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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1954
Page
16
Tony Zimmerman owner of the Mt. Lemmon store sent over 300 invitations to former Safford school pupils. The fourth annual picnic will be at Mt. Lemmon at 2 p m Saturday with outdoor dinner and dancing for former students from across the United States.
The Tucson board of trustees meets at 7 15 tonight in room 101 of the vocational building to discuss a preliminary school budget and to review architects letters to the county board about the Mary Lynn and Sam Hughes School door substitutions failing to meet specifications. Other items include building program reports, retirement, new teacher contracts, and requests for additional staff for next year.
Kathleen Shaughnessy, 22, suffered severe bruises when her car struck a utility pole as she reached for her skirt fallen to the floor. She was cited for driving without a license.
Harold B. Koogle, 48, who was revived after an auto accident and placed in an iron lung, died yesterday five days after initially being pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital.
The Turson Baily Citizen lists drive in and city theaters with film titles and showtimes for BILTMORE CACTUS CATALINA FOX TUCSON LYRIC FIESTA MIDWAY PARAMOUNT PARK PLAZA PRINCE RODEO 22ND STREET noting repeat screenings through late evening and dozens of features including Indiscretion of an American Wife Naked Jungle Killers From Space and Johnny Guitar.
Jean Higgy Smelker began studying on the Ohio State University campus as a kindergarten pupil and today received her doctor of medicine degree at the annual commencement marking completion after nearly two decades on campus.
Vice Admiral Joel T. Boone dedicated an $8 million Veterans Administration hospital in Cincinnati. The new facility is the 170th VA hospital built and will serve as a surgical and general hospital for the region.
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