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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1956
Page
4
Industry optimism remains despite higher 1957 price tags for electric autos and a leveling of demand for new cars. Dealers report rising inventories but anticipate continued strong production and sales, with forecasts for 1957 near record levels as used-car demand supports the market.
Postmaster Harold B. Collins said Christmas packages will be delivered Christmas Day by postal employees volunteering to work. Special delivery mail will be delivered but regular letter size mail will not be delivered.
William Worthy an American newsman and Afro-American correspondent boarded a train to Communist China defying a State Department ban. He plans a month long tour and says he will test any legal action as a result. Worthy claimed prior permission and notes his Harvard Neiman Fellowship context.
Patrolman Seymour Goldman was suspended for six days without pay for rough and careless handling of city property following an accident December 13 at E 23rd Street and Fairland Strait. Goldman, uninjured, reportedly drove west on Fairland Avenue at about 35 miles per hour, lost control, and rolled over after hitting a dip in the road.
Grady and Kaldenbaugh advertise quick service refinancing for owner occupied homes duplexes and mercantile buildings with 10 or 20 year terms. Phone MA 23241 located at 628 North 4th Avenue.
A statewide campaign led by Pima County Assessor Leo J. Finch pushes for copper license plates for Arizona autos by 1958. Finch has circulated sample resolutions to about 100 civic groups to urge the Arizona State Highway Commission to require copper plates, citing durability and regional pride.
A thief swiped about $53 from the cash register at Willie's Snack Bar 149 S Meyer Ave during a Saturday night brawl in front of the store. Patrons diverted attention to the fighting as the theft occurred.
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