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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1945
Page
10
Market figures show exchange rates steady in New York as dealers monitor demand for major currencies amid light economic data. Traders expect mild volatility with updates on central bank policy later this week.
Sale data shows opening bids across classes with light supply. Steers mostly 14.50 to 16.50, top loads 16.75 to 17.25, heifers 14.75, cows 9.00 to 11.50, bulls 12.00 to 13.75, hogs 6.00 to 14.00, sows 14.00, calves 13.50 to 16.00, feeders 12.00 to 14.35, vealers 16.00 to 15.50. Overall activity steady to uneven with strong demand for top lots.
Trading session shows rails advancing about two points while industrials lag behind. Large rails reach a new yearly high near 160, with Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Colorado and Southern among leaders. Stocks in Jones & Laughlin Crucible Steel Sperry AT&T Public Service of NJ American Zinc and other names rise. cooling bonds amid steady quotations.
Local trading page shows cotton futures quotes with fields for near term and deferred contracts. Prices listed include Oct 22.82, Dec 22.76, Mar 22.67, May 22.62 and spot around 23, alongside a 5 to 25 cent bale movement and nearby mention of textile awards and rallies.
Minnie Lillian Clack 63 died in a local hospital after 40 years in Arizona and 29 years in Tucson. She lived at 1803 East 23rd Street and is survived by her husband Benjamin W. Clack a son Homer L. Vaughan a sister circle and brother. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bring's chapel with Rev. Eric A. Folsom officiating and burial at Evergreen cemetery.
General Hansell declared the aim to undermine the Jap homeland as a strategic priority while addressing a Rotary Club gathering. Other attendees included Col. Downs Ingraham Col. W. S. Savage Col. W. H. Stewart Col. J. Clausner and Col. Alfred Gordon from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.
Brig. Gen. Haywood S. Hansell Jr while commanding the 38th flying training wing of the Army Air Forces Western Flying Training Command has transferred to Washington. He delivered the first B 29 to Saipan on October 11 while directing the 21st bomber command and had served as chief of staff of the 20th Air Force under Gen. Arnold. His successor at Williams Field has not been named.
General Eisenhower addressed eight hundred cadets at the academy lunch in the mess hall after arriving from Fort Benning Georgia in field uniforms. He will tour his old cadet quarters and review enlisted personnel before a post inspection and stay overnight before flying to Kansas City and then home to Abilene Kansas.
Deputy Sheriff Emitt Newland and City Detective Thomas Burke left Tucson today for Ardmore Pennsylvania to fetch James J. Doyle Jr wanted for obtaining money by issuing fraudulent checks. The officers will also pick up Lewis M Rich wanted on check charges in Kansas City.
A list of newborns from Tucson households including parents names and addresses with birth times ranging from June 13 to June 20 at local homes and Tucson Medical Center. Notable parents include Hanson Ruiz Robertson Ruth Solheim Pollard Chacon Pierce and Prater.
Notice of public auction on July 3 1945 at 11 o clock in the forenoon for the south fifteen feet of present Miles Street west of Park Avenue between blocks fifty four and fifty five University Heights Tucson Arizona description from Ordinance No 659 City Clerk Carl M Hitt seal. Includes dates and publication schedule through June 29 1945.
A compilation of numerous old advertisements offering termite fumigation and full pest control services by State Chemical Co Catalina Chem Co Rutledge and other firms. It lists phone numbers, guarantees, and various cleaning, window, and painting services along with business cards and instructors.
Numerous business entries include Nu-1 wood finish at 2.95, Grabe's Electric Co. 26 E Congress St, Russell Electric & Machine Co 120 N Church, Wesson Pump Co, Watson Plumbing,McElrath Nursery School summer openings, and job notices for pumps refrigeration and clerks. Also motor coach and motel manager ad and Beaudry Motor Co service station listing.
Multiple job notices including cooks, waiters, drivers, yard man, aircraft mechanics, porters, and stenographer. Positions in Old Pueblo, Sunshine Court, Rainbow Water Delivery, and various businesses with references and salary details. Readable lines note locations, duties, and contact methods despite fragmented text.
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