City Tax Rate Down Despite Peak Budget For 1943
Tucson plans a 1943-44 budget with a tax rate of 1.913 per 100 while operating costs rise to 1,036,708. City Manager Phil J. Martin notes war conditions and population growth push costs, yet receipts from water, police court, and sales tax boost funds. Final adoption set for July with formal hearings and reserve funds outlined.
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Phil J. Martin
Martin
Water Department
Tucson
Tax Commission
Arizona
Carnegie Library
Births at St Marys Hospital Tucson Braves New Baby Girls and Boys
A girl born to Mr and Mrs Trino Frank Gutierrez at 4 34 am June 20 at 319 East Fifth Street Tucson. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Juan S Lara at 6 45 am June 22 at 510 Westmoreland Tucson. Also note: new tubeless tires are being built but not yet available.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Trino Frank Gutierrez
East Fifth Street
Tucson
Juan S. Lara
Westmoreland
Gas ration renewal by mail begins June 23
The OPA will start renewing gasoline coupon books by mail on June 23 under a streamlined system. Motorists must submit an application, old book back cover, tire inspection record, and ensure tire numbers match. Volunteers are needed to process about 1,500 registrations daily to have books ready by July 21.
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Little Red
OPA
J. J. O'Dowd
Ration Board
North Meyer Street
Tucson
O’dowd
Ber
City OKs Postwar Public Works Fund and Bus Terminal Plan
City council informally approves a new bus terminal at Congress street and Sixth avenue to ease congestion and formally establishes a postwar public works reserve fund. The meeting also sees a call to replace Halbert W. Miller on the council with a woman from the Tucson League of Women Voters, though the matter is deferred.
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Congress Street
Sixth Avenue
Halbert W. Miller
Tucson League of Women Voters
Edward A. McQuade
East Eighth Street
H. A. Hutchins
East First Street
Fred D. Lee
Planning and Zoning Commission
J. T. Manders
Civil Service Commission
Lanham
Perfection Of New Plastic May Provide Shoe Material
Akron June 22 Goodyear announces a new plastic called plio flex able to vulcanize like rubber and serve as a substitute in shoe making. The unveiling accompanies other research at Goodyear’s $1 325 000 laboratory dedication with devices for static elimination and tire defect detection using ultrasonic signals.
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Richard G. Harris Akron
American Science and Industrial Research
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
Albert H Seifert 68 Nampa? Tucson Died At Home
Albert H Seifert 68 of 838 Catalina Boulevard died at his Tucson home last evening He was a Nashua New Hampshire native and retired druggist He belonged to Rising Sun Lodge F and A M and the Nashua Consistory Survived by widow Ida a brother Frank Seifert Lawrence Massachusetts and granddaughter Catherine Seifert of Nashua Funeral services will be at Reilly Funeral Home chapel tomorrow at 4 pm Rev George Wilson officiating Masonic rites will follow at the grave in the local cemetery Viewing at the Reilly chapel tonight
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Albert H. Seifert
Catalina Boulevard
Nashua
N. H
Seifert
Tucson
Rising Sun Lodge
A. M
Ida
Frank Seifert
Lawrence
Mass
Catherine Seifert
Reilly Funeral Home
George Wilson
First Southern Baptist Church
Masonic Cemetery
Reilly Chapel
Tucson Firms Receive Government Contracts
The War Department announced contracts worth $100,000 to $500,000 awarded to L. M. White and M. H. Hasler of Tucson Arizona for runway extension and taxiway additions in Riverside County California under the Los Angeles district engineer. Jacobson and Wikhelm of Los Angeles received a contract for additional temporary frame buildings in Mohave County Arizona, also under the Los Angeles district engineer.
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Washington
War Department
L. M. White
M. H. Hasler
Tucson
Ariz
Riverside County
Calif
Los Angeles
Jacobson and Wikhelm
Mohave County
Public Records Roundup of Divorce and Criminal Cases
William G. Hall presiding over Marietta Hazel Parker versus Alonzo Eugene Parker amends the divorce decree. Norman Guy faces 4 to 6 years for nighttime burglary. Mable Laverne Saxon has a trial date September 2 for bigamy. Eva De Concini presides over Trinidad F. Cress versus Harold W. Cress divorce judgment. Luz M. Garcia sentence suspended for five years for neglect of wife.
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William G. Hall
Marietta
Hazel Parker
Alonzo Eugene Parker
Norman Guy
Mable Laverne Saxon
Eva de Concini
Trinidad F. Cress
Harold W. Cress
Luz M. Garcia
Failure to file reports and postponements noted
Co. W. Gardner and W. H. Sousa face dismissal or postponements for failure to file employment security commission reports. George D. Stough Jr and Dc. Stough receive 90 day postponements conditioned on restitution to Arizona. Chew Chee Fan continued to June 26 for report failures. Betty Martin cited for traffic with $5 fine.
Police Court Violations and Punishments Reported
In police court presided by Paul J. Cella, cases listed include Dewey Fisher violating the selective service act to the U. S. government, Wm. Slaughter vagrancy with a $10 fine or 10 days, Edward Wortham petty larceny with $20 or 20 days, Bennie Ross vagrancy with $10 or 10 days, Lauro Verde Bustamente reckless driving with $50 fine or 30 days, Leland Krause disturbing peace to U. S. provost marshall, Vincente Sansome vagrancy with $10 or 10 days, and Charles Sanchez vagrancy with $10.
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Paul J. Cella
Dewey Fisher
U. S
Wm. Slaughter
Edward Wortham
Bennie Ross
Lauro Verde Bustamente
Leland Krause
Provost Marshall
Vincente Sansome
Charles Sanchez
Local Marriage Licenses Listed For Tucson And Ducktown Partners
Mrs. Belle D. Hall clerk Norman L. Cox 20 Tucson and Katherine Barnes 22 Tucson. Aaron B. Carver 31 Tucson to Minnie Victoria Mills 30 Tucson. Robert H. Powell 34 Tucson to Opal Forman 36 Tucson. Arnold W. Postelle 25 Ducktown Tenn to Dorothy DuPre Kimsey 24 Ducktown Tenn.
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Belle D. Hall
Norman L. Cox
Tucson
Katherine Barnes
Aaron B. Carver
Minnie Victoria Mills
Robert H. Powell
Opal Forman
Arnold W. Postelle
Ducktown
Tenn
Dorothy DuPre Kimsey
Pushing Car Bumpers May Violate Motor Code in Some States
In several states, pushing another vehicle with the front bumper into the back bumper may breach motor vehicle regulations. Legal interpretations vary by jurisdiction and enforcement practices.
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States
Guy Sentenced To Prison For Burglary Here
Norman Guy was sentenced by Judge William G. Hall in superior court to four to six years in the state penitentiary on a nighttime burglary charge from May 20 at the Shamrock Cafe on South Sixth Avenue. Officials questioned the term, noting possible 10 year limits for second offenders, as Hall ordered a four year minimum pending legal review.
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Norman Guy
South Sixth Avenue
State Penitentiary
William G. Hall
Superior Court
Guy
Mexico levies ban on military drivers
The defense ministry announced that commanders of units operating vehicles involved in accidents will be financially responsible for damage. Drivers of damaged equipment will be court martialed as part of a drive to curb a surge in army vehicle accidents.
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Mexico
Defense Ministry
Mexican Livestock Exports Rise 35 Percent to U.S.
Mexico reports cattle exports to the United States rose over 35 percent from January to April, reaching 330000 head, with an annual limit of 500000 head set after a meat shortage.
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Mexico City
United States
Pospelen Ministry
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