Arizona Needs Tax Revision
Arizona economy expert Herbert A. Leggett urges tax reform to attract industry and capital as states face deficits. He warns against overtaxing, notes a projected $10 million revenue drop, supports standard real property assessment, opposes double taxation on merchandise, and suggests possible repeal of a 0.25 percent manufacturers sales tax.
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Herbert A. Leggett
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Mountain States hearing details earnings and policy disputes
The Arizona court case upheld the license contract fee for Mountain States based on gross business. Testimony showed 1948 earnings at $87.88 per share, ranking third among 18 companies, with projected 1949 earnings around $5.30 per share if revenue holds and wages rise. Officials sparred over financing, equity, and rate needs.
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Moody's Service
Mountain States Company
Southern Newland Telephone Co
Orris
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Joseph Ralston
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Sickness Benefits Paid Railway Men
May sickness benefits for Tucson railroad employes reached 42 new applicants, with 87 on the list drawing an average of 38.70 dollars. Half the new applications came in the first half of May and half in the second half as wage cards were issued to show each worker’s board credit. Mountain States company earnings figures were debated with shares peaking at 8 dollars and 50 cents and later at 5.25 dollars, while discussions on debt versus equity highlighted complex corporate finance. SAN CARLOS RESERVOIR report notes available storage at 220,782 acre-feet with 1,242 acre-feet lost in the 24-hour period ending June 16.
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Morris
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Tucson
Railroad Retirement Board
George S. Mercer
Mercer
Ralston
San Carlos
Three Flagstaff State faculty return from leave
Three members of Flagstaff State college faculty resume duties for the summer session after doctoral study. F C Osborn headed industrial arts on sabbatical at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley. Chester F Deaver studied at the University of Minnesota. Kenneth Dale returned from the University of North Dakota to teach commerce.
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F. C. Osborn
Colorado State College of Education
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Osborn
Flagstaff
Chester F. Deaver
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Flagstaff State
Arizona
Havasu Canyon
Kenneth Dale
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Dale
Aluminum Roof Coating Offer for Warmth and Durability
A local ad promotes waterproof aluminum roof coating priced for warmth and protection. The coating is advertised as durable with a ten year guarantee and is available from 207 E Pennington via Dial 2 3102.
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Musician Sues UA For 100000 Injury Claim
Rudolph N. Schrager, a Los Angeles music arranger, files a 100000 personal injury suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against the University of Arizona and an agricultural department employee. He alleges driver Richard A. Sherbourne caused injuries March 9 when a university truck struck him. Dr. George Barr says Sherbourne was in LA gathering market data on desert grapefruit.
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Agricultural Department
Angeles Superior Court
L&aned
Rudolph N. Schrager
Los Angeles
Richard A. Sherbourne
Fifth St
George Barr
Agricultural Economics Department
Sherbourne
Warren Student Named Pastor for Sedona Chapel
Fred Brown of Warren, a senior, will serve as pastor of the Wayside chapel in Sedona in Oak Creek canyon next fall. Church services are being organized as the new denomination prepares its launch.
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Warren
Flagstaff State College
Wayside
Sedona
Oak Creek Canyon
Sedona School to Host Sunday Chapel in New Red Sandstone Building
The Sedona school plans Sunday services at 10 45 a m in the current building while a new chapel of native red sandstone rises. Officials say the new chapel should be ready by Sept 1. Brown will continue college work and remains enrolled in courses.
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Turson Baily Citizen Friday Evening
Turson Baily, a citizen, is noted in Friday Evening edition with June 17, 194. The report records local events and community notices involving Baily.
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Baily Citizen
Student Completes Summer Session and Junior Year
A student finishes the summer session and completes his junior year of studies, signaling progress toward degree requirements and upcoming coursework.
Richest tungsten field located in North Carolina
The North American continent's richest tungsten field is reported to lie in North Carolina. The discovery highlights the state's role in the global supply of tungsten and potential economic impact for local mining interests.
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