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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1947
Page
10
May receipts totaled $5 787 05 the second highest monthly income in the office history with March at 5804 60. In May 958 deeds 571 mortgages 69 mortgage assignments and 123 releases were filed reflecting heavy real estate activity.
A dense listing outlines a full day of radio programming across stations KCNA KVOA KTUC and KOPO. Programs include news blocks at dawn and night, music hours featuring big bands and composers, sports segments, talk, Westerns, and request programs spanning 6:00 AM to 12:15 AM.
A jumbled Thursday schedule shows numerous radio shows and times across morning and afternoon blocks. Programs include KCNA News, Rhythm, Listen Ladies, Three T's, Jigsaw, Between Lines, Top Morning, The Day, Breakfast Club, Farmers Front, Variety Fair, Arthur Godfrey, Texas Rangers, Weather, World News, Chooing segments, and other broadcast items.
White House messenger delivers a Manila envelope to Speaker Martin with President Truman's tax bill message. Congress reacts with suspense and partisan jests as lawmakers debate libels and nearby topics while a Waynesboro whiskers club note ends the scene.
Speaker Martin opens the envelope as George Maurer reads the President's message. The White House transmits the annual Panama Canal report to Congress, with the reading drawing sharp attention from lawmakers amid a tense session.
The scene shows Martin, a figure of authority, relenting and delivering news to the lawmakers. The President mocks the tax bill as a Punkeroo while the lawgivers pause, smile weakly, and head to lunch, with Practical Joker Martin joining.
Two Tucson residents were among USC graduates at its Saturday commencement. Carolyn Halliday received a BS in education and Glen Grimsley earned a PhD.
In the Far East region the poor rely on chewing sugar cane to meet daily sugar needs. The practice highlights scarcity and traditional coping methods among local communities.
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