Sanitary district hearing weighs railroad exclusions in Pima County
Pima County supervisors consider excluding parts of Southern Pacific and El Paso & Southwestern railroads from sanitary district number 1. Oliver Franks argues benefits would not reach those tracks, while residents Logan and Cagle protest. Board recesses to 3 p.m. to review legal descriptions with county engineers and attorneys.
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Pima County
Oliver Franks
Southern Pacific Railroad
B. G. Thompson
Board of Supervisors
el Paso & Southwestern
Franks
Charles Logan
Grady Cagle
Logan
George Grove
Colin B. Dodd
John Carvile
Phoenix
J. Homer Boyd
Sanitary District
Grove
Lambert Kautenberger
Dodd
Gilbert Ronstadt
Marana
Richard E. Kolb
SP Trailer Court Permit Extended
City board of adjustment approved a one year extension of the Southern Pacific trailer court occupancy at Third Avenue and East 11th Street to June 10, 1949. Rail workers and local business leaders urged action while criticizing conditions and urging more low cost housing. concerns over fire hazards and infrastructure were cited as 61 families, mostly railroad workers, remain in the unsanitary trailers amid a severe housing shortage.
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Railroad Brotherhoods
City Tall
Board of Adjustment
Southern Pacific
Third Avenue
East 11Th Street
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Harry Sellars
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Pacific Company
O. J. Nabors
A. J. Brown
J. M. Johnson
Brotherhoods of
Nabours
James Brady
Lew Place
Sellers
Place J
Johnson
Telephone Company
Brotherhood
Johnson and Brown
Tucson
C. Edgar Goyette
Chamber Commerce
Goyette
Chamber of Commerce Housing Bureau
G. A. Bays
Warren Backs Civil Defense at Governors Conference
Governor Earl Warren of California urged states to prepare civilian defense plans at the 40th annual governors conference in New Castle New Hampshire. He said suppression of aggression is needed for world peace and called for joint federal state action to avoid being bypassed in future programs. Governor Horace Hildreth of Maine proposed paid military leave for National Guard members for summer training. Bottles continued to dominate the conference.
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New Castle
N. H
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Governors’ Conference
Horace Hildreth
Maine
National Guard
Botties
Board weighs grant extension and blocks canopy and build permits
W J Tabor maintenance supervisor said the authority favored an extension. The board denied Richfield Oil Co. a canopy at 2600 2616 East Speedway and Gee Nay Ning a project at 901 903 West Congress. Sundt Kelley Realty Co. won approval to build along the east and part of the rear property at 1900 1934 East Speedway for another Consumers market.
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Thority
W. J. Tabor
Richfield Oil Co
East Speedway
Gee Nay Ning
West Congress Street
Sundt-Kelley Realty Co
City Briefs Schedule Meetings And Dinners In Tucson
Alpha Zeta chapter of Phi Delta Kappa will meet on the lawn of the BPA building at the University of Arizona at 7 p m. A chicken dinner is served at Friendship Baptist Church 850 North 11th Avenue from 11 a m to 7 p m Reservations may be made by phoning Rev F J Winbush Morgan McDermott post No 7 American Legion holds its regular meeting at the Legion home at 7 p m Installation of the 194849 officers follows the business meeting Tucson lodge No 4 F&AM confers the third degree at the Masonic temple 160 South Scott Street at 7 30 p m
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Alpha Zeta
Phi Delta Kappa
BPA
University of Arizona
Friendship Baptist Church
North 11Th Avenue
F. J. Winbush
Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Legion
Tucson
F&am
Masonic Temple
South
Scott Street
Handicapped Orphans Find Friends In Need
Memphis reports two handicapped orphans found homes a four year old deaf mute and an 18 month old baby unable to walk physicians say. Adoption came after a woman with a mute brother felt drawn to the silent child and adopted him.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.P
Michael Mee Cormack
The
Tennessee Children's Society
McCormick
Noted Nogales Resident Dies in Arizona Funeral
Jose Camberos a 68 year old Santa Cruz county rancher and Nogales Sen. chief of police dies in Phoenix. A Mexican army colonel in the Madero era he later served as customs chief personnel under Manuel Mascarenas. Survivors include sisters Carmen and Victoria and brothers Alberto and Alfredo.
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Nogales
Ariz
Jose Camberos
Santa Cruz County
Sen
Phoenix
Camberos
Ures
Son
United States
Mexico
Manuel Mascarenas
Mascarenas
Juan Andreu Almazan
Almazan
Carmen
Victoria
San Francisco
Alberto
Alfredo
Tucson
Special Session Decision Delayed by Arizona Acting Governor
Acting Gov. Dan E. Garvey said a call for a special legislative session will be postponed pending review of Congress approving a $5 monthly social security increase. The bill was previously passed but awaits federal action before any session decision.
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Phoenix
Dan E. Garvey
Arizona Checks on Federal Pension Aid After Veto
Congress tentatively approves higher federal pension aid but Arizona must lift a $50 state cap on old age pensions to gain the enhanced benefits. It remains unclear if state matching is required.
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Arizona
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