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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1940

Page

5

Market Turmoil Amid War Blitz In World Trade Collapse

Wall Street shuddered as German blitzkrieg across the Low Countries and into France rattled markets. Analysts cited disrupted world trade, rising war industry, and heavy stock and commodity losses eroding near term business gains.

Frederick Gardner New York Wall Street Low Countries France Uncle Sam U. S Roosevelt Europe Netherlands

Realty Boards Urge Tax Plan Overhaul Nationwide

National Association of Real Estate Boards calls for constitutional tax limits on real estate, broader education funding, and state wide assessment standards to end biased valuations. Tucson and local boards back a reform path to restore prosperity and curb realty burdens.

Realty National Association of Real Estate Boards Real Estate Board of Tucson Congress James Grant National Association Grant Real Estate Board of Tucson Pima County Maricopa County America

Mining and Livestock Men Plan Amendment Drive

Representatives of mining and livestock groups met with Arizona State Land Commissioner William Alberts to push a constitutional amendment on land lease limits. The measure, adopted by the 14th legislature, would abolish the five year cap on state land leases and set 20 years for mineral and oil leases and 10 years for grazing and agricultural leases. Campaigns would launch after the September 10 primary election.

Phoenix William Alberts Arizona

Fishermen Find Three Bound Bodies Believed Murdered by Pirates

Off Ukoktau Hong China villagers hauling nets found an entangled bound body and soon after two more washed ashore. Local fishermen believe pirates killed the junk crew.

Ukoktau Hong China

A Honeymoon House on a 25-Square-Foot Plan

A young couple can start life in a minimum house described as a 25 foot square plan with two bedrooms a living room a fireplace and ample kitchen space. It features vertical wood siding grouped front windows cross ventilation and natural finish and would fit a small lot in Washington DC with an estimated cost around $3000 under the Federal Home Building plan.

Prostus Washington, D. C

Stone Avenue property sale announced to Sadie Pogul

The southwest corner of Stone avenue and Third street was sold to Sadie Pogul of New York by Amy Lee of San Francisco through Solot Realty Co. The corner houses Lee's market and Stone avenue pharmacy. The buyer is a winter visitor. Also announced this week, the sale of property at West Speedway and Main street to Harry Lim, now being developed with a 40 by 50 foot store building, with Don Chun leasing for a market location.

Stone Avenue Third Street Sadie Pogul New York Amy Lee San Francisco Solot Realty Co Lee’s Market Solot Realty West Speedway Main Street Harry Lim Don Chun

Pennington Scott Property Sold to Raymond Walkey

Deeds filed in the county recorder reveal the sale of property at Pennington and Scott streets. The M and J service station occupies the site now. Artemisa Keen and Julia C. Keen sold to Raymond L. Walkey for 27000 dollars. Arizona Trust Company handled the transaction. Property fronts 71 feet and runs 130 feet deep.

Pennington Scott Streets County Recorder’s M and J Artemisa Keen Julia C. Keen Raymond L. Walkey Arizona Trust Company

WPA Programs Set for Observance Week Across Arizona

Ten Arizona cities including Phoenix Tucson Bisbee Douglas Globe Prescott Glendale Mesa Nogales and Pima plan Monday night programs for This Work Pays Your Community Week May 20 to 25. Governor Jones and other officials will speak at Phoenix and Tucson events with Dr E D Tetreau speaking at Bisbee.

Phoenix Arizona Works Projects Administration Tucson Bisbee Douglas Globe Prescott Glendale Mesa Nogales Pima Jones

Youth Also Serves film to show NYA work in southern Arizona

NYA director Charles Fowler to screen Youth Also Serves across southern Arizona next week with showings in Nogales May 21 and 28, Bisbee May 22, Douglas May 23 and 12, Oury Park Tucson May 24, 11 Mile Migratory Camp May 27, Casa Grande May 28. Additional films Builders of Tomorrow and Youth Building at Wilberforce University slated for June. Fowler to present at Oury Park June 10 Nogales June 11 Bisbee June 12 Douglas June 12 and 11 Mile Migratory Camp June 14.

National Youth Administration Arizona Charles Fowler NYA Nogales Bisbee Douglas Oury Park Tucson Pinal County Casa Grande Wilberforce University Fowler

Spanish Envoy Opens Coronado Celebration in Albuquerque

Spanish Ambassador Juan F. De Cardenas will address the 400th anniversary observance of Francisco Vasquez de Coronado's expedition. Clinton P. Anderson announced the envoy will speak May 29 at the dedication of the Coronado National Museum at Kuana Ruins near Bernalillo, 17 miles north of Albuquerque.

Albuquerque N. M Juan F. de Cardenas Francisco Vasquez de Coronado Clinton P. Anderson U. S. Coronado Exposition Commission Coronado National Museum Kuana Ruins Bernalillo Here

New Store Front Plans Approved by Inspector

The Tuc son city weekly list shows approval of rebuilding store fronts on North and East Congress streets by T Ed Litt at an estimated cost of 1000. Permits issued by city building inspector E D Herreras cover multiple projects including fencing alterations cooling systems garages roofs and additions with amounts ranging from 15 to 6000 and a three room brick service station at 749 East Broadway for 3500.

Tucson Congress Streets T. Ed Litt E. D. Herreras Ing North Stone Avenue Henry Mayhew West Franklin Street B. Robles North Church Street C. A. Bruce Fremont Avenue East Fourth Street M. Taylor North Ninth Avenue M. Ball Phillip Hoffman East First Street D. P. Knight East Second Street F. E. Davisson East Seventh Street W. H. Peirce East Third Street G. J. Vasey East Broadway L. Gutierrez Star Avenue A. Romero South 11Th Avenue

Bootblack Executed in Wife Murder at San Quentin

San Quentin Calif May 18 Up Virgile Spinelli a gnome like Los Angeles bootblack who killed his wife and cut up her body was executed in the gas chamber yesterday Spinelli was pronounced dead at 10 09 a m nine minutes after he entered the chamber

San Quentin Prison Calif Virgile Spinelli Los Angeles Spinelli

Prince Held for Wife Death Trial in Phoenix

Marshall H. Prince 36 a Wickenburg service station employee was ordered held to answer to superior court on charges of murder in the death of his wife Geraldine 34 and Deford Walter Franklin 50 both of Wickenburg. Justice of the Peace Harry Westfall denied bond. At the preliminary hearing Mrs Ollie Knox mother of Mrs Prince testified Prince shot his wife and Franklin as they sat in a car the night of May 9.

Phoenix Marshall H. Prince Wickenburg Muroutta Wik Geraldine Deford Walter Franklin Wickenburg Tate Justice of the Harry Westfall Prince Ollie Knox Franklin

North Rim Opens to Canyon Travel for 1940 Season

Grand Canyon North Rim reopened to the public for the 1940 season. Acting superintendent Ames V. Lloyd announced all main roads are snow free and accommodations are available. The Main hotel will open May 30.

Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Ames V. Lloyd Lloyd

Turkey to Build Central Power Plant at Catalagzi

Turkey announces plans to construct a central power plant at Catalagzi. The project aims to boost regional energy capacity and support growing industrial demand with new generation facilities and related infrastructure.

Turkey Catalagzi

Old street car repurposed as vestry in Dunmow church

A decayed street car has been converted into a vestry for a church in Dunmow England. Glasgow city officials have decided to continue distributing free street car and bus passes.

Dunmow England Glasgow

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