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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

2

Tucson Tax Overcharge Suit Against City Under Review

John W. Murphey sues Tucson for a tax overcharge seeking 28.26 refund and lists 62 other landowners with protest claims totaling 3870.14. The case argues the city set a rate above the 1 cent budget limit law, with disputed base figures and emergency expenditures cited. City officials and county treasurer testified on the tax figures and protest payments.

John W. Murphey Tucson C. C. Faires Globe Superior Court Murphey G. Frazier Phoenix Murphy Frazier Phil J. Martin, Jr Carl Hitt A. B. Cole

U. S. To Build Atom Centers

General Groves testifies before the House Appropriations Committee that the Manhattan Project will continue at about current scale with a vigorous new research program. Plans include a northeast center to link with University laboratories in Washington Boston Rochester and Ithaca and expansions at Argonne Chicago and a Pacific coast lab near California Institute of Technology. A Schenectady area lab is also planned. The goals are military improvements and peacetime atomic energy development.

Washington Army Congress Leslie R. Groves House Appropriations Committee War Department Groves

Two Detained After Auto Crash At South Fourth and East 22nd

Capt. William C. Murphy of Davis Monthanfield was cited for driving without a license and Morris Schlatzman of 2521 East Elm Street for running a stop sign. Their cars crashed last night near South Fourth avenue and East 22nd street, according to Police Patrolmen John D. Anderson and C. Carnahan.

William C. Murphy Davis- Monthanfield Morris Schlatzman East Elm Street South Fourth Avenue East 22Nd Street John D. Anderson C. Carnahan

Raymond Dziewiantkowski Seeks Name Change to Harry Dziewiantkowski

Raymond Frank Dziewiantkowski of Three Lakes Wisconsin files in Rhinelander circuit court to change his name to Harry Frank Dziewiantkowski. The filing notes the applicant resides in Three Lakes and seeks the legal name change.

Raymond Harry Rhinelander, Wis Raymond Frank Dziewiantkowski Three Lakes, Wis Harry Frank Dziewiantkowski

Hart estate guardians named in Hollywood ruling

William S. Hart Jr. and G. H. Frost named co guardians of silent star William S. Hart Sr. estate. Frost must post 25000 surety or 50000 personal bond as guardian due to the elder Hart’s critical illness and the younger Hart’s travel for Army work. Frost praised by the actor’s son.

Hollywood WUP William S. Hart, Jr G. H. Frost William S. Hart, Sr Frost William S. Baird Young Hart War Department Hart Bill

Lions Club names committees for new year at Pioneer hotel

Lions Club official W R Du Bois selects committee members for the year starting July 1. Appointees include Dan Kinerk program with 12 assistants, Alvin Arth school boy patrol, Bill Carr Save a Life ball, Carl O Dowd passion play, Pete Waggoner special events, Chuck Arnold blind activities. New officers to be installed at a dinner dance next Thursday at 7 pm in the Pioneer hotel ballroom.

Lions’ Club Pioneer Hotel W. R. du Bois Dan Kinerk Alvin Arth School Boy Patrol Bill Carr Carl O'Dowd Pete Waggoner Chuck Arnold

Closing exercises and picnic for vacation Bible school

The Daily Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church will hold its closing exercises at 7 45 p m today in the church auditorium. Final classes are set for tomorrow with a picnic scheduled Saturday from 3 to 8 p m at the Arizona School for the Deaf and the Blind.

The First Baptist Church Arizona School For the Deaf and the Blind

Morgan McDermott American Legion Meeting Tonight

A regular meeting of the Morgan McDermott post American Legion is set for 8 p m tonight. New members will be initiated and officers will be installed.

Morgan McDermott American Legion

White Shrine Patrol Club Potluck Planned

The White Shrine Patrol Club holds a 6 30 a m potluck tomorrow at 2803 East Mabel the home of Mrs William Wisdom. Members bring their own table service and information is available from Mrs Ethel Jones or Mrs Wisdom.

White Shrine William Wisdom East Mabel Ethel Jones Wisdom

Diving Show at Himmel Park Pool Tonight

A 40 minute diving show starts at 8 p m today at Himmel park pool. Participants include Border conference champion Bob Schull George Waudby Russell Rodig Bob Spencer and Syd Oliver.

Himmel Park Bob Schull George Waudby Russell Rodig Bob Spencer Syd Oliver

Underwood Heads to Pacific Advertising Meeting in Spokane

Jack Underwood leaves Tucson to attend the Pacific Advertising Association convention in Spokane Washington as the official representative of the Tucson Advertising Club. The session runs June 24 to 28 and marks Tucson’s first eligible delegate since joining the association. Underwood is retiring president of the Tucson club and a current board member.

Jack Underwood Spokane Wash Pacific Advertising Association Tucson Advertising Club Underwood Tucson Club

Cleanest Army in World War II Leads in Soap Use

Jeffersonville Indiana reports that World War II soldiers formed the cleanest army in the world. A War Department study shows the Army required over 600 million pounds of soaps and detergents annually during the war.

Jeffersonville Ind U.P War Department

Four held after wild joy ride on UA streets

Four east side youths three boys and one girl were turned over to county probation after a reckless three wheel style journey involving a steep embankment at a UA parking lot a run through a stop sign and alley hops. George Foster and George Figg were also taken into custody with charges of reckless driving.

East Side K. C. Yeazell

Winslow Council Announces Minutes Publication Practice

Winslow city council has authorized publishing an abstract of the minutes of each meeting. It is the first Arizona municipality to order such a publication. Mayor E R Kiernan said the move aims to keep the public informed and allow suggestions or criticisms at the next council meeting.

Winslow County Boards of Supervisors Arizona E. R. Kiernan

Philip Coleman Dies After Hospital Stay

Philip Dannie Coleman 54 died last night in a local hospital. He lived here since 1928 and served in World War I overseas 13 months. He led DAV state ranks and belonged to American Legion VFW and F&AM lodge No. 4. Survivors include his wife Frances, a son Philip Jr and daughter Mary Hugh, two sisters in Washington DC and Kentucky brother George.

Philip Dannie Coleman Arizona Coleman DAV American Legion VFW F&am Lodge No. 4 Frances Coleman Fast Third Street Philip, Jr Mary Hugh E. G. Cowen Barton S. Embry Washington, D. C George Hopkinsville, Ky

SEC Proposes Extension of Protections to Unregistered Securities

The Securities and Exchange Commission presented a report to Congress proposing an amendment to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The plan would extend protective provisions to investors in certain unregistered securities, aiming to add OTC market protections and fulfill the commission's obligation to study trading mechanics.

Philadelphia The Securities and Exchange Commission Today Congress Commission SEC Ganson Purcell

Unregistered Corporations Subject to Reporting Rules

Unregistered corporations with at least 3 million dollars in assets and 300 security holders would be subject to reporting and related requirements. The provision targets firms meeting these thresholds for disclosure and regulatory compliance.

Sec 12 13 14 18 Apply Only to Exchange Listed Securities

The document states that sections 12 13 14 and 18 now apply only to securities listed on exchanges, narrowing prior scope. This change affects reporting and compliance requirements for listed entities while leaving other securities under previous rules.

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