County Rec Picture Grows with Mission Manor Park Pool
Pima County dedicates Mission Manor Park pool marking the first county swimming facility in Greater Tucson. Officials cite past underfunding and a stalled bond plan from two years ago, noting future parks and pools depend on tax dollars and voter support.
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Pima County
Mission Manor Park
Mission Manor Pool
Tucson
Pima
County Parks and Recreation Committee
Arthur N. Pack
Winston Reynolds
Ted Walker
Greater
Weacre
West Prince Road
H. C. Hutchins
National Recreation Assne
Hutchins
Snow in Tucson on Palm Sunday of 1922
Arizona Album recalls a rare Tucson snow on March 22 1922 when residents awoke to an unusual fall. Atty Oliver Laubscher then a University student described inches of snow while a note to the Historical Society cited seven to eight inches at the university gate on North Park Avenue and East Third Street before noon erased all traces.
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Tucson
Palms
Old Pueblo
Oliver Laubscher
University of
Laubscher
University
North Park Avenue
East Third Street
the Historical Society
Role as Creditor Drives Reciproc ity Tariff Policy
The piece argues that the United States must reduce tariffs to fulfill its role as a creditor nation. It cites Cordell Hull’s advocacy for reciprocal trade, notes Eisenhower’s push for lower tariffs, and warns that high protective tariffs raise prices and hinder global economic progress. The author stresses the need to balance consumer protection with national interests and calls for a five year reciprocity period.
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Cordell Hull
United States
Hull
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Waitress advertisement sparks debate on age and body norms
An old Washington Post ad calling for a blonde waitress aged 21 to 35 with exact height and measurements prompts a columnist to question why external traits are graded for service work. He laments shifting standards and the fixation on physical form over character.
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Washington Post
Times Herald
League of Women Voters outlines zoning stance in Tucson
The Tucson League of Women Voters urges active public involvement in zoning, recounts its history with the Pima County Zoning Ordinance, and announces a July August series of public meetings to propose recommendations. It defends its influence while urging careful, comprehensive planning to avoid costly, poorly considered development.
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League of Women Voters of
Tucson
League of Women Voters
Pima County
League
Board of Supervisors
Planning and Zoning Commission
Mary F. Miller
Robert F
League of Women Voters For
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Luske
Murphey-in-the Hills Ise
Commission
Devel ‘Opment
Notable Observations on Women by Hal Boyle Notebook
New York columnist Hal Boyle reflects on gender dynamics, suggesting men should woo women with flattery and admiration. He argues women crave beauty and desirability, and that the art of dealing with women is perpetual adoration, with the best partner rewarded.
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New York
Johnny the Education Problem Beyond Scapegoats
The piece argues that American education reflects societal conditions not just faults in schools. It prompts readers to examine household attitudes toward reading conformity and interest in science and math as part of a broader effort to raise literacy and achievement.
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Sputnik
John Dewey
Johnny
Confidence Rising as Economy Shows Mixed May Gains
New York reports rising confidence as May figures show gains in total employment and wages, though manufacturing employment and durable goods output still decline. Analysts note pockets of improvement while cautioning inflation and a slow upturn, with steel output edging up and defense orders boosting some plants.
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New York
Eco
Reward System Rewards Scholastic Excellence At Hiram College
An article notes a school tradition of rewards for high marks in spelling and arithmetic and describes Hiram College offering gifted students extra courses without special permission or extra charge to encourage ambitious youth to maximize their school years.
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Wwe Canny
Hiram College
Iice
Politicians Seek Clues To Trend In 1950s Voting Shifts
Washington observers map the Democratic surge across California Ohio and Wisconsin noting mass migration of workers and urban Negroes to industrial centers. They cite pro liberal programs and farm price concerns as likely drivers while warning Republicans that unseen postwar political changes threaten fall campaigns.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
California
Ohio
Wisconsin
Edmund G. Brown
Mike di Salle
Midwest
Robert A. Taft
William Proxmire
la Follette Bailiwick
Eisenhower
Tne
Ezra Taft Benson
Dar Ey
The Love Of Christ Across Nations And Ages Sermon
A devotional meditation on Ephesians 3 17 19 and Hebrews 11 32 40 asserts Christ s love is vast and incomprehensible to any one church or nation. It compares understanding to many scientists fathoming the atom and calls all saints across ages and lands to share wisdom and faith. A prayer asks God to grant awareness of His presence and strength to overcome temptations through Jesus Christ.
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Christ
Paul
Natio
Israel
Tarsus
Greece
Rome
Ayer
Jes Christ
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