Arizona officials split on federal compromise over funds
Phoenix June 20 Arizona employment security commission members split over whether differences with the federal government had been compromised and if administrative funds would come from the Social Security Board. Commissioner Sakiison said no agreement exists and urged federal yielding to keep benefits and wages, while Kendall noted a July 1 funding cutoff and orders to cut costs. The board in Washington denied knowledge of a compromise and cited no word from Arizona since the director’s duties were reorganized.
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Phoenix
Arizona Employment Security Commission
National Social Security Board
John Sakiison
Tucson
State Commission
Washington
Arizona Commission
Sakiison
Arizona
Robert Kendall
Globe
Social Security Board
Dean Sisk
Commission
Irvine
Credits On Salary Eliminated In Bill
Washington reports the house ways and means committee tentatively approved a new tax bill raising personal surtaxes and corporate excess profits levies. The plan taxes earned income and raises rates to 75 percent for high incomes while preserving a 10 percent defense supertax. It also adds new corporate surtaxes and an eight percent invested capital credit. The proposal targets steel and aircraft firms for an anti war millionaire tax.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Public Records Divorces and suits filed in county court
William G. Hall presiding over Mary Valenzuela against Orlando Valenzuela divorce complaint. Glen G. Crosbie against J. B. McQuown damage suit. J Knox Corbett Lumber command against Murphey Realty and Mortgage Company foreclosure suit. Annie E. Ward against Charlie F. Ward divorce complaint. F S Baffert against Pima County tax refund suit.
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William G. Hall
Mary Valenzuela
Orlando Valenzuela
Glen G. Crosbie
J. B. McQuown
J. Knox Corbett Lumber Command
Murphey Realty and Ortgage Company
Annie E. Ward
Charlie F. Ward
F. S. Baffert
Pima County
Justice Court Docket Reports Rahway Case Details
Justice Court presided by W Gardner holds Luis S Nunez to answer in superior court on statutory rape charges. J R Ford faces reckless driving charges with potential $100 fine or 90 days imprisonment.
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Justice Court Co. W
Police Court Vagrancy Case Overseen by Paul Cella
Billy Lawrence charged with vagrancy faces either a $50 fine or 30 days in jail as ruled in the Police Court overseen by Paul Cella.
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Paul Cella
Billy Lawrence
Marriage Licenses for Hall Teller Carrillo in Tucson
Mrs. Belle D Hall clerk records marriage licenses for Johnny Teller 21 and Natalie Carrillo 20, both residents of Tucson. The notices list the couple and their ages as part of the civic filing.
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Belle D. Hall
Johnny Teller
Natalie Carrillo
Tucson
Union Services May Be Continued In Winter
The Tucson union services will continue through winter with a Sunday 8 p m lawn sermon by Rev Frank S Williams of the First Methodist church The official board voted to ask the Tucson Ministerial association to maintain the union services Rev Rush M Deskins of the First Christian church chairs the union service committee The participating churches are First Congregation First Christian University Methodist First Methodist and Grace Episcopal
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Frank S. Williams
First Methodist Church
Tucson Ministerial Association
Rush M. Deskins
First Christian Church
First Congregation
First Christian
University Methodist
First Methodist
Grace Episcopal Churches
Tucson
Rubber plant to be tested in California
The Agricultural College of the University of California will test a rubber industry from the guayule plant. A nursery for seedlings is set aside and will distribute plants throughout California to evaluate practicality.
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Davis
Calif
Agricultural College of the
University of California
California
Gilpin Airlines to Train Pilots in Tucson Program
Walter Douglas Jr. of Gilpin Airlines has a contract to train the top seven members of Tucson’s non college flying course funded by the Chamber of Commerce. A second contract is expected for four more scholarship students. Training should begin immediately for the seven students.
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Walter Douglas, Jr
Gilpin Airlines, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Tucson
G. M. Butler
University of Arizona
Rainfall in Norfolk County Records Massive 1912 Tide
In August 1912 a single day rainfall in Norfolk county England produced an estimated 670,720,000 tons of water.
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Norfolk County
England
Police urge Kiwanis members to report traffic violations
Tucson police issued informer cards to Kiwanis club members to report traffic violations. The cards allow marking violations with a warning system, name anonymity ensured, and a master system hides the informer's identity.
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Tucson Police Department
Tucson Kiwanis Club
James Brown
Tucson Legion Leads Phoenix Post In Race
Morgan McDermott post leader says Tucson Legion now tops Phoenix post 1137 to 1105 in the annual membership drive. Joseph R. Hanson, newly installed commander, notes the quota is met and future gains should exceed expectations as rivals Tucson and Phoenix vie for Legion strength. Installation by Samuel H. Fowler follows with new officers and a post dance for about 50 Legionnaires and guests.
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Morgan McDermott
American Legion
Luke- Greenway
Phoenix
Joseph R. Hanson
Veterans
Tucson
Legion
Old Pueblo
Hanson
Samuel
Munoz Child Dies in Local Hospital
Olga Munoz two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jose Munoz died in a local hospital. The parents reside at Forty second Avenue and Thirteenth Street. The body will lie in state at the home tonight. Funeral services set for 5 pm tomorrow at Santa Cruz church with burial in Holy Hope cemetery.
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Olga Munoz
Jose Munoz
Forty-second Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Santa Cruz Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
City Council Eyes Purchase Of El Encanto Estates Water Firm
Councilman William Stuart Nicholas said the city plans to acquire El Encanto Estates water company using its earnings. A committee secured approval from El Encanto directors and the Arizona Corporation Commission. Estimated cost is about $50,000.
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el Encanto Estates Water Company
William Stuart Nicholas
el Encanto
Arizona Corporation Commission
Thief Busted After Losing Trousers Seat in Heist
Hastings Nebraska police report a station operator A. E. Wright wrestled the thief who attempted to steal a slot machine. Wright got only the thiefs pants seat fabric as the nimble youth fled with the machine.
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Hastings
Neb. U.P
A. E. Wright
WPA Measure Goes To House For Approval
The Senate approved a $936.39 million work relief appropriation by voice vote and sent it to the House for action on $50.485 million in increases and amendments. The package allocates $875 million to provide jobs for about 1,000,000 WPA workers in the coming fiscal year starting July 1, with a dispute over David Lasser’s WPA employment and a House provision removing him defended as unfair by Senator Murray and opposed by Senator Adams.
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Washington
Senate
House
Works Projects Administration
Roosevelt
Adams
D-Cole
Murray
First Woman Plane Ferry Pilot Lands in London
Jacque line Cochran arrives in London as the first woman to fly a bomber from North America to Great Britain. She reports a wonderful trip without incident and perfect weather. She notes bomber Captain G. Carlisle was her sole companion and that he captained while she served as first officer and handled the controls.
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London
U.P
Jacqueline Cochran
North America
Great Britain
G. Carlisle
Stettinius Orders Nickel Content Reduction In Steel
Washington reports defense director E R Stettinius Jr issued a priority order to cut primary nickel in stainless steel to 40 percent of total nickel. Officials say this means only 40 pounds of primary nickel per 100 pounds used, with the remaining 60 pounds from scrap.
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Washington
E. R. Stettinius, Jr
Defense Director of Priorities
Portable Blood Transfusion Kit Developed By Doctors
A new portable kit for emergency transfusions of dried plasma speeds treatment in shock burns and hemorrhage. Doctors Upton Emery and Clark of San Francisco describe a compact kit usable near injury sites and recommended for military and civilian use to avoid delays in the first critical hours.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
John R. Upton
B. E. Emery
R. B. Clark
San Francisco
Army
Navy
Air Force
Smithies Scarce at Fort Riley Training Shoeing Horses
At Fort Riley Kansas a three month course trained over 75 enlisted men in horse shoeing to supply needed blacksmiths for the army. The effort reflects the shortage of skilled smiths among thousands of new soldiers inducted locally.
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Fort Fort Riley
Kan. A
Fort Riley
Diesel Powered Tractors Open Road Building in Manchuria
American diesel powered tractors are employed in road building projects across Manchuria. The machines advance infrastructure work, with American technology supporting local construction efforts and progress in the region.
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Manchuria
Joseph M. Holub Rites Set for Saturday in Phoenix
Funeral services for Joseph M. Holub age 59 former assistant U S district attorney for Arizona will be at 9 am Saturday at St Marys Catholic church in Phoenix He died yesterday and had served in the district attorney office during Woodrow Wilsons presidency He came to Arizona 30 years ago settling first at Williams
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Phoenix
Joseph M. Holub
U. S
Arizona
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Holub
Wilson
Williams
Cuba to Open 11 Irrigation Projects and Build Cold Plants
Cuba plans to boost agriculture by launching 11 irrigation projects and constructing six refrigerating plants as part of a broader production drive.
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Cuba
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