Camp Show At Ryan Field Tonight In Tucson
The Tucson Little Theatre and city recreation department present the summer camp show at Ryan Field with Pat Sieber, Billie Holloway, Bertie Lee Carter, Bobbie Kazy, Sgt. Eldon Priddy, and Norma Buchanan. Don Bruggemeyer the magician, Max Klinger and Lillian Richardson perform, backed by Cal Caleffe. Shows also go to Veterans hospital Tuesday and Davis-Monthan hospital Wednesday with a final stop at Marana on September 6.
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Ryan Field
Carl M. Walte
Tucson
Bertie Lee Carter
Bobbie Kazy
Sgt
Lillian Richardson
Max Klinger
Cal Caleffe
Klinger
Caleffe
Naval indoctrination students host Pond Estate party
Men from the naval indoctrination school at the university campus attended a Sunday swimming party at Miss Florence Pond’s country estate followed by a Congregational house picnic supper hosted by Mrs. C. Cannon and a large group of hostesses. The guest list included Ensigns from coast to coast and several officers from various states and bases.
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Naval Indoctrination School
University
Florence Pond
Congregational House
Dc. C. Cannon
Chester Smith
Earl Prudden
Shirley Thompson
Margaret Metcalf
Janet Smith
Virginia Hammell
Lorena Rinker
Helen Farrow
Louise Morgan
Opal Wall
Shirley Moore
Ruth Pinkston
Cliff Nelson
DeLoss Williams
Whittier
Calif
W. M. Nott
Oakland
O. G. Dunham
Spokane
Wash
Chris Breding
Eugene
Ore
Frederick Snaith
Rochester
N. Y
W. P. Grandfer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Don Abner
Mont
Fred S. Victor
Bartlesville
Oklo
Charles F. Adams
Donald H. Kupfer
Edwin Gray
Los Angeles
Lee Wakefield
Linwood
Glenn Eustis
Santa Ana
Jack Adams
Wasf
Charles Moore
San Gabriel
Bruce Roberts
Marana
Clifton Danner
Oklahoma City
Okla
Doug Collier, Jr
James T. Pearce
Denver
Colo
Arthur Johnston
Everett
Mass
Son Will Turn The Trick War Dads Joke
Springfield man laments being too young for the first World War and too old for this one. His 17 year old son tries to cheer him by saying soon he will be eligible for the War Dads.
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Springfield
Bitter Change and the War's Bitter Toll
Elsie Robinson laments bitterness spreading after war and urges readers to resist despair. She contrasts cheerful memories with changed friends, notes personal losses like a nephew, and warns that bitterness corrupts souls while death can open new horizons. The piece promotes keeping to the open highway and sharing the load.
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Cherry
The
Solomons
Mary
King Features Syn., Inc
Open House and Evening Events Across Local Groups
Daily notices list Trinity Presbyterian open house at Westminster house 1201 East Speedway tomorrow night at 8. Services for servicemen at Davis-Monthan base chapel tonight at 7. A YWDL dance at the downtown YWDL center patio tomorrow night. US-Ettes host at downtown USO tomorrow night at 8. Sahuaro Shrine No 2 White Shrine dinner at 1125 East India street tomorrow 6:30 hosted by Mrs. G G Cooper. All White Shriners and families invited with pot luck and own table service.
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Trinity Presbyterian Church
Westminster House
East Speedway
Sahuaro Shrine No. 2
Order of the White Shrine of
Amphitheatre Homemakers to Meet at Wetmore Home
The Amphitheatre Homemakers group will hold an all day meeting next Thursday starting 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
BYPU Retreat Set for Labor Day at Madera Canyon
The annual BYPU retreat will be held over Labor Day weekend at Madera Canyon sponsored by Rev. and Mrs. Eric Folsom.
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Madera Canyon
Eric Folsom
Cosmetics Dominate Army Comfort Purchases for 1944
The Army service forces plan a 1944 overseas resale bill of about 400 million dollars with cosmetics a large portion. Items cover both genders including astringents, after shave lotions, lip products, deodorants, lotions, sunburn preventives, talcum powder and more. Women’s items include powders, lipsticks, cleansers, hair nets, nails, rouge, tweezers and shampoos. Purchases are made by soldiers at post exchanges set up near landings.
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Army
Texan Urges Water Division Compact Over Treaty
Gov. Coke R. Stevenson of Texas favors a compact commission for sharing U S Mexican waters over a treaty. He argues a congress enacted compact allows flexible administration better than senate ratification of a treaty. Affected rivers include the Rio Grande, Colorado, and Tijuana. Charles Clark supports the view, saying a treaty would limit Texas voice in water distribution.
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Austin
Tex
Coke R. Stevenson
Texas
United States
Mexico
Senate
Congress
Charles Clark
State Water Board
Rio Grande
Colorado
Tijuana
Plastic parts replace metals in military magnetic compass
The magnetic compass used in Allied tanks and armored vehicles now contains 33 plastic components replacing bronze brass and aluminum. The change aims to reduce weight and reliance on critical metals while preserving compass performance for battlefield use.
De Land Baby Born in Granite City
Mr and Mrs William De Land formerly of Tucson welcomed a son, James Allen, yesterday in Granite City NL. De Land, an honorably discharged Marine, is the son of Mr and Mrs Ivan De Land of 1614 East Speedway.
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William de Land
Tucson
James Allen
Granite City
de Land
Ivan de Land
East Speedway
New Dorm Heads Named at University
Miss Havel Wolhaupter of San Mateo arrives to head Yuma hall replacing Miss Genevieve de Armand who becomes assistant dean of women. Miss Ruth Leitch of Chicago will arrive next month to head Cochise hall, a men s dormitory used for women students this year.
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Havel Wolhaupter
San Mateo
Calif
Yuma Hall
Genevieve de Armand
Ruth Leitch
Chicago
Cochise Hall
Pastor George Ferguson to Return for Tucson Visit
Rev. George Ferguson, pastor of St. Phillip's-in-the-Hills, will return to Tucson Sunday for a local religious service and community engagement.
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George Ferguson
St. Phillip’s-in-the-Hills
Tucson
New Head Resident Named for Sigma Chi Dormitory
Mrs Marion Sheffeld of Northampton Massachusetts is appointed as head resident at the Sigma Chi house used as a girls dormitory. A Smith College graduate she served as matron of the college nursery school last year.
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Marion Sheffeld
Northhampton
Mass
Sigma Chi
Smith College
Clergy and student housing changes announced
Rev. Walter H. Dugan, pastor of St. Andrews Episcopal church, will return here early next week. Mrs. Helen Ray Rust, former head resident of the Phi Gamma Delta dormitory for girls, is in Tucson and will hold the same post this year.
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Walter H. Dugan
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Helen Ray Rust
Phi Gamma Delta House
Tucson
Doctor Wes Fee to Visit Parents This Sunday
Dr. Wes Fee will arrive Sunday for a visit with his parents Dr. and Mrs. Arch G. Fee at 1904 East. The note mentions arrival and family gathering details for the fee family.
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Wes Fee
Arch G. Fee
1904
East
Anniversary celebrated by Tucson couple
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Huff marked their silver anniversary with an open house at 121 West Delano Tucson. The Huffs arrived in 1923 from Berea KY and raised children John Sheldon Anna Lee with Amy Lue born on their seventh anniversary. Harold Yordt Amy Lue husband left for Cuba Aug 22 and Lt John S Huff serving in the Mediterranean.
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Malcolm Huff
West Delano Street
Huffs
Tucson
Berea
John Sheldon
Anna Lee
Amy Lue
Marion Huff
John
Los Angeles
Harold Yordt
Cuba
John S. Huff
Mediterranean
National safety drive overseen by army ordnance department
The ordnance department of the Army Services Forces directs a nationwide safety program from Chicago affecting nearly 500000 workers and billions of dollars in property and material.
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Ordnance Department
Army Services Forces
Chicago
Dr. Fee to end internship in St. Louis in September
Dr. Fee will return to St. Louis in early September to complete his internship at Barnes hospital.
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Fourth Street
Fee
St. Louis
Barnes Hospital
Know Your Neighborhood Tour Hosts Swimming Party
The Congregational house on Wilmot road invites residents to a Sunday afternoon Know Your Neighborhood swimming party followed by a picnic supper. Miss Florence Pond is associated with the event.
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Florence Pond
Wilmot Road
Frosty Plum Pudding From Arizona Recipes
Frosty Plum Pudding combines milk sugar chocolate and chopped fruits. Melt chocolate and sugar in milk add fruits cook over hot water until softened add beaten yolk chill whip egg white with sugar fold in and chill then fold whipped cream into the chocolate mix and freeze.
Gelatin Based Bouillon Mold Service Guide
Soak gelatin in cold water five minutes. Cook remaining ingredients ten minutes. Strain, stir in hot gelatin, then chill until firm. Serve on lettuce with olives or cut into squares in bouillon cups. Serves 6 to 8.
Hawthorne Studied At Bowdoin In Early 1820s Tuition
The article notes Nathaniel Hawthorne studied four years at Bowdoin College in Brunswick Maine from 1822 to 1825 with annual tuition and room cost of 34 dollars.
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Brunswick
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Bowdoin College
Convalescents Entertained At Congregational House
A group of 35 rheumatic fever convalescents from Davis Monthan airbase were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the Congregational house. Miss Chandra of the Red Cross hospital staff supervised the event with help from Miss Jane McConica. The guests, flown from Colorado, enjoyed games and a picnic supper into the evening with assistance from several local women and junior hostesses.
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Davis-Monthan
Congregational House
Miss Chandra
Red Cross Hospital
Jane McConica
Davis- Monthan
Colorado
Chester Smith
Burr DuBois
Gertrude Patterson
Eleanor Jones
K. C. Barney
Virginia Hammell
Janet Smith
Louise Morgan
Lorena Rinker
Mary Grady
Didi DuBois
Helen Farrow
Beverley Bourquist
Margaret Metcalf
Mexican Farm Workers to be Sent to U S in July
The government announced about 22,000 Mexican farm workers would be sent to the United States during July.
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LU. S
Mexico City
U. S
Hughes Announces Plan To Build Massive Plane
Howard Hughes, famed airplane builder with speed records, announced in Los Angeles that he plans to construct a massive land plane. He said it will outfly and outweigh any airship, though it is currently just a dream.
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Hughes
Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
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