Camp Fire cleanup and shipwreck camp planned for June session
Camp Fire directors and friends cleaned Camp Wamato Chick over the May weekend, reporting the camp shipshape for a June 11 start. Girls aged 7 to 16 can register, with Beulah-Mae Hall ford confirming Barbara Quinn and apprentice counselors Amalia Moses and Merline Thorson. The first session, a shipwreck theme, will maroon girls on a treasure hunt, and the Tuckers Bud and Marge will return with their horses from Brownmoor School. Medical exams will occur within three days of departure, with the first exams Friday at 7:30. Renee Lane of PolyMon and Longview School earned four red stars and a chevron for 150 hours of service. Mrs. Ralph Roberts becomes the new Smoke columnist for the year.
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Barbara Quinn
Amalia Moses
Merline Thorson
Blue Birds
Camp
Polymon
Luke Field
Ida Decker
Dorothy Strandine
Encanto
Ole
Ralph Roberts
Western Acres
Westward Blvd
Esther Phillips
Murphy School
Adios
Tempe man given 90 days for drunken driving
Arthur G. Borjorquez a 28 year old Tempe aircraft worker who pled guilty to drunk driving with a prior conviction was sentenced to 90 days in Maricopa County jail. Judge Dudley W Windes denied a suspended sentence.
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Arthur G. Borjorquez
Tempe
Maricopa County
Dudley W. Windes
Enforcement Chief Says Liquor Violators Now Hard to Find
Fred DeElliott, chief enforcement officer for the State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control, said state agents must hunt for violators after a crackdown on after hours sales and on juveniles. He credited tougher enforcement and dealer cooperation. DeElliott announced two new agents, Leonard Hymer and Emil Donisi, joining June 1 to bring staff to 17.
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Fred DeElliott
State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
de Elliott
Leonard Hymer
Emil Donisi
Tucson
Hymer
Tuc
Veterinarian Urges Horse Vaccination in Arizona
Dr. R. J. Hight, state veterinarian, urges Arizona horse owners to vaccinate against sleeping sickness as the hot season for equine encephalomyelitis arrives. The disease, transmitted by flies, is invariably fatal to horses.
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R. J. Hight
Arizona
Arbitration Agreed On In Detroit
Hopes in the Detroit walkout brightened when it was agreed to submit the entire contract to arbitration as part of a plan by the AFL operators' union. Across several states, cities like New Castle Sharon and Farrell in Pennsylvania joined about ten others in a transportation tie up as ninety bus drivers walked out over wages. A strike threat looms in New York within a month after the City Board of Transportation rejected union conditions for averting a strike. The union demands a 40-hour week after July 1 negotiations would no longer be considered useful without written board agreement.
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Sharon
Farrell
Pennsylvania
Chattanooga
Tenn
Muncie
Anderson
Richmond
Ind
Marion
Ohio
Little Rock
Ark
Ogden
Utah
Pocatello
Idaho
Duluth
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