Arizona tax commission to require emergency proof for excess levy requests
Arizona city and county officials must show a bona fide emergency before the state tax commission will approve budgets above limits. The rule was announced by Joe Hunt, chairman, amid ongoing hearings on county and municipal requests to exceed budgets. The Pima and Pinal county cases spark appeals and further hearings, with detailed item breakdowns sought by Thad Moore and a statewide move toward new base increases after pilot trials.
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Phoenix
Arizona State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Joe Hunt
Tucson Daily Citizen
Hunt
Pinal County
Highway Department
Pima County
Henry C. Kelly
Supreme Court
Thad Moore
Board of Supervisors
Tucson
Richard Kolb
Carl Hitt
Cattle Killing Case Heard In Arizona Court
Leslie Baker 26 ailing operator of El Rancho Diablo faced a superior court after a two hour justice court hearing on charges of killing cattle belonging to Tucson attorney Bob Barber. Witnesses testified Baker ordered a ranch hand to shoot a Brahma bull, and that additional Barber cattle disappeared over more than a year. Baker and his brother Irving were bound over with bonds set at 2000 each as Irving also faced a related count.
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Leslie Baker
el Rancho Diablo
Superior Court
Arizona
Baker
Tucson
Bob Barber
Ajo Road
Irving
Barber
Bakers
Johnny Coleman
Les
Max Foster
Max
Coleman
Les Baker
W. H. Crosby
Crosby
Ward Place
John D. Anderson
Irving Baker
Nobel Prize in Medicine for 1947 Awarded Jointly
The Nobel prize in medicine for 1947 goes to Dr. Carl F. Cori and Gerry Cori of Washington University St. Louis and Dr. B. A. Houssay of Buenos Aires. The prize totals 175,115 crowns, shared equally, with each recipient receiving 16,307 dollars. The Coris previously earned doctorates at Prague in 1920 and moved to the United States in 1922.
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Stockholm
Carl F. Cori
Gerry Cori
Washington University
St. Louis
B. A. Houssay
Buenos Aires
Karolinska Institute
University of Medicine
Coris
University of Prague
United States
Houssay
Cori
Pierre and
Marie Curie
Henri Antoine Becquerel
Frederick and
Irene Joliot
10 Day Term Given to C E Hall for Assault
Charles E Hall age 21 of 620 East Fourth street pleaded guilty in justice court to assault and battery on City patrolman T P Altenberger. He was fined 50 dollars and ordered to 10 days in county jail. The incident followed a decoy chase after Hall allegedly drove his car toward Altenberger’s motorcycle on October 10.
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Justice Court
Charles E. Hall
East Fourth Street
T. P. Altenberger
Altenberger
Hall
Highland Avenue
New Zealand Labor Federation seeks wage equity in Auckland
Auckland reports say New Zealand's Federation of Labor campaigns for adult women workers to receive at least 90 percent of the adult male rate with higher rates promised for junior males and junior females as part of wage equity efforts.
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New Zealand
Federation of Labor
Auckland
FM Radio Station on Mt. Wilson Planned
Ground broken for a 100000 labor union FM station atop Mt. Wilson to be one of six nationwide. David Dubinsky, AFL International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union president, says the project will advance public relations and allow commercial activity with 49 percent union stock and the rest offered to other unions groups or the public.
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Los Angeles
Mt. Wilson
David Dubinsky
AFL International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Dubinsky
Newport clergyman laments decline in youth morality
Canon E A Picton of Newport England criticizes youths for forgetting how to blush and asserts low moral standards prevail among the younger generation.
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Canon E. A. Picton
Newport
Eng
Hard Labor Term Given To Driver
Judge J Mercer Johnson in superior court Thursday sentenced William McFadin of 3667 South Eighth Avenue to hard labor for 45 days after he changed his plea to guilty on two reckless driving offenses. The sheriff remarked McFadin would face hard labor painting duties in the kitchen area.
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J. Mercer Johnson
Superior Court
William McFadin
South Eighth Avenue
Mcfadin
Johnson
Synthetic Vitamin A Process Announced for Mass Production
A new commercial method for producing synthetic vitamin A has been announced, marking the last major vitamin to be manufactured artificially. The development could impact food fortification and nutrition industries worldwide.
Tucson Woman Mary Emma Simpson Dies at 78
Mary Emma Simpson a Tucson resident for 10 years died Wednesday evening at 3410 Monte Vista drive Funeral services are set for 2 p m Friday at Bring s chapel with Rev Wes ley P Ford officiating Burial follows in South Lawn memorial park She is survived by husband James S P Simpson three daughters Mrs Bennie Francis Cope Mrs Stella B Sutton and Mrs Marie F Sutton all of Tucson two sons Earl E Tucson and Bennie H San Jose Calif nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren Pallbearers listed including Charles Sutton Russell Sutton Joseph Cope Dudley Van Horn Hubert Simpson and Charles Russell
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Mary Emma Simpson
Tucson
Monte Vista Drive
Bring’s Chapel
Wesley P. Ford
South Lawn Memorial Park
Simpson
Benton, Ark
James S. P. Simpson
Bennie Francis Cope
Stella B. Sutton
Marie F
Card of Thanks for Albert Mast by Folletts
We express gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy after the bereavement of our beloved son Albert Mast, and for the beautiful floral offerings. MR. and MRS J. E. FOLLETT.
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Albert Mast
J. E. Follett
Margaret Vaughn
R. C. Vaughn and
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