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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1946
Page
5
UPA OPA officials say a one cent per quart milk rise nudges the cost of living by about 1 percent. They warn this is only the start of broader wage and price upturns seen at producer and wholesale levels, soon affecting autos shoes durable goods and dairy machinery. They project ongoing monthly retail increases of 1 to 1.5 percent.
In Pima County Court John Huddleston presiding several defendants face reckless driving penalties including W Gardner and Cipriano Alvarez with fines ranging from 60 to 100 dollars and jail terms up to 15 days. Angel Fimbres Donald A McDonald and others receive similar liquor related or assault intent charges with fines and jail terms. Vagrancy charges for Buddy Pfiall Paul McMickings and Charlie Jones carry 15 day jail or 15 dollar fines. Juvenile cases include four boys runaways sent to juvenile department and one boy with concealed weapon to juvenile dept.
Superior Court docket shows Alice Lekane versus Erling Lekane divorce complaint filed. Betty Stewart versus William Stewart divorce decree for plaintiff. Roy P. Runkle versus Jean P. Runkle divorce. Sarah L. Holmes versus Wayne P. Holmes divorce decree for plaintiff. Margaret MacDonald versus Richard Mac incomplete listing.
Divorce decree awarded to plaintiff in the case of Evo De Concini presiding Ernest J. Hintze versus Florence L. Hintze and Dorothy Jean Evans versus Gordon Evans.
Belle D Hall 23 and Helen Escalanti 20 of Sahuarita obtain licenses along with Lawrence Menson 26 of Scottsdale and Josephine Walker 22 of Tucson. Jacob C Fruchthendler 28 of Tucson and partner 27 reside in Tucson.
An advertisement promotes FAS an improved powder sprinkled on upper and lower areas to hold them firmer for comfort. It claims no gummy taste or sensation, is alkaline and non acid, does not sour, and may improve breath odor. Available at drug stores.
Birth notices from St Marys Hospital and Tucson Medical Center list new arrivals to local families. Entries include four births on June 8 and 9 at St Marys and two more on June 10 at Tucson Medical Center with details of parents and times of birth.
The senate finance committee unanimously approved Reconversion Director John W. Snyder for secretary of the treasury after 15 minutes of deliberation. Chairman Walter F. George said he would seek Senate approval tomorrow, with Snyder succeeding Fred M. Vinson who left to become chief justice.
Washington June 10 The federal power commission has authorized a 70 million dollar natural gas pipeline spanning 1200 miles from Texas to Los Angeles via Arizona and New Mexico. The El Paso Natural Gas Co Southern California Gas Co and Southern Counties Gas Co will build and operate the project to ease southern California gas shortages.
An advertisement touts Mexsana medicated powder as a solution for heat rash and prickly heat. It targets families with a promise of savings in larger sizes and emphasizes soothing relief during hot nights.
Senator E W McFarland travels to Washington to push legislation authorizing a 740 foot Bridge Canyon Dam on the Colorado river with canals to Granite Reef and the Salt and Gila rivers. House supporters John R Murdock and Richard F Harless back the effort with a projected cost of 300 million dollars.
Prices valid from June 6 to June 12 list broilers and wholesale live at 33.4 per unit amid general market notes. Scattered figures indicate various items with limited legible details in the OCR.
Market notes show fair to good cows trading 11.50 to 14.00 with best at 14.00. Calves 600 pounds and up sell 15.00 to 15.25. good to choice calves reach 15.00 to 15.25. Hogs and sows sell at steady ceilings with barrows and gilts around 15.00.
Cotton futures rise sharply with July around 29.09 to 29.30 and December near 19.41 to 19.42. Spot middling cotton up to 29.80 with renewed mill buying and UNRRA cargo activity, as supplies tighten and prices push to years’ best levels.
June 10 report shows steel purchases and special issues lifting stocks amid a hesitant open. Market breadth was mixed with gains in some areas while many issues moved little or down.
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