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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1955

Page

2

Major Industries Forecast Rise in U S 1956 Production

Government survey forecasts higher output in iron and steel aluminum autos construction and power equipment in first half 1956. Small business earnings expected to rise with low failure rates while the federal reserve reports credit expanding but sustainable payoff relative to income.

U.S Robert Morrison Washington America Commerce Department Iron and Steel Tro Federal Reserve Bulletin

Tucson Area Dominates Arizona Highways January Issue

The January issue of Arizona Highways spotlights the Tucson area with the lead tribute to U. S. Highway 80 by Joyce Rockwood Muench and Joseph Muench. Colossal Cave is featured in Home of the Humming Bird Bats, and A Rose Grows in Tombstone highlights the world’s largest rose tree. Tucson writer Joseph Wood Krutch contributes What and Why of Desert Country, reflecting his Desert naturalist perspective.

Tucson Arizona Highways Joyce Rockwood Muench Arizona Joseph Muench Colossal Cave Tombstone

Jet trainer crashes into traffic at Los Angeles airport

Capt. Dwight J. Cook of Niagara Falls air base was killed when his jet mislanded on a taxiway at Los Angeles International, striking vehicles on Sepulveda Boulevard. Mrs. Louis La Montaigne of Oakland suffered serious injuries as three cars were involved. Cook died later from multiple injuries.

Los Angeles Dwight J. Cook Niagara Falls N.Y Air Force Base Los Angeles International Airport Supulveda Blvd Cook Mobile Louis la Montaigne Oakland Calif Martin Vernon Swanson Inglewood Gelen Linda Iu Sepulveda Blvd

Plane Makes Emergency Landing at Bryce Canyon

An American Airlines jet from Los Angeles to New York with 40 passengers made an unscheduled landing at Bryce Canyon emergency field after engine No. 4 caught fire. Pilot C W Evans feathered the propeller and landed at 1 am as nearby firemen extinguished the blaze. Flight 4 departed LA at 10 pm Tucson time and would reach New York at 5 15 am.

Bryce Canyon Utah American Airlines Los Angeles New York C. W. Evans Evans Tucson

Japanese Kidnapper Sentenced In Child Ransom Case

Tadahiko Miyasaka, 37, convicted of kidnapping the 6 year old son of comedian Tony Tani for a 2 million yen ransom. He received four years in prison as the judge cited no harm to the child. Prosecution sought eight years.

Tokyo Japan Tadahiko Miyasaka Tony Tani Miyasaka

Students Run Profitable Enterprise

A 19 year old Dallas youth and his Michigan roommate turned a $4,000 Canadian stock investment into a $23,000 venture. Roger Coley from Dallas at Yale studied chemistry before economics, with Dick Manoogian of Detroit aiding their Manoogian Enterprises Ltd. They focus on mining and petroleum stocks on the Toronto market, using 1,200 stock charts to guide buys and sells.

Dallas Michigan Roger Coley Western Union Yale University O'Connor Dick Manoogian Detroit Texan Coley Manoogian Enterprises, Ltd Toronto Yale Roger

Chief Plans Patrol from Airplane Over Colorado Highways

Patrol Chief Gilbert Carrel will direct state highway enforcement from a patrol plane during the New Year weekend. He will monitor Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver and Greeley regions from above, citing safer operations as traffic deaths in Colorado rise to a record 418 that year.

Denver Colorado Gilbert Carrel Pueblo Colorado Springs Greeley Carrel

Canadian Students Tout High Risk High Reward Venture

Aumaque Gold bought at 1.04 and sold at 4.42 with a major loss from 10 000 shares of a company that went broke. Coley notes Canada closely mirrors US markets and can quadruple investments. He cites profits reinvested and an expected 150 000 by graduation.

Aumaque Coley United States Canada

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