Mystery Film Shows Unknown Girl in Cap and Gown
Marie Schmidt of Naperville found a film she loaded appeared to show a girl in a cap and gown. She has no idea who the girl is or how the film was exposed.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
8
Marie Schmidt of Naperville found a film she loaded appeared to show a girl in a cap and gown. She has no idea who the girl is or how the film was exposed.
Washington city volunteers will place amber reflectors above front doors of homes where disabled residents live to identify houses with occupants unable to move in case of fire.
In Santa Ana California Charles L Snee reports thieves broke into a backyard in Anaheim and stole several cases of dog food and his year and a half old boxer named Pooch. The loss includes the dog valued by the owner.
Mrs. Ray McCann, wife of Rev. Ray McCann, won Libby Foods national contest grand prize a station wagon loaded with canned goods. The couple has entered contests for about 20 years and collectively claimed around 100 prizes. They use a scatter load technique and enter every contest in newspapers and magazines while advising to forget about the entry after mailing.
First Loan and Thrift Corp opens its fourth Tucson office in Westerner Hotel with a $75,000 remodel. Richard L. Bloch invites public inspection during a week long opening. Architect Carl LeMar John and contractor J A Binns led the project begun in April. assets rise to $2.25 million.
The U S Tax Court ruled former New York Mayor William O Dwyer and his ex wife Sloan Simpson failed to report 11 500 in earned income for 1949 1951 and ordered recomputation of tax liability for 1949 1950 and 1951 Some deductions from 1950 were deemed impermissible The court noted 10 000 in cash in 1949 from John P Crane might be campaign funds but there was no evidence of disposition If used in a reelection campaign it would be non taxable but O Dwyer did not prove otherwise The former ambassador to Mexico and then resident of Mexico City faced questions over 1 500 received in 1951 from an undisclosed source.
A lightning bolt split a barn in Sherburne New York killing 39 dairy cattle and causing a second barn and milkshed to burn. The storm also knocked out power for about 30 minutes.
South Carolina bans adding vitamins to whole milk. Health officials say consumers should seek physician advice for fortified dairy products. Dr G S T Peeples, state health officer, clarifies no fortification in standard milk sold.
A 16 year old boy admitted thefts of 16 automobiles and burglaries of three businesses to deputies Danny DeWeese and Charles McKendrick. He was caught with two other boys on Irvington road driving a stolen car and said the others joined him on several forays. He was placed in Mother Higgins Home.
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