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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1946

Page

7

Berlowe Elected First President of Park Backers

Herman R. Berlowe was elected the first president of what is now the siteson recreation council in a city hall meeting. W Edward Morgan named secretary treasurer Maria Urquides elected vice president and an executive board named.

Herman R. Berlowe Siteson Recreation Council W. Edward Morgan Berlowe Maria Urquides Arch Humphreys Thelma McQuade Mae Morgan Eugene Heap Walter H. Dugan Arthur Estrella J. F. Hostetter Morgan Maxwell State Tax Commission Eugene Lies Lies Mary V. Eyman Hostetter Phoenix Long Beach San Diego Loveless Gardner

Mrs Frances Stevens To Be Buried Friday

Tentative funeral arrangements for Mrs Frances Stevens 48 who died in a local hospital Tuesday night set for 2 30 p m Friday at the Arizona mortuary with Rev Jerry Wallace officiating and burial in Evergreen cemetery She is survived by her husband Albert Stevens and three sons David Tucson Donald Porter formerly of Tucson and Jack Porter Seattle Washington

Frances Stevens Arizona Mortuary Jerry Wallace Evergreen Cemetery Stevens Albert Stevens David Tucson Donald Porter Jack Porter Seattle Wash

Tucson Reports 1946 Surge as 260 Businesses Start

City treasurer records show 260 new Tucson businesses licensed since January 1 1946 with many more in surrounding areas. The array includes retail shops, mining and farm equipment, construction supplies, services, and professional firms signaling population growth and economic expansion in the region.

Tucson C. W. Otey Pac Nunne Uucbull

Two Men Arraigned For Illegal Entry

Refugio Raygosa Raygosa, 20, accused of illegal re entry into the United States at Nogales after deportation Oct 11 was arraigned Thursday before U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay Rogelio Reyes Suarez, 25, arraigned on illegal entry Both waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to Pima county jail with bond set at 1000 each awaiting federal court action

Refugio Raygosa-Raygosa United States Nogales U. S Thomas H. McKay Rogelio Reyes-Suarez Pima

Three Russian Homes Reported for $600000 in Manhattan

An aide to Soviet representative to the United Nations A Gromyko and key delegation members plan to buy three town houses on East 79th Street in Manhattan. The limestone five story homes, about 40 years old, feature extensive paneling and bronze fittings, with negotiations near completion for a purchase exceeding $600,000.

New York Andrei A. Gromyko United Nations Manhattan Upper East Side East 79Th Street

Tyrone Power and Annabella Separate After Seven Years

Hollywood star Tyrone Power and wife Annabella announce their separation after a seven year marriage. Studio confirmation follows weeks of rumors amid wartime distances as Power returns from a South American tour with Cesar Romero.

Hollywood Tyrone Power Annabella Power New York Miami South America Cesar Romero

Petrillo threatens strike over 50 percent pay demand

Chicago reports a final AFM offer from James C Petrillo President to the transcription industry calls for a fifty percent wage increase. He warns a strike will begin Sunday if no agreement is reached. The offer marks a second reduction from the original AFM demands and would boost musicians pay.

Chicago James C. Petrillo AFL’ Ameican Federation of Musicians Petrillo AFM

AFM Negotiates 37 Percent Wage Hike With Recording Industry

AFM president Petrillo says the union and recording industry agreed to a 37 percent wage increase. He notes no further talks are planned and that without signed contracts by Saturday musicians will not make transcriptions, mainly used for radio.

AFM Petrillo

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