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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1955
Page
4
Police Commissioner Timothy Oconnor vetoes summer Bermuda shorts for Chicago officers after a Patrolmen Association golf tournament reveals knobby knees hairy legs and large varicose veins. The decision ends the idea of summer dress in the force.
Public service offer for a free 44 page illustrated book explaining causes ill effects and dangers of neglect of arthritis and rheumatism. It describes a proven drugless treatment used in thousands of cases and is mailed without cost or obligation from The Ball Clinic Dept. 2408 Excelsior Springs Missouri.
Rain and cooler temperatures reduced fire activity across Ontario over the weekend. Ninety nine fires remained burning with fifteen out of control, including a 600 acre blaze north of Lake Nipigon endangering a camp. Rain aided efforts in Sault Ste Marie Chapleau and central areas while Cochraine Kapuskasing saw 25 percent of fires with six out of control. Two Canadian Air Force helicopters and four bush planes aided operations in a dry sector.
An overseas-born wife writes to Mrs Mayfield about a failing marriage marked by social class gaps, silence, and lack of affection. She seeks advice on whether happiness lies in shared life or separation as she asks if her expectations are too high. The advisor counsels personal happiness, outside friendships, and weighing love’s endurance.
Joycelyn Pilapil a 16 year old from Hilo Hawaii was taken into custody after stowing away aboard the Canadian destroyer Athabaskan near Long Beach She described the trip as wonderful and said she would like to do it again She hid in a spare parts bin ate emergency rations and was later cared for by ship personnel before FBI arrest She blamed family trouble and the atomic age for the incident and planned to visit relatives in San Francisco
Burglars broke into Panda Steak House at 2507 N 1st Ave between 1 a.m. and 10 a.m. taking about 5 from till and cigarette machine plus liquor. A juke box yielded 40 cents as thieves pried entry through a back window, missing around 1500 in total. Dean Short, owner, reported the loss to city police.
In London the Lord Chamberlain’s office clarifies nudity rules after dancer Denise Vane submits poses for approval. She states only shoes were worn in the approved topless display, prompting discussion on censorship limits and stage attire.
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