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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1947
Page
38
A light column by E. V. Carling explores opinions on marriage and widowhood with jokes and quips about young widows, divorcees, and hopeful seekers. It includes Q&A bits on swallow speeds and a note on Tennessee Williams and a playful baby name idea. The piece also riffs on gender, hair color myths, and prices versus prewar comparisons.
In Ventura California on Monday six year old Peter Orozco discovered a popcorn vending machine could trap a hand when he pushed to retrieve more coins after believing his quota was short. Firefighters freed his hand by partially dismantling the unit.
Seven Pacific Motor Transport employees volunteered donations to the Red Cross blood donors service after talks by W. C. Wilkinson and E. K. Dunham. Dunham explained the screening process and that a card shows blood type and RH factor. the PMT center at 136 North Park Ave is open 9 to 5 weekdays and 9 to 12 Saturdays with two evening hours. The volunteers were Howard B. Myers, Larry J. Berndt, Theodore Weber, G. R. Hodgkinson, Ruth Devine, Henry E. Lange, and George D. Clark.
Malone, 65, famed international lawyer, relocates to Phoenix Arizona and plans to take the state bar exam next June. He praises Arizona climate and Western spirit while noting past roles under Wilson and in New York and Paris. He has recently resided in California and will pursue public relations work.
In the Superior Court of Arizona Pima County Lewis S. Rosenstiel petitions for ancillary probate of Dorothy H. Rosenstiel last will and testament to issue letters testamentary. Hearing set for December 15 1947 at 9 30 a m in Tucson court house. All interested parties must appear to show cause.
The column highlights social notes and entertainment items centered on Latin American themes, surveying social calls, engagements, and gatherings. It notes bridal plans and seating arrangements for a wedding, with cultural curios in a light community tone.
The Superior Court of Arizona in Pima County issues a legal notice naming Archie Strong as defendant. You must appear and defend within twenty days if served in state or thirty days if served out of state, exclusive of service day.
Court document states that failure to comply will result in judgment by default for the relief demanded in the complaint. It lists Plaintiff's attorney as Knapp Boyle Bilby Thompson at 907 915 Valley National Building Tucson Arizona and is dated the 20th day of the month.
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