Christmas-Themed Clues Across Puzzle Snippet
A fragment listing clues about Christmas expectations. The first item hints at a house visit at Christmas, while the third mentions looking forward to a festive season moment.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1956
Page
2
A fragment listing clues about Christmas expectations. The first item hints at a house visit at Christmas, while the third mentions looking forward to a festive season moment.
State Land Commissioner Roger Ernst rejected a mineral claim on Squaw Peak northeast of Phoenix. He said the application failed to prove mineral content and would mar the peak’s natural beauty. The claimants were C. B. Sommer Paul E. Robinson K. W. Harper and A. J. Holtkamp.
In Everett Washington 9 year old Robert Long lost both legs after being run over by a switch engine while scavenging for bottles to buy his mother a Christmas present. He collected 16 cents and hopes the community fund raises enough for an artificial limb. Doctors say he remains critical but conscious and his father praises the boy's spirit.
At S 3rd Ave and E Michigan St two drivers sustained minor injuries after a collision. Con rad Peterson, 43, failed to yield to Barbara Jean Selby, 16, as both entered the intersection simultaneously. Selby’s car overturned. she suffered bruises and a forehead laceration. Peterson and his wife Bernice, 45, were treated for shock and he was cited for failure to yield the right of way.
Strunk Realty Co. begins construction on a 1400 square foot air conditioned building at 2021 E Broadway with three consultation rooms. Architects Blanton & Cole and contractor Walter Christy named. The firm plans to begin within 60 days.
Bettina Cottons 31 of 4232 S 4th Ave charged with drunk driving after crossing center line and colliding with John Henry Culver 24 of 6042 S 28th St on South 6th near East 3rd. Louis E. Burge 35 of 4232 S 4th Ave suffered multiple lacerations. Cottons jailed while Culver escaped injury.
Tucson residents awaiting new or renewed driver licenses must wait until January 31 as the local licensing bureau closes for Christmas and conducts a training program in Phoenix. The office at 1134 S Euclid Ave will reopen next Monday after the shutdown.
Yale McFate of Phoenix, a lawyer who never attended law school, becomes judge for Mari copa County’s newly formed 10th Superior Court division. A 47 year old Corporation Commission member and former state legislator, he trained in Flagstaff with C B Wilson and scored high on the 1937 bar exam. The division starts hearings Feb 1 to ease case backlog.
The Arizona cotton harvest reached 87 percent completion with 43 000 bales harvested in the week ending December 14, pushing the yearly total to 716 000 bales. The Farm Labor Bulletin compares this year to 1950 and 1954 when favorable weather sped harvests.
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