Varsity Girls Rally for War Work Fund Drive
A Tucson campus meeting led by Harriet Blumiey aims to enlist University of Arizona students for the United War Work campaign. The group organized into teams to canvass all enrolled students and secure pledges, planning mailings to out of town students and coordinating with campus organizations to boost support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Blumiey
Wee Weis
United War Work Campaign
Mee
A.M Franklin
Tas Mantas
Mise Thorwit Rhlinn
Thairmean
Arizona
Uody
Atu Ute
Tucson
Hove
Remmitier
Tom Taliadge
Etudente
PHOEN
United
Greenlee County
Yavapai
America
Toys and Girls
EL Paso
Tex
United War
Liberty Square
Victory Girls Raise $500 in Two Days Work
Victory girls collected five hundred dollars in two days for the Allied War Work campaign. Meetings Monday and Tuesday featured pledges, speeches, and patriotic songs as organizers pushed the drive forward amid wartime shortages and civic support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Girls
Armine
Bugis
Mitre Bahel Vail
Helene Harrises
Gare
Sineag of
Patriot
Cohalien
Walt
Social Items and Red Cross Package Inquiries Mentioned
A notice discusses the handling of Red Cross and related charity packages with inquiries directed to the American Red Cross office. It also reports arrivals, visits, and social events in Tucson, including Miss Thamar Richey visiting with her brother Harlan Richey at 151 North Meyer Street, and various local hosts entertaining guests and attending luncheons. Further items indicate Henry Lionel Hamburg's safe arrival and other social letters and decorum in the community.
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Io Christies
Red Cross
Knights of Columns
Salvation Army
Med Cross
Thamar Richey
Tueson
Harlan Richey
Borne
North
Meyer Street
Miss Richey
Kane
Henry Hambouore
Wasngion
Henry Lionel Hamburg
Ind
Artilies
Bore
Georgetown University
Washington, C
Pasae
Red
Dancing Party Held In Honor Of William Turner
Marian Ridden hosted a Saturday evening event on Nerte Meyer Street to honor William Turner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Newcomer and Mrs Edith Tomkinne with others from the local community. The gathering featured red white and blue decorations and a patriotic theme with refreshments shared by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Ridden
Nerte Meyer Street
Marie
William Twierr
Michely
Béasinn
Eva Prague
Hugh Mrisafree
Edith Tomkinne
A Roca
VV Yenaue
Mier Lay Hoples
Mima Jo
Pareth Royer
Thamar Richey
Meare” Toner Green
Veter
Kitener
Howell Profits
van Kure
Victory Boys Hit Third of Quota on First Day
Victory supporters in Vhose County report securing a third of their pledged quota on opening day. Workers like Lawrence Suman, Lace ver Krupp, Rockwell Hereford, and others are actively gathering contributions as the campaign proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhose
Hove
Lawrence Suman
Lacever Krupp
Rockwell Hereford
Tenn Morrison
Fred Blanc
Henry Steward
Charles Deitz
Philii Drachman
Ottavio Servin
Cami Servin
Emilio Moreno
Alfredo Penguera
George Keilend
Stanley Kitt
Caries
Renst Vinson
Tom Vinson
Jack
Dean Norman Skinner
Thanksgiving Feasts Made in Arizona
The article describes an All Arizona Thanksgiving dinner plan for households, restaurants, and boarding houses with menu items approved by state food officials. It lists dishes such as Supreme Cream of Chicken, Roast Belt River Valley Turkey, and Arizona Current Jelly, highlighting prices and approved preparations for public meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Gmelow
Food Administration
Germany
Atate
Arinta
Hiver Valley
War Savings drive urged as thrift stamps sales rise
War Savings drives push thrift and War Savings stamps in recent weeks, with total sales around seven dollars per edge. Banks and lines promote the program, noting a strong government security market and calls to meet obligations weekly, aiming to bolster public savings and support wartime finance.
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Lemet
Te Jon
Tenney
Arizona National Bank
Krouthern Arizona Bank
Treet Compact
Pandeolph
George W Theta
Iertar
Local Board Sets Hours for Receiving Public Inquiries
War era notices show the local board announcing hours for public inquiries while staffing and classification details are in flux. Taft and Waist urge abolishing the War Labor Board, with a recommendation to Secretary Wilson and the President to act as dispositions continue.
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WAR Labor Board
Washington
Wilson
William Taft
Frank P. Waist
Wileen
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Eal Silvertown
Patterson Auto Supply Co
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Amas Jewelry
The
California
del Monte
S. P. Grocery
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Symrish Haotmher
Marley
Devon
Kitt’s
Kitts
J.R. Sandivelinaur
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Cot Vere
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Mies Sandiwe
Cyveta
Irene
Randolps
Lear
Beni
Wm. Turner
A.V. Hughes
Associated Press
the Star
Signal Corps
Hughes
A. Line
West Fama
Mra LaFebre
Douglas
Mrs Tush
George Po Stoveall
Superior
Tresonia Hotel
WR. Chapline
United States Forest Services
A. G. Schnabel
Horn
Youngse
Waller Young
Youne
Union Meat Market
Sweden
Wolff Bureau
Hjamsmar Branting
aon@nl
Torn Bontdt
Eaerk
Adi
Aesti
Board
Pickard
China
Pickard Studios
Pickakra
Greenwald
HathMark
Kerrick
New Fall
Kerrick’s Smart Shop
Congress Street
H. H. Haas
Mgr
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E. Congress St
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Mer
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Navy Department
Congress
Secretar Daniels
Pancett
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