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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1958

Page

2

Suit Against Savings Firm Dismissed

A New York woman, Lucia Tripisciano, had her lawsuit against Arizona Savings & Loan Assn. dismissed in Superior Court for failure to post a $250 cost bond. The action, filed March 29, claimed officers wrongfully failed to convert her 726 Old Pueblo Savings & Loan shares after the merger. Arizona Savings & Loan President James R. Heron said the firm protected stockholders with a $50,000 investment to keep the predecessor solvent. Judge John F. Molloy granted dismissal after the bond period expired.

New York Arizona Savings & Loan Assn Lucia Tripisciano Albany N. Y Joe Jacobson Tripisciano Old Pueblo Savings & Loan Assn Arizona Savings & Loan James R. Heron Old Pueblo Phoenix Atty John E. Savoy Arizona John F. Molloy

Men beaten in cafe row sue for 811000

An $11,000 lawsuit filed against Cliff House proprietor John J. Gekas by Air Force Capt. Samuel M. Guild and Dallas Thomas alleges they were attacked outside the Cliff House on May 24. The suit, naming two potential ex University of Arizona football players as John Doe and Richard Roe, seeks $1,500 in actual damages and $9,500 in punitive damages for multiple cuts and bruises.

John J. Gekas Cliff House John Doe Richard Roe University of Arizona Gekas Oracle Road Air Force Samuel M. Guild F. 12Th St Dallas Thomas Los Angeles Thomas North American Aviation Corp Guild Courtney L. Varner Varner Warner

Catch-All Farm Bill Given Nod

The House Agriculture Committee approved a voluminous catch-all farm bill headed for a likely presidential veto. It creates new commodity programs for wheat, feed, grains, milk, cotton and rice and extends the agricultural trade act, wool act, and school milk program. The 21-10 vote split largely along party lines, with Republicans opposing. Benson called the omnibus package unattractive and warned it would be vetoed.

Washington House Agriculture Committee Eisenhower Congress Benson

Missing Flier Hunted In East Texas

East Texas search for Donald Keeton, 19, an airman considered at risk of harming himself, spanned Greggton near Longview after a brief ground stop at 11 30 p m. He requested fuel but Oll not reach Gregg County Airport. Authorities note the man appeared confused and headed southwest after the stop.

Longview Tex Donald Keeton Texas East Texas Greggton Earl Cleveland Premier Oil Refining Co Keeton Gregg County Cleveland Associated Press

Morals Case Defendant Committed Arthur Valenzuela Lopez

Arthur Valenzuela Lopez, 19, awaiting a morals charge sentence, was committed to the Arizona State Hospital after two psychiatrists testified he is dangerous to himself and others. Judge John F. Molloy ordered commitment and to return him to local custody when released.

Arthur Valenzuela Lopez Arizona State Hospital John F. Molloy Molloy Lopez Mercedes Lopez J. K. Bennett Malwina Lemmle Arthur Lopez Richard B. Lopez N. Anita Ave Richard Lopez Arthur West St. Mary’s Road

Morrison Funeral To Be Today

Funeral services for former Tucson resident David Morrison 32 killed this week in a car truck collision near Ciudad Obregon Mexico are set for 4 p m today at Bring s Funeral Home Chapel Burial in Southlawn Memorial Park will follow Morrison attended the University of Arizona and farmed in Ciudad Obregon for three years He is survived by a son Bruce his parents Mr and Mrs S M Morrison a brother Robert S and a sister Sidney all of Ciudad Obregon Tucson factors include details of the accident unavailable

Tucson David Morrison Mexico Bring’s Funeral Home Morrison Ciudad Obregon Mex Associated Press University of Arizona Bruce S. M. Morrison Robert S Sidney Southlawn Memorial Park

Accused Slayer Lists 2 More Wives and More Evidence

The prosecution in Wilmer Walter Evans murder case revealed two additional wives, bringing his alleged wives to six as Gila County Attorney Harold Beelar questioned Evans about life insurance schemes and other auto and fire losses. Evans, a Baton Rouge native and ex pipefitter, is accused of rigging a 250 foot plunge into San Carlos Lake that killed his sixth wife Frances on November 8, with her $100,000 policy issued the day prior. Evans maintained composure amid questions, though anger surfaced when Beelar highlighted a tear in his trousers and a bruise on his knee from a claimed car jump.

Baton Rouge San Carlos Lake Frances Evans Beelar

Tombstone School Site Suit Looms

The Buena School Board fights Tombstone High District over a site for a new high school near Fort Huachuca. Attorney Joe Cracchiolo plans court action to compel release of funds, and Buena seeks the main gate site while blocking Tombstone near the north gate. A Sierra Vista meeting heard Sulger oppose Buena’s two mile from the fort site and claim the grazing lease may be invalid.

Bisbee Buena School Board Tombstone Joe Cracchiolo Buena Board Cochise County Patricia Goren Buena Ft. Huachuca Cracchiolo Tucson Sierra Vista Paul Sulger State A 7 O Lassen Sulger

Industrial Production Up In May

The Federal Reserve Board reports May marked the first upturn in U S industrial production since last June. The production index rose to 127 percent of the 1947–49 average, still below last August and the December 1956 peak, with employment incomes and retail sales showing gains and unemployment easing seasonally. Wholesale prices of industrial commodities were stable, farm prices fell, and total bank credit continued to expand.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Today

Evans Insurance Fraud Trial Details Gap in Memory

The prosecutor questioned Evans about the Salt River Canyon auto plunge on October 5 in which he received $1,000 in insurance. Evans showed memory lapses when asked how many suits he reported lost in the wreck and subsequent fire as the defense opened its case with a surprise witness describing his wife's last auto ride.

Evans Salt River Canyon

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