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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1947

Page

7

Groundwater code and city budgets pushed in Arizona session

In Phoenix on June 20 the Arizona legislature tackled two Osborn special session items groundwater regulation and municipal budget rules. Sen. Hugo Farmer proposed a voluntary groundwater districts code with landowner voting and basins, while Sen. Lloyd Canfil urged state supervision of irrigation wells to curb waste. House bills aim to allow municipalities to file new budgets within 90 days and set an allowance for 10 percent annual increases. Four appropriations bills and two employment security measures were also presented as sessions opened.

Phoenix Sidney P. Osborn Arizona Hugo Farmer Yuma County Osborn Sen. Farmer Lloyd Canfil Pinal County Forbes Robert H. Forbes Pima House Senate Sam Head Yavapai Arizona Pioneers Sen. Head Capitol Lloyd Henning Navajo State Corporation Commission Pinal Sen al Favour

Americans seek marriages with Japanese women in postwar area

The report notes over 35 calls from American personnel about marriage regulations in Japan with about half deemed not in scope. The Yokohama consulate logged a dozen inquiries and said marriages remained an Army matter. Allied command workers plan to marry Japanese women soon but will not reveal names.

U.S Yokohama Pacific Stars and Stripes Allied Command Headquarters

Truman Chooses Another Banker

President Truman selects Gen Charles Saltzman a Wall Street banker and brigadier general as undersecretary of state in charge of rebuilding Germany. The move, alongside Robert Lovett and other bankers, draws criticism for Wall Street influence in diplomacy.

Washington Truman Wall Street Germany Charles Saltzman New York Stock Exchange Robert Lovett Brown Brothers-Harriman Wall General Saltzman West Point Army Roosevelt Old Shipping Board State Department Lovett and Saltzman Lovett Secretary of the Navy Forrestal Dillon-Read

CongressVeto Fight Looms Over Labor Bill and Tax Cut

Congress faced a tense 11th hour clash as AFL and CIO members converged on Washington to push against the President’s veto of the GOP tax cut and labor bill. Truman rallied support and prepared a national address while Senate leaders eyed potential votes after a narrow House outcome and partisan volleys.

Ptm AFL and Cio Washington House Soelicans GOP Truman Congress Senate Robert A. Taft R.-O Mutual Broadcasting System Charles A. Halleck Wallace Henry A. Wallace Carroll Reece Con Gress White House Alben W. Barkley Milton R. Young Young and Barkley Carl A. Hatch New Mexico Herbert R. O’connor Maryland J. W. Fulbright Arkansas Walter F. George Georgia Richard B. Rusell John L. McClellan John J. Sparkman Alabama William B. Umstead North Carolina Tom Connally Texas John H. Overton Louisiana Burnet R. Maybank South Carolina

Tucson chamber hears leaders urge caution on growth

James H. Houston, president of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce, introduces the main speaker as short talks follow by Mayor E. T. Houston and William H. Johnson. Col. James C. Selser Jr. of Davis-Monthan and staff attend as guests, while warnings about manpower and a potential fall are voiced.

James H. Houston Tucson Chamber of Commerce E. T. Houston William H. Johnson Tucson Daily Citizen James C. Selser, Jr Davis-Monthan

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