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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1959
Page
5
Antique white and mahogany bedroom items priced per piece or set. Includes provincial panel beds, bookcase bed, vanity base and bench, night stand, 5-piece and 2-piece ensembles, twin beds, dressers, chests, mirrors, tables, and a dining set. Lacquered and wood finishes. various reg. prices and sale figures.
Dense catalog listing furniture items and prices. Includes reg. prices for reg. items like breakfront china cabinet Ry Brandt in mahogany and cherry, umbrella tables, TV cabinet, step tables, lamp tables, folding chairs, cocktail tables, snack tables, magazine baskets, slat bench, lamps with shades, ottomans, sofas, loungers, sleepers, sectionals, cribs, and various finishes. Multiple items show deep discounts. quantities noted as limited.
A catalog of nursery furniture including hardwood cribs with teething rails and drop sides, maple finishes, wax birch items, and several dressers and chests. Prices range from about 5 to 99 dollars with multiple sales tags and reg prices noted.
At least 34 fishermen were dead or missing after a weekend Gulf of St. Lawrence storm battered the Northumberland Strait fleet. The Royal Canadian Air Force logged 22 derelict boats along the coast. Two survivors were saved by an air bubble in an overturned boat. The storm caused extensive damage to boats nets and lobster pots and drew criticism of Weather Bureau warnings.
A UPI report notes U S British and Russian scientists start a weeklong study in Geneva to develop means to detect high altitude nuclear explosions. US aims to propose twelve satellites to monitor explosions within 600 miles. The conference supports a broader debate on test ban treaties. Dr Wolfgang Panofsky leads the U S delegation.
Sen. George D. Aiken argues the House vote against a new wheat program may have saved Eisenhower from a veto and that U.S. farm surpluses, worth billions, stabilize nations by easing hunger and inflation. He expects supports near 1.78 a bushel and a 5 million acre allotment to continue.
Steve Davidson a Chandler High School junior who plays trumpet and Linda Roberts a pianist from Casa Grande were voted Outstanding Campers by 250 students at the University of Arizona eighth annual High School Fine Arts Summer Session. Awards were presented Saturday at the closing concert. Dr George W Lotzenhiser directed the program and both recipients earned scholarships for next summer's sessions.
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