Chairman Adams Quits Committees Amid Budget Dispute
Dr. S. T. Adams resigns as chair of the water and police committees after council delays action on buying 69 acres along West Irvington road for a flood control project. The move ties to budget pressures and opposition from finance committee members over prison farm funding and land costs.
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Water Committee
Irvington Road
S. T. Adams
Adams
Forrest G. Priser
W. H. Codd
J. O. Niemann
Priser
Home Development Co
Davis-Monthan Field
Santa Cruz
Tucson
J. B. Sanders
The
E. T
Houston
Prescott Frontier Days Rodeo Sponsored by Fair Association
The Northern Arizona State Fair association will sponsor the Prescott frontier days rodeo July 3 4 5 and 6. Parades will be held July 4 and 6 with prizes offered and ranchers can win prizes for submitting best factual histories of their ranches.
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Northern Arizona State Fair Association
Tucson conductor Charles F. Gulden dies at 91 in Prescott
Charles F. Gulden 91 longtime Southern Pacific conductor and former city license inspector died in his sleep at the Pioneers' home in Prescott where he had been a guest since January 17 1946 Funeral services will be held locally under Arizona Mortuary direction Surviving relatives include a nephew Richard G. Gulden and four nieces Miss Jacqueline Cate Mrs Lottie Cook Mrs Ruth Munger and Mrs Josephine Ison aged connections span Tennessee Kentucky California and Tucson Gulden born December 11 1885 in Norfolk Virginia had a long railway career and was among the oldest members of the Order of Railway Conductors.
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Charles F. Gulden
Tucson
Southern Pacific
Pioneers
Prescott
Arizona Mortuary
Richard G. Gulden
Chattanooga
Josephine Ison
High Bridge
Daily Citizen
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Gulden
Cincinnati & Southern
The
Southern Railway
Arizona
Sothern Pacific
Order of Railway Conductors
Norfolk
Tennessee
Remembering a life of travel and service
Mrs. Gulden died years ago and their family were Presbyterians with active roles in the Elks and Knights of Pythias. In retirement he enjoyed recalling early railroad days in Arizona and New Mexico. He described Indians riding freights, boarding first cars with their families and getting free hides as government wards, then riding off at dusk to repeat the routine.
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Nniversary
Gulden
Presbyterian Church
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Arizona
New Mexico
County Opens Building Bids for Pima Fair Structures
Pima County supervisor Lambert Kautenburger announced bids opened for new fair buildings. Oshrin Building & Development Co. offered 8171 dollars, E P Hunzicker Construction Co. 8291, and Comstock Steel & Supply Co. 8548.18. One building funded in 1946-47, others in 1947-48, up to four structures, work to start before next Monday.
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Lambert Kautenburger
Pima County
Pima
Oshrin Building & Development Co
E. P. Hunzicker Construction Co
Comstock Steel & Supply Co
Kautenburger
New Tax Bill Introduced By House Committee
Washington June 24 Harold Knutson of the ways and means committee introduced a personal income tax reduction bill nearly identical to the vetoed measure. The sole difference is the effective date set for January 1 next year instead of July 1, 1947. He said the bill would be considered if there is enough demand to override the president.
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Washington
Harold Knutson
House
Ways and Means
Truman
Knutson
Population Around Sydney Harbor Surpasses 1.25 Million
More than 1,250,000 residents live in communities surrounding Sydney harbor extending along its shores. The figure reflects dense urban development and lasting growth in the Australian port city.
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Sydney
Australia
Holderness to Attend Air Tactical School at Tyndall Field
Maj. Arthur W. Holderness Jr., son of Col. and Mrs. A. W. Holderness, selected for the second class of the air tactical school at Tyndall Field Florida. A West Point graduate and former U S Military Academy wrestler polo player and choir member, he served 31 months overseas with the Ninth Air Force flying 142 combat missions. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal with 18 Oak Leaf Clusters the Croix de Guerre and the Unit Citation. He will return to Colorado Springs after completing the basic school of the air university system and residing with his wife Janet McFaul at Howell cottages St Andrews Florida.
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Arthur W. Holderness, Jr
A. W. Holderness
E. Hawthorne Street
Air Tactical School
Tyndall Field
Fla
Holderness
United States Military Academy
West Point
Janet McFaul
Mound Street
Hollywood
Calif
Howell
St. Andrews
Ninth Air Force
Maj. Holderness
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Niemann
W. J. Pistor
Charles A. Brady
Codd
Finance Committee
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
Manufacturer's Sales CO
W. Congress
O’rielly Motor CO
Chevrolet
6Th Ave
Co. F. Gulden
ACE Company
N. 4Th Ave
County
M. A
Optometrist
E. Broadway
Parker
the Hall OF Cards
Florida Field
Air University System
Maj
Colorado Springs
By Alvin Bring
Turson
Gruen
Corner of
Congress
Stone
McKenzie
Tropitan
North Fourth Avenue
Bring’s Funeral
S. 6Th Avenue
Livingston Motors
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