University of Arizona Seeks Occupational Therapy Trainees
The Army seeks more than 1500 occupational therapists. USC invites UA students to enroll in a subsidized civil service program with 4 intake dates from Sept 1944 to March 1945. Requirements include age 21 to 35, AB or BS, and training centers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Surgeon General
Washington, D. C
Margaret S. Rood
University of Southern California
University of Arizona
USC
Civil Service
Navy
WAVE
Milwaukee
New York University
Ohio State University
Philadelphia School of Occupational Therapy
Richmond Professional Institute
St. Louis School of Recreational and Occupational Therapy
University of Kansas
Toronto University
Los Angeles
American Medical Association
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Sil
Arizona College OF Commerce
E. Congress St
Good Music on G Ideas DM Show at Davis Monthan
Last night the G Ideas show at the base shell mixed burlesque with music from the Davis Monthan swing band and Dixieland combo. Sgts. Lyle Smith and Dick Verelli performed, Wanda Holzhauser and Roseann Stevens sang, and Emcee Sgt. Walter Riddell led with taps and songs. The production ends with a burlesque finale and will tour other camps under the Army shows exchange system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Meyers
Corp
Frank Costello
Sgt
Lyle Smith
Davis-Monthan
Dixieland
Dick Verelli
Wanda Holzhauser
Frankie and
Johnnie
Walter Riddell
Roseann Stevens
WAC
Melva Haun
Pinafore
Bonnie Baker
Johnny
Joe Siegel
Red Cudahy
Emcee
Riddell
Flying Vegetables. Pvt
Rollin
Mabie
Rex Hagood
Army
Doris Born
Arizona Recipes William Bil Petersen Shrimp Salad
A shrimp salad recipe uses two cans of shrimp celery pickles and eggs with a mustard and flour dressing. The dressing blends water butter vinegar sugar and eggs then cooks until thick. Chill the dressing then mix with shrimp and serve atop lettuce nests with paprika and green pepper garnish.
Test For Washability Of Glazed Chintz
Mrs Julia Kiene of the Westinghouse home economics institute shares a washability test for glazed chintz. Rub a hidden spot with a damp cloth, then let it dry. If the glaze rubs off and the fabric sags, the glaze is not durable and the fabric may not wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kiene
Westinghouse Home Economics Institute
Labor Day Picnic and September Meetings Across Civic Groups
Community groups announce labor day picnic departures from 321 East Eighteenth street at 10 a m and a range of upcoming meetings. The Tucson League of Women Voters moves its session to September 8 at 10 30 a m in the Chamber of Commerce visitors room. US Ettes meet tonight at 7 30 at AH Saints hall followed by a watermelon bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Eighteenth Street
Mission Picnic Grounds
Susie Arriola
Mary Paredes
Clementina Grijalva
Jessica Campuzano
Tucson League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
Us-Ettes
AH Saints
Larcena Past Noble Grand No 6 Meeting Planned
The regular meeting will be held at Mrs. J L Bradley’s home 2122 East Ninth Street Friday September 1 at 8 p m with cohosts Mrs Althea Sliker and Mrs Maybe Hardin. Visiting members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larcena Louise
Noble Grand Association No. 6
J. L. Bradley
East Ninth Street
Althea Sliker
Maybe Hardin
BYPU Retreat at Madera Canyon Over Labor Day Weekend
The annual BYPU retreat will be held over Labor Day weekend at Madera Canyon. The Presbyterian State Conference of Young People of university age will run from September 4 to 10 at Mt. Lemmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera Canyon
Presbyterian State Conference
Mt. Lemmon
Purple Heart Award Scheduled for 18 Vet Martin Zogg
Paris resident Martin F. Zogg, wounded by shrapnel in France during World War I, is slated to receive the Purple Heart more than 25 years after his injury. The War Department recently notified his family of the forthcoming award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ill
France
Martin F. Zogg
War Department
Socialites and Local News From Morning Gatherings
Mrs. Duella F. Hield stays at the Barbizon Plaza in New York City. Mrs. Williston Wirt Mrs. Cliff Nelson and Mrs. C. C. Cannon attend a First Congregational church breakfast at Congregational House from 9 to 11 this morning. Mrs. L. H. Sandusky and her three daughters plan to move to San Diego California. Her husband S 2C Lewis Sandusky is in torpedo specialist training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duella F. Hield
Fast
Barbizon Plaza Hotel
New York City
Williston Wirt
Cliff Nelson
C. C. Cannon
Women’s Association of
First Congregational Church
Congregational House
L. H. Sandusky
San Diego
Calif
Lewis Sandusky
Local Service Couple Reunites at Camp Swift Texas
Sgt. and Mrs. Richard C. Filer return to Camp Swift Texas after visits in San Bernardino California and with Mrs. Filer’s mother in Riverside. Mrs. Filer plans to visit her great aunt during the Texas stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Filer
Camp Swift
Tex
Fehler
East Second Avenue
Sgt. Eiler
San Bernardino
Calif
Filer
Texas
Blair family moves to Deming with relatives
Mrs. Kenneth Blair and her two sons Kenneth Junior and Billy Lee relocate to Deming New Mexico to live with her husband's parents for the duration while Blair, a machinist's mate third class, has been overseas for several months. both boys attended Tucson schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Blair
Kenneth, Jr
Billy Lee
Deming
N. M
Blair
Tucson
J E Nordin Heads to New York After Tucson Visit
J E Nordin departed Sunday for New York City after several months with his family at 2233 East Drachman Tucson ending a local stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Nordin
New York City
East Drachman
Mr. and Mrs. Willcox Return From Western Trip
Mr and Mrs E Willcox of 1018 North Highland have returned to Tucson after spending several months visiting in Los Angeles and Descan so near San Diego California.
Dr. Grace Zorbaugh Returns From Columbus Visit
Dr. Grace Zorbaugh completed a seven week stay in her former home in Columbus Ohio and also made a trip to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Zorbaugh
Columbus, O
Cleveland
Edith Talbert to Return From Pennsylvania and Ohio
Miss Edith Talbert of 1224 North Vine will return tomorrow after a month spent in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Talbert
North Vine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
USO seeks larger overseas staff for clubs
USO overseas plans to recruit 150 staff for new clubs in Hawaii and Caribbean Latin America. About 100 will head to Hawaii with the rest to other areas. William E. Leigh says applicants with recreational experience, ages 30 to 45 for men and 28 to 38 for women, will train at New York headquarters before government clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
William E. Leigh
USO Overseas Department
Leigh
United States
New York
USC
Washington
Restrictions Eased on Shoes by OPA WPB
The OPA and WPB loosen shoe color rules and minor styling constraints. Milady’s colors can now be used except for two tone footwear. All leather bows may be made from scrap leather. Prices stay unchanged if ornaments cost the same or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. America
WPB
OPA
Milady
What They Don't Know Ward Greene’s War Truth Explored
Elsie Robinson discusses Ward Greene’s book What They Don’t Know and its impact on understanding war. The article praises Greene’s words for revealing war’s inner effects on ordinary people and home life, not front-line battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Algeria
Normandy
South Seas
Ward Greene
Random House
America
Hollywood
Deep South
Cora Potts
Black Jersey
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Canned Fruit In Ice Cream Helps Stretch Treats
A home tip suggests mixing canned fruit such as peaches or pineapple into soft ice cream to extend servings. Save the juice, blend with lemon juice for fruit sherbet, and use crumbled cookies or cake by stirring into plain ice cream for thrifty reuse.
Frontier Defense Office in Sinkiang Abolished
China abolishes the frontier defense office in Sinkiang at the China Mongolia Russia junction. All Sinkiang troops shift to central command. Wu Chung-Hsin, a Kuomintang veteran, named governor. Sheng Shih-Tsai becomes minister of culture and forestry amid Sino-Soviet tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chungking
Frontier Defense
Sinkiang Province
China
Mongolia
Russia
Soviet Union
Sinkiang
Kuomintang
Wu Chung-Hsin
Mongolian-Tibetan Commission
Sheng Shih- Tsai
Small Schools In Arizona Face Possible Closures This Year
Arizona faces potential closures of several one and two room schools due to a teacher shortage. State Superintendent E D Ring notes this is the worst year since wartime for isolated schools to secure teachers. Phoenix and Tucson report no shortages, but specialty fields remain difficult. Projected grade school enrollment reaches a historic 120 000 with no expected high school growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
E. D. Ring
Ring
Tucson
City Children Present Play The Wicked Witch
A cast of children from city playgrounds and schools performs The Wicked Witch tomorrow at 8 p m in the Armory shell under Tucson children's theatre director Mary MacMurtrie. No admission. Local cast includes Mickey Rosenberger Cathryn Crane Kathryn Powers Homer Grover Bob Flood and others with Edna Montgomerie as playground supervisor and Marvin Clemens as city recreation director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Shell
Mary MacMurtrie
Tucson Children’s Theatre
Mickey Rosenberger
Cathryn Crane
Kathryn Powers
Homer Grover
Bob Flood
Darleen Homar
Barbara Davick
Mary Powers
Warren Haines
Dorothy Brewer
Barbara Bemberg
Violette Borgerson
Margie Powers
Louise Gruver
Ruth Beach
Ann Dougherty
Barbara Phelan
Mary Kate Zinn
Gail Rittenhauer
Iris Beach
Ann Price
Helen Atkins
Stanley Grimes
Jerry Bloomer
Mike Pistor
Edna Montgomerie
Marvin Clemens
Duffy Reflects On Toughness Of 1894 Sox
Boston coach Hugh Duffy recalls the 1894 Red Sox era, arguing modern players rely on hot baths and trainers while he believes staying strong comes from bouncing back and swinging at anything in sight after setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Boston
Hugh Duffy
Boston Red Sox
Miss Smith Becomes Mrs. Smith in Tucson Wedding
Second Lt. Robert L. Smith married Miss Barbara Smith at Marana Army Air Base. Best man Second Lt. Hoxsie Y. Smith and bridesmaid Joan S. Smith. Chaplain Williston Wirt officiated. Maj. Gen. Ralph Smith of Tucson is the brother-in-law. The couple will reside at 203 East Adams in Tucson as Lt. Smith serves as a flying instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Robert L. Smith
Barbara Smith
Marana Army Airbase
Hoxsie Y. Smith
Joans. Smith
Williston Wirt
Ralph Smith
Tucson
Marion
Ill
W. E. Smith
Eldorado, U1
Illinois
East Adams
Lt. Smith
Kingman Receives 18,186 for Recreation Funds
Washington announces allotment of 18,186 dollars for Kingman Arizona to build recreational facilities for servicemen and civilians. Major General Philip B. Fleming, federal works administrator, disclosed the grant yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Washington
Philip B. Fleming
Federal Works Administrator
Kingman, Ariz
Missing Passenger Train Sparks Alarm Near Guadalajara
GUADALAJARA Mexico Aug 29 Increasing alarm is felt as no news comes on a passenger train from Manzanillo that left at 8 am yesterday for Guadalajara. The train passed Calero and then nothing is known. communications are interrupted and officials ask the military to radio for clues. Fears include a fall into the Rio Lerma or a landslide at Cerro de Los Libros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Mexico
Manzanillo
Calero
Rio Lerma
Cerro de Los Libros
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Anderson
Daily Reminder
Marana Army Airfield
Officers’ Wives Club
South Side Church
R. A. Wetmore
Cash & Carry
Wallis
Ariz
Italy
15Th Army Air Force
Harold G. Wilson
Fred Vickers
Maxwell R. Palmer
Walter Clapp
J. Melvin Goodson
Walter B. Arnold, Jr
Jack B. O'Dowd
Maj. Wilson
Oracle
Ntenance Co
Elsie Robinson
China-Russia Frontier Defense Office
Norwich
Tidmarsh Engineering Company
Miss Smith
Mrs. Smith
Ta PV
Staris Photo Studio
E. Pennington
Pioneer Hotel
Jaco
Tal
Rane
U. S. War
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