Collins Longtime Pima Advisor Seeks County Board Seat
Tom Collins a Southern Pacific engineer campaigns as a Democrat for the county board of supervisors. He has 25 plus years as a civic worker and office holder, helped start Tucson’s county hospital, oversaw road surveys and state takeover of dangerous crossings, and backed university bonds and highway projects. He previously served in the state senate and the U.S. Congress race against John Murdock.
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Tom Collins
Southern Pacific
County Board of Supervisors
Collins
Nogales
State Senate
Southern Pacific Hospital
San Francisco
Senate Finance and Revenue Committee
Senate
Labor and Capital Committee
Arizona
Frank H. Hitchcock
Santa Catalina Mountains
Coronado National Forest
Boards of Supervisors
U. S. Forest
Mt. Lemmon Road
Gen. Hitchcock
Mt. le
Casa Grande-Gila Bend
Phoenix
Willcox-Steins Pass
Safford
Pima County
John Murdock
U.S. Congress
State Welfare Board
Cave
Colossal Cave
Columbia
Old
Tucson Mountains
Comstock Hospital For
Ryland Farm Home For
Bond
NYA
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Public Records Snapshot of Courts and Divorces
Police court names Paul J. Cella presiding with fines and jail terms for vagrancy and disturbing the peace. Superior court lists probate filings and multiple divorce actions along with a major aggravated assault case with prison terms.
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Paul J. Cella
Mable Bartlow
Richard Overly
the Davidson
Lacy
Superior Court
John C. Lyons, Jr
Fred
Tyler
Stanley A. McGrath
Vera B. McGrath
Clyde Hafeli
Jir
Gertrude Hafeli
Loma M. Thompson
George D. Thompson
W. M. van Demark
Marriages Licensed In Tucson Area Amid Names List
A list of couples granted marriage licenses includes Belle Hall and Elmer F. Horsky both of Tucson, Eva Nixon age 39 of Tucson and Frederick Berkenhoff, Gabriel Schmolkova and Harold Hansen with partners, plus Louise Wler and M Wright among others. Several pairs include ages and cities such as Los Angeles, Navarre, Marino and Tucson with notes of legal age. One line notes a correction that Charles Spears age 27 and Lou Ella Wolfe age 18 of Tucson were licensed June 10 but printed in error.
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Belle DO. Hall
Dlerk
Elmer F. Horsky
Tucson
Eva E. Nixon
Tucs
Frederick Berkenhoff
Gabriel Schmolkova
J.ean
Harold E. Hansen
Kspur
Calif
Laura C. Gale
M. Lierd V
Los Angeles
Zenaide Felter
Kenneth O. Houtz
Navarre
Mary C. Ellis
John A. Heckler
Marino
Marian W. Smith
Charles W. Spears
Lou Ella Wolfe
Rosa Parker 74 Dies in Arizona Hospital
Rosa Parker 74 a longtime Arizona resident died last night in a local hospital. She lived at 1103 DeMoss Petrie Road Cochise. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at Community Church Cochise with burial beside her husband Francis Henry Parker a Cochise cattle rancher who died May 19. Survivors include three daughters two brothers 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Bring's Funeral Home is in charge.
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Rosa Parker
Arizona
DeMoss-Petrie Road
Cochise
Francis Henry Parker
Margaret
Stevens
Phoenix
Ada Adams
Tucson
Rita Adams
Burkett
Tex
Marion Ballew
W. E. Ballew
Lubbock
Bring’s Funeral Home
Poultry Plant Opens Here In Tucson Area
A new Tucson Poultry Processors plant at 547 East 24th Street will be the state's largest and most modern when finished this fall. The $32,000 facility plus $35,000 in equipment will provide 18 000 cubic feet of refrigerated space and can process up to 1 600 birds daily. Operations planned to start October 1.
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East 24Th Street
Tucson
Southern
Arizona
Tucson Poultry Processors, Inc
Poultry Plant to Serve Tucson Area with Local Jobs
The new Tucson Poultry Processors plant will meet regional processing needs for three years with room to grow. It aims to cut mortality rates in Arizona flocks, lower costs, and hire about 50 locals during peak season. W. R. Wells leads the firm with W. B. Simonsen as business manager, an Iowa export who moved to Tucson.
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Arizona
Tucson
President of Chile Dies After Prolonged Illness
SANTIAGO Chile June 27 Juan Antonio Rios president of Chile since 1942 died here today after a prolonged illness He was 58 years old.
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Santiago
Chile
Juan Antonio Rios
Market Movement Highlights Blur of Gains on New York
A thin stock market rose in New York with steel and rail issues leading broad advances. National Distillers jumped on large blocks before easing after dividend news. Kress and American Home Products also moved amid a generally bullish mood as traders cited an oversold list.
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New York
Ares
National Distillers
Kress
American Home Products
Youngstown Steel
U. S. Steel
Bethlechem
Republic Steel
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Schenley
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
J. I. Case
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Local Poultry and Egg Prices for June 27 to July 3
Markets show wholesale and dressed prices for hens and eggs. Beefed up figures include lye and drawn terms with producer to consumer ranges.
Cotton Futures Jump on Demand as Prices Leap
The New York cotton market surged on June 27 with trading led by ills and later New Orleans and commission houses. Prices rose to over 3 cents a pound for the first time since 1923-24, then pared gains in the final hour with profits driving selling. July at 31.08-04, Oct 31.02-10, Dec 31.13-18, Mar 31.03-00, May 31.00, July 30.86b, middling spot 31.66a.
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New York
New Orleans
Commission House
Los Angeles Livestock Market Report June 27
Cattle salable 530. activity fairly steady. Short load good steers 17.00. The report notes subdued bidding and distribution of supply across the yard with buyers showing cautious interest through the session.
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LOS Angeles Livestock
Los Angeles
PBMN
Livestock Auction Price Ranges for Various Cattle Grades
The market lists loads of medium to good steers at 15.00 to 16.00, heifers are scarce, cows range from 11.78 to 33.50 for medium to low good, cutter to common 9.25 to 11.80, canners 8.00 to 9.00, sausage bulls 11.50 to 14.00, and odd beef bulls at 14.28.
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Mildred Brazil
Guardian
David S. Dodson
Qualls Dodson
Allied van Lines
Safford Turkey
Colder
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Bowyer
Stone
Grandma Cakes
Langendorf
Mazitas
Beeman's
Beeman’s Tater Flake CO
Sixth St
Tucson, Artz
Renee Moss
W. Broadway
Loa Angeles
Acme Brewing Co
Acme Distributing Co
4Th Ave
W.S. Lackner
Heteil
East Speedway
Safety Service CO
Sanada Water
Canada
Canada Dry
VTA
Wwe
Reir
Scott
Bordens
Sonny
Walter
Borden
American Medical Association
Council On Foods and Nutrition
Borden's
Borden’s
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