Buses May Roll Tuesday In Frost Weather
A brief note suggests buses could operate on Tuesday as frost clears. The report includes a casual remark about breaking a shell and mentions Uncle Epp in a folksy aside.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1955
Page
1
Frost and Freeze Threat Warn Tucson Tonight
The weatherman warned of a killing freeze tonight in Tucson with 25 to 30 degree lows and 55 percent humidity. Snow and ice on Mt Lemmon highway prompted sheriff to station cars and advise motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lemmon
Sheriff's Office
Tucson
Phoenix
Yuma
Maverick
Flagstaff
Douglas
Rumors Fly After Third Kremlin Session Declared
London reports stirred by Moscow announcing a rare third Supreme Soviet session this year on December 23. Speculation grew that Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov may resign as Nikita Khrushchev gains influence, though Radio Moscow said Molotov attends current Moscow dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kremlin
Supreme Soviet
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Moscow
Molotov
Nikita 8
Khrushchev
Great
Salac
Red Cabinet
Hog Prices Rise Slightly in Buttered Livestock Market
US hog prices edged up modestly after a week of heavy receipts the heaviest since 1944. Receipts reached nearly 100000 head over five days with Thursday’s top at 11.85 and average 10.44 for barrows and gilts, the lowest since 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Pianist’s Wife American Die In Bus Crash
A bus accident in town killed a famed concert pianist Mrs Wal of Germany and an American soldier. Unofficial sources name Specialist 2/C Homer Bryan among the dead. Civilians Irving M. Shore and wife Lilian of Brooklyn NY and Leroy Kellogg and wife Phylis of Fairfield Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal
Germany
Homer Bryan
Irving M. Shore
Lilian
Brighton St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Leroy A. Kellogg
Phylis
Lucille St
Fairfield
Conn
President To Address Labor Meet
New AFL CIO faces swift bipartisan push for support from 16 million members as three 1956 presidential prospects prepare to speak at the union convention. Eisenhower will address delegates by telephone from Gettysburg Pa at 12 30 pm Monday Tucson time while Adlai Stevenson is set for Tuesday with Democratic backing seen for his labor outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Afl-Cio
GOP
Eisenhower
Tucson
Gettysburg
Adial Stevenson
deadly Barnes train crash claims twelve lives
A London suburb collision between an electric passenger train and a standing freight train killed 12 and injured 35. Eleven dead remained unidentified twelve hours later. Authorities reported 16 hospitalized and 19 treated and sent home. Firefighters battled flames as trains toppled and bridged girders glowed red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
England
London
West End
Thames Valley
Barnes Station
Sva
Carma Plans Jet Plane Tests at Tucson Airport
Carma Manufacturing Co of California and its Tucson unit announced jet plane flight tests to begin in January at a hangar to be built at Tucson Municipal Airport. President C E Gagnier said if successful, production would move to Tucson. the jet is the first of its kind in the U S light jet field with trainer and executive uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gagnier
Carma Manufacturing Co
Torrance
Calif
Tucson
Carma
Arizona
Ft. Lowell Rd
Martin Says She Will Run For New Term
Gettysburg report says House Republican Leader Martin after a meeting with President Eisenhower stated he believes the President will seek a second term if doctors approve. Martin emphasized his view but opposed setting a deadline, and discussed GOP goals for highway and school construction and a tax cut contingent on a balanced budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
House
Martin
Eisenhower
Senate
Land of California
Knowland
Congress
Republican National
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
United States
West Point
AMP
Tucson Bus Strike Ends With Three Year Pact
Tucson Rapid Transit workers approve a three year contract after a union vote and a $3,000 downtown merchant donation helps bridge the $3,000 gap between company and mayor committee offers. Service to resume as early as Tuesday with signing and preparations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Marathon
Tucson Rapid Transit
Transportation Committee
Harold Steinfeld
Don Hummel
Makhe
TRT
John Tigrett
Jackson
Tenn
Ueson
Merlin Gerkin
Steinfeld
Mundey Johnston
Valley National Bank
Johnston
James V. Edmundson
Wazes
Hummel
School Aid Plan Backed By Demos
Oklahoma City report: A resolutions committee of the National Convention of Young Democrats adopted a plan urging federal aid to school districts financially hurt by integration of white and Negro races. The move follows a prior resolution praising recent integration rulings, which narrowly passed amid Southern protests. Harry Ackerman of Tucson chaired the committee and introduced the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Resolutions Committee
National Convention of
Young Democrats
US. Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harry Ackerman
Tucson
Dublin Players Bring Ireland Weekend Shows To Tucson Arena
Tonight and tomorrow in Tucson feature a Dublin Players tour direct from Ireland with public events. Freshman and Varsity Arizona basketball vs ASC Flagstaff at Bear Down gym. auto race at Downtown Airport. square dancing. art gallery and museum hours. Catholic Youth Organization concert at Temple of Music and Art. University of Arizona Symphony Choir at Liberal Arts Auditorium. and a Sunday Evening Forum with the Dublin Players in University Auditorium, repeated Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Players
Ireland
Tucson
Arizona
ASC
Arizona State Museum
University of Arizona
Catholic Youth Organization
Temple of Music and Art
St.m
University of Arizona Symphonic
Liberal Arts
Dublin
University Auditorium
Goldwater Optimistic on GOP Prospects
Brief note reports Senator Barry Goldwater’s claim that the Republican Party’s chances look brighter, amid discussion of party strategy and upcoming elections.
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Thomas Oliver
Bill Piss Ders
Oliver
Flanders
Frost
Ernest W. McFarland
Demos
Goldwater
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