Installment Interest Noted in Passing Text
A fragmentary notice references installment interest in an unspecified matter. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable, leaving only a vague reference to interest on an installment.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1956
Page
28
A fragmentary notice references installment interest in an unspecified matter. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable, leaving only a vague reference to interest on an installment.
Dear Vision Victim advises repeating recommendations about glasses and contact lenses while noting the husband’s sarcasm. The letter reveals a nearly blind spouse and a party hallway kiss misinterpreted due to nearsightedness, with the writer expressing frustration and seeking guidance.
Dear Bewildered weighs two paths after parents’ death leaving five siblings. The writer, 24, faces marriage while twins 14 require care. Advice suggests a plan where a nearby housekeeper motherly figure helps, allowing closeness and a chance for the writer to pursue happiness without abandoning the children.
The state House Republicans led by Rep. John H. Haugh have drawn up a legislative program prioritizing highway safety and school needs. After two months of conferences, GOP members will introduce phases of the program, aiming for immediate full enforcement of existing traffic laws.
Mrs Vivian Arnold joins James C Grant Realty Insurance Co sales staff announced by J B Klensin general manager. A Tucson resident since 194? she was with Pima County Engineering seven years and prior Tucson Community Chest. Georgia native wife of Thomas Arnold stationed at Davis Monthan Air Force Base. They have a daughter Susan at the University of Arizona.
Miss Welch was appointed to the post by Grayce Gibson O'Neill, clerk of the Superior Court. Judge Robert S. Tullar, assignment judge for the first six months, scheduled about 30 cases for the first two weeks in January. Miss Welch, a Tucson High School graduate, lives at 2227 E. Drachman St.
A Tucson man, John V. Harper, 10, was arrested by federal agents for forging and cashing a U S Treasury check worth 279.22 dollars. Arraigned before U S Commissioner Thomas H. McKay he was ordered held on 1000 dollar bond and remanded to U S District Court for grand jury action. Harper is charged with cashing a check made out to Joseph Harper on Sept 1, 1955. No Tucson address listed for either Harper.
In Dallas a thief entered the home of Rev. Cecil A. Brockman pastor of Bethel Baptist Church through an unlocked door after services. A shotgun, a record player, and several records were stolen including a "Delicious Meals for Holidays" item from Better Homes & Gardens.
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