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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1955
Page
4
Defense Department issues immediate order to curb aggressive life insurance sales to service members. Salesmen must be accredited or licensed, firms file financials, and mass pitches near camps or ports are banned. Active duty personnel may not represent insurers and companies must take responsibility for agents.
Early today a masked gunman robbed Cork ’n Bottle Liquor Store owner Martin Zekell of 240 dollars after closing. Zekell and his wife were approached as they walked to their car and the suspect fled in a dark old coupe with missing plates. No arrest yet.
Jefferson Davis Goulette 98 a retired engineer and pioneer of the west died Saturday in Tucson. Born 1857 in Falls City Nebraska he worked as carpenter cow puncher and army interpreter before engineering for public affairs and gas plants. He moved to Tucson in 1932 and was a 32nd degree Mason. Survived by wife Emma two sons Jefferson and Phillip and a sister. Funeral arrangements by Bring's Funeral Home.
A 19 year old Davis Monthan airman Robert D. Stevens was booked on a drunk driving charge after his 1947 sedan rammed the rear of Paul R. Francis’s car at E 22nd St and S Alvernon Way. Two passengers Marion E. Gettys and Maril E. Matthews were treated at St Mary’s Hospital and released.
From the Fifty Years Ago feature in Needham Chronicle the William Carter Co. made its annual distribution of underwear to employees this week a custom welcomed by recipients and supporters of good employer employee relations.
An Army ROTC unit at Arizona State College in Tempe won the annual Army Air Force drill competition. Cadet First Lt. Robert Anderson led the organization as the second platoon of headquarters company was judged the winner by a panel of three judges.
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