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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
3
In Philadelphia area a suburban German Town church displays a sign reading Come in and have your faith lifted. Reverend Frank H. Heinz promotes the message from the church yard inviting passersby to enter.
Quick service refinancing on 1st mortgages at 5 percent with 10 or 20 year terms. 544 percent life insurance may back loans. E. L. Grady of Golden Rule Realty at 628 N. 4th Ave. phone 2-3241 provides details for owner occupied homes, duplexes, and mercantile buildings.
The UN Security Council plans an urgent session on Guatemala as Honduras and Nicaragua allegedly aid rebels against President Jacobo Arbenz. Brazil and Colombia support Guatemala, while the Soviet Union vetoed a prior move to the OAS. Aimed at a ceasefire, the council will hear a Latin American-led call for fact finding.
Readable portions list a Speedway address 5710 E Speedway and phone numbers 6 7273 and 3 1298 for ads on trucks soap boxes political notices walls glass and bulletins.
Washington The Southern Pacific railroad asked to build a nine mile branch line in Kern county California extending west from Mojave to serve a cement plant planned by California Portland Cement Co at the end of the new line.
A federal grand jury in New York returns an indictment charging fourteen people including three New York lawyers with plotting to corrupt Internal Revenue Bureau officials and hinder tax scandal investigations. Defendants include Schopick, Davis, Halperin, Hoffman, Bolich, and Grunewald with ten coconspirators named in the first count. The case targets witnesses before a Brooklyn grand jury and a House subcommittee. investigations continue in New York and Washington.
A junior rodeo for youths 16 and under will be held at 3 p.m. on River road west of Dodge boulevard. Sponsored by Boy Scout troop 3, Catalina council, the event features calf roping riding clover-leaf racing tying events and ribbon roping with father and son teams. Admission is 50 cents for children and one dollar for adults.
In Jacksonville Florida a shipment of insecticide bound for Central American countries was seized by fighting in Guatemala. The SS Lionne carried a load for several nations but Guatemala itself received no share.
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