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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1955

Page

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No Motive Found in Uniontown Massacre and Suicide

Unemployed steelworker Robert Miller killed his wife, daughter and two men then shot himself after a five day rampage in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Police found Miller dead in a downstairs room with a pistol in his hand and a flashlight clenched in his left. The case remains without a clear motive and investigators pursue further information from a wounded survivor.

Uniontown W. Ralston McGee Robert Miller Anthony Rivaki Miller Helen Dolores Cellan H. J. Jaymes Derko Jaymes Demko Flo McGee Philadelphia French Wichita Falls Texas Rivak Uniontown Hospital

Chlorodent toothpaste promises fresh breath for all

A bold ad touts Chlorodent as a breakthrough toothpaste that eliminates mouth odor for everyone. It claims higher chlorophyll content than rivals, no staining, and decay prevention with gum health benefits. Giant size offered at 49 cents with money-back guarantee.

Reclassification Affects Pay Of County Officials

Arizona attorney general issues opinion on salary changes for county officers if counties are reclassified by the legislature. Current scheme places counties over $35 million in first class, over $15 million in second, under $15 million in third. Gila County dropped from first to second class after a $3 million assessment decrease. officials’ pay ties to classification.

Phoenix Arrizona William Sullivan Gila Gila County

Should I Marry My Immature Fiancé or the 30 Year Old?

A 22 year old woman engaged for a year seeks guidance as her fiancé, in the army, shows little responsibility and plans to decide his future after service. A confident 30 year old offers security, presenting a dilemma about loyalty versus mercenary feeling. The adviser urges patience, suggests delaying marriage until the service and finances stabilize, and to consider continuing the relationship with the new suitor while deciding.

Germany Sasso

Pink pants stir rural readers in fashion clash

A letter from Mrs V M asks if 12 year olds may wear pink and lavender trousers, arguing against poor taste and parental guidance while noting a rural household. A correspondent recalls a buyers’ remark that pink pants sell fast, with spring denims in pink and black paired with heliotrope shirts and vivid colors.

Valley National Bank Declares $600000 Semiannual Dividend

Walter R. Bimson, board chairman, announced Valley National bank will pay a $600000 semiannual dividend, up $150000 from the first half of 1934. The common stock dividend will be issued in two quarterly installments of 25 cents per share, with Mar 22 and June 22 as payment dates.

Walter R. Bimson The Valley National Bank

Flaming youth drives Soviet campaign across nation

Moscow reports a government push against flaming youth as press scolds youth for style. In Tiflis Dawn of the East notes Tblisi stylyagi differ from Rostov stylyagi with hair, neckwear, and fashion sense. It adds that tying a necktie does not define a man. Also reports harness-broken moose trialed as Siberian farm animals.

Moscow Thirss Tiflis Dawn of the East Rostov Siberian Arctic

Sonotone Outperforms In Center Hearing Aid Claim

An advertisement touts the Sonotone four transistor hearing aid as surpassing major rivals in power sensitivity and operating cost. It promotes a compact, well engineered device that is easy to wear and noticeably enhances hearing and personality. Contact 47 E. Jackson Ph. 26031.

E. Jackson

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