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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

5

Six Drunk Drivers Are Sentenced

Three drunk drivers were sentenced in City Court yesterday and three more in Justice Court. Gene Cotter, Sam Andrews, and Luis Coronado faced fines of 100 dollars and 10 days, with health-based suspensions for Andrews. Raymond Bortmess paid 100 dollars or 20 days, while Kenneth Kirchoff and Wayne Williams were fined 125 dollars or 25 days.

Clague van Slyke Gene J. Cotter S. Fontana Ave Sam G. Andrews Hayden Luis Yanez Coronado Justice of the Peace Norman E Green Raymond Homer Bortmess E. Monte Vista Dr Clark H. Johnson Kenneth James Kirchoff E. Douglas Wayne Joseph Williams S. 6Th Ave

Spark Sets Fire At New Building

A welding torch spark caused a brief blaze at the Arizona Land Title Building under construction at Stone Ave and Alameda St. Flames reached the third story, smoke hindered workers on the fourth floor, and two compressor units plus a pickup were damaged. The fire, fifth mishap since 1956, followed prior incidents including a cave-in and a wall collapse.

Arizona Stone Ave Alameda St M. M. Flores

Glasses reveal traits, fashion hints, says Optical Manufacturers

In Chicago new observations link eyeglass styles to personality traits. Dark ornate frames suggest sophistication and worldliness while plain rimless or gold filled rims imply conservative but expensive taste. Plastic rim corners reportedly signal femininity, style, youth, popularity, intelligence, and capability.

Chicago Assa

Moscow Opens Europe’s Largest Children’s World Store

Soviet Minister Dmitri Pavlov announced Moscow’s Chil dren’s World is Europe’s biggest department store. It serves Soviet youths with a sales staff of 1,800 and capacity for up to 150,000 customers daily. The store opened this week.

Moscow Dmitri Pavlov Europe

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