Mail it to P.O. Box 1954

Avoid delays! Use STCU's new address

In 1954, actress Marilyn Monroe married baseball player Joe DiMaggio and Boeing launched the 707 jumbo jet. It was a year to enjoy world peace and to focus on innovations that would change our way of life into the next century.

"1954" is also a great number to remember at STCU. It's the last four-digits of our phone number (326-1954) and it's our new post office box mailing address, too!

When sending mail to STCU, use our new P.O. Box:

STCU
P.O. Box 1954
Spokane, WA  99210-1954

Using the old address may work for a while, but the U.S. Postal Service can't guarantee your mail will get to us on time unless you write our new "P.O. Box 1954" address on the envelope. That's important if you're counting on the timely deposit of a check or need to make a loan payment before the due date.

Delays in receiving your mail up to seven days may be experienced if you use the old P.O. number.

So remember to use "P.O. Box 1954." It's the number to call and the number to mail.

More events from 1954
First color TV set produced.
England's Roger Bannister runs first 4-minute mile.
First transistor radio.
U.S. Senate condemns Joseph McCarthy for anti-communist "witch hunts."
Sports Illustrated magazine is launched.
The words "under God" are added to the Pledge of Allegiance.
Mass vaccination of U.S. children against polio begins.
Bill Haley and the Comets record "Rock Around the Clock."
First American hydrogen bomb tested.
"On the Waterfront," starring Marlon Brando, named Best Picture.
USS Nautilus, the first nuclear-powered submarine, is launched.
First human organ transplants completed.
Last episode of radio program, The Lone Ranger, is aired after 21 consecutive years.
Stop signs are changed from black-on-yellow to white-on-red.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 Sources: Wikipedia and InfoPlease.

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