Man Jailed Fined For Drunk Driving
George Berry White aged 67 of 233 E Waverly St was jailed 10 days and fined 100 dollars in City Court for drunk driving.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
4
George Berry White aged 67 of 233 E Waverly St was jailed 10 days and fined 100 dollars in City Court for drunk driving.
Arizona Attorney General Robert Pickrell told the Young Republicans that federal power has already taken state rights and that only initial steps remain to restore state function. He urged returning federal funds to states and proposed appointing elected executive officers by the governor to enable unified leadership and accountability.
Total bank debits in Tucson for the week ending May 31 were 44,947,187, over one million less than a year ago. The week ending June 1, 1960, reported 46,031,234 in bank debits here, with ten years earlier totaling 14,522,938 for the same week.
A handwriting expert is scheduled to testify Tuesday as the Anita Jacome forgery case moves forward in U S District Court. Jacome faces 20 counts of forging and cashing Treasury checks tied to the 1956 1960 period with alleged forgeries of a signature and x mark. Witnesses from Valley National Bank Sears Roebuck Aetna Finance and other outlets testified yesterday about checks cashed under her name.
Cows foraged through 110 apricot and peach trees and 400 feet of grape vines, damaging property near Lester J. Miller's home on East Speedway. Deputies traced the wandering cows to the scene. owner estimates the loss at $1,000.
Police arrested Anderson Clary 49 of Meyer Avenue Florence Bess 32 of Park Avenue on suspicion of aggravated assault and aiding and abetting a felony. A 17 year old youth was sent to juvenile authorities. Two six inch knives were found near the scene.
James Kesicki of Golden Pin Bowling Lanes named defendant in a $1 254 900 suit alleging fraud and breach of contract. August F Holish claims Kesicki diverted funds after forming Golden Pin Investment Co and Golden Pin Bowling Lanes Inc, depriving Holish of a one third stake value around 700 000 plus 35 000 investment, 500 000 credit, 10400 salary, 1500 property value. Holish seeks damages for secret profits and other losses. another suit of 360 000 also filed against Kesicki and Lynn H Lord over construction and services rendered.
Pima County Grand Jury will convene at 9 30 Monday morning in the Arizona State Office Building on West Congress Street. The group questioned Frank Hillary and Edward Alvarez and recalled Elizabeth Marteny. Hillary won the South Tucson town council seat by four votes over Jesus Duran Ybarra. Alvarez filed a disturbing the peace complaint against Ybarra over alleged threats tied to Hillary voting. Hillary claimed Ybarra wore the county attorney’s collar. Ackerman denied meeting Ybarra.
Pima County Supervisors begin annual budget hearings next week with department heads to discuss 1961 62 requests. Chairman Thomas Jay says all except the Highway Department are in, likely to meet the 10 percent limit and keep the tax rate down after last year’s restraint. The final budget totaled 11 781 575 dollars.
Postal authorities announce next day air mail to Los Angeles from Tucson now must be dropped at the Post Office Annex by 4 p.m. This temporary change follows altered Western Airlines schedules in Phoenix with an American Airlines connection. Service expected to resume June 11 when Continental Airlines starts Tucson West Coast flights.
Al Pearce known as Elmer Blurt the door to door pitchman from San Francisco to national fame died in Newport Beach California at 62 from complications after a May 5 ulcer operation. He hosted Al Pearce and His Gang with characters like Tizzie Lish and Arlene Harris and later did TV ads and other shows. He leaves a wife Antoinette a brother Cal a sister Edna Carmichael a daughter Wanda and three grandchildren. Funeral services are pending.
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