Tuc son SP Rrailroad certifies 26 in completion courses
Twenty six employees of the Tucson division of the Southern Pacific railroad received certificates after completing public contact and supervisory classes. The May 6 to June schedule included five public contact and eight supervisory sessions. G A Bays, district superintendent, presented the certificates at a noon ceremony. Clyde S. Cook led the courses for Ferguson Heinke of San Francisco.
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Tucson
Southern Pacific Railroad
G. A. Bays
Bays
Clyde S. Cook
Ferguson & Heinke
San Francisco
H. W. Cassady
J. W. Clarke
S. L. Freeman
R. B. Rhoades
R. B. Johnson
W. E. Larson
J. L. Maze
C. F. Petrie
M. T. Pruett
J. W. Stevenson
Noel Bernard
Donald McIntyre
A. W. Andrews
R. Arriaga
C. D. Barth
B. M. Bragdon
E. T. Carey
H. E. Carter
R. D. Chastain
Frank Giardo
L. C. Pershing
B. S. Weiler
J. J. Feidt
Saturday Closings On Exchange Resumed
The New York Stock Exchange began a three month Saturday closing period with operations halted on Saturdays. The exchange will resume Saturday activity in September. The San Francisco Exchange will also be closed on Saturdays for the summer.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Floods Reach Record Heights Across Missouri Rail Lines Blocked
Floods continued to rise to 16.3 feet with two feet above flood stage as a coast guard cutter and other boats moved to the scene. The Burling ton railroad tracks at Hannibal were blocked and residents fled northern Missouri as the Grant and Chariton rivers neared record highs. Thunderstorms lingered in the corn belt delaying field work on many farms.
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Coast Guard
Burlington
Hannibal
Missouri
Grant
Chariton
Corn Belt
Training Lead Crews for B 29s to Cut Costs
Col Irvine notes B 29s will form lead crews to train additional crews in using specially fitted planes. He praises cost savings for the taxpayer as a unique achievement of the armed forces.
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Col. Irvine
Legislature votes to call extra session on welfare bill
The legislature agrees to an extra session to amend the appropriations bill. Sen. Henning harshly attacks welfare efforts as surrendering to federal bureaucrats while Sen. Kimball's stance remains unclear. A private firm will study welfare finances for 7200 dollars, with a first report due in August as House Republicans vow to pressure changes.
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Kimball
Lloyd C. Henning
Holbrook
Sen. Henning
Sen. Kimball
Senate
Welfare Department
House
Sidney Kartus
Phoenix
Frank Robles
Tucson
Harry Wimberly
J. M. Combs
E. L. Jameson
James Ewing
A. R. Spikes
Cochise
Jameson
Ewing
Spikes
Babbitt
Dan Angius
Eisae
Anstood
Rep
City Briefs Highlights Sunday Meetings and Events
The schedule lists the Order of Railway Conductors meeting at the IOOF hall with nominations for a local adjustment committee. Alyce Mills dance recital at Armory Park directed by Eduardo Caso with Mavis Harden. St Anne's ice cream social at All Saints church 410 South Sixth Ave. NAACP mass meeting at Prince Memorial AME Church on lynching trial with anti lynching legislation fundraiser. Civil Engineer Corps Reserve elects officers at post office room 202.
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San Xavier
IOOF
Alyce Mills
Armory Park
Eduardo Caso
Mavis Harden
St. Anne's Society
All Saints’ Church
South Sixth Avenue
NAACP
Prince Memorial Ame
Greenville
Police Captain Ey Undergoing Minor Leg Operation
Police Captain Frank Ey was at the local veterans hospital on Friday for preparation ahead of a minor leg operation.
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Frank Eyman
Veterans’ Hospital
Doctor Price Returns From Texas Visit
Dr. T. J. Price has returned from a three week stay in Texas visiting Fort Worth Stephenville and Bryan. Mrs Norman E Howe the former Marian Price and children returned with him for a short visit in Tucson before joining her husband First Lt Norman E Howe stationed at Lowry Field Denver.
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T. J. Price
Texas
Ft. Worth
Stephenville
Bryan
Norman E. Howe
Marian Price
Tucson
Denver
Lowrey Field
Rotary International convention honors Karl F Barfield as chair
Karl F Barfield. former Barfield Sanatorium proprietor and past international director, will chair the Rotary International Community Service Assembly at the 38th annual San Francisco convention June 8 to 12.
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Rotary International
San Francisco
Karl F. ‘Barfield
Barfield Sanatorium
International Group
Civil Engineer Corps Reserve to elect officers Tuesday
The Civil Engineer Corps reserve will hold a regular meeting and election of officers in room 202 of the federal building at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Sea Bees are invited to attend.
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Civil Engineer Corps Reserve
Federal Building
Sea Bees
Bradford graduate serves as staff sergeant at Brown Military Academy
William Bradford son of Mrs Ethel O Bradford 522 East Second Street completed high school at Brown Military Academy San Diego during Saturday exercises. He held the rank of staff sergeant in the cadet battalion.
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William Bradford
Ethel O. Bradford
East Second Street
Brown Military Academy
San Diego
Hungarian Smallholders leaders implicated in postwar conspiracy
The Hungarian court convicted one man for conspiracy while three others remained under arrest and the rest fled to Switzerland or Austria. Kovacs’s confession alleges links between the party and a Hungarian emigre army in British Austria, joining an anti government underground in 1946, planning an illegal party army in March 1946, placing conspirators at party HQ, and discussions of a countergovernment in exile.
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Switzerland
Austria
Kovacs
Hungary
Former Premier Denies Aiding In Any Plot
Geneva June 7. Ferenc Nagy former Hungarian premier denied involvement in any conspiracy. He stated if a plot existed it was against him and gave a chronology of events leading to his resignation while vacationing in Switzerland. He said he resigned at Buchs after his son Imre arrived and described calls with Sviridov and President Tildy.
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Geneva
U.P
Ferenc Nagy
Budapest
Nagy
Switzerland
Imre
Buchs
Sviridov
V. P. Sviridov
Hungary
Bela Kovacs
Kovacs
Zoltan Tildy
Tildy
Warren and Dewey discuss taxes as campaign issue
Warren says taxes may influence campaigns and questions if Truman will run, noting Republicans have a good chance. Dewey unavailable for interview but later says the session was satisfactory. The two exit the executive mansion arm in arm as Warren prepares to receive a Doctor of Laws and give the Schenectady Union College commencement address.
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Warren
Truman
Dewey
Earl
Union College
Schenectady
Executive Mansion
Schenectady Institution
Greece Rail Route Through Tempe Vale Between Olympus and Ossa
The mainline railway in Greece traverses the Vale of Tempe, a mythic pass famed as lying between Mount Olympus and Mount Ossa. The route links regions and reflects the country’s integration of historic landscapes with modern transport.
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Greece
Mythology
Tempe
Mounts Olympus
Ossa
Chicago People Buy College Store
Harry Bell sold the College Store restaurant near the University of Arizona to Irving Zuckerman and David Zuckerman, brothers from Chicago now in Tucson. The Roy Drachman Realty Co. handled the lease and fixtures, price undisclosed. The new owners plan summer operation.
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Harry Bell
College
University of Arizona
Irving Zuckerman
David Zuckerman
Tucson
Chicago
Roy Drachman Realty Co
Zuckermans
President Proposes Major Tax Cuts and Deficit Plan
Taft approves a 6.0 billion dollar corporate tax cut amid a 20.0 billion dollar FY 1946 deficit. The current tax bill could save individuals about 4.0 billion by cutting levies 10 5 20 and 30 percent across brackets. Mr Truman will outline policy differences with Republicans in a Kansas City speech Saturday night.
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Truman
Kansas City
Congressional Republicans
Public Records And Court Actions Prompt Local Docket
Police court notes list reckless driving liquor violations with bonds and warrants. Individuals include Paul J. Cella Reyes Suarez Max L. Blakeslee Chester Glass and others with precedents and hearings. Superior court filings show divorces maintenance and dismissals along with marriage licenses and births in Tucson area.
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Paul J. Cella
Reyes Suarez
Max L. Blakeslee
Henry Murray
U. S
Chester Glass
Superior Court
Grain futures rise on rainfall and flood fears report
Chicago June 7 price advances on corn and oats amid rain and flood outlook. Wheat weakens on hedging pressure. Oats hit seasonal highs. July and September corn also peaked. Final prices near session lows as a rally faded and profit-taking set in.
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William Ferris
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago hog and cattle market report shows mixed week gains
Salable hogs 500 estimated total 4 500 and cattle 500 estimated with gains 25 to 50 cents on heavier weights and sows. Cattle market very active with top steer prices near 27 75 and loads at 27 60 to 26 60 for yearling steers. Receipts about 9 000 larger locally and 24 000 head more than week earlier across twelve markets.
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Chicago
USDA
Sale of all stock in Triangle Blueprint Company Tucson Arizona
Notice of intention to sell stock in bulk in a single transaction not in the regular course of business. The stock of the Triangle Blueprint Company located at 232 East Street Tucson Arizona is to be sold within ten days from this notice in the County of Pima Arizona. The instrument was acknowledged before Doris W. Caprio on June 3 by Arthur E. Jack.
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Triangle Blueprint Company
East — Street
Tucson
Arizona
Eee
Notice of Sale and City Bid Openings in Tucson Arizona
Public notices detail sale of property under Ordinance No 1096 in Pima County and multiple city bid solicitations in Tucson Arizona. Sealed bids requested for runway work at Municipal Airport No 2 and for concrete gravity line at Southside Water Plant plus comfort station and spray pool revisions at Santa Rita Park with bid openings June 13 1947 and conditions including bonds licenses and wage compliance.
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Santa Rita
Aes
Tucson
Arizona
Santa Rita Park
South Avenue
East 21St Street
Spray Pool
City Hall
City of
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Tucson Road Improvement Bond Hearing and Abandonment Notice
Public notices announce a City of Tucson hearing on June 1947 for assessments and improvement bonds tied to street work and right of way in Tucson. Objections may be filed with the City Clerk before the hearing, and bonds will be issued under Arizona Code provisions with quarterly interest. Also notice of hearing for abandonment of a 30 foot public road strip north of Grand View Addition in Pima County, with parcel descriptions and map references, set for July 7, 1947.
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Justice Court Co
W. Gardner
John Camargo
Superior Court
Mattie Lee Conard
H. H. Haas
George J. Cook
J. Mercer Johnson
Lee Garrett
Luzetter Nolan
Reynoldson
J. M. LaForce
Thelma Louise LaForce
Lottie Gossett
Raleigh B. Gossett
Roy Lee Caples
John H. Wluevano
J. T. Palumbo
C. L. Orem
Everet Clark
Ivy Clark
Herman Olson
David W. Duncan, Sr
Robert_Tucker
Harold J. Gregg
Arthur Present
William Hintze
Esther McEuen
Dwight L. Downing
Abraham S. Shulman
A. M. Porter
Thomas Tammen
Belle D. Hall
William Edwin Brown
Arlyne Maryann Willy
Tucson
Oscar J. Langford
Do Roberts
Henry John A
New Jersey
Helen Gardner
al S. Floyd
Odena Legal
Sargent
William H. Isaacson, Jr
Weathersfield
Conn
Vera Campbell
Coolidge
Ernest R. Romero
Juanita G. Lopez
Anacleto Rodriguez
Rosario Trejoillo
Manuel A Irez
Y. Nunez
Martin E. Scanian
Ethel M. Scanian
Et County
Pima
Connett
Monibac Simmons
Arizona
City of
Phil J. Martin, Jr
City
Carl M. Hitt
Grand View
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Pima County
Pima Ty
County Recorder
Wo Prais
Grand View Addition
Mirasol Addition
S. A Avenue
S. Fremont Ave
I.4
S. Santa Rita Ave
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Said County
Longfellow Avenue
Country Club Heights
State of Arizona
J. Homer Boyd
Richard E. Kolb
KTUC Radio Tonight Highlights Sports Parade and TV Fair
Bart Byers hosts a 6:00 Sports Parade with KTUC Sports Editor previews of the week. Jones Drug News at Eight moves to 6:15 for one time only to clear for a President Truman address. Hedda Hopper presents This Is Hollywood at 7:00 with Eddie Bracken and Priscilla Lane in Fun On A Week End and Bill Goodwin Show at 8:30. The American Medical Association marks its 100th anniversary in Atlantic City with CBS special The Two Worlds Of Dr Banks at 7:30. Television changes for 1400 kath adds Time For Reason at 10:30 with Howard K. Smith at 10:45. Family Hour at 2:00 and Silver Theater at 3:00. Guardian Angel stars Staats Cotsworth Jay Jostin Mary Jane Hight. University Explorer on Small Game Hunters at 11:15 with Ave Maria Hour at 11:30.
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Bart Byers
J. Knox Corbett Lumber Company
KTUC
Jones Drug Company
Truman
Hedda Hopper
Dr. Banks
Lyman Bryson
Time For Reason
London
Howard K. Smith
Eileen Farrell
Charles Fredericks
Silver Theater
Conrad Nagel
Ozzie and Harriet
Staats Cotsworth
Jay Joston
Mary Jane Higby
University Explorer
Ave Maria
Mark of
Abandonment of Public Thoroughfare and School Bond Election Notice
Notices announce proceedings on road abandonments in Pima County Arizona with hearings set to appraise damages and object filings due. Also a July 7 1947 school bond election for Elementary School District No 8 to issue 40000 in bonds for additions and improvements with voting from 10 am to 6 pm at the district school.
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Board of Supervisors
Tene County
Arizona
Board of Trustees
Pimacout
Pima County
Describn Son
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Public Records
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Conrado Mendoza
26Th Street
Joe Maldonado
West Street
Tune
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West McComminke Tucson
Medical Center
Robert Saturley
Evan
Wallace Walker
East Elm Street
John W. Simmons
Davis-Monthan
Athur E. Jack
Doris W. Caprio
Swallaee
Santa Cruz
City Water Department
Council Chamber
Arizona State Industrial Commission
S. Stone
Pa Atie
Viarama Tee
Longfellow
S. M. Thompson Sy
Hansen Perry
North Side
Church of the Nazarene
Geronimo
Mohave
Elks
Ft. Lowell
Floyd T. Smith
Southside Church
OF Christ
S. 4Th Ave
Grady D. King
Turson Baily Cuizes
Pima Coun
OUR Saviour's Lutheran Church
Titus R. Scholl
E. Silver
Roskruge Jr.High
E. 6Th St
Luther League
Bosserman
University of Arizona Farm
United Lutheran Church
L. C. Donaldson
Bible Chapel OF the Air
KCNA
Bible School
Jefferson Park School
Christian-Missionary
Alliance Church
Cor. N. First Ave
E. Adams
W. J. Foley
Palo Verde
T. C. Abbott
EV. Lutheran Church
Flowing Wells School
West Prince Road
Desert Shores Trailer Park
Frederick G. Knoll
7Th Ave
THE
Lutheran Hour
KVOA
Science OF
Winfield Holloway
Williams Mortuary
North Sixth Ave
First Church OF God
Mohave Streets
Amphitheatre
Young People’s Meeting
John R. Woods
First Southern Baptist Church
East Speedway and
North Third Avenue
R. H. Tharp
Training Union
Kenneth Sutton
Emmanuel Church
North Maple
Assembly OF God
South Warren
13Th St
KOPO
Lowell
Jack Doe
L.g.gilmore
Church of God Corner Liberty & Aviation
Evangelistic
Ralph Acridge
J. Cording
Palo Verde Blvd
E. Seneca St
Charles P. Eisenmayer
Gideons International
First Baptist Church
N. 6Th Ave
E. 5Th St
T. Roger Blythe
R. S. Beal
Eric Folsom
Gideons, International
Brass Quartet
Bob Jones University
Roy Gustafson
First Church of the Nazarene
East 10Th St
Highland Ave
G. B. Williamson
Kansas City, Missouri
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