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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1959
Page
28
The Citizen’s financial page offers a practical column on growing wealth. It outlines actionable steps for budgeting investing and saving to make money work efficiently.
Las Vegas signs four week engagement for Bing's Boys Lindsay Gary Phillip and Dennis Crosby starting July 28. They earlier appeared publicly in Tucson last week. The piece notes other items from Providence to Ic巴q and Arizona figures.
Open hearth workers at Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp South Side plant ended a week long strike after union members voted to return to work. About 1,800 strikers and 4,200 other employees were idle amid a dispute over incentive pay rates and alleged contract violations. Evan K. Jones USW Local 1272 president cited potential ripple effects in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Alabama operations.
The owner of Ironwood Crate Co. Charles Roy Rister and associate Lawrence E. Welch face preliminary hearings July 8 on charges of conspiring to commit a felony and aiding delinquency of a minor. A 16 year old student aided sugar tampering in two trucks. a fourth suspect is believed to be in Minneapolis. Rister is free on $1000 bond. Welch is free on $1000 bond.
Tucson's bank debits for the week ending June 24 totaled 53,332,920, up 21.1 percent from the prior year. Last year’s week ending June 25 recorded 44,028,620. a decade ago debits were 14,805,440. Debits are compiled by the Tucson Clearing House Assn.
Wis town formerly known as Waulpaca changes to Crystal River after officials find old maps confirm the real name. Residents back the decision and approve the switch at the highway entrance.
Yesterday he denied any intent to sabotage a rival and said two former employees were seeking revenge. McGinnis told Sheriff Burr that Welch and two men in Minnesota were behind the sugar in his truck tanks.
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