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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1947

Page

6

Damaged Store To Be Rebuilt After Fatal Accident

Paul Gee and his wife continue business from a back room after a car crash killed Mrs. Robert Taylor and damaged the Sun Ray grocery at 544 South Third Avenue. Insurance estimates fix damages at about $800 with repairs of $800 to $1,000. Temporary supports hold the weakened structure as Ban Sing arranges repairs by Catalina Home Repair Service this week to restore the building.

Paul Gee South Third Avenue Robert Taylor South Third Gee Ban Sing South Vine Avenue Ban Catalina Home Repair Service East Graant Road

Two More Instructors Join UA Summer Faculty

The University of Arizona adds two instructors to the summer session. Anna Mae Bogard of Tucson will teach economics in the business and public administration college, while Louis A. Meyers of Glendale will teach accounting. Meyers was a former university fellow.

University of Arizona Business and Public Administration College Anna’ Mae Bogard Tucson Louis A. Meyers Glendale Meyers

City Sewer Plan Would Serve 40000 Here and Suburbs

Engineers outline eight possible interceptor routes south of Tucson with the preferred plan to run from West Irvington and South Orphanage along the SP right of way to city and suburban areas. The north line could handle 40,000 people, and a future mammoth sanitary district may form to include outlying residences. The project would strengthen lines and complete disposal plants, while suburban areas would gain sanitation and relief from polluted water and cesspools.

Page One Speedway Palo Verde Road Palo Verde Grant Road Grant Campbell Avenue Campbell Prince Road Prince Romero Road Tucson West Irvington South Orphanage Roads Orphanage Road Southern Pacific

Europe shifts tobacco imports to save dollars amid loan terms

Europe reduces American tobacco purchases to preserve dollars, a move viewed as discrimination against U.S. goods under the loan agreement. A British treasury spokesman warned that without new arrangements Britain could switch to regions not requiring dollar payment. Clayton reportedly has more on Secretary of State George C. Marshall's plan to revive Europe’s economy.

America Treasury Clayton George C. Marshall Europe

Legion to Elect Officers at City Hall Hall

Cocio-Estrada Post of the American Legion will elect officers at the Legion hall located at 112 West Pennington Street at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

Cocio-Estrada American Legion Legion Hall West Pennington Street

Tucson Game and Protective meeting at Roskruge School

The Tucson Game and Protective Association will meet at Roskruge School at 8 p m Tuesday to nominate officers for the coming year. The program includes a discussion on predatory animal control.

Tucson Game & Protective, Association Roskruge

Dental Board Exams In Glendale For 44 Prospects

Dr Blair A Glennie president of the Arizona board of dental examiners spends a week in Glendale as the board examines 44 persons from 19 colleges being tested for licensure.

Blair A. Glennie Arizona Board of Dental Examiners Glendale

Suit Filed Over Tucson Explosion Damages

Mrs Lena Crane sues Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co for 10335085 claiming her husband Louis Crane died March 30 from blast injuries suffered January 18 at Redferns 17 North Stone Ave. The suit names C H Webber as defendant and cites gas leakage under the sidewalk and show windows. Damages include 53350 85 actual and 50000 punitive. Two other suits from the blast are pending.

Redfern’s North Stone Avenue Lena Crane Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co Eva de Concini Thomas Kandler Sidney Weissberger Louis Crane C. H. Webber Utility Company

Valley Bank Chairman Near Death in California Hospital

Phoenix report says Thomas H. O'Brien chairman of Valley National Bank and vice-president of Inspiration Consolidated Mining was near death Tuesday in a Los Angeles hospital. He is a prominent figure in Phoenix business circles and the banking sector.

Phoenix Thomas H. O’brien The Valley National Bank Inspiration Consolidated Mining Company California Hospital Los Angeles

Auditors Seek Relief as Tax Licenses Outnumber Audits

Auditors report 17 000 sales tax licenses in effect while only about 1 000 audits can be done yearly. The three year statute of limitations limits back taxes checks to 14 000 license holders. Rep Dwight L Solomon of Maricopa County chairs the committee seeking relief from added tax burden on real property owners due to recent legislative appropriations.

Dwight L. Solomon Maricopa County

Strikes Test Roosevelt's Labor Policy in Detroit

In Detroit Robert H. Keyes pledges a court test of a provision in the new labor law excluding foremen from guaranteed bargaining rights under the National Labor Relations Act. Republican spokesmen warn of potential administrative saboteur risk while NLRB General Counsel Van Arkel resigns over doubts about the law's workability. Earl Shreve hails the bill as a milestone. John L. Lewis declines to comment on wildcat strikes in coal fields. AFL CIO leaders offer no immediate stance on a general strike.

Roosevelt Detroit Robert H. Keyes Foremen’s Association of America National Labor Relations Act NLRB Gerhard P. van Arkel AFL CIO

All-In- Listless Feeling Halted By Vital Energy Release

Overwork worry cold or flu wears down red blood cells. A low food count causes appetite loss underweight and fatigue. SSS Tonic claims to restore blood strength with potent ingredients and improve digestion and color.

Model Planes Meet to Highlight Army Air Force Day

Army Air Force Day events extend to a three day meet at Davis Monthan Field in Tucson with model airplane contest drawing entrants from Texas Arizona Colorado New Mexico and California. Capt Moser and Capt Hardison announce 25000 spectators 300 contestants 33 trophies and 2000 dollars in prizes plus open museum featuring B 29s B 19 and B 32 jets.

Army Air Force Texas Arizona Colorado New Mexico California Ernest Moser John D. Hardison American Legion Santa Rita Air Force Hardison Davis-Monthan Field Moser Davis-Monthan Hiroshima Nagasaki Detroit Tucson

Arizona Legislature Defines Insurance and Social Security Actions

The House and Senate push bills on state insurance law to benefit policyholders and seek to permanently raise old age assistance via a congressional memorial. Senate committees consider unemployment definitions for independent contractors and multiple budget and memorial bills, including a Hamblin memorial and capitol improvements.

John E. Hunt Maricopa Rosenbaum House Hunt Congress Sidney P. Osborn Arizona Thehouse Senate Committee On Public Defense Capitol State Highway Commission State Corporation Commission Jacob Hamblin State Hospital Board

Slavery Ingalls and a Washington Court Case

Government attorneys say they will present evidence of a 10 year Washington period dogged by a mistress’s alleged control over a maid in a 13th amendment related case. The two defendants, Miss Elizabeth Kimball and her former husband Walter Harmon, are tied to a missionary school teacher in the reconstructed South and a later divorce.

State Hospital to Receive 25000 Grant for Boiler Purchase

Federal funds will correct a technical budgeting error and provide the state hospital with 25000 dollars to buy a new boiler. The grant aims to restore essential facility operations and ensure safe heating.

Slavery Amendment Persuasion Case Noted in Berkeley

A fragment notes an incident in which persuade Miss Jones to accompany them from Berkeley to Coronado last October 11 to be held as a slave. The text references slavery and constitutional amendment context without full details.

U.S Miss Jones Berkeley Coronado

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