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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1952
Page
4
Washington and Maryland traffic leaders and the liquor industry propose tavern owners offer a free cup of coffee to holiday tipplers and ensure a safe way home for anyone who overindulges at office or social parties. The plan aims to lower December traffic deaths with a recommendation to take keys from anyone not fit to drive and ensure safe transportation.
Detroit widower Benjamin Krause, 84, learned his fiancée Esther Gant, 67, canceled their planned marriage at the last minute due to her children's objection. Krause, a retired butcher with seven sons, three daughters, and 24 grandchildren, had already secured a license and vowed to ask again if she refuses.
A reader reveals a long affair between her husband and a friend who works in his office and rents a house he owns. An adviser counsels restraint, suggesting a legal separation with support rather than a public divorce, to preserve dignity and avoid humiliation.
Dear Uncle Sigmund is urged to bring gifts for his brother's children. Molly recommends selecting toys appropriate for ages 3 and 1 from a store toy department with a clerk's help. She notes Christmas should be joyful for kids despite concerns about over-commercialization.
The Old Pueblo Junior Woman's Club donated 100 dollars to the Tucson Nursery School for new equipment. School director Mrs. Imogene Myrland announced the gift and noted the club has supported the nursery as a major project. A silver tea fundraiser is planned Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. at 345 S Fourth Ave to fund an addition.
A study of University of Wyoming archives shows the United States spent more on Sioux Indian campaigns in the 1860s and 1870s than on the Louisiana Purchase, highlighting vast military expenditures in the west.
Mr and Mrs William Rose told police a near complete description of their missing 1938 Ford sedan. They reported the car was white with light brown doors a black hood and top a red wheel a green wheel and a blue wheel. They could not recall the color of the fourth wheel.
In Hollywood Marilyn Monroe outbid USC to acquire Regie Books, a collection of 178 manuscript volumes once owned by theatrical producer Max Reinhardt, at an auction for 1335 dollars. Notre Dame also noted in the contest.
The article notes personal reflections by Reinhardt on changes in dialogue and scenery. The young actress says she will turn the collection over to one of several colleges and universities.
December 9, 1952 edition notes universities that can best put talents to use and highlights local opportunities for students and residents.
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