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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1956

Page

9

Recreation Crisis in Greater Tucson Demands Action

A lengthy analysis outlines severe shortages of public recreation facilities in Greater Tucson. Public pools, tennis courts, golf links, and picnicking areas are inadequate, with UA tennis courts under public use and limited park sites. The piece calls for public demand and potential funding beyond current taxes to expand parks and recreation services.

Greater Tucson Pima County University of Arizona Randolph Municipal Park Tucson Greater National Recreation Association Hutchins Citizen County Board of Supervisors Cow County Parks and Recreation

Overhaul Urged For Presidential Primaries

Roscoe Drummond argues the presidential primary system failed to engage voters with California's turnout as the lone exception. He warns that low participation and limited preferential primaries misrepresent public opinion and calls for a national, advisory primary to improve the process.

Washington California Adlai Stevenson Sen. Estes Kefauver

The Murray Chotiner Case Analysis and Controversy

George E. Sokolski discusses Murray Chotiner a California lawyer and political manager who advised Nixon Dewey Warren Knowland and others. He notes Chotiner’s shift to politics envies and enemies and suggests Congress should scrutinize lawyers tied to government and politics, while praising his stance on inquiry into influence in federal agencies.

Murray M. Chotiner California Earl Warren William Knowland Richard Nixon Tom Dewey Dewey Mr. Chotiner Chotiner Beverly Hills Nixon Congress United States Washington Murray Chotiner

Citizens mailbox calls for crosswalk light expansion citywide

A Tucson reader urges signal lights at all city crossings claiming elevated traffic justifies safety upgrades. He argues railroad lights mainly warn motorists not trains and questions state safety laws coverage. The letter references S. Cherry crossing and requests railroad funding responsibility.

Tucson Daily Citizen S. Cherry Crossing

Old Pima County courthouse and cupola in Tucson 1890

This features a historical view of the old Pima County courthouse in Tucson, showing the cupola atop the dome and the bell tower of the adjacent fire station. The piece notes three main entrances, a guarded north entrance to the railyard, gas lamps, and a clerk fire incident with records saved.

Pima County Tucson Courthouse Square Rthouse Church Street Pennington Sheriff's Office Henry Lehman

Things a columnist might not know from his mail

Hal Boyle surveys curious notes from readers about wide ranging trivia from Europe’s marriage tests to Mark Twain on impromptu speeches and a Pied Piper of wonders including 99 cent records and tiny hearing pins. He toys with odd facts about pirates, Drake, Goldwyn, 1906 cosmetics, and a joke on aging readers.

New York Mark Twain Dad California Christopher Columbus America Boston Rancis Drake Phi Beta Kappa Wiliamsburg Robert Weede Adolpha San Antonio

Victor Riesel Lewis Begins March Back

The article recounts John L. Lewis’s return to AFL-CIO leadership after a period away. It notes his sight loss, the dramatic march back into labor politics, and his meeting with David Dubinsky at the Carlton Hotel. It cites expectations of his influence on 400,000 miners and the potential reshaping of the labor federation's power.

John L. Lewis High Council of Labor John Jr Afl-Cio Labor Federation Labor White House John L Washington Lewis Carlton Hotel David Dubinsky International Ladies Garment Workers Union Garment Workers Dutinsky Aflcio Dubinsky AFL CIO

God As Beauty In Daily Devotions

The devotion links beauty in nature to divine presence, noting how flowers leaves and snowflakes reveal a higher nature beyond survival. It urges recognition of God in beauty, with a prayer asking for responsive hearts and nobler living. Courtesy Tucson of Churches

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