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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1946
Page
10
Nogales Ariz Oct 8 Large trucks may make only one downtown delivery per day under a city ordinance enforcement plan. Mayor James V Robins said wartime relaxations saved gas. The James A Dick Co Tucson El Paso protested citing impact on local business and Nogales deliveries.
The University of Arizona received a large shipment of surplus Navy radio transmitters receivers and related equipment. Dean Gordon Butler said the gear will be shared between the engineering college and physics department and used to enhance communications study.
A spokesman for Atlantic gulf coast ship operators says unions are blocking any settlement of the shipping tie-up. Eastern interests offered separate talks while unions demand an all-or-none pact. Government conferences enter a second week as Capt. Harry Martin warns of a walkout by Wednesday unless an agreement is reached.
County engineer George Grove says federal limits on Arizona highway ore did not change Tucson area projects. Prince road paving and Mt. Lemmon cutoff must secure rights of way and material commitments, while Cortaro road cutoff lacks needed structural steel.
Last year elementary schools began experimental Spanish teaching. This year under Robert D. Morrow and Jonathan L. Booth a 15 minute radio program on KVOA weekdays will guide oral speaking and history of Mexico and Central and South America. Readings progress from conversational in first two grades to reading and writing in third grade.
The first postwar Arizona state fair opens November 8 with county entries and a 10 day horse racing program. Exhibits cover agriculture livestock industry mining domestic arts science Indian classic arts and florals. Coconino and Navajo counties showcase products and winter sports attractions.
Weather section notes cotton futures gains and losses amid a lower than expected October crop forecast with mixed closing prices. Probate notices detail hearings for Claude C Parker and H G Bonnell estates with October 14 dates in Tucson, Arizona, and instructions to interested parties.
Notice announces W. R. Eisiminger and Minnie Eisiminger will sell the stock in trade fixtures and goodwill of Vets Canteen Grocery at 3801 N Oracle Rd Tucson in a single transaction on October 15 1946. Creditors must file claims by October 14 1946 with F. W. Steel Tucson Arizona. The record also includes amendments to Arizona Airlines Inc renaming to Southern Arizona Airlines Inc and certification by Arizona Corporation Commission secretary Olwen Fraley.
The document lists owner and management details for Citizen Publishing Company of Tucson Arizona, naming publisher editor and other staff, notes stockholders including Wm H Johnson and Wm A Small, and states there are no bondholders owning 1 percent or more.
The affiant states stockholders and security holders not listed as trustees hold stock as owners and no other party has an interest in the securities. It notes the average daily circulation of 13 804 copies to paid subscribers in the twelve months before the date shown, sworn on October 4, 1946 before N. P. Wienold Notary Public.
Cattle salable 1,300 with slow selling and steady to weak prices for early sales. Bulls steady to strong with some yearlings at 18.00. Medium heifers 15.50 and cows 12.25 to 15.40. cutters 9.25 to 12.00. Calves 15.00 to 18.00. Hogs 25, feeder pigs few, stags 17.20, barrows and gilts scarce, no early feeders.
Superior Court division lists include divorce grants for Mildred Stinson and Barbara Ramirez, debt claim of 1952 dollars in Ramirez case, multiple dam and complaint filings, and notices of births to Tucson residents John Potter Ernest Robinson Clyde Love with precise birth times and dates. Roadside notices identify defendants and addresses in Oklahoma and Arizona.
Victor Eubank reports a hesitant market with gains in U S Steel Bethlehem and tobacco shares while laggards include General Motors Chrysler American Telephone and Sears Roebuck. Volume held near 1,000,000 shares as traders weighed tax losses price controls and labor disputes.
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