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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1954
Page
3
In superior court yesterday a $10,000 damage suit alleged negligence by Southern Pacific in Nogales. Ramon F P Cano claims injuries from a switch yard accident on January 13 while riding the engine side, pinned against a boxcar. His left arm was broken and he suffered internal injuries.
A $60,000 blaze leveled the Sesreeroid Methodist church in Leadville, damaging a house and garage. Firemen said the fire started on the church roof, fanned by 20 mile per hour winds, gutting the structure which had housed Baptists and served as Bay Scouts headquarters but still bore Methodist name.
President Syngman Rhee addressed the new national assembly in Seoul urging readiness to march north to unify Korea. He gave no details on his plan, but warned that negotiations with the Reds would fail. The 73 year old leader received a standing ovation at opening ceremonies. Earlier the assembly elected Rhee loyalists to key chairman and vice chairman posts, the first in Korea's history as a republic.
U S lawmakers consider legislation to raise government price supports for dairy to about 85 percent of parity, boosting butter and cheese prices. The plan, sponsored by Republican members from dairy states, would take effect September 1 and aim to quell farmer ire after a recent cut. President Eisenhower may veto the farm bill which also extends mandatory support at parity for core crops for another year.
Phoenix six member board investigating a state minimum wage for retail trades learned 58 percent of Arizona women in this field earn under 44 dollars a week. Labor statistician Jean Campbell reported survey results covering 232 stores with variety stores paying the lowest wages. The board, comprising workers and employers, met in closed session under the Arizona Industrial Commission.
Norman faces charges after his car collided with another on East Grant road when a stop sign had been removed during road work. The complaint claims combined negligence by the county for failing to replace the sign, contributing to the accident.
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