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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1961

Page

12

Yule Party Set For Six Hundred Local Children

Harry V. Lehman plans a Saturday Christmas party for about 600 children aged 3 to 8 at the Tucson Inn Bagdad Garden Room from 1 to 3 pm by invitation. A. T. Albright assists. toys were purchased through Lehman’s long merchandising career.

Harry V. Lehman E. Linden St Tucson A. T. Albright 1St Ave Bagdad Garden Tucson Inn Lehman Wetmore School Silverbell Community

Patrolman Kenneth Hagin Abduction Case Heads to Sentencing

Two men face sentencing Friday after pleading guilty to kidnaping grand theft armed robbery and attempted armed robbery in an Arizona case. Paul Vernon Johnson 23 of North Little Rock Ark admitted guilt while James C Saal 24 of Washington DC pleaded guilty as an accessory. They abducted Patrolman Hagin at a Joseph City motel and attempted to force him to drive their car but fled when a roadblock was set. They were captured 25 miles west of Flagstaff after their car hit a snow bank.

Holebrook Arizona Paul Vernon Johnson North Little Rock Ark James C. Saal Washington, D.C Kenneth Hagin Joseph City Hagin Flagstaff

Dangers Tied to Metal Christmas Trees Warned

Phoenix fire officials warned that metal Christmas trees can electrocute anyone who touches a short. Capt. Ted Cummings advised not to attach lights to metal trees and to turn off lights when leaving home due to risks with evergreen trees and other hazards.

Phoenix UPI Ted Cummings

Dear Poor Richard Mrs Mayfield column advice

In this letter Richard complains his wife symptoms and questions his health, jokes about wills and burial. The advisor suggests hypochondria may be reinforced by his wife and urges seeing a doctor to clarify real ailments and seek better sympathy. The tone blends humor with practical guidance on health and relationships.

Mrs. Mayfield Molly Richard Florida

In Love With The Easy Life Letter to a Bridegroom

A reader named Leonard writes about his marriage to Laura and his plan to pursue writing and painting while working part time for his father. He cites a large family trust fund and questions why he should not indulge his artistic talents if he avoids full-time work. Laura counters that a man should hold a full-time job. The columnist suggests using income and talents to become a full-fledged writer or artist to gain respect from Laura and himself.

Mrs. Mayfield Laura

Forest Service Showcases Aluminum Christmas Tree in Montgomery

The U.S. Forest Service office in Montgomery displays a Christmas tree fashioned from aluminum. The lightweight metal sculpture highlights holiday spirit at the agency's local site.

Forest Service Montgomery Ala U.S. Forest Service Office

Slaying Hearing Set for Friday in Motel Case

Mrs. Mary Louise Tumonis faces a first degree murder charge after shooting her husband at the Wee Too Motel in Benson Highway South Side. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 10 15 a.m. in Justice Court 2 with bond denied pending Friday's ruling. The couple reportedly argued and drank before the 1 a.m. shooting.

Mary Louise Tumonis Justice Court South Side Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson Richard Grand William Tenney Bond Johnson Tumonis Wee-Too Benson Hwy

Getty Struggles With 18 Dogs At His Estate

London UPI reports J Paul Getty faces a canine overflow as his estate hosts 18 dogs. His assistant Miss Robina Luna says the dog population is rising fast and Getty will hire a full time kennel aid to manage them.

London UPI J. Paul Getty Getty Robina Luna

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