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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1955

Page

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Three Arizona grads form law partnership at 194 N. Church

William K. Richey R. Dean Burch and Lawrence Ollason, all University of Arizona alumni, announce a new law partnership at 194 North Church Avenue. Richey, a former legislator and candidate for county attorney, has served as a World War II marine and as a state representative. Ollason, a Navy veteran born in Long Beach and longtime Yuma resident, was admitted to the bar in 1994. Burch, Californian and 1953 law graduate, recently left the Goldwater staff and served on Attorney General Jones’s team.

University of Arizona Washington U. S N. Church Ave William KK. Richey R. Dean Burch Barry M. Goldwater Lawrence Ollason Atty Ross F. Jones Richey Burch Ollason Jones

Messages Started To Rayburn But Ended In Waste Basket

Washington report says advance copies of White House messages to Congress were mistakenly directed to party leaders and left undistributed. Rayburn’s copy sat in a wastebasket before the error was found, revealing a breakdown in communication that could affect executive-legislative relations.

Rayburn Washington Eisenhower Congress House White House James C. Hagerty McCormack Massachusetts

15 Minute Marriage Proves Incompatible

Mrs. Rena Matthews Wallace filed for divorce in district court claiming her husband of less than 15 minutes deserted her after a marriage on February 16. She states she was a good wife during those 15 minutes and cites no grounds for desertion.

Tulsa Okla Rena Matthews Wallace Robert Arthur Wallace

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