Restaurants To Revise Price List
Washington Oct 5 Restaurant owners welcomed the OPA move to raise meat meal prices by up to 15 percent next Thursday. Walter F. Clark of the National Restaurant Association said many will not use the full increase, noting adjustments were needed to reflect costs. The OPA abandoned its June 30 price level and set new rules: meat meals costing 20 cents or more rise to the nearest nickel, while under 20 cents rise in even cents.
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Washington
OPA
Walter F. Clark
National Restaurant Association
Clark
National Restaurant Industry Advisory Committee
Traffic Safety Parley Called For October 14 Meeting
Tucson officials from city county and state law enforcement plan a joint traffic safety drive. Dr S T Adams city councilman announced the Parley will discuss the uniform code of fines and jail sentences adopted by Arizona justices of the peace to curb reckless and drunk driving.
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Tucson
S. T. Adams
Police Commission
Forrest G. Priser
Charles A. Brady
Adams
C. W. Gardner
Justice of the Peace
Justices of the Peace
Arizona
A. G. Walker
Capt
W. V. Burr
Don J. Hays
Paul J. Cella
R. H. Martin
G. T. Alley
J. Homer Boyd
Ed. F. Echols
P. H. Ross
Robert D. Morrow
T. J. Elliott
J. Mercer Johnson
Lambert Kautenburger
Joe King
M. L. Hoefle
Jerry Martin
Bob Locke
Odlin Dodd
R. C. Nicholson
R. R. Hinnant
League of Women Voters and Accident Prevention Council
Thelma McQuade
Pima County Association
F. O. Holloway
Amphitheatre
Glenn Smoot
State Highway Department
C. E. Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
Market Movement Hits Small Volume Opening
New York October stock sessions opened with little enthusiasm as leading issues slipped into the red on one of the smallest volumes in two years. Bears blamed nerves over a potential business stumble, steel shortages, labor disputes, price controls, and international issues. only faint bids appeared as traders expected a technical rally after September’s decline. Major declines marked General Motors, Chrysler, U S Steel, Bethlehem, and several others while numerous divotals showed declines.
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Victor
Eubank
New York
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
American Telephone
Air Reduction
General Electric
Hiram Walker
Alvania Railroad
Southern Pacific and Southern Railway
New York Foreign Exchange Rates October 5
Closing rates show the Canadian dollar at 3 15/16 discount or 96.064 U S cents while Great Britain remains $4.03. France at 0.84 centimes and Sweden at 27.85 kronor. Argentina 24.70. Brazil 5.50. Mexico 20.61. Rates unchanged or marginally down by fractions of a cent.
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New York
Great Britain
Brazil
Mexico
Grain futures rise on government cargo move plan
Chicago Oct 5 All grain futures advanced with nearby deliveries leading gains on reports the government would try to move 100 million bushels of wheat out of the northwest before navigation closes on the Great Lakes. Traders expect boxcar shortages to boost corn and oats shipments to terminals.
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Chicago
Northwest
Great Lakes
Netherlands
Bos
Cattle market mixed with varying cattle prices across regions
USDA reports from Kansas City Chicago and Denver show cattle and calf salable totals and varied prices. Slaughter steers and heifers largely steady with tops around 19.00 to 20.25 for select lots, cows down to 6.75 to 9.00, heifers 15.50 to 18.00, bulls 11.00 to 13.50, stockers 15.50 to 18.50, vealers 16.00 to 19.00, and regional differences noted in Western grass and eastern orders.
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USDA
Kansas City
Shippers Egts
Chicago
Seattle
Denver
Irregular Cotton Futures Move on Trade and Hedging
New York October 5 price action shows an irregular cotton futures session driven by trade buying and hedging. Deferred contracts led gains amid expectations the October 8 government report will show a drop of around 200000 bales from the September 1 estimate of 9171000.
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New York
New Orleans
Cee
Superior Court Public Records Quiet Title and Divorces Filed
A scan of Superior Court filings lists multiple cases including quiet title actions, tax exemption and divorce complaints, and judgments. Notable items include City of Tucson decree of quiet title against Ray Duarte, judgments for $18.82 and $510, foreclosure on a real estate contract, and name change petition and reckless driving charges.
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Superior
COURT
Heer Prem UN Sselepgraph Company
John B. Potter
Saint
Pima County
Lal
Es Copien
Melvin R. Copien
American Surety Company of New York
Katherine P. Walker
City of Tucson
Ray Duarte
Superior DS Quat Division
Vo Oncini
Coentate
Rabeces Nie
Letts
Iamarold F. Mase
Vainia BR. Mase
Vorce
Ty Lee A. Morinti
Javie
Jack A .Wollard
Grace B. Wollard
Robert x. Wagner
Mercy M. Wagner
Robertaene Lewis Hildreth
Uben Gold
Hector Amado
State
Durley Coombs
Justice of the Peace Court Bound Over in Wardner Case
Wardner in Charles Hazers Costner waived preliminary and was bound over to Superior Court under a $1,000 bond.
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Justice OF the Peace Court
Wardner
Charles Hazers Costner
Grand
Superior Court
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Various Cities
Belle D Hall and Paul E Simmons listed in Monroe Louisiana. Ida Steinley and win L Seay registered in Springfield. R B Volger and Denver denver pair noted. Mary Gases elie with Phoenix. Winsigg Winslow and Dorie Overton Bennett filed in Tucson. Rachel Byd listed with Ajo couple. Maria Pigueroa paired in Tucson.
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Belle D. Hall
Paul E. Simmons
Monroe
Ida Steinley
Springfield
Tlwin L
Tucson
Maria Pigueroa
Births Reported in Tucson City Notices
Numerous birth announcements list the parents and addresses in Tucson. Babies born Oct 4 to families including McLe Alvarez Robles Livingston Dorame and others, with times ranging from 5:34 p m to 12:24 a m and additional births noted at 7:50 p m and 4:36 a m on Oct 5.
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Mary's
McLe
East Eeedway
Tucson
Carlos Alvarez
South Farmington
Salvador Robles
South
Meyer Street
John Bostick
Pennsylvania
Marvin Livingston
Consolidated Dwellings
Ernest Dorame
East Eighteenth Street
T. J. Jones
East Fifth Street
Louis Ochoa
South Main Street
Truman Outlook on Palestine and Jewish Migration
Summary discusses postwar Middle East policy, British position in the Levant, and US proposals for economic aid tied to Jewish migration. It notes Roosevelt's Africa and Middle East tours, irrigation and resource development potential, and the need to balance Arab and Jewish interests within a broader development plan. Includes a public probate notice for Claude C. Parker.
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Middle
The
Levant
Truman
Europe
Palestine
United States
Roosevelt
Africa
Middle East
Probate notices and bulk sale in Tucson Arizona 1946
Court actions invite objections to the wills of Claude C Parker and H G Bonnell with hearings set for October 14 1946. A bulk sale of the Vets Can Teen Grocery stock and fixtures is scheduled for October 15 1946 with claims due by October 14 1946.
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Superior Court
State OF
Arizona
County OF
Pima
Claude C. Parker
Anna H. Parker
Court House
Tucson
State of Arizona
H. G. Bonnell
Alice Bonnell
Belle D. Hall
W. R. Eisiminger
Minnie Eisiminger
Vets Canteen
Oracle Road
Pima County
F. W. Steel
East Speedway
W. R. Eistiminger
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Associated Press Market News
Dow Jones , F. Hutton & Co
Saat Y Stock RR Eit
Peeree
Philip Morris
al Chem
al South Pa
South Ry
Am Ag
Sperry Orp
Spiezel Inc
Hide & Lea
Stand Oil Inc
Am Smelt & Oe
Transamerica
Tel & T Sone
Trans & West Air
Union Bag
Union Carbide
Atec
Union Oil Ca
Union Pacific
United Air Lines
Atech T& SF
United Aircraft
United Corp
United Fruit
Rex Drug
Aviation Corp
U S Steel
Balt & Ohio
Amner Bros
West UN Tel
Bendix Aviat Sa
Westing Electee
Briggs Miz Wee
Calif
U.S
Colum G & el
Colum Carbon
Coml Credit Pf
Vents Eee
Rds Bas
Container Corp
Cent Motors
du Pont de
T-2
Elec Ween
Gen Motors
Gillette Saf R
Sete Tee Ereneee
Goodyear T & 'Graham-Paige
Gt Nor Rvp
Greyhound Corp
Eee Nee Eweene
Homestake
Houd-Hershey
Illinois Central Wee
Indust
Raven Seeee
Inland Steel
Interlake Iron
Tel & Telseer
Manville
di Jones & Leee
Kresge
Kroger Co
Kroger Co Seeeee Ae
Libby McN
Lockheed Ic
Loew's Inc Eeeneee
Lone Star Cem
D Marine Midland
Tha Ls
Marshall Field
Martin (Gl
Minn-Moline
A. Montgom Ward
Nat Nash-Kelvinator Teen
Nat Aviation Ween
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
North Amer Ca
Northern Pacific
Tse Eeere
D & Owens Ill Glass
Gas & Elsee
Pan Am Airway
Penney (Jc
Eves Ooo
Cerro
We Consolidated i
St. 5
S's
Inspiration
Kennecott -Ill
Miami
Phelps
New York Bank and Trust
New York Bonds
Joe Palooka
Dick Tracy
Ham Fisher
Bk of Am Nts (Sf
Bank of N Bankers
Bklyn
Bk & T
Guaranty Trace
Irving Orr
Kings County
Wyers Trust
Aker
Tracy
Gargles
Jack
Tarzan
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Chester Gould
Blondie
Donald Duck
McGonigal
Lena
Dhk Young
Walt Disney
Fred
MR. Warbucks
Annie
Smoky Hollow
Harold Gray
Public Records
I. W. R. Eiisiminger
Minnie Jostadeger
Frank W. Steel
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