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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1947
Page
8
Across Denver and Chicago markets the report shows cattle mostly steady to lower with steers and heifers down 25, bulls and canners higher, and calves steady. Hogs weaken, with butchers down and sows off, while top fed steers and choice loads command around 35 a hundredweight and 27 to 28 for select hogs, reflecting varied demand.
Chicago grain markets fell sharply as heavy liquidation pushed the maturing wheat contract under 3.00 for the first session of the week. Prices opened higher but quickly reversed, with limited rally and selling by commercial interests on 675,000 bushels of cash wheat sold to the Commodity Credit Corporation. Government anti inflation policy worries, rains in the southwest, and a late department report left wheat stocks high. December wheat around 2.97 to 3.15, corn mixed, oats steady to down.
Public records list City Court actions: Paul J. Cella, John A. Thomas, and Paul Antone charged with drunk and disturbing the peace, penalties $15 or 15 days each. Frank Palimo and Max Manuel charged with disturbing the peace, $10 or 10 days each. Kenne Woodrow fined $15 days for breaking glass and public drunkenness. Roger Johnson fined $5 for over vehicle. Col Y W Stanley fined $15 or 10. Horace F Ferry and Pat McGlamery fined for jaywalking, $2 and $1 respectively. Justce Court: Co W Gardner and Edward Costine on disturbing the peace, $50 and 30 days. Robert White on disturbing the peace, $15 and 15 days. Ace Brown reckless driving continued. John C Sloan bogus check, waived preliminary hearing, held to answer to grand jury under $1,000 bond.
Superior Court petitions include administration for John A. McLean from Estate filings. Criminal complaint against John C. Sloan for obtaining money by false checks. Boone divorce action between Agnes M. Boone and Moses Boone. Hodges et al versus William N. event to quiet title. Levitt versus Pima County yields a $40.41 judgment. Sullivan versus Pima County yields a $76.06 judgment. Gibbons et al versus P C Welton grants writ of restitution of premises.
A Tucson notices list several marriage licenses for couples including Greta Stevens and Johnny Porter, Shirley Carter and Louis Benesch, and Ophelia Smith with Harold Hefer. Also named are Teresa Reuser and Robert Sheffield, Halcyone Clark with Edward Anway, and Wilma Jackson with Arthur Paige Jr., among others. Births record a boy born at Tucson Medical Center to Mr. and Mrs. Mayo at 2:41 a.m. and another boy to Mr. and Mrs. Terrack at 2:53 a.m. on Oct 25.
New York reports heavy buying and firm tone in cotton futures as nearby deliveries lead gains and deferred contracts firm. Traders cite belief that Friday's setback was overdone amid tightening supply. futures close 55 cents to 1.60 higher with mixed table reads and a firm nearby market.
Max Brown Jr. was arrested at 9 a.m. Saturday on charges of reckless driving after a collision with a car driven by Mrs Arline Dzuban. Brown, 31, of 3210 East Second Street, was deemed too drunk for arraignment at 10 a.m. and the arraignment was postponed to Monday. Dzuban sustained a forehead laceration and was treated at the county hospital. Total damage to both cars estimated at $230.
The body of Ted Marshall Knauss, 26, who died Thursday in a local hospital after a two year illness, will be sent by Bring's funeral home to Hammond Indiana for funeral services and burial. Survivors are his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Knauss of Hammond.
Raymond E Brown and Dora M Brown owners of Brown's Market at 1014 East Fifth Street Tucson Pima County announce a bulk sale of the stock in trade goods wares and merchandise and goodwill on November 3 1947 at 2 p m The sale is in a single transaction not in the ordinary course of business Notice of claims must be filed with Pioneer Escrow Corporation 152 N Church Street Tucson Arizona before the date The instrument acknowledged October 20 1947 by the Browns before Notary Joseph M Schachner My commission expires April 10 1950 Pub Oct 22 23 24 25 27 28 1947
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