Pinal Expands Cotton Fields in 1946 Acreage Rise
CASA GRANDE, June 8. Pinal county cotton acreage rose from 84,005 acres in 1945 to 92,350 this year, aided by new pump lands despite drought reducing San Carlos. The Cas a Grande Dispatch cites excellent crop condition and notes two thirds of Arizona cotton in Pinal. Growers plan 5,242 acres of grain sorghums and specific plantings across several milo and hegari varieties under a pure seed program.
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Casa Grande
Pinal County
San Carlos
Casa Grande Dispatch
Arizona
Dispatch
K. K. Henness
Martin
Two UA Graduates Admitted To Michigan Bar
Joe P. Shaw formerly of Tucson and William Phillips of Detroit passed Michigan state bar exams. Both earned University of Arizona Law College degrees in May 1945 as seventy of 115 candidates succeeded. Shaw served as a test pilot with the Tucson branch of Consolidated Vultee during the war and now works as an executive in Detroit.
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University of Arizona Law College
Joe P. Shaw
Tucson
William Phillips
Detroit
The
University Law College
Shaw
Consolidated- Vultee
Cotton Futures Rally on Weekend Trading in New York
Heavy weekend covering boosted cotton futures in late trading in New York. Prices closed higher by about 50 cents per bale from the day’s low, with July at 28.78 and October around 28.97 to 28.98, while the market remained irregular most session as traders took profits before a sharp rebound.
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New York
Price Listing For Broilers And Hens From Farm To Table
Wholesale live broilers are listed at 33.4 and 42.1 dollars with dressed at 53.4. Producer to consumer rates show 41 51 and 65 dollars. Hens wholesale live 28.8 and dressed 36.8 with raw producer to consumer 35 45 and 55 dollars. Prices valid from June 6 to June 12.
Water Conservation Warning from Arizona Edison Manager
Floyd Phillips of the Arizona Edison Co. warned the community that the water supply is running low. Notices urge conservation, avoid lawn irrigation, and minimize water use for coolers. Heavy heat has doubled consumption versus last year, and water sources are significantly lower.
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Superior
Floyd Phillips
Arizona Edison Co
Tucson High Quarterly Receives All American Honor
The National Scholastic Press Association awarded Tucson High School's Quarterly staff All-American status in its class magazines competition. Special mention was given to Western edition artwork by Bob Hartman, with Mary Kay Ellingston as editor.
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National Scholastic Press Association
Tucson
Bob Hartman
Mary Kay Ellingston
Graphic Arts Department
Harriete Martin
Otis H Chidester
Brother Shot by Brother Described as Fairly Good
Delmar Leeth, 24, wounded in the abdomen by his brother Clyde, 21, an ex Marine, at their home on 1147 South Osborn Avenue. Police say Clyde is jailed awaiting charges, likely assault with intent to kill if Delmar survives.
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Delmar Leeth
Clyde
Pima County
South Osborn Avenue
Auto crash victim released from hospital in Tucson
Inez Bejarano of Marana was discharged late yesterday from Pima County Hospital after treatment for cuts and bruises from a 4 15 p m collision at South Eighth Avenue and West 28th Street. The car she rode in hit another driven by Gavino Delgado of 383 West 28th Street, according to Highway Patrolman Walter Sheets.
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Inez Bejarano
Marana
Pima County
South Eighth Avenue
West 28Th Street
Walter Sheets
Gavino Delgado
Illustrations and Photography Supervised by Harry H Goldstein
Advisers along with the illustrations and photography are supervised by Harry H Goldman in the article credits.
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Harry H. Goldstein
Baby Falls From Moving Car On West Alameda Street
Three year old Elmer Bush rode in a car driven by his grandfather H E Johnson Netro at 305 West Sixth Street. The child fell from the window onto the street on West Alameda, hit the pavement with a thud, then rose and chased the car as it stopped a few feet away. He suffered severe facial, hand, and leg abrasions.
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Elmer Bush
West Alameda Street
H. E. Johnson
Netro
West Sixth Street
Irvin
Ernest Albert Zansler 76 a Tucson resident dies
Ernest Albert Zansler, 76, a Tucson resident for 11 years after moving from Kansas City, Mo, died this morning in a local hospital. Masonic funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Arizona mortuary chapel with burial in Evergreen cemetery. He is survived by wife Martha, of 3018 Geronimo. a son Henry. three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Ernest Albert Zansler
Tucson
Kansas City
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Evergreen Cemetery
Zansler
Martha Zansler
Geronimo
Henry
City Adds Three New Wells To Meet Drought Demand
City Manager Phil J. Martin Jr says three new wells are now in operation. Two sit on city water properties south of Tucson and a third at North First Avenue and East Prince Road. Additional wells will be needed as population grows.
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Phil J. Martin, Jr
Eables
Tucson
Martin
North
First Avenue
East Prince Road
Mayer 69 Dies at Tucson Home After Four Years
Fred E. Mayer aged 69 died at his Tucson residence after four years in the city. Survived by daughter Estelle Mayer of Tucson, sister Emma Mayer of Chicago and brother Max Mayer of Cincinnati. Remains to be sent to Cincinnati for services and burial.
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Fred E. Mayer
East Fifth Street
Tucson
Estelle Mayer
Emma Mayer
Chicago
Max Mayer
Cincinnati
Spelling Change Granted for Felix Rainaldi in Tucson
Judge John D. Lyons Jr. granted a petition by Felix H. Rainaldi of Tucson to change his name to Felix H. Ross. Attorney Joseph Riley said the spelling errors caused identity mixups and mail delivery problems.
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Felix H. Rainaldi
Tucson
Felix H. Ross
John D. Lyons, Jr
Superior Court
Joseph Riley
Assessment Board To End Sessions Monday
The Pima county board of supervisors will meet as a board of equalization for real and personal property assessments for the final time on Monday. No protests on taxes have been received, said chairman R. H. Martin. Last Monday two protests were filed.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
R. H. Martin
Family Remains Kin in Mortuary Arrangements
Parker Mortuary is in charge of arrangements for a body to be accompanied east by the deceased's daughter and sister. The note mentions Mrs. Fred E. Mayer, who died two years ago.
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Parker Mortuary
Mr. Mayer
Fred E. Mayer
Description of zebra color and stripes
The zebra is a light brown animal with dark brown or black stripes not a dark brown animal with light stripes.
Rejected Reports on 1946 Inventory and Aircraft Assessment
Two unsecured personal property reports were filed, one detailing a store inventory as of January 1, 1946, and another covering the assessment of airplanes. Both submissions were rejected as not meeting requirements.
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Pinal
UA Grads
Michigan
H. V. Halladay
Sonotone
House of Hearing
Scott
Itoni
GUY Monthan Nurseries
Campbell
North Stone
Tammen
East Jackson
Arisona Homes
Power & Nome Equipment CO
Sixth Avenue
Spiegel’s
Third Ave
Mineral Fame Baths
Vapo-Path Baths
Fourth Street
Baby
E. A. Zansler
Assessment Board
Cash & Carry
Wallis Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
Flo-Kold
Sam
Polito
East Ninth Street
Leather Goods Orms Grocery Stores
Hemphill-Miller
Tributing CO. Ph
Main Highway
U.S
ROY Drachman Realty Company
W. Pennington
E. Congress
Buda & Hercules
Planet Junior Garden Tractors
Fuller Thomas Distributing Co., Inc
S. 5Th Ave
Skyriders, Inc
Wagon Wheels Ranch Airport
East Broadway
Lia Ae
Ryng IN
F.D.I.C
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Durand & Co
Henry E. Dahlberg & Co
Electric Light & Power CO
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