Will Rule On Budget Plea In Tucson City Action
The state tax commission will notify Tucson on Saturday about its decision to let the city exceed its budget by 7000 and reallocate funds. Tax Commissioner Warren Peterson presided over a Thursday hearing with no protesters. The request covers 3000 for a June 8 special election, 10 charter changes, 4000 for improvement assessments, and reallocations of 67000 and 125145 for airport facilities and water system work.
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State Tax Commission
Tucson
Warren Peterson
Commission
Tucson Municipal Airport No. 2
Water Department
Molloy Heads Morgan McDermott Post No 7 American Legion
John F Molloy attorney was unanimously elected commander of Morgan McDermott post No 7 American Legion Thursday night. He is partner in Hall Catlin Molloy firm. A B Lieh retiring commander named executive committeeman. Other officers include T P Altenberger senior vice commander Clyde Taylor junior vice commander James Corbett Jr sergeant at arms and R E L Kite chaplain. Harry Harrington remains finance officer Beatrice F McClary librarian and Harry Shoemaker a patient at the veterans hospital named to hospital executive committee.
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John F. Molloy
Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Molloy
Hall, Catlin & Molloy
A. B. Lieh
T. P. Altenberger
Clyde Taylor
James Corbett, Jr
Colorado Cities Seek U S Power Aid for Transmission Lines
Northeastern Colorado officials led by Ft. Collins city manager Guy Palmes Loveland city engineer Ray Smith and Longmont mayor George Richart planned to urge the Senate Appropriations Committee to fund the New Colorado Big Thompson power transmission project. Rural electrification representatives were also expected to testify.
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Washington
Colorado
Senate Appropriations Committee
Guy Palmes
Ft. Collins
Ray Smith
Loveland
George Richart
Longmont
Richart
Northeastern
William L Clayton Joins Trade Council Post
William L. Clayton former secretary of commerce becomes a member of the National Advisory Council of the American Institute of Foreign Trade. Lieutenant General Barton K Yount, retired, president of the institute, announced the appointment on Friday after returning from New York.
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Glendale
William L. Clayton
Commerce
National Advisory Council
The
American Institute of Foreign Trade
Barton K. Yount
Institute
New York
School Dispute Ends With Reduced Fine
Mrs. Albert Westmoreland pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace at Wakefield school and was fined $50 but remitted $25 on a first offense. She was found not guilty of keeping her 14 year old daughter Dorothy out of school after creating a scene and threatening the registrar, Miss Helen Clark.
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Albert Westmoreland
Wakefield School
Justice of the Peace
Paul J. Cella
Cella
Westmoreland
Dorothy
Wakefield
Juvenile Gang Broken By Nogales Arrests
Nogales, June 4. A juvenile gang tied to recent petty robberies was broken up when two members were sentenced to Ft. Grant reform school by Superior Judge Gordon Farley. Police Chief J M Soto Jr said several other youths were being held in Nogales jail pending investigation.
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Nogales
Ft. Grant Reform School
Gordon Farley
J. M. Soto, Jr
Nogales, Son
Mill Workers Weigh Strike As Talks Break Down
Members of the Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers union in Miami said they would vote on a strike if new contract talks fail. Negotiations have been recessed after starting Tuesday. Union President Robert Barcon reported no date for resumption. The union seeks 30 cents an hour, broader vacations, and a welfare fund.
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Miami
Robert Barcon
Iced Tea Origin Tale From 1904 St Louis Fair
A column recounts how Richard Blechynder, at the 1904 St. Louis world’s fair, used ice and tea to create the first iced tea. Facing heat, competition, and labor trouble, he swapped hot tea for chilled service, branding a beverage now famous in American summers.
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St. Louis
Blechander
Bargains On Apparel And Home Goods In Local Sale
A catalog of discounts from clothing to home appliances, featuring regular and sale prices on men and women’s fashion, girdles, dresses, slippers, sport shirts, rayon crepes, and crew-room furniture. Includes coffee percolators, pedestal fans, all wool broadloom, and a round-tub washing machine with Saturday only pricing.
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