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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1956

Page

2

Kefauver Apologizes for Attacks on Stevenson

Senator Estes Kefauver apologized for personal attacks on Adlai E. Stevenson in the Democratic primary battles and said he would campaign for Stevenson if Stevenson wins the nomination. Stevenson responded that he was pleased by the apology and urged party unity. Kefauver refused to bow out, signaling he would back the strongest candidate if he cannot win, while Harriman supporters claim he is wooing first-ballot votes.

Estes Kefauver Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson Kefauver Libertyville Florida California Eit Stevenson New York Averell Harriman Harriman Chicago Vention United Press Denver Utah Milton Weisenmann Western States James C. Hagerty Eisenhower Hagerty

Local Credit Finance Ad on North Stone Avenue

A North Stone Avenue lender promotes fast liberal loans from 20 to 1000 dollars or more. Winn Shackelford CREDIT FINANCE CO offers signature, auto, furniture, truck or trailer loans, paid for or not, at 131 N. Stone Ave. Phone 42469.

North Stone Winn Shackelford Credit Finance CO N. Stone Ave

Jackson slams foreign aid as clumsy patchwork

Sen. Jackson of Washington denounces the foreign aid program as a clumsy patchwork and calls for a full reappraisal. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs a House approved 3.8 billion dollar aid bill with 1 billion dollars in military cuts, amid doubt over final passage and potential further reductions.

Washington Sen Jackson D-Wash Senate Chamber House Eisenhower Foreign Relations Committee Mansfield D-Mont Congress Sen. Aiken R-Vi

Ferry Worker Rebelled Overwork And Pay In Sunderland

Abraham Mc Lean, a ferry boat operator in Sunderland, England, was fired after a one man strike for meals and higher pay. He claimed an 111 hour week and asked for time off and a raise from nine dollars eighty cents per week.

Sunderland England Abraham McLean McLean

Weather whips nation with hail floods and twisters

Storms across the nation dumped heavy rain and hail with isolated tornadoes. A 52 mile hail swath stretched from Greely to Grover Colorado, flooding creeks and prompting evacuations in Wauneta Nebr. Damages neared a quarter million while crops and power were affected in multiple states.

Texas Panhandle South Plains Western Plains mid-Mississippi River Valley Great Lakes Atlantic Coast Colorado Greely Grover Colo Wyoming-Nebraska Nebraska Kansas Wauneta Neb Weather Bureau Today Frenchman Creek Southern Plains Lubbock Tex Houston Beaumont Amarillo Northern Plains North Atlantic States Central mid-Atlantic States

Pioneer Chinese Banker Dies In Frisco

Charles Gee eighty eight died of cancer in San Francisco. A pioneer Chinese banker Gee helped refugees after the 1906 earthquake and fire by urging a Chinese department at the First National Bank of Oakland. He came to California in 1881 at age eleven and later ran a chain of shoe stores.

San Francisco Charles Gee Gee California Oakland First National Bank of Oakland

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