Welfare savings urged in Arizona old age aid revisions
Pima county welfare board urged legislators to revise the public assistance manual to limit old age aid and curb overlap with veterans benefits. They claim potential monthly savings of about $2,052 in Pima county and aim to adjust to $38 for those living with self-supporting relatives, $50 for those living alone. The board also calls for stronger nonpayment enforcement and expanded foster care staffing to handle dependent children and special needs cases.
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Phoenix
Pima County
W. J. Bray
G. T. Alley
H. J. Blackledge
Emery Johnson
Andrew P. Martin
William I. Walsh
A. V. Humphrys
Edgar Goyette
Bank Debits Still Gaining In Tucson Clearing House
Ernest A Sayre reports a weekly summary for the Tucson Clearing House showing bank debits of 11 792 159 for the week ending June 6 1947 up from 11 191 182 in 1946 and 2 705 107 in 1940. Clearinghouse transactions totaled 11 837 843 for the week ending June 6 this year, compared with 11 223 445 in 1946 and 2 770 522 in 1940.
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Tucson
Ernest A. Sayre
Tucson Clearinghouse Association
Fryer II Conceded Election Victory in Prescott
Prescott Arizona June 13 Gordon S. Clark Republican and George F. Fryer Democrat contested the justice of the peace seat. Clark will not appeal a superior court ruling that Fryer was elected last November. Fryer, in office during the dispute, will receive back pay from January 1 when his term ended. The case centered on uncounted ballots by election officials.
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Prescott
Ariz
Gordon S. Clark
George F. Fryer
Justice of the Peace
Fryer
Clark
Paraguay Rebels Claim Victory in Tacauti Fight
In Asuncion on June 13 rebels and loyalists traded claims over fighting in the Tacauti sector. Insurgents said two loyalist regiments were destroyed, 800 prisoners taken, and many top officials killed, while government sources noted only a brief rebel breakthrough quickly contained. Tacauti, west of Concepcion, has been a battleground since prior capture by government troops.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Tacuati
Concepcion
Tacauti
Barber Dies After Fall From Train Near Holbrook
Edward D. Holmes a 49 year old barber was found dead beside railroad tracks three miles east of Holbrook. Believed to have fallen from a train the man had been discharged from Papago Park Phoenix and Whipple Prescott hospitals in April and May respectively.
Peru Halts Coffee Exports to Curb Hoarders
The agriculture ministry in Lima banned Peruvian coffee exports until after 1950 to thwart hoarders creating artificial scarcity. Merchants hope to obtain export licenses later for their accumulated supplies.
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Lima
Peru
Agriculture Ministry
Red Nichols sparks Ginny Simms show on KTUC Tonight
KTUC presents a night of 1930s radio with Red Nichols and his Five Pennies guesting for Ginny Simms at 6. Also on air are Durante and Moore at 6 30 and It Pays to Be Ignorant at 7. My Friend Irma at 7 30 and Robert Q. Lewis Little Show at 9 30. Tomorrow features Adventures Club at 8 30 Pretend at 9 35 and Columbia Record Shop at 11 30. Red Cross blood drive urged with phone for appointment.
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KTUC
Red Nichols
Red
America
Ginny
Arthur
Durante
Moore
Tom Howard
Lulu McConnell
George Shelton
Harry McNaughton
Irma
Marie Wilson
Robert Q. Lewis
Adventurers’ Club
Columbia Record Shop
St. Louis Municipal Opera Company
CBS
Red Cross
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