Egg Tosser Fined After Diners Dispute Turns Violent
Viola Roberts, a transient customer, was fined $25 in justice of the peace court after an incident at the American Buslines depot restaurant on June 4. Waitress Aileen Baker alleged Roberts threw an egg and sugar bowl at her, followed by a metal cup, with a hot coffee retaliation dispute over chili bean preparation. Witness Mary Rosales supported Baker, while Roberts claimed Baker struck first and the items were in retaliation. Justice Clark H. Johnson found Roberts guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Roberts
Justice of Peace Court
Aileen Baker
E. 35Th St
American Buslines
Justice of Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Miss Roberts
Mary Rosales
S. Eighth Ave
Officials Study Conservation Of Water On Two-County Basis
Officials from Pima and Santa Cruz counties plan a long range water conservation meeting after talks with Santa Cruz Underground Water Users' association. Carlos Ronstadt proposed creating a water conservation district and suggested a Tucson water committee to coordinate. He cited 42 000 gallons per minute pumped for city needs and urged flood control through dirt dams and riverbed wells to recharge the underground table. Federal aid for such work was discussed as a possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Harrington
Pima
Santa Cruz
Tucson
Nogales
Association
Fred A. Emery Jr
Council Water Committee
Phil J. Martin Jr
Carlos Ronstadt
Ron Stadt
Ronstadt
International
Russians Ease Travel Hurdles At Four-Power Vienna
Russians again blocked American travel out of four-power Vienna causing fresh difficulties. U S officials remained optimistic the sudden Soviet obstacles would end soon. Since Monday Russians have been returning unusually large numbers of Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
U. S
Casteel Elected President of Local Union 64
C D Casteel city plumbing inspector was chosen president of Local 64 American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees at the Labor Temple. Leo Kilcullen Elsa Hanna I Sonkin named to other officers with A M Kingman C C Cooke J N Hennessy Wylie Adams Ellen Rose Buchanan to the board. A July barbecue is planned with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of State
Labor Temple
C. D. Casteel
Leo Kilcullen
Elsa Hanna
I. §. Sonkin
A. M. Kingman
C. C. Cooke
J. N. Hennessy
Wylie Adams
Ellen Rose Buchanan
Legion Opens Mesa Conclave
The 33rd Arizona Legion convention opened in Mesa with about 2,200 delegates and visitors. The Legion Auxiliary meets for its 31st annual session as well. A 40 and 8 parade is set for 7:00 p.m. and the day includes memorial services and committee meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Arizona Department of the American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Ray Martinez
Phoenix
W. T. Hardaway
Veterans Administration
Wayne B.warrington
Col
Henry J. Amen
Luke Air Force Base
Drum and Bugle Corps
Scorpion Fund Backers Support Tucson Rifle Range Debate
The Tucson area faces a county park commission debate over Arizona National Guard plans to lease two sections of land in Tucson Mountain park for a rifle range and Sabine canyon for a resort area. Opposition centers on firearm use in parks and cleanup costs. Expansion of Kings Canyon picnic facilities is also reported. Names of local donors and contributors to the Scorpion Serum fund are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona National Guard
Tucson Mountain Park
Sabine Canyon
County Park Commission
William Edmonston
Forest Service
John Harlow
Colossal Cave
Kings Canyon
Man-A-Gah
Joe Carthers Jr
Arthur N. Pack
Second Draft Test Stated At University of Arizona
The second draft deferment test will be held Saturday at the University of Arizona with 163 registered for a 9 a.m. to noon session. Harlan Cook said the test will likely be in the university library reading room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Harlan Cook
Princeton, N. J
Princeton
Draft Board
Seat Cover King Opens Store No. 2 Tomorrow
The Seat Cover King Carl Teguns will open a second Tucson store at 941 N Stone Ave covering 4800 square feet. The shop will showcase seat cover materials and offer facilities for about 65 customer cars with 16 new employees, totaling 23 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Teguns
Tucson
N. Stone Ave
Teguns
Recital to aid Broadway Christian Church funds
Otis H. Chidester and Gloria Sing will join Rev. C. E. Weber for a Friday recital at First Christian Church Tucson to raise money for the Broadway church. Eugenia Bromberg will accompany. The offering supports wildlife and desert growth studies by the University of Arizona wildlife unit at a Santa Barbara connected project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Chidester
Tucson
Pone Ag
Miss Gloria Sing
Aly
University of Rev
Eugenia Bromberg
Broadway Church
Wild Life and Desert Growth Committee
Wild Life Unit
University of Arizona
Spark
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Reds
Geritol
Casteel
Legion
Ican
Austria
U.S
Citizen's Scorpion Serum Fund
Dean Marrs
Casas Adobes Estates
W. A. Jones
Jack Fletcher
Arthur C. Bitker
el Dorado Lodge
B. A. Pugh Jr
E. 13Th St
Sunshine Climate Club
Frank X. Ransom
Edith Ind
Stanley A. Kathcher
Campbell Ave
A. Tracy Bird
Charles R. Perkins
E. Lee St
Harold J. Rowe
E. Spring St
James W. Black
E. Copper
Dean Crist
Tucson Medical Center
Chambrays
Mays
Congress
Shamrock
DAIRY
Amsterdare Syndicate
van Heusen
Pajamas
B.V.D
Dad
Stetson
Panamas
Panama
Hickok
Thrifties
Turson Baily
Dester
Industrial Arts Department
Lou Omet
Arizona
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