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Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

25 Jun 1956

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Tucson Daily Citizen

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Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1956

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5

Baltimore Prison Chaplain Retires After 38 Years of Service

Reverend Joseph J. Ayd Sr a Baltimore native and Loyola College professor emeritus retires from the Maryland Penitentiary after 38 years guiding inmates through last hours and seeking commutations. He plans writing and crime story reading with a focus on famous trials.

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Joseph J. Ayd Thearold Aya Loyola College Baltimore Ton Husman Joe” Holmes Jack Hart Father Ava Dames LaGuardia Eireus la Guardia Hollywood H. Mencken Avd
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Guide to Summer Fun For Readers

A fragmented guide to summer activities and entertainment offerings. Prompts suggest family oriented events and magazine style tips for enjoying leisure time though much text is garbled.

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House Votes Reduced Air Fares For Clergy

The House approved letting major airlines offer clergy reduced air fares. The change, amid a measure already Senate approved, limits the privilege to airlines not drawing federal subsidies and to clergymen traveling on interstate trips.

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Cops Shorter Recruits Amid Taller Criminals In Baltimore

In Baltimore the police department may enroll recruits shorter than prior minimums as a shortage of applicants grows. Captain Millard Horton cites cases of men around seven and a half feet tall? and notes government data show the general population growing taller while the force relaxes height standards.

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