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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1946

Page

5

Voters League To Host Nonpartisan Rally In Tucson

The League of Women Voters of Tucson will sponsor a nonpartisan political rally at 8 p m Wednesday in the YWCA patio at 738 North Fifth Avenue. All local candidates on the July 16 primary ballot may attend to speak on qualifications for the offices sought. The event is open to the public and aims to introduce state senate house and Pima county candidates.

League of Women Voters of Tucson YWCA North Fifth Avenue League Senate House of Representatives Pima May E. Bake Grace Hirleman Fredericka Vossler Ethyl C. Lobban League of Women Voters

Middle Age Begins at 40 Says Nationwide Poll

A Princeton NJ report summarizes a national poll on when middle age starts. The median answer is 40, with ranges from under 40 to 60. Women average 45, professionals 45, white collar 41, farmers 40, manual workers 40, and education levels around 40 to 42.

Princeton Education College Eevee

Samuel Miller to Be Buried in New York

The body of Samuel Joseph Miller, 29, died Thursday in a local hospital and was sent to New York for services and burial by the McCarthy Williams funeral home. Miller was sales manager of Cape Auto Sales and lived at 263 Pastime Park Road. Survivors include his wife Lillian Miller and his father Joseph S. Miller, both of New York City.

Samuel Joseph Miller New York McCarthy-Williams Funeral Home Miller Cape Auto Sales Pastime Park Road Lillian Miller Joseph S. Miller New York City

Lieberman Services To Be Held In East

The body of Joyce E. Lieberman a Tucson resident for seven months who died in a local hospital Saturday will be sent to New York for services and burial. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs David Lieberman and a brother Shepherd of New York. Parker mortuary handles arrangements.

Joyce E. Lieberman Tucson New York Miss Lieberman David Lieberman Shepherd Parker Mortuary

Ramon Lopez Rosary Services Held Today

A rosary for Ramon Lopez 69 will be said at Tuc son mortuary chapel at 8:30 p m today. A requiem high mass will be sung at Holy Family church at 8:30 a m tomorrow with burial at 4 p m in Holy Hope cemetery. He is survived by his wife Altagracia two sons Eddie and Raymond a sister Carmen Gracia and a nephew Lawrence Aguilar.

Tucson Mortuary Ramon Lopez East Sixth Street Holy Family Church Holy Hope Cemetery Lopez Altagracia Lopez Eddie Raymond Carmen Gracia Lawrence Aguilar

Barnstormers Filling Skies With Commercial Fliers

Hammond Indiana June 17 A new barnstorming generation grows up inAmerica mostly ex GIs now businessmen not stuntmen The civil aeronautics board has given them federal safety regulation status These fliers bought surplus military transports to run nonscheduled airlines and carry goods or passengers They gain recognition but many are shoe string operators with uncertain futures and limited finances There have been few accidents but CAB rules aim to forestall a major one and likely curb outlaw image.

Hammond Ind America Civil Aeronautics Board Flying Tiger Line Claire Chennault China Commson

Firpo Becomes Cattle Raiser Plans to Buy Prize Bulls

Buenos Aires June 17 The Wild Bull of the Pampas Luis Angel Firpo once dethroned Dempsey and now thrives as a cattle raiser. He intends to travel to London soon to buy breeding bulls for his estancias. Firpo saved his earnings, reinvested them prudently and built a successful post boxing career. He did not return from the United States empty handed after the Dempsey bout. Besides his share of the proceeds he invested in business ventures.

Buenos Aires Pampas Luis Angel Firpo Jack Dempsey Firpo London Fitpo United States

FASTEETH Denture Powder Claims Comfort and Odor Control

FASTEETH is advertised as a pleasant alkaline powder that helps dentures stay firm for easier eating and talking. It leaves no gummy taste and allegedly controls denture odor as it freshens plate wear. available at drug stores.

Argentine cattle baron owns three estancias near Buenos Aires

The article profiles a businessman who built agencies for several American car makes and now operates three estancias in the Buenos Aires cattle-raising region with 15,000 cattle. His largest, Marion, was visited by the former Prince of Wales and later acquired by Firpo. The profile notes the Wild Bull, a 48-year-old figure with a heavy frame and gray-streaked black hair.

Buenos Aires Marion Prince of Wales Duke of Windsor Argentina Firpo

Boxer Dempsey Remembers Firpo Fight Rivalry

The text recalls Dempsey’s famous 1923 bout with Firpo in which Firpo knocked Dempsey from the ring, Dempsey rose and recovered to win. It notes he has left boxing to focus on ranch life and now mainly reflects on that match.

Dempsey Firpo

Helicopter travel costs a fraction more than five cents per mile

The estimate indicates air travel by helicopter would run just over five cents for each mile, suggesting affordable individual transport in certain scenarios. The figure implies a scalable cost model for aerial journeys and could influence planning for rapid response or patrol missions.

First Postal Card Idea Traced to Prussian Post Director

The notion of postal cards arose in 1865 when the head of the Royal Prussian Post proposed using cards for mail. This historical note marks the early concept that led to standardized postal cards.

Royal Prussian Post

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