City Setstle 42000 Flood Loss With Payments To 20 Owners
The city moved to settle about 42000 in flood damages from 1948, authorizing immediate payment to roughly 20 property owners after a four hour meeting. Nine claims totaling nearly 30000 were paid in full, and another group settled by stipulation for 11616. The mayor and Councilman Dennis Weaver commented on lost playground equipment. Plans also covered taxi stands, widening East Broadway, and off street parking progress.
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Dennis Weaver
Apache Motor Co
State Supreme Court
East Broadway
Finance Committee
Tucson Cab Co
Pioneer
Santa Rita
Tanner Motor Tours
Atomic Carrier Engine Aims to Power 60 000-Ton Navy Ship
The Daily News reports plans for an atomic powered 60,000 ton Forrestal class supercarrier capable of 50 knots with plutonium fuel. It would carry more planes, stay at sea longer, and require fewer refuelings, with installation targeted by fiscal 1955 and building hoped starting 1952.
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New York
Daily News
Navy
Washington Dispatch
the News
Jerry Greene
Congress
Council weighs outward look at parking garage costs
The committee chairman proposed sending a representative to nearby cities with new parking garages to collect further cost information for comparison and planning.
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Council
Arizona highway commission approves 12.5 million budget
The Arizona highway commission voted to adopt a 12 500 000 budget for the new fiscal year with minor changes and no serious objections. Delegations and letters asked for more funds in certain locations while about 18 million in funds were set aside for contracts underway or in planning.
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Phoenix
W.P
Arizona Highway Commission
Japanese Flag Flies Again On Fifth Avenue
The Japanese imperial flag was raised on Fifth Avenue for the first time since Pearl Harbor. A large Rising Sun emblem appeared on the side of the Plaza, signaling a symbolic return.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Pearl ‘Harbor
Dinner Tonight Honors Japan's New Ambassador
Tuesday evening June 17, 1952 a hotel hosts a dinner in honor of Japan's new ambassador to the United States Eikichi Araki. The event is sponsored by the Japan Society and attended by the ambassador.
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Japan
United States
Eikichi Araki
The
Japan Society
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