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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1952
Page
14
A partial crossword clue page with scattered entries and enumerations. Reads like a jumble of terms including food, drink, actions, and a few definitions such as a frosted cake maker and a creeping plant. Portions are incomplete and unnumbered.
Legion commander Thomas L. Chambers selects a house committee led by Escott with James Morson Tim King and So Leng Tom each serving one year. Ways and Means chaired by James Brady includes Dr. L. Charles Albro James Scott Paul Smith Kenneth Dyer Edward Larkin George Dalton and A. R. Cornell. Other chairmen cover King Oran Samels audit Roy Confer Boy Scouts Lawrence Cross Boys State Dr. Carl E. McKee bridge Clinton L. Helbig cemetery Edward Weil child welfare Victor David constitution Albro good will James hospital Larkin judge advocate Joe Hanson junior base Tom Elmer Beston three-year term Calvin Webster legislative Mrs. George Maclary library Richard Evans membership Herbert Blakeslee publicity John Stille rehabilitation Scott Albert Goldthorpe Sons of the American Legion M R McDaniel veterans employment Cornell Saturday night games.
Two new cases urged a uniform policy to share costs on privately built sewer lines so builders may be reimbursed for lines usable by other property owners. Arizona Maintenance Co requests policy before reserving land and John Greather awaits statement to connect to a Manley sewer. Board set 5 p.m. tomorrow to decide. The audit praised district efficiency amid higher workload and several actions followed.
Mrs Frances Southard drove home with her 18 month old daughter Sandra Lee in the front seat. To keep the baby calm she gave her the purse to play with. The purse containing 300 dollars was missing when they reached home. Police said the baby may have tossed it out the window.
A broken main hoist shaft halted Miami Copper Co. work, leaving about 800 employees idled for seven to 10 days. General manager R. W. Hughes said repairs would take that long, with some foremen and pump men urged to return this morning and others kept on standby for future resumption. Vacation plans were adjusted accordingly.
A witty contrast argues that dinners fade quickly while high quality prints offer lasting joy, praising the enduring value of well made photographs. The line notes prints provide lasting pleasure beyond a single event.
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