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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

Page

10

Firm Asks Assessment Cut for Tucson Title Building

Attorneys for Taceon Title Insurance testified at a Canty Board of Supervisors hearing that the two floor addition costs $350 000 and is priced higher per square foot than recent downtown structures. They argued the building was built in stages and not at its highest use, seeking tax relief based on cost versus value and construction method. Deputy County Assessor Paul Neal suggested relief may be possible if proof shows costs were higher due to staged construction.

Tucson Title Insurance Paul Neal W. Pennington J.C. Penney F. W. Woolworth O Richter Pearing Te Title Firm Neal Solot

Heavy Half Day Classes Planned for Tucson Schools

More than 2,800 pupils in six Tucson elementary schools will attend half day sessions next September under an overlapping schedule. Doolen and Vail will start classes at 7:45 a.m. for half the pupils and end at 4:45 p.m. for the rest. Kelland, Cor Det, Wright, and Rose face staged or doubled sessions due to new additions. Despite reduced hours, teacher counts and ratios remain, with new teachers averaging 4,501 dollars and starting pay around 424 dollars. First graders set a 5,000 headcount record for fall enrollment.

Tucson Cor- Det Wright and Rose

Boy Bit by Dog While Water Skiing Near Shore

In Coeur d Alene a water skier named John Secaur, ten, was bitten on the arm by a dog while being towed close to shore. Police say the bite was not serious and treated the injury.

Dress description from Miss Elaine's catalog item

A listing describes a straight cut bodice dress with nylon lace trim and self material embroidery. It features a shadow panel and nylon edged hemline in sizes 32 through 42, not ride or twist.

Elaine’s

Hosiery product ad highlights Henson quality

An advertisement touts comfortable waist and leg fit noting white hosiery in sizes 4 to 7. Describes quality as Henson and mentions street floor location.

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