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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1940

Page

5

Sentimental Yule Cards In Demand In Tucson

In Tucson a bustling sentimental greeting card market is led by Elizabeth Donelson who crafts personalized cards from clipped decorative figures and stamps while confined to bed. F T Peterson writes verse for cards as a hobby and works at Anson Rest Home. Bill Lake prints copper Western style cards and uses 700 pounds of copper. The Tucson Center of Arts and Crafts features linoleum prints by R onstadt who also avoids writing verse.

Tucson Elizabeth Donelson South Sixth Avenue Miss Donelson F. T. Peterson Anson Rest Peterson Buzza Company Minneapolis L. L. Lake The Artcraft Stationery Company Southwest Lake Pete Martinez Joe Rodriguez Lone Wolf Greenland

Mexico probes price control plan for high living costs

Congressional circles report Minister Ja vier Gaxiola stating President Avila Camacho ordered concrete steps to curb living costs. Beans corn and cloth prices have risen in months, sparking concern from ex President Cardenas who created a price control panel with limited success. A similar mechanism may be considered to counter crop shortfalls in beans and corn.

Javier Gaxiola Avila Camacho Cardenas

Snow halts Christmas tree cutting on Catalina mountains

Snow and ice blocked the road to Mount Lemmon and blanketed peak forests, making tree cutting impossible over the weekend. Forest Ranger Ed McPhaul said rangers could not access the designated trees. only a few were cut at Soldiers Camp last Saturday before more snow stopped progress. A foot of snow was reported at Bear Wallow canyon mouth. Peru plans several new highways.

Mount Lemmon Ed. McPhaul Catalina Mountain District Coronado National Forest McPhaul Soldiers Camp Bear Wallow Canyon

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