Four Tucson Delegates Attend Lakeside Christian Youth Conference
Four University of Arizona students from Tucson participated in the Christian Youth conference of North America at Lakeside Ohio from June 27 to July 2. The event drew more than 900 delegates and 11 foreign countries with sessions, leadership, and a focus on Our Healing Ministry.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Christian Youth Conference of North America
Lakeside
North America
U. S
Canada
United Christian Youth Movement
Douglas Cozart
Judy Matlock
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Mary MacGregor
Marjorie Wilson
First Methodist Church
Presbyterian Churches of the
United States
Christian Outreach
Westminister Fellowship
Benton Rhoades
UCYM
Emily Parker Simon
Europe
Benjamin E. Mays
Morehouse College
W. Frederic Miller
Conservatory of Music
Mt. Union College
S. Franklin Mack
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Lakeside Breezes
Presbyterian
National Westminister Fellowship
State Councils of Christian Education
Christian Council of North America
Columbus
CY Council of North America
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Lake Winnipesaukee
N. H
Geneva Glen
Colo
Lake Geneva
Wis
Upside Down Orange Biscuits
Butter orange juice and sugar simmer briefly then spoon into muffin pans. Mix flour salt and baking powder cut in shortening add milk form dough roll and cut, place over orange mixture and bake twenty to thirty minutes. Sprinkle sugar and cinnamon before serving.
Youth skating party by University Methodist groups
University Methodist youth groups invite participants to a skating party at Pastime roller rink tonight. High school college and young adult members meet at the church at 7 30 p m for the event.
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University Methodist
Tucson Cactus Chapter Meeting At Mrs Coleman's Home
The Tucson Cactus chapter auxiliary will meet today at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Frances Coleman 2509 East Third Street All visitor members are invited to attend.
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Tucson
Frances Coleman
East Third Street
De Molay Mothers Circle to Meet Tomorrow
The De Molay Mothers circle will meet at 9 30 a m tomorrow in De Molay hall. In the president's absence the vice president Mrs J L Arntzen will preside. Coffee and rolls will be served and reservations should be made with Mrs Tsersdors or secretary Mrs F H Cozart.
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de Molay Mothers’ Circle
de Molay Hall
J. L. Arntzen
F. E. Tsersdors
Tsersdors
F. H. Cozart
Meetings Planned by Woman's Mission Society
The Woman's Mission Society of the First Baptist Church will hold group meetings tomorrow.
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Woman's Mission Society of the
First Baptist Church
Regular meeting of Past Noble Grand association No 6
The regular meeting of Larcena Louise Past Noble Grand association No 6 will be held at Mrs. Lydia Buente's home 403 East Lee Street on Friday at 8 p m Visitors are invited.
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Larcena Louise
Noble Grand Association No. 6
Lydia Buente
East Lee Street
No tryouts tonight for Little Theatre camp show
No tryouts will be held tonight for the Little Theatre summer camp show. They will resume as usual tomorrow night at the workshop located at 40 West Ochoa Street.
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Little Theatre
West
Ochoa Street
White Shrine Patrol Club Meeting Set for Friday
The White Shrine Patrol club will convene Friday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs Ethel Jones 842 East Ninth.
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White Shrine Patrol Club
Ethel Jones
East Ninth Street
Teen Canteen Weekly Dance at Downtown YWCA Center
The Teen Canteen hosts a regular Friday dance from 8 30 to 11 30 pm at the YWCA downtown center. The event invites local youth to socialize in a supervised community setting.
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Teen Canteen
YWCA
Women workers view Why We Fight films across war plants
Civilian women employed in war plants nationwide are invited to view the five films of the Why We Fight series. Army service commands arrange distribution and urge plant directors to show the films to all workers, alongside mandatory soldier training.
Pickle Supply Rules Doubled for Armed Forces
A July report states armed forces doubled pickle requirements to 11 million gallons from 5.5 million. The need equates to about 2 million bushels of salt stock and will mainly use sweet pickle relish, with sweet whole and cross cut pickles for overseas shipment, plus dill and sour varieties for domestic use.
Balkans Resist Conquest Across Centuries
A sweeping historic claim notes that no nation in a thousand years has managed to conquer and hold the Balkans, highlighting the region's enduring resistance to domination.
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Balkans
A Call to Patriotism Amid Wartime Strikes
A 1944 King Features column urges balanced views on labor unrest. The author defends unions while condemning industry walkouts, praising workers who sacrifice for the common good and warning that organized force can threaten democracy. He invokes Bunker Hill and Gettysburg to frame American ideals.
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Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
America
Mrs. Boyd Morehead Names Red Cross Leaders
Mrs. Boyd Morehead announces new Red Cross leadership with Mrs. Walter E. Clapp named nurses' aid chairwoman and Mrs. Clyde Flood as vice chair.
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Boyd Morehead
Red Cross
Walter E. Clapp
Nurses’ Aid
Clyde Flood
Arizona tax official heads to Los Angeles for conference
William McConnico of the Arizona State Tax Commission departs today for Los Angeles where he will spend a few weeks on official business and meetings with colleagues.
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William McConnico
Arizona State Tax Commission
Los Angeles
Tucson Captain Jarrold Awarded DSC in Italy Front
Captain Milton Jarrold of Tucson received the Distinguished Service Cross for leading a 15 man reconnaissance patrol on the Fifth Army front in Italy. He helped uncover a German machinegun position, killed several soldiers, and led an assault that dispersed an enemy outpost. The action occurred near Lagone last December.
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Fifth Army
Italy
Milton Jarrold
Tucson
Jarrold
45Th “Thunderbird
Lagone
Lois
East Lester
Mary Jarrold
East Seventh Street
Broken Hearted Dog Veteran Of Air War To Come Home
Pistol Head a cocker spaniel with 48 combat missions against Japan is due home today for rehabilitation and a broken heart. He will stay with Mrs. Eileen B Willis in Brooklyn New York where Marshall Islands veterans hope he recovers his will to live after Lt Col B T Willis disappeared on a bombing mission.
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Pistol Head
S. T. Willis
Seventh Bomber Command
Willis
Eileen Willis
New York
Brooklyn
Florence Tomayer
GMIC
Warren Hewitt
Ogden
Francis FitzGibbon
Syracuse
N. Y
International
San Francisco
Eileen B. Willis
Marshall Islands
United Airlines
Training Program Will Be Changed At Douglas
Douglas Army airfield will switch from twin engine training to night fighter and B 25 Mitchell bomber instruction for student officers. Col Harvey N Dyer announced during the 37th Army Air Forces anniversary observance that the change will replace the current training School and cadets will receive commissions or warrants upon graduation.
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Douglas
Douglas Army Airfield
Harvey N. Dyer
Army Air Forces
FR Commands Lead In Eight South States
George Gallup reports Roosevelt leads among rank and file voters in the deep South, with eight states Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina Texas safely Democratic. The survey covers through July 27 and notes Dewey leads in New York Illinois Ohio Michigan Indiana.
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South States
Roosevelt
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Texas
South
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Henry A. Wallace
Dewey
Institute
New York
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Airport Restaurant Facilities Undergo Expansion
SkyChefs, operating with American Airlines, expands restaurant facilities at the municipal airport. The $12,000 project excludes fixtures and furnishings, with foundations poured and brickwork to start soon. Contractor Frank Potter estimates about six weeks for completion under mayoral and council approval prior to legal documents.
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SkyChefs
American Airlines
Frank Potter
City Farms Hegari Crop To Be Used For Ensilage
City Farm will use the hegari crop for ensilage after irrigation from the city sewage plant speeds planting by a month. The crop, thriving in ten weeks, will be sold to the highest bidder. Baboquivari Cattle Co. must top bids again to keep feeding-pen rights despite a five year contract.
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Baboquivari Cattle Co
More Production Needed In October Says Somervell
Lt. Gen. Brehon Somervell told a news conference that Army service forces require a production boost of more than 24 percent by October over June's output of 1 852 000. He warned that needs grow as Nazi forces remain a threat and urged urgent action. He noted 25 percent more tourists in northern Michigan this year than in the nation's history.
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Washington
Brehon Somervell
Army Service Forces
Michigan
Germany Produces Over 5 Billion Gallons of Fuels From Coal
Germany is reported to be producing more than five billion gallons of gasoline and light oils annually from coal, reflecting large scale industrial coal conversion efforts.
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Germany
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Bill) Petersen
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Santa Rita Hotel
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
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SGC Med
Patyata
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Tennessee
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Crystal Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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