Army And Navy Cuts Deployed By Budget Bureau
Washington Oct 25 Serious cuts in the Army Navy and air forces will weaken U S defense. President Truman ordered large budget cuts while allowing pork barrel river and harbor spending to rise. The budget bureau directs reductions of about 1.3 billion for the Army 650 million for the Navy, after prior cuts. Congress is bypassed and civilian officials may curb defense spending regardless of congressional appropriations.
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Washington
United States
Truman
Budget Bureau
War Department
Navy
Congress
White House
Army
Congressional
Guam
Pacific
War and Navy Departments
Arizona Court Records and Local Birth Notices
Public records from the superior and justice courts list cases including divorces and probate filings. The notices also report multiple birth announcements from Tucson area families with dates and parent names.
Arizona Welfare Grants Surpass Nationwide Averages
State officials report top welfare grants reaching 90 percent of applicants with an average payment of 49.49 for 9,800 recipients and 83 percent at the $50 maximum. October raises lift Arizona toward the nation’s highest averages at 58.52 with a $60 ceiling, while 81 percent of 550 recipients hit the maximum in October 19 percent reduced by outside income.
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A. B. Sieh
Social Security and Welfare Board
State Department
Arizona
California
Washington
Houston Leads United Appeal Campaign Chair Named
James F. Houston of Valley National Bank named general chair of the United Appeal drive at a Tucson board meeting held at Miss Margaret A. Knight’s home. The article lists chairmen for advance gifts and campaign divisions across education, government, private and public schools, and communities.
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James F. Houston
The
Valley National Bank
United Appeal
Tucson
Margaret A. Knight
North Ridge Avenue
O. H. Barnhill
Robert D. Morrow
Advance Gifts Committee
Walter E. Lovejoy
Robert E. Heineman
H. E. Phenicie
Matt H. Mansfield
F. Payne Dearing
Roy H. Robison
P. H. Ross
Coury
A. F. Gramer
Jonathan L. Booth
Capt
Russell B. Fairgrieve
Ralph E. Deal
University of Arizona
Pima County Democrats Report Funds and Candidates
The Pima county Democratic central committee collected 2798.20 for party nominees between Sept 30 and Thursday and spent 695.30 in the period. The filing deadline is Friday. Top expenditures by candidate include Republican judge hopeful Herbert F. Krucker with 292 in receipts and 524.37 in spending. Other listed figures cover Sheriff nominee Jerome P. Martin and various state legislature candidates with varying donations and outlays.
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Pima County
Democratic Central Committee
Herbert F. Krucker
the Superior Court
Krucker
Progressive solicitation program mapped by county officials
On Friday noon the meeting under chairman A. B. Sieh outlined a progressive soliciting plan targeting all government employees in county schools and city, federal, and state groups.
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A. B. Sieh
Mrs Edna Butler To Be Buried Saturday
Services are set for 2 p m Saturday at Parker mortuary for Mrs Edna Butler 64 who died at her home 1204 North First avenue Thursday Rev George Ferguson to officiate She was widow of R E Butler Tucson city manager 1931 to 1940 and had lived in Arizona 30 years Survivors include brother W L Mitchell Miami and two sisters Mrs
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Parker Mortuary
Edna Butler
North First Avenue
George Ferguson
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