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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
20
Stocks show selective gains with higher issues and mixed bonds as governments decline. Commodities feature irregular cotton, higher wheat, and lower soybeans with liquidation pressures. Hogs slip as much as 25 cents to a top of 24.50, while cattle show light slaughter steer offerings not testing prices, top around 28.
Closing New York prices information in the fragment is limited and partly unreadable. The brief notes mention market activity without clear figures, entities, dates, or outcomes to anchor a proper summary.
M. M. Sundt Construction Co of Tucson was the low bidder yesterday on a contract to remodel the University of Arizona engineering building for 245,384 dollars. Bids opened by the Board of Regents were not awarded a contract but will be considered. work includes air conditioning, wiring, flooring, and partitions to suit civil and electrical engineering needs. Other bids ranged up to 256,256 dollars from Craven Mapue Construction Co and Ace.
In the 1958-59 fiscal year Pack criticized the allocation for juvenile probation, citing two reasons for an excessive budget. Schwan noted that other expenditures were larger than allowed last year and warned that funding could rise if the larger amount was budgeted in the next year.
Atlanta UPI reports candidate Charles Watford for Criminal Court judge vows to be tough on thieves if elected after a thief stole $900 from his campaign desk. The incident underscores concerns about crime and security during the campaign.
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note mentioning a team sent and a manager with garbled names and numbers, indicating a foreign exchange reference. The readable parts hint at an internal team movement or exchange not tied to a clear event or date.
New York area readers report on Arizona livestock market activity dated June 21. Details are sparse but indicate nationwide pricing movement and a regional connection to Arizona inventories.
Market notes show mixed activity with several U S stocks fluctuating. Trading summaries reflect price changes across sectors as investors weigh future demand and economic signals.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a parcel or lot reference and various legal terms, but specifics are unreadable. The text hints at a property or estate matter with officials or notices yet remains largely indecipherable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cotton and dated language, suggesting a brief item on textile trade or market note. No clear names, dates, places, or events usable for a full factual summary.
Gordon Beasley 25 was bound over to Superior Court after a preliminary hearing for staging a $1600 armed robbery at the Congress Hotel. Mrs Sue Bensing 29, who drove Beasley’s car, faced multiple jailings and changes in charges before pleading guilty to disruptive conduct and later being arrested again on an armed robbery warrant. She denied involvement.
Evans sentenced to life in prison after conviction for engineering a 250 foot plunge into San Caros Reservoir killing his wife France. Defense sought new trial citing new evidence and alleged improper conduct and intimidation in court by county officials and judge.
New York faces a beer drouth as five of six major breweries halt operations in a labor dispute. Contracts with the Teamsters expired May 31 and negotiations are deadlocked, threatening further shutdowns for the remaining plants.
Fragmentary OCR notes show dividend figures and dates obfuscated. Key entities missing or garbled, hindering precise totals or recipients.
Trust funds awaited a major investment move as divers prepared the pond project. Officials outlined plans amid rising concerns over funding and project scope.
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