Delinquent installments and notice of sale Tucson bonds 1943
Delinquent installments on improvement bonds listed with properties in Tucson will be offered at public sale on July 8 1943 if unpaid. The notice cites districts and streets, including Southwest District and University areas, and names Raleigh E. Stallings as Superintendent of Streets. Also included are public notices of a private sale of stock in a Tucson grocery store on June 23 1943 and an appeal hearing for a zoning permit on July 7 1943.
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Con Heights
Drake
Brooklyn Heights
City of Tucson
First ST
Tucsonia
Sp.a.r
FIRST
Tyndall Ave
Feldman
Ieee
Buell
Las
Riecker
University Manor
Kenrose_ Park
Montclair
OLSEN
Jefferson Park
Ciencieaean
Barne
Campbell Aves
Fairmount
McKinley Park
Wells Ditch
GE Opini Sd P Lees Ss
Ischuteltbitenenseigs
Mountain View
City of
Tucson
Arizona
Raleigh E. Stallings
Charles Pezzulo
Mary Pezzulo
1000 West Congress Street
1000
West
Congress Street
T. W. Covington
Audell Covington
State OF
Board OF Adjustment
Conneil Chamber
George R. Cowden
E. 6Th Street
Elk
Board OF Adjustment OF
Armida Carlin
Sec’y
Volcanic Ashes Collapse Two Zamora Schools
In Zamora Michoacan two schools collapsed under volcanic ash from Paricutin. Seventy five pupils and two teachers were injured with reports pupils were half buried in debris. The volcano 50 miles south of Zamora has shed ash since February and lava flow has intensified after a second crater opened.
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Mexico City
Zamora
Michoacan
Ministry of Public Education
Russia alarmed at U S complacency in war report
Moscow reports that the new War and Workers Class magazine, issued by Russian labor unions, cites unhealthy complacency in American and British press after Tunisia. It claims isolationists seek to halt Allied invasion of Europe and warns Japan will struggle once faced with strong Allied resistance.
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Moscow
War and Workers Class
Russia
Europe
Japan
Pearl Harbor
School Buses Cannot Carry War Workers
Arizona law would need amendment to allow the use of school buses for transporting war workers. The attorney general's office informed E. D. Ring, state superintendent, that no power exists for school districts to use buses for non pupil transportation.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Attorney General's Office
E. D. Ring
Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Cherry
University Terrace
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Main &Ghteenth Sts
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Menlo Park
Menlo Park Annex
Helen & Mabel Sts
Pelaman
West Speedway
Twelfth Ave
Fourth ST
Helen & Mabel
Pavin Buena Vista
Misti
Plumer & Steward
Plumer & Steward Addn
Seventh & Eighth Sts
Debi Tiepsirenraioens
Nob Hill Addition
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Fourth Ave
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Drachman ST
Bronx Park
Pima
Emily M. Price
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Park
U. S
Joe Palooka
God
Donald Duck
Joe Fres
Ham Fisher
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Tarnation
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Niemam
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