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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1952

Page

5

Lamb enters race for Pima County board district J

Charles A. Lamb, 31, Tucson insurance agent, announces as third Republican candidate for Pima County board of supervisors district J. Incumbent J. Homer Boyd seeks Democratic nomination. Alex N. Spross also runs for Republican nomination. Lamb cites a need for businesslike governance and closer city county cooperation.

Charles A. Lamb Tucson Pima County Board of Supervisors Pima County Lamb E. Juanita Dorothy Crable University of Arizona

Oliver Drachman Plans New Tucson Laundry Venture

Oliver Drachman, former owner of Tucson Laundry and Dry Cleaners, announces a new venture named Oliver Drachman Laundry and Dry Cleaners. The shop will operate at the northeast corner of East Speedway and Richey Boulevard, continuing a family tradition in Tucson dating back to 1905.

Oliver Drachman Tucson Laundry & Dry Cleaners Joecay He San Tucson Drachman Rosemary Tayior

Silk import from Orient boosts Roman trade in early era

Around the start of the Christian era Rome increased imports of raw silk from the Orient as a major trade item. The note highlights silk as a key early commodity shaping Rome's commercial links with eastern regions.

Rome Orient

Hillier Criticizes Tax Chief Over Campaign Fees in Phoenix

Hillier, a Phoenix tax commissioner, lambasted Thad Moore for allegedly requiring a 10 percent payroll deduction to fund Democratic campaigns. Speaking before 400 Pima Republicans at Mrs. Marion Sundt’s residence, Hillier urged returning tax commission control to the people while running for a six year term. He named other Democrats as benefiting from the fund and highlighted local and state Republican candidates invited to the meeting.

George A. Hillier Phoenix Thad Moore State Tax Commission Hillier Pima County Marion Sundt Commission Kitty Tax Commission Lloyd Fowler William C. Frey U. S. District 1 Congress C. B. Sedillo Jr Frey

Tucsonians Win Degrees In Out-Of-State Colleges

Four Tucson students are among those to receive degrees from colleges out of state. Wilden Fickett earned a PhD from California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, a chemistry major who has worked at Los Alamos lab since 1951. Francis Louis Simmons and Joseph F. Slevin earned bachelor of science degrees from New York University. Barbara Jeanne Loew earned a bachelor of science degree in education from Culver-Stockton College in Canton Missouri.

Tucson California Institute of Technology Pasadena Calif Wilden Fickett F. W. Fickett Camino Espanol University of Arizona Los Alamos N.M

Reform church services invite Tucson attendees Friday

Persons interested in canto Reform church services in Tucson are invited to meet at 330 E. Virginia St Friday at 8 p.m. The notice calls for community participation and lists the meeting location.

Tucson Virginia St

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