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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1957
Page
5
Molly Mayfield shares a humorous domestic feud as her husband wields tiny attentions. He hides notes, roses, and even a poem on her clothing and breakfast, culminating in a mousetrap incident. She fears the prank is overstretched and seeks a calmer remedy with a playful napkin note suggestion.
A reader asks how to handle family strife caused by her sister in law and airline hostess guests. The columnist advises the husband to resolve both his mother and sister issues and stay out of the mess, noting the woman is lucky he wants to keep the hostess’s sister away and praising hostesses overall.
Tucson parents seek to start a pre school nursery for blind children aged four to six. Two mornings weekly sessions are planned at the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind on 1200 West Speedway. Parents and interested teachers may contact the state school.
A NAVOSOA member proposes expanding nursery education to assist farmers facing a childcare shortage. The plan suggests federal subsidies for creating nursery experiences near farming areas and to be offered at local schools to support primary education.
A 21 year old woman suffered a fractured right arm after being hit by a car while crossing at Meyer Ave and W Jackson St. Hortensia Vejar of 760 N th Ave was admitted to County Hospital for treatment. Police cited Charles R. Sippel of 6114 N 32nd Ave Phoenix.
A driver admitted not seeing a woman as she was nearly across the street inside crosswalk lines when struck, and officers noted the pedestrian had the right of way. The incident prompted investigation into fault and safety at the intersection.
Three robbers in Stockton drop cash and a cigarette lighter as they flee, leaving behind the empty wallet of cab driver Liesy Cashara. Police pursue leads and review surveillance to identify suspects. Local authorities warn residents to stay vigilant after the daytime theft.
E A Thompson president of E J Moore Construction declined to detail the plan shown to major creditors yesterday. He expects a creditor decision within days on whether the proposal satisfies claims. Liens against Moore and his homeowners may leave unpaid labor and materials to homeowners if unsettled. Moore is in California for injuries from a car crash and faces two civil suits plus numerous complaints.
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