Lady Cop Is Refugee From Teaching Job
Louise T. Yob 26 of Hesperia Michigan serves as the only WAC at the basic pilot training school's police force at Marana Army airfield. A former rural school teacher for four and a half years she joined the WAC in 1943 after basic training and administration study at Ft Moines.
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Marana Army Airfield
WAC Corp
Louise T. Yob
Hesperia
Mich
Provost Marshal
Corp
Yob
WAC
Lesk
Women’s Army Corps
Michigan
Hesperia High School
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
Western State Teachers’ College
Kalamazoo
Newaygo County
Grant-Ashland Rural Teachers’ Club
Africa
Yobo
Ft. Moines
Marana
Social Calendar Notes A Fresno San Francisco Visit And Birth News
Mrs. Charles Jasper and daughter Ethyl Bovers of Fresno and San Francisco visit Mrs. Belle W. Thumm at 428 South Fourth Avenue. Miss Bovers, a native Arizonian, taught in San Francisco. Staff Sgt. Paul B. Brown and wife welcomed a baby boy Sunday. Brown’s parents live at 1903 East Hawthorne Street while he serves at Scott Field Belville Illinois. Mrs. Genevieve Wright of 111 Calle Fl Centre returned from six weeks of dance study on the coast with Dorothy Lyndall and Myra Kinch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jasper
Ethyl Bovers
Fresno
San Francisco
Calif
Jasper
Belle W. Thumm
South Fourth Avenue
Miss Bovers
Paul B. Brown
Sgt. Brown
Charles Ed Brown
East Hawthorne Street
Genevieve Wright
Calle Fl Centre
Dorothy Lyndall
Myra Kinch
Mrs Beryl Wilson Leaves for Wichita Visit
Mrs. Beryl Wilson of 2024 Fast Hawthorne Street departed Saturday for Wichita Kansas to visit relatives and plans to stay about two weeks.
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Beryl Wilson
Hawthorne Street
Wichita
Kans
Miss Arline Rea Leaves for Indiana University
Miss Arline Rea, daughter of Mrs. Bessie Rea of 2233 East Fourth Street, departed Monday for Bloomington Indiana to begin as a sophomore at Indiana University. She serves as rush chairman for Zeta Tau Alpha and plans to arrive before classes begin for fall rushing starting September 1.
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Arline Rea
Bessie Rea
East Fourth Street
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Miss Rea
Zeta Tau Alpha
Rubber production climbs in Belgian Congo province
In Stanleyville Province, Belgian Congo, 3,000 tons of wild rubber were gathered last year while crude rubber output reached 6,000 tons, totaling twelve times the level recorded in 1239.
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Stanleyville
Belgian Congo
Postwar advances open African white-habitation prospects
Advance in tropical medicine refrigeration and air conditioning is expected to unlock Africa for white habitation after the war, making regions previously unsuited for settlement more accessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Gift hints for men overseas in 1944 Christmas drive
Families select gifts for service members abroad during the September to October mailing window. Popular items include pocket books, pens, stationery, tobacco, radios, games, small shaving kits, and sweet treats. Soldiers in Europe favor watches, cameras, cigarettes, lighters, and sturdy socks, with magazines and pocket books also valued. Women serving overseas appreciate personalized stationery and identification bracelets.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Albert Rossi
Philadelphia
Nicholas DeSantis
New York City
Kenneth Rugan
Pittsburgh
Pfc
Harold W. Busch
Staten Island
N. Y
John Bilak
Scotland
England
Italy
Albert Sidman
G. I
Africa
Egypt
India
Australia
New Caledonia
New Guinea
Hawaii
Labrador
Retail Price Ceilings For etakee And Fresh Produce
OPA price division sets ceiling prices through Aug 30 for fruits and vegetables including grapefruits six cents per pound, Central American bananas 11 cents, cantaloupes seven cents, pears 16 cents, plums 19 cents, watermelons four and a half cents, lemons five pounds for 58 cents, oranges five pounds for 46 cents, peaches 16 cents per pound for J H Hale variety and 14 cents for all others. Tucson area prices: cucumbers 11¢, onions yellow five cents white seven, carrots eight to nine cents per bunch, cabbage two pounds for 11 cents, lettuce 11–13 cents per head, peas 21 cents per pound, potatoes various 24–29 cents per five pounds. Applies to all Group I and II stores with no higher prices by large independents or chains.
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OPA
J. H. Hale
Concord
Tucson
California
U. S. No
Burbank
Bakers
U. S. Commercial
U. S
Red Triumph
Russell
Calavos Ripened Too Soon Turned Into Sandwich Spread
If you have Calavos that ripened quickly, mash the pulp to make a sandwich spread. Season with salt pepper and a dash of Tabasco to finish. This quick prep uses the meaty fruit for a flavorful, backup spread option.
Former Ft. Huachuca officer assumes Ft. Douglas post
Lt. Col. Edwina Hogan arrives in Utah as the fourth post commander at Ft. Douglas in under a month. Col. Samuel White left Aug. 5 for Camp Haan, Calif., and was followed by Col. John E. Walsh and Lt. Col. Harper B. Cowles serving as acting commanders.
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FT. Douglas
Utah
Edwina Hogan
Ft. Huachuca
Ariz
Samuel White
Camp Haan
Calif
John E. Walsh
Harper B. Cowles
Legend Says Buffalo Gave Fire to Man
An early legend holds that buffalo sparked fire to light the world. The tale says animals racing on the plains lit the darkness with hoof sparks and set the brush ablaze.
War Time Packing Priorities For Servicewomen
The article outlines approved items for servicewomen overseas including sunglasses with ground lenses and colorful rims, fruit cakes in airtight tins, cosmetics, perfumes, hosiery, handkerchiefs, white or pale fabrics, scarves, and warm apparel. It notes restrictions on silk and rayon due to tropical climates and advises airtight storage, with lingerie favored in breathable cotton materials for service in India, Egypt, and New Guinea.
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WAC
India
Egypt
New Guinea
Cornell Plans Readjustment for Veterans
Cornell University outlines readjustment plans for returning servicemen while maintaining regular instruction. A director of ex service personnel, degree and refresher courses, and strong medical and educational support are proposed. Enrollment rose from 4 082 in 1917 18 to 5 765 in 1919 20, with housing and transportation challenges foreseen if expansion occurs.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Morale Services Division
Army Service Forces
Cornell
Cornelius Betten
Day
Love, Life, and The Real Meaning of Commitment
A King Features Syndicate column rejects the notion that love is a woman's sole purpose or a permanent fantasy. It argues love should be a growth driven by work, life, and shared responsibilities, not a self centered fixation. The piece urges women to build active lives with purpose beyond romance.
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Eve
Carmen Miranda
King Features Synd., Inc
Publicity Lecture at Tucson Little Theatre Workshop
Jonathan Schultz will deliver the final talk in a series on news and publicity writing at the Tucson Little Theatre workshop. The event takes place tomorrow at 7 30 p m at 40 West Ochoa.
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Little Theatre
Tucson
Little Theatre Workshop
West Ochoa
Jonathan Schultz
Open house to showcase Tucson child care centers
Children at Tucson child care centers will entertain parents at an open house this week. In Safford the event is set for Friday at 5 p.m. at Safford Junior High School with performances by local youngsters.
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Tucson
Safford
Safford Jr. High School
Shrine pot luck dinner at Worthy High Priestess home
Sahuaro Shrine No 2 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a pot luck dinner at the home of Worthy High Priestess Mrs G G Cooper 1125 East India Street Saturday at 650 pm All White Shriners and their families are invited to come and bring a covered dish and their own table
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Sahuaro Shrine No. 2
Order of the White Shrine of
Amphitheatre Homemakers Meet at Wetmore Home
The Amphitheatre Homemakers group will hold an all day meeting nextThursday at 10 a m at the home of Mrs. R A Wetmore located at Oracle and Wetmore road.
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R. A. Wetmore
Oracle
Wetmore Road
Abbreviated Sleep Dress From Old Pajamas
Quick, cool sleeping garments cut from worn cotton nightgowns or pajamas. Knee length with deep armhole slashes, they offer comfort on humid nights and wash easily, needing little laundry time or space. Clean, airy shorties ease hot nights and speed laundry.
Women In Wartime on KVOA Spurs War Effort Broadcast
Tucson radio station KVOA airs a daily Women In Wartime feature highlighting local and national wartime activities. Adjutant Pat Corelli delivers orders of the day while staff report on Red Cross Bundles for America and other allied efforts.
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Pearl Harbor
Tucson
KVOA
Pat Corelli
American Red Cross
Bundles
America
Bundies
Britain
Red Cross
Soiled Hair Ribbons Can Be Cleaned Easily
From five to fifty the female of the species wears bows in her hair. Wash ribbons in lukewarm sudsy water with gentle rubbing, rinse well, and iron between pressing cloths. A little starch helps restore crispness. If color fastness is in doubt wash each ribbon separately.
Bakers May Add One Cent To Bread Prices
Bakers may raise the price of stale bread and rolls by one cent if they have enlarged the size or weight of their bakery items. The change takes effect Monday August 21 and is part of a revision to the bakery price regulation that previously froze prices at March 1942 highs.
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District Office of Price Administration
General Bakery
Bolivia Reaches 2.5 Million Indians Population Milestone
Bolivia now reports a population of 2 500 000 indigenous people, surpassing two thirds of the total population. The figure highlights the scale of indigenous communities across the country.
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Bolivia
Miss Corelli and Priscilla Sanders Lead Daily Show
In the Caribbean program, Miss Corelli has served in the same role since its start and Priscilla Sanders has authored the show for over two years. Levy's department store sponsors with Dorothea Garrison writing the commercials. broadcasts air weekdays at 10 30 a.m.
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Corelli
Priscilla Sanders
Levy's Department Store
Dorothea Garrison
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