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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1958

Page

6

Divorce case details obscurely reported in chaotic text

Out of an unclear transcript Gerald Lipsky discussed Monica Caldwell and a divorce matter. The fragment mentions alimony, a property agreement, and a court proceeding amid garbled names and stray terms.

Gerald Lipsky Wodon Monica Remeron Abe Fry

Baby Death Rate Here Still High

Pima County infant mortality in 1957 stayed above the national rate but below the state average. Dr. Esther M. Closson cited prematurity as the main factor and noted improvements since 1940, with 4641 clinic visits and widespread immunizations. The 1957 births reached 6,078 and deaths 184, while tuberculosis mortality dropped to a record 20.8.

Pima County County Health Department Esther M. Closson Arizona Closson Tucson

Wray Enters Race For Constable

Democrat Heather S. Wray Sr. announces for Constable in Justice Precinct No. 1 as the fourth Democrat in the race behind incumbent Ed Echols Wil ym R. Molina and Charles Salla. Wray, a former Precinct 1 constable 1949 to 1982, cites experience and familiarity with duties. He resides at 360 N Highland Ave and holds several union memberships.

Heather S. Wray Sr Justice Precinct Wray Ed Echols Wil Ym R. Molina Charles Salla Tucson Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Assn The Eagles Democratic Central Committee Highland Ave

Airline Complaints Dismissed Amid Service Disputes

The commission ruled Southwest could perform on contracts while PDQ, newly formed, lacked time to establish. Robert J. Doherty filed complaints alleging Phoenix to Tucson air service by Tucson Helicopter Inc and PDQ. His application was returned and must be revised to address objections from other carriers.

Southwest P.D.Q Copmtion Commissiia Hoagie The Robert J. Doherty South Pied Open & ‘West Helicopter Phoenix-to-Tucson Tucson Helicopter Doherty Commission

Jumping Into Lake Was Big Mistake

Chicago police say Leon Groce twenty one attempted to escape by diving into Lake Michigan but his pants leg snagged on a piling and he dangled half in half out until rescued. Groce had been arrested on suspicion of tampering with telephone coin boxes and admitted making a mis step.

Chicago UPI Leon Groce Lake Michigan Groce

Man Told Police He Could Not Swim Before Jumping Lake

A man told police he could not swim when he attempted to jump into a lake, a fragment that suggests a distressed action and a potential incident under investigation.

Cigarette brands show major changes in nicotine and tar levels

July Reader's Digest reports 31 cigarette brands with up to 52 percent nicotine reductions and up to 41 percent tar reductions. The article highlights 35 informative pieces in the pocket-size magazine, noted for broad readership reaching 32 million monthly.

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