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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1956

Page

3

Polish Riots Flare After Soviet Consulate Attack

War saw new anti government protests in Poland following the Stettin Soviet consulate assault. Rioters clashed with police in Olecko and Lj Nowy Ciechocinek while officials reported dozens jailed and militiamen restored order.

Warsaw Poland Stettin Trybuna Ludu Polish United Workers (Communist) Party Olecko Bialystok Communist Nowy Ciechocinek Communist Party Nieszawa Hungary Szczecin

False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass

Many wearers of false teeth have suffered embarrassment when their plate drops or wobbles. Sprinkle FA the alkaline powder on the plates to hold them more firmly and feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks plate odor. Get FASTEETH at any drug counter.

Clark Extends Lead in County Sheriff Recount

With machine precincts left, Republican James W. Clark tops Democratic Sheriff Ben J. McKinney by 343 votes in a court ordered recount. Paper ballots from 12 precincts show McKinney down 30 and Clark down 8. judge Robert S. Tullar weighs challenged votes as Haverty asserts Clark’s plurality will stand.

James W. Clark Ben J. McKinney McKinney Clark ED Haverty Robert S. Tullar Haverty Ajo

Mountain States Telephone Opens Wage Talks Accord

Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. says four union contracts cover about 15,000 non supervisory workers across Colorado Arizona Idaho New Mexico Utah Wyoming and El Paso Texas Three wage scales apply with increases from 2.50 to 5 per week for plant workers 1.50 to 3 for operators and 3 weekly for accounting staff The deals run one year starting Dec 5 and require ratification by Dec 21 by union members the latest of the agreements was reached Dec 5 and two smaller groups settled Dec 7

Colorado Arizona Idaho New Mexico Utah Wyoming el Paso Tex Phoenix

Road Architect Tallamy Sees Nationwide Thruway Boom Ahead

Bertram D. Tallamy, named by President Eisenhower to direct the federal highway program, calls the plan a path to a new frontier of economic and social progress. He cites New York's Thruway as proof of how roads spur industry, jobs, higher land values, and regional decentralization essential for wartime and civil defense.

New York iPi America Bertram D. Tallamy New York State Thruway Authority Washington Eisenhower Tallamy Tory United Press New York State Thruway

Good Co-Signer Helps Applicant Get Loan

A lender notes that a reliable co-signer can significantly improve loan approval chances for applicants with limited credit. The policy highlights include steady income, stable employment, and a history of timely payments to mitigate risk.

Local Loan Co. Robbery Ends With Gun Taken

An applicant arrived at a Chicago loan office claiming a co signer and produced a gun. He fled with $800 and the alleged co signer, described as lethal, was left behind. Police hunt for the suspect.

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