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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
4
Molly Mayfield returns a reader letter about a husband who quit trucking for a higher paying job, faces nagging at home, and contemplates drinking or affairs. The advice columnist urges compromise on housework and limiting evening outings to restore harmony.
A man asks if his two year steady, age 19, is a good wife material given her cruel treatment of her mother and her own brow beating of family. The reply says the girl's behavior toward her mother signals dubious character and a likely unhappy outcome in marriage.
Sunnyside School Board last night added 4105 to the proposed 887974 budget for 1957 58 reflecting a nearly 154000 rise from 1956 57. Major changes include potential hiring of another high school teacher and 5100 for band uniforms with extra lighting and bleacher work at Sunnyside High School.
West Germany joins Britain Italy in relaxing curbs on trade with Peiping and aligns with Soviet bloc policies in a move widening commerce with China. The Bonn directive follows May 30 and expands licenses to boost a trade volume of 379 million marks cent in 1955, moving Germany to the forefront among Western partners.
The final four bodies of 15 West German Army draftees drowned in the Iser River during a training march at Kempten have been recovered. The search was aided by falling river levels amid a heat wave.
New York scientists unveiled a one drop blood test to show polio immunity in children. The paper strip method uses a 5 inch strip and measures virus migration with blood serum to identify those fully protected or needing further vaccination. The test promises faster screening and less blood than current methods.
The Corral Theater extends the production Teahouse of the August Moon for two more performances through Monday and Tuesday. Director Peter Marroney announced the decision as the show, originally set to close Sunday, gains an extra weekend run.
The house is sold out through Sunday and demand for tickets led to two additional performances. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. in the Rendezvous Room at the Santa Rita Hotel. Tickets may be reserved at Steinheimer bookstores. Cast includes Hal Landon Paul Emerson Carl O Dowd Charles McCoy and Meg Amado.
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