Shortages in Maricopa Tax Probe Reach $100000 Plus
Phoenix June 13 The Maricopa county attorney's office resumes a grand jury probe into tax shortages with a formal report indicating shortages may exceed 100000 dollars A. L. Means state examiner cites a 1939–42 personal property tax gap of 92317 51 dollars and notes potential additional amounts boosting the total. Civil actions may follow against taxpayers who paid cash to reduce bills while misappropriation cases tighten.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Osborn
A. L. Means
Eain
Means
James D. Brush
John D. Rhyne
Catherine Doyle
Brush
Howard C. Speakman
Speakman
New York
Linde Air Products Company
Divorce judgments in Preble Hunting cases filed
Public records show Superior Court judge Evo De Concini presiding with Preble W Hunting as plaintiff in the divorce of Preble Hunting versus Leonard M Hunting. Eugene Hendricks and Elmina Hendricks also appear with a divorce judgment for the plaintiff.
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Superior Court
Evo de Concini
Preble W. Hunting
Leonard M. Hunting
Eugene Hendricks
Elmina Hendricks
Police Court Docket Proceedings and Sentences
Judge Paul J. Cella presides with Louise Miguel amid cases of bogus checks referred to Pima County. J. C. Moses charged with selective service act violation sent to U S authorities. John Caffey jailed for vagrancy with $10 fine or 10 days. Capt. Fred Lynch reckless driving continued to Friday.
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Paul J. Cella
Louise Miguel
Pima
J. C. Moses
U. S
John Caffey
Fred Lynch
Pairings listed for multiple joint marriage licenses
The document lists numerous proposed couples with ages and hometowns including Francisco Tapia and Angelita Arias of Casa Grande Arizona and James Brennan and Marguerite Grant of Tucson and Del Paso Heights respectively, among others from Sells Arizona John son City Texas Chadron Nebraska Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Los Angeles and Portland Oregon.
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Francisco Tapia
Casa Grande
Ariz
Angelita Arias
James Thomas Brennan, Jr
Tucson
Marguerite B. Grant
del Paso Heights
Calif
Philbert Toro
Sells
Patricia Alvarez
Charles H. Stevenson
Johnson City
Tex
Betty M. Sturck
Chadron
Nebr
John H. Gilbert, Jr
S. C
Roger M. Blanchard
Rosa A. Rojas
Murice E. Steen
Grand River
Francis A. Jackson
Portland
Ore
James G. Forman
Birmingham
Ala
Betty Jane Barfield
Houston
4-H Camp Plans Spark Interest in Lawton Site
4 H members show strong interest in a week long Camp Lawton program in the Catalina mountains. With 40 definite attendees and 10 to 15 more expected, the 4 H club plans nature woodcraft and wildlife study morning sessions and hiking fishing and swimming afternoons. Evening features include skits forest service talks and campfire programs. Cost is 12 dollars per member for July 3 to July 10 under 4 H and extension service supervision.
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Camp Lawton
Catalina Mountains
Robert J. Moody
Pima
Pinal
Forest Service
Yanks Capture Wood Bullets From Germans
American Rangers in Normandy report finding hundreds of large explosive wooden bullets in a captured German ammo dump. Firefight notes include German snipers targeting the unit, a berserk jammed machinegun, and a German medic who aided wounded troops before being captured.
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Hal Boyle
Twenty-First Army Group
Normandy
Frederick Dix
Syracuse
N. Y
William Petty
Cohutta
Carl Winsch
Philadelphia
Dix
Petty
Easter Seals Sale in Arizona Surges in 1944
Arizona’s Society for Crippled Children reports 1944 Easter seal receipts totaling 31 385 10 up from 3 169 73 in 1942 and 5 times 1943 figures. Maricopa and Pima counties lead in sales. Apache shows the largest 1943 to 1944 rise. Headquarters: 418 Heard Building Phoenix.
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Arizona
Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Coconino
Apache
Maricopa
Pima
Supervisor Pushes Limits on Firms Tied to Brush Shortage
County Supervisor Thomas Collins proposes a resolution to bar county dealings with firms linked to the Brush shortage. He plans to bring the measure to the board soon and notes a Phoenix-based firm already involved in county business.
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Thomas Collins
Phoenix
County Board of Supervisors
City to Open Expanded Playground Program June 19
Marvin A. Clemens announces the city’s expanded summer playground program begins Monday June 19 with seventeen centers plus pools offering craft and athletic activities for all ages. Regular swimming classes run at city pools under Red Cross instructors, with schedules for Oury Park Ochoa Carrillo Santa Rosa Twenty second Street Armory Park Estavan Rincon Vista Fairground Dwellings La Reforma Safford Miles Wakefield University Heights Mansfeld and other sites.
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Marvin A. Clemens
Clemens
Red Cross
Oury Park
St. Mary’s Road
Ochoa
Convent Streets
Carrillo
Mission Road
Main Street
Santa Rosa
Twenty First Street
Ninth Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Second Avenue
Armory Park
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Estavan Center
Twelfth Avenue
First Street
Rincon Vista
Fairground Dwellings
la Reforma
Safford
Sam Hughes
Miles
Wakefield
University Heights
Mansfeld
la Hacienda
Armed Services
Himmel
Valdez Dies at 59 in Tucson Funeral tomorrow in San Agustin
Frank S. Valdez 59 longtime Tucson resident died in a city hospital after 54 years in the area. Born in Ares Sonora Mexico he was a member of the Alianza Hispano Americana. Rosary tonight at 8 in the Tucson mortuary with a Requiem Mass tomorrow at San Agustin Cathedral at 8 p.m. Burial Holy Hope Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Antonia and a son Frank A. Valdez.
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Frank S. Valdez
Simpson Street
Tucson
Ares
Sonora
Mexico
Valdez
Alianza Hispano Americana
San Agustin Cathedral
Holy Hope Cemetery
Antonia
Frank A. Valdez
Valadez Family Mention Highlights Relatives
Nephews Mike and Alec Valdez and niece Caroline De Valencia are identified in the fragment as part of a family trio noted alongside the Valadez relatives. The text centers on extended kinship within the Valdez/De Valencia line.
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Mike
Alec Valdez
Caroline de Valencia
200 Insignia on Blanket Display in Washington
Mrs. Fred S. Marshall sewed over 200 Army Navy and Marine emblems onto a service blanket now on display in Washington. The patchwork features insignia from the Alaska South Pacific European and Mediterranean theaters and other battle areas. It contrasts older and newer emblems for the same service and includes insignia still in use by the three services.
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Washington, Pa
Army
Navy
Marine
Fred S. Marshall
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Sight
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Peoria
Ill
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Cohdma
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Sunny
Trousseaux
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