up 0.3125 cent. Britain at $4.02 and 4, Brazil and Mexico quoted with changes listed. currencies from Sweden Switzerland Argentina and France shown with slight or no movement.
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