Arizona Tax Commission Extends Tucson Dog Race Meeting
The Arizona tax commission unanimously approved a two week extension for a Tucson dog race, Oct 28 to Nov 26, despite protests from four Tucson civic groups. Phoenix observers urged a hearing, but the commission set Oct 26 for Phoenix objections. The controversy follows a racing war with calls for controlled meets and regulatory oversight after a vetoed racing board proposal.
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Phoenix
Arizona Tax Commission
William Collier and Associates
Tucson
Commission
D. C. O’neil
State Supreme Court
High Court
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Collier's Group
Tax Commission
Arizona
Sidney P. Osborn
Author Backs Russian Stand at Arizona Lecture
Gen Victor A Yakhontoff, Russian-born scholar and veteran, urged cooperation with Russia and opposed blacklisting. Speaking to about 400 at Aggie Hall on the University of Arizona campus, he praised Henry Wallace and argued for peace while critiquing U S policy toward the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Victor A. Yakhontoff
United States
Aggie Hall
University of Arizona
Tucson
Los Angeles
Louis Eaton
KVOA
Henry Wallace
U. S
Russia
Gen. Yakhontoff
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
J. P. Morgan House
Henry Kaiser
Sumner Welles
Hoefle Advocates Nonpartisan Hospital Board and Road Upgrades
Republican county supervisor candidate Melvin O Hoefle told Toastmasters the Pima hospital remains politicized under the current board and urged state action to place it under a nonpartisan trustees model. He cited neglected roads countywide and pledged to work with taxpayers after the November 5 election.
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Melvin O. Hoefle
Toastmaster Club
Pima County Hospital
Board of Supervisors
Hoefle
Rancher From Phoenix Elected President of Hereford Association
Allan Feeney of the Milky Way Hereford ranch in Phoenix Ariz was chosen president of the American Hereford association at the annual Kansas City meeting held Oct 23.
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Kansas City
Allan Feeney
The
Milky Way
Phoenix
Ariz
Ameriican Hereford Association
Soviet Unity and Peace Language At Roosevelt Praise
The article notes Americans agreeing with Stalin and the Soviet line and praises Roosevelt as an architect of unity. It cites defense of Russia's veto, Soviet promises on Italy, Trieste, and reparations, and urges equality and compromise as paths to peace.
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Icans
Stalin
Roosevelt
Russia
Italy
Trieste
Costs of Pima County services rise sharply in 1945-46
The Pima county board of supervisors spent 10.35 per resident in 1945-46, up from 8.76, with education costs rising from 31.65 to 37.14 per capita. School costs climbed from 22.89 to 26.79, and road costs grew from 1.66 to 12.15 per person. The county has no own tax rate. income comes from other governments' taxes and fuel and gasoline taxes for roads.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Fred O. Goodell
Bounty Comptroller
Arizona As Farm State Has Future
Howard R. Baker from the University of Arizona spoke to the Optimist club about Arizona agriculture and ranch production. He noted water from underground sources and that agricultural income only recently surpassed mining income, with future prosperity tied to urban employment.
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Howard R. Baker
School of Agriculture
University of Arizona
Optimist Club
Arizona
No Soliciting For Fire Trucks OK'd
Merchant policeman Louis K. Hammond warned east side merchants that an unidentified man is soliciting contributions for fire fighting equipment. The merchant patrol plans two small fire trucks but no contributions are being collected.
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Louis K. Hammond
East Side
Hammond
Class Officers Are Nominated At University Of Arizona
Nominations for all class officers were made at a Wednesday student assembly in the campus auditorium. Candidates include senior class president Ernie Oldham and numerous peers from Tucson, Phoenix, and other cities, with floor nominations adding further names. Primary elections will be held on campus soon, says student body president Hal Good.
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University of Arizona
Salt Lake City
Ernie Oldham
Bakersfield
Calif
Jack Kelly
Chicago
Ill
Roger Jarvis
Mesa
Bob Pickrell
Tucson
Nancy Christopher
Wichita
Kas
Morris Udall
St. Johns
Fred Enke
Merrill Windsor
Prescott
Bill Nelms
Globe
Bill Penn
Bisbee
Barbara Best
Phoenix
Agopie Poulos
Ruth Corbett
Verna Donkersley
Yuma
Frank Udall
Tom Fridena
Lowell Bailey
Tom Waddell
Lorena De _ Sanctis
Mathilde French
Mary Kay Ellingston
George Dodge
Ralph Snodgrass
Clayton Niles
Sam Stevens
San Carlos
Jim Pickrell
John Evans
Brooklyn
N. Y
Suzanne Meyers
Fay Plunkett
Cleveland
Jean Hargrove
van Nuys
Sue Stamler
Detroit
Mich
Virginia Houghton
Joan Yocum
Chagrin Falls
Nominaling Council Heads and Elections Chair Named
The acting head of the nominang council and Sara Pulos, elections committee chairman, were identified for leadership and oversight roles in the upcoming process.
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Man
Nominang Council
Sara Pulos
Constable Jack Terry to Limit Role After Nov. 1
Phoenix reporting that Jack Terry of Gila Bend will hold only the job of constable after November 1 as he turns in his deputy sheriff badge. Sheriff Cal Boies of Maricopa county confirms Terry ended his deputy role following a recall election attempt by some constituents.
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Hoefle
Phoenix
Jack Terry
Gila Bend
Cal Boies
Maricopa County
Terry
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