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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1947

Page

2

Nine Injured In Santa Fe Train Wreck Near Williams

Nine people were treated for injuries after Santa Fe passenger train No. 1 derailed near Williams Arizona. A loose rail caused the wreck with coach and baggage cars overturned on the uphill side. Most passengers were not seriously hurt and traffic delays were slight.

Claude Stephens Houston Cec Matlock Los Angeles Naomi Chelf East St. Louis Ruth Handleman Cleveland Barbara Madsen San Diego Lois Hartsell Upland Calif Sheron Hartsell T. W. Thompson San Pedro Santa Fe Arizona Flagstaff

Brief Siegel Service Held

Los Angeles mourners attend a four minute funeral for Benjamin Bugsy Siegel. He lies in a $5,000 silver casket at a middle class cemetery near a movie studio as Rabbi Max Kert leads the service. Only close family and Allen Smiley attend. no flowers or eulogy.

Los Angeles Benjamin (Bugsy) Siegel Max Kert Rabbi Kert Siegel Estelle Millicent Barbara Maurice Siegel Bessie Solvay Allen Smiley

Hunt Proposes County Share of Surplus Sales Tax

Chairman Joe Hunt of the state tax commission says counties are entitled to a share of 1.4 million dollars in sales tax revenue placed in the general fund since 1943. He notes four percent above budgeted administration has flowed to the general fund, potentially yielding 840 thousand dollars more to counties.

Phoenix Joe Hunt State Tax Commission Ann Frohmiller Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Hunt

Who's To Pay Any Village Flood Loss

The Rincon village faces flood risk with aging bridges and washed out roads. Residents worry about funding repairs and liability if flash floods recur. Tucson’s flood cases and city debts underscore local accountability and the need for prepared defenses and proper drainage.

Middle West Rillito Rincon Pantana Wash

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