Army Of Philippines Auxiliary Elects Officers At Meeting
The Army of the Philippines Guadelupe Order No. 32 held a joint meeting at American Legion post 38 electing Georgia Green president Francis E Meekins first vice president Josephine Bryant second vice president Sadie E Peters secretary treasurer Mae Simpson chaplain Carmen L Armstrong sergeant at arms and Harleen McGriff trustee Entertainment committee members are Elizabeth Spears Donoda Martin and Trinidad Johnson Officers will be initiated on November 13 and ritualistically installed by National Organizer Will J. Martin.
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Army of the Philippines, Guadelupe Order No. 32
Hall of the American Legion
Post 38
Georgia Green
Francis E. Meekins
Josephine Bryant
Sadie E. Peters
Mae Simpson
Carmen L. Armstrong
Harleen McGriff
Elizabeth Spears
Donoda Martin
Trinidad Johnson
Will J. Martin
Parks Debate and Zoning Hearings Dominate City Meeting
Kenneth Mitchell of the FHA in Los Angeles weighs in on park ownership and taxes as the commission considers park plans in a subdivision. Two zoning hearings yielded no decisions, with Catalina Vista proposed changes from B-1 to B-2 over neighborhood business limits. Broadmoor owners seek 60 foot street widths on Country Club road, while a 50 foot option is offered. no action taken.
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Kenneth Mitchell
FHA
Los Angeles
Kivel
Mitchell
Catalina Vista
Grant Road
Campbell Avenue
East North Street
George Grove
Glenton Sykes
South Country Club Road
East Broadway
Broadmoor
John Murphey
City council pushes for citywide street improvements
A council member urged equitable paving across all city areas not just selective wards. He noted west side pavements are worn and in need of repairs. The article adds a historical aside about Sultan Kadjar's omitted wives.
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West Side
Davis Monthan housing manager James E Thornton resigns
James E. Thornton, manager of Davis Monthan dwellings, has resigned. The move was confirmed by William I. Walsh, executive secretary of the Tucson housing authority.
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James E. Thornton
Davis-Monthan Dwellings
William I. Walsh
Tucson Housing Authority
Bank Debits Decline Week of Oct 9 Yet Surpass 1940 Levels
Total debits for the week ending Oct 9 fell slightly by about 600,000 but reached 11,008,825, well above last year's similar week at 7,472,472 and nearly five times 1940's 2,957,418. Clearing house totals were 11,045,564 versus 7,491,811, with six years ago at 3,047,109.
Kiwanis meeting reports club growth and science talk
Kiwanis members gather at 5 p m in the American auditorium for division updates. Lt Govs Kimball Sellard Overman note mixed membership changes, one new club in division 2, and a school for new members in El Paso. Editor William Mathews adds remarks on peace and atomic energy applications.
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Illiam F. Kimball
Arizona
Yuma
E. Parke Sellard
New Mexico
Ed W. Overman
el Paso
el Paso Kiwanis Club
Overman
Remick Buehman
William R. Mathews
The
Arizona Daily Star
Mathews
FM Radio Station Permit Granted Here
Washington date. Sun Company Broadcasting Co. of Phoenix and Sun Country Broadcasting Co. of Tucson, Ariz., have received tentative authorization to operate FM radio stations. The permits are subject to engineering approval by the communications commission.
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Washington
Sun Company Broadcasting Co
Phoenix
Sun Country Broadcasting Co
Tucson, Ariz
The
Communications Commission
Law blocks lawmakers from county salary raise votes
Everett Washington. A Superior Court judge ruled that legislators who voted to raise salaries of county officers cannot be elected to any of those offices in the upcoming fall elections. Justice W. L. Brickey issued the decision.
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Everett
Wash
U.P
W. L. Brickey
Red Sox and Cardinals Tangle in Front of Crowd
In a tense game at bat by bat pace, the Red Sox build a 3-1 lead with Culberson’s homer and Pesky stealing second. Musial doubles for the Cardinals, but Beazley and early errors pace a tight pitching duel through eight innings.
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Cardinals
Walker
Higgins
York
Williams
Marion
Brazile
DiMaggio
Red Sox
Pesky
Brazie
Garagiola
Sky
Kurowski
Musial
Gutteridge
Schoendienst
Moore
Cardinal
Digie
Slaughter
Culberson
Partee
Johnny Beazley
Dobson
Lee Ballanfant
Downalker
Erv Dusak
Artee
Vernal Jones
Johnny
Beazley
Dusak
Earl Johnson
Bob Klinger
St. Louis
Steinfeld outlines plans for Stone and Pennington area
Steinfeld outlines major renovations in the Stone and Pennington vicinity. He aims to upgrade the corner Steinfeld grocery store building and the Tucson Gas Light & Power office building. The wholesale hardware business will relocate to a railroad-adjacent site for retail use. Pioneer hotel plans a new garage for guests and the public during Montgomery Ward development, covering the East Alameda street parking lot. The Montgomery Ward store on Stone near Pennington will move to new quarters, with its current building to be improved.
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Tate
Steinfeld
Stone and
Pennington
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Pioneer Hotel
Monntgomery Ward
East Alameda Street
Stone Avenue
Montgomery Ward
North Stone
Montgomery Ward & Company
A Bomb Thefts and Arrests Tie to Atomic Images
A-Bomb men traveled to Baltimore to buy a truck and met Army captain Rike. Comer faced costs of possible improvements over half a million dollars and warned of material delays. Hoover said six photos of the atomic bomb were shown to Rike, who suggested selling to a newspaper for about seven dollars. FBI and military authorities arrested Daubenheyer after the newspaper visit. Comer, 23, Bel Air, Pearl Harbor veteran. Daubenheyer, 26, Bel Air, Navy veteran. Rike, 26, Chattanooga cartographer.
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Steinfeld
Hoover
Comer
Rike
Baltimore News-Post
FBI
Daubenheyer
Bel Air
Pearl Harbor
Marshalls
Tinian
Army Air Forces
Navy
Merchant Marine
Chattanooga
Tenn
England
France
Germany
Eight delegations to speak on Bulgaria at conference
Paris draft moves forward as Byrnes reports eight delegations will address Bulgaria. Conference cannot vote on treaty articles before nightfall. Also notices from Pima County Arizona announce hearings on road abandonment and probate matters including the Westrip and Parker estates with dates set for October 1946.
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Byrnes
Bulgaria
First Avenue
Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Arizona
Said County
Range 14
G&srb& M
North First Avenue
Court House
Tucson
State of Arizona
State of
County of
Pima
William James Westrip
Nellie Leona Westrip
A.D
D. Hall
Anna H. A
Claude C. Parker
Attorney Van Buskirk Improves After Wounding
The condition of attorney John L. Van Buskirk who was shot by Peter Newton ten days ago at his office doorway continues to improve. He was wounded in the abdomen and is receiving care at St Marys Hospital as of Friday.
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John L. van Buskirk
Peter Newton
St. Mary's Hospital
Buskirk
Newton
Meat Control Debate Spreads Through Cabinet Session
Anderson said his department is studying a petition from the OPA beef advisory committee seeking removal of livestock price controls. Rep. Celler urged the President to declare an emergency, suspend tariffs on imported meat, and lift the quarantine on Argentine beef. For the third straight Friday meat tops the cabinet agenda as officials confer on a way to address steak and chop shortages.
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OPA
Anderson
OPA Beef Advisory Committee
Rep. Celler
D-Ny
Stepinac Trial Marks Yugoslavia's Historic Court Test
The court president read detailed charges as Stepinac remained erect and calm in the high ceilinged room. This historic trial marked the first time a high Catholic Church dignitary faced the defendant's bench in Yugoslavia.
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Stepinac
Yugoslavia
Vatican notes Yugoslavs soften penalties in Stepinac case
Vatican sources say Yugoslav authorities will not seek the death penalty for Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac after a 16 year prison sentence was handed down in Zagreb. The Vatican secretariat of state noted a possible “soft pedal” by Tito’s government to avoid capital punishment.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Aloysius Stepinac
Zagreb
Vatican Secretariat of State
Marshal Tito
Stepinac
300,000 Disabled Men Goal to Boost Joblessness Remedy
Erskine cites more than 300,000 disabled persons and veterans without suitable work despite qualifications. He notes employment gaps for unemployed war veterans and veterans in war work now obsolete. He convened labor management and veterans to adopt basic employment principles for the national economy.
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Erskine
OPA to raise zinc price by one cent per pound
The OPA will announce a one cent per pound increase in zinc price next Monday. The new price will be 0.914 cents an ounce. Experts doubt the raise will boost domestic production or attract foreign offers. The government cannot buy zinc abroad and sell at a loss, and the foreign market remains higher, limiting imports.
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Washington
OPA
Sen. Taylor
D-Ida
Probate and corporate amendments surface in Arizona notices
Notices disclose a probate filing for Claude C Parker with a hearing set in Tucson on Oct 14 1946 and another probate action for H G Bonnell with a hearing on Oct 14 1946. Also included is Arizona Airlines Inc amended articles renaming Southern Arizona Airlines Inc and related corporate secretary attestations from Oct 1946.
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Belle D. H
Olwen Fraley
Arizona Corporation Commission
City of
Phoenix
Arizona Airlines. Inc
Southern Arizona Airlines. Inc
Edwin J. Montgomery
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R. H. Martin
SYLVIA _G. POWELL
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Superior Court
Gene Akern
Dick Tracy
Dc Schully
Tarzan
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Chester Gould
Major Moseley
Ham Fisher
New York City
America
Karloff
Sinatra
Dali
Lena the Hyena
YOUSE
Miss Lena the Hyena
Wilkesbar
Blondie
By AL Capp
Jin Dogpatch
Lena
By Chk Young
Here Comes
Daddy
Donald Duck
Unca
Donaldz
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Walt Disney
Dr.zee
Doc
By Harod Gray
Fred
van Buskirk
Celler
Belle D. Hall
H. G. Bonnell
Alice Bonnell
Wilbert H. Hatcher
Cresstens Ene
Arizona Airlinc Corporation
Ise
Seqcineneeee
Arizona Airlines, Inc
Wilber H. Hatcher
Saeuenerenen
Southern Arizona Airlines Inc
M. W. Montgomery
Moore Romley & Roca
Phoenix Ariz
Gertrude Oas
H. V. Halladay
6Th St
G. W. Patterson
DR. L. M. Patterson
Optometrists
Valley Bank
Cash & Carry
Wallis Cleaning Service
East Ninth St
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