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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1946
Page
23
Publication date May 1 1946. Classified listing noting rates and ad size rules for Want-Ads. Includes multiple business categories with repairs cleaning services and appliance maintenance. Names addresses and phone references appear for various service providers. The item reads like a local classified directory page with numerous ads for appliances carpets and house services.
The stock market moved through a quiet session with special situations at center. Liquor stocks softened after a grain-use restriction, while some gains occurred on favorable earnings and corporate actions.
Canadian dollar opens at 9 3/16 per cent discount or 90.81 cents, down .06 of a cent. Mexico 20.65, France 5.25, Great Britain in dollars and others in cents. Institutional rates and minor figures follow in the market report.
US cattle and calf salable figures appear thin with slow bidding in Kansas City Denver Chicago and Los Angeles. Prices show widespread weakness in steers heifers cows and bulls as week trend underscores softer demand and limited outside purchases.
New York cotton futures fell further on May 1 amid tax and policy talk. Senate banking committee opposition to immediate re control and Secretary Anderson backing strong controls weighed on prices, while mills bought on the decline and export demand remained tentative.
C A Carson principal of Tucson high school and president of the Arizona Education association will be toast master at the Arizona Parent-Teacher association banquet. The event closes the state convention held at Safford high school.
Police court presiding Paul J. Cella handles reckless driving cases for Chatman Washington and William Marsh with fines and 15 days jail each. Azalee Hutchison faces lewd acts with a 25 dollar fine or 25 days. Superior court John D. Lyons Jr. sees petitions for letters of administration and several divorce actions including Wilda White v Othel White and Margaret Abbott v Ira Abbott with plaintiff decrees. Marriage licenses issued for Carrillo and Carrillo in Tucson and Cox in Des Moines.
A three cent honorable discharge emblem stamp will be released by the post office May 9, 1946. The purple stamp honors veterans who served in the war. Philatelic enthusiasts may obtain first day cancellations by addressing the Postmaster Washington 13 D. C.
Adjutant Fred Foubister, head of the Salvation Army in Tucson for the past two years, has been promoted to major. He is the third generation in his family to serve in the Salvation Army and is training his daughters in the field after previously serving in Minneapolis.
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