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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
14
New York and major centers plan a Saturday closing to rest clerical staff after a week of high activity. Futures finished 2.15 to 3.30 dollars per bale lower with late selling tied to profit taking and further developments amid rising prices.
USDA cattle and hog prices show varied activity across major markets with Denver and Chicago showing higher bids for selected cattle and hogs while Kansas City hours remain steady to weak for lower grades. Strong finished steers and yearlings reach up to 34.00 per cwt in some lots. cows and canners show wide ranges and slow bidding persists in lighter weight stock.
Canadian dollar in New York open market at 96.00 US cents, down 4 percent discount. Great Britain 43 dollars unchanged. France franc 0.845 unchanged. Sweden krona 27.85 unchanged. Switzerland franc 23.40 unchanged. Argentina peso 24.62 up 0.04 cent. Brazil real 5.50 unchanged. Mexico peso 20.61 unchanged.
In quiet early trading on Oct 2 individual stocks drew modest demand while leaders slipped. Transfers fell to about 800 000 shares. Dow components including Pepsi-Cola Santa Fe Southern Railway Firestone Dome Mines and others showed little net change. Brokers cited decontrol optimism sparking selective bidding amid broad consumer resistance and fears of labor disputes and a coal strike.
The article describes a 1 billion dollar loan proposal from Russia that was sidelined by U.S. agencies. Russia suggested Danube traffic talks as a condition while seeking favorable interest terms. Russia then arranged a deal with Sweden to address near term needs and strengthen influence over its satellites.
Kenneth N. Carmien operator of Carmien Auto Sales at 510 North Stone avenue was fined 300 or 60 days by Justice C. W. Gardner after pleading guilty to selling a 1941 Pontiac club coupe without a title. Patrolman A. W. Roberts testified motorcycles showed improper records and unassigned titles. Action to cancel Carmien’s dealer license will be started by the motor vehicle division.
Police court records show multiple defendants pleading innocent with $100 bonds for driving related charges. Superior Court divisions list probate, divorces, and debt cases with several filings and dismissals. Marriage licenses issued to Hall Fullbricht, Salmon, Wootton, and Yaw in Sacramento and Tucson.
The UN assembly held two plenary sessions to discuss routine matters and hear secretary general Lie. Debates centered on veto power with Australia seeking limits while Russia attacks small nations' veto strategy. The United States and Britain prepare defenses of the council voting formula backed by Truman and Attlee.
Three United States judges arrive at Nuremberg to preside over an American military court trial of 24 German doctors accused of cruel medical experiments on humans. Justice Walter D. Beals, Judge Harold L. Sebring, and Justice Johnson Tal Crawford travel with Lt. Col. W. C. Swearingen who acts as an alternate judge.
Navajo county supervisors awarded a contract for plans for a new 90000 jail to Phoenix architect David Sholder. The two story reinforced concrete addition to the courthouse will provide 55 prisoner capacity with separate male, female, and juvenile quarters and include sheriff offices a radio room and conference rooms.
The Maricopa county Democratic committee reported to Secretary of State Dan E. Garvey that from July 27 to Oct. 21 it received 1992.55 in contributions and spent 1008.52. Other listed expenditures include 664 to U. S. Rep. John R. Murdock 587.50 to Levi S. Udall 555 to Thad M. Moore 350 to Atty. Gen. John L. Sullivan 300 to State Auditor Ann Frohmiller 25 to Joseph P. Downey and 1312.64 to Otis J. Baughn.
Phoenix firm Phoenix-Tempe Stone submitted the lowest bid of 199495.25 to the Arizona highway department for five miles of Black Canyon road paving from Olive road and Michigan drive to Rock Springs. Eight bids were entered. the highway commission will award the contract Friday as the first step in reconstructing the road for a new north south highway. A second contract is expected later.
City of Tucson announces a bid process for a right of way easement across a sixty foot wide land strip in sections 28 29 and 30 township 15 south range 14 east Gila and Salt River base. Bids accepted at City Hall Tucson until November 25 1946. public reading and opening will follow. Mayor and Council reserve right to reject any or all bids.
The document records an acknowledgment before Notary James J. Silver on October 21 1946 by George Bennett and David Lieberman in Pima County Arizona. Notary public seal and commission expiration August 28 19. The notice appears in the Arizona state records with publication dates October 22 23 24 25 26 28 1946.
Public announcement states commission expires March 12 1948 with publication dates October 21 22 23 24 25 26 1946 listed. Prospective actions or compliance dates tied to the expiration are not specified.
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