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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1956

Page

8

O Malley Expansion Grows Tucson Lumber Firm

The O’Malley Lumber Co. expands to 247 N 4th Ave Tucson adding 4000 square feet display wall paneling and larger parking. The store began in 1915 on the same site and grew under E L O’Malley and later EB V O’Malley with C O Brown as manager since 1954.

Dick Gerhart O'Malley Lumber Co Southwest Tucson N. 4Th Ave Anager C. 0. Brown Rger Brown O'Malley E. L. O'Malley EB. V. O'Malley

Cyprus Governor Returns Amid London Talks and Cyprus Tensions

Governor Sir John Harding arrived in Nicosia from London as British security forces barred the airport amid pro-Greek protests. He said discussions with Prime Minister Eden yielded agreement on Britain's future plans for Cyprus. A British serviceman died from burns in a forest fire linked to Cypriot extremists, raising fatalities to 21.

Nicosia Cyprus John Harding London Harding Government House Anthony Eden Eden Iten Britain Prus

Little Big Horn Survivor to Attend Indian Days

Sheridan Wyoming reports 98 year old Yellow Robe, a Cheyenne and former U S Army scout, will attend the All American Indian Days from August 3 to 5 joining about 4000 tribesmen commemorating the Battle of the Little Big Horn era.

Sheridan Wyo

Can Co. to Build $5 Million Plant in Queens

Continental Can Co. announces construction of a new five million dollar plant in Queens New York for beer can manufacturing. The facility is planned to employ about 600 workers and should begin production in spring 1957.

New York Continental Can Co Queens N. Y

San Juan's Day Weather Wager for Tucson

Tucson faces a Dia de San Juan forecast with rain legends and a sunny weather bureau note. The piece recalls past downpours in 1924 1954 and 2024 and describes the festive Spanish American customs once held in Tucson.

Bautista San Juan Old Pueblo

Military officers to go civilian in Washington move

Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson ordered 11 000 officers in the capital area to shed uniforms for civilian dress. The ruling, effective July 1, stirs protest from officers and relief for stores expecting a summer clothing rush. Some reservists complain at losses while department stores tout civilian apparel sales. Senator Mansfield says the public should be reminded of the military’s influence.

Washington Pentagon St Deaden SS Today Hect Co Washington Daily News P.S Wilson Pearl Harbor Mike Mansfield Dmont

London Protest Over Modern Westerns At Movie House

Readers condemn modern westerns that blur hero and villain as costumes mix, spoiling tradition. British writers fault action cues and repeated punches, while critics note the persistent clash between spectacle and classic white hat ethics.

Times of London T. FE. B. Clarke John Calle

Tucson investors plan largest motel in San Francisco

A Tucson group led by Paul Robinson and Dallas operator Charles Sammons announced a 500 room motel and a $2 million office building in San Francisco. Construction is slated to begin in 1957 on Van Ness between Post and Geary with a three level underground parking plan.

San Francisco Paul Robinson Tucson Charles A. Sammons Dallas Sammons van Ness Post Geary Thomas Price Robinson Tucson Biltmore Motor Hotel Oracle Rd Robinson and

Tuition Scholarships Awarded at UA Fine Arts Session

Ten tuition scholarships were given to 19 students and alternates at the close of the fifth annual UA fine arts summer session. Outstanding camper Kendell Clingerman of Pueblo High will head the 1957 camp and attend with a full scholarship. The event featured a morality play, art exhibit, and evening concerts.

University of Arizona Kendell Clingerman Pueblo High School Tucson Chuck Johnson Ajo High School Helen Horne North Phoenix High School Pat Patterson Mar Lou Clark Amphitheater Jon Alquist Catalina High School Wendy Paul Douglas High School Bernedine Crenshaw Tucson High School Jan Sessions Phoenix Union High School Bruce Colell Susan Carruth Sylvia Moffett Montebello School Maggie Roediger Carol Botkin Superior High School Maury Staples Sunnyslope High School

Pima Recreation Centers Swamped In First Week

Pima County Parks and Recreation reports a surge in summer program participation with about 20 percent more attendees than projected. Centers like Amphi Catalina Flowing Wells Wright and El Centro see crowded playgrounds crafts classes and adult programs with staff added to handle overflow.

Gilbert Vy Pima County Wright el Centro

Tennis instruction offered at Yavapai High School Amphitheater

Pima County Parks and Recreation offers a summer tennis program at the new Yavapai High School Amphitheater. Beginners and improving players welcome. sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Contact Richard Moyle or register with recreation supervisors at Amphitheater Junior High on Prince Road.

Pima County

Road Worker Killed by Motorist Near Willcox

Dolphus S. Smith aged 46 of 2603 N Winster Blvd died instantly 11 miles east of Willcox while chalking highway 86 center line. Olive Hubbard 75 of Lomita Calif drove west after passing another car. charges pending. Body moved to Willcox Mortuary then Arizona Mortuary. funeral arrangements pending. Survived by wife Mirl daughter June Williams and two stepsons Kenneth and Phil Acton.

Dolphus S. Smith N. Winster Blvd Willcox Highway Patrol Olive Parilea Hubbard Lomita Calif Highway Department Smith W. L. Chastain Willcox Mortuary Arizona Mortuary Mirl June Williams San Bernardino Kenneth and Phil Acton Tucson

Free Public Swim Lessons At Indian School

The Tucson Indian Training School will host free public swimming next week after Pima County agrees to operate the pool for the summer. John Hennessey and the County Parks and Recreation Department sealed the deal, with safety gear and schedules still being arranged.

Indian School Tucson West Ajoway Pima County John Hennessey County Parks and Recreation Department Fred Bull

Thieves Strike Lake Resort in Two-Part Heist

A gang robbed a Keswick cottage of 1800 in jewelry then fled toward Jackson's Point before hitting a cabin owned by Mrs John Preston of Charleston West Virginia netting 5200 in rings and cash. They dodged police roadblocks during the getaway.

Preston

Wife Refuses Strip Poker Sparks Divorce in Los Angeles

Mrs Juanita Bradley a 27 year old cocktail waitress testified that her husband John a 29 year old shipyard worker grabbed her and drowned her by holding her head under water after she refused to play a strip-tease poker game in mixed company. She won the divorce and said she does not know how to play poker.

Los Angeles Juanita Bradley John

Business Clubs Elect Illinois Man President

In Lubbock Texas approximately 450 delegates to the national convention of American Business Clubs ended their four day session yesterday with Joe Prola of Springfield Illinois named president Vernon Brooks of Norristown Pennsylvania was named first vice president and Duffy McKeel of Odessa Texas second vice president.

Lubbock, Tex Joe Prola Springfield Ill National Convention of American Business Clubs Vernon Brooks Norristown Duffy McKeel Odessa Tex

Spying and Sabotage Infest Red China

Public Security Minister Lo Jui-Ching told the National People's Congress in Peiping that spying and sabotage are widespread and vowed a war to the end. He said authorities have unearthed many counter-revolutionary cases of great importance to safeguard the state.

Kong Kong China Lo Jui-Ching National People’s Congress Peiping

Bids Sought for Broad Way Road Paving in Tempe Area

The Arizona Highway Department seeks bids by 11 a.m. July 5 for paving 2 1 2 miles of Broad Way road in Maricopa County starting at 40th Street and extending toward the west city limits of Tempe.

Phoenix Maricopa County 40Th Street Tempe Arizona Highway Department

Salvaged U-Boat May Rejoin German Navy

In Kiel Germany former U-boat officers say a salvaged 250 ton World War II U boat raised from the Baltic could sail again in the new federal navy. The sub which was scuttled May 8 1945 eight minutes before surrender later towed to Kiel for inspection by Dr Uwe Christiansen and Guenter Herbst. They found its diesel engines and diving gear intact awaiting expert examination and a final decision by Bonn officials.

Kiel Germany Baltic Anhold Kiel Harbor Uwe Christiansen Guenter Herbst Bonn

Air Force Seeks End To Jet Vapor Trails

Armour Research Foundation says the Air Force asked to stop jet vapor trails. Officials cite concerns that long white plumes could hinder surprise air attacks.

Air Force Chicago Armour Research Foundation Clark E. Thorp

Rep. Lindner to Seek Re Election in Clarkdale

Rep Milton C Lindner of Yavapai said he will run again to finish the term of the late A C McCoy. Lindner is a local auto dealer and veteran Democratic party worker who was appointed after McCoy's February 1955 death.

Clarkdale Milton C Lindner D-Yavapai Democratic Party A. C. McCoy

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