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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1946

Page

8

Low income families learn by doing in school study

New York Aug 30 Dr Harold F Clark Columbia education economist says thousands of American mothers must clothe families on 100 dollars a year or less. A Sloan Foundation project rewrote textbooks and taught local problem solving in eight low income schools across Florida Vermont Kentucky and the Appalachians. Students learned practical skills from gardening to sewing, and even built a home for a neighbor, demonstrating that given opportunity, the lowest income groups profit by example.

New York United States Harold F. Clark Columbia University Clark Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Harold Appalachian Mountains Florida Vermont Alicia B. Fairbanks Maurice Morrill University of Vermont Leon Henderson University of Florida William S. Taylor Maurice Seay University of Kentucky North South Dakota Europe

Patty Pultz Hosts Birthday Berth Party at East Sixth Street Home

Miss Patty Pultz hosted a berthing style birthday gathering Wednesday evening at 2140 East Sixth Street honoring Betty Ann Morrow and Margar ete Baker. Betty Cunningham of El Paso, Texas attended along with a group including Mary Lou Briscoe Martha Schoenhair Prina Stanley Patsy O Rielly and many others.

Patty Pultz East Sixth Street Betty Ann Morrow Margarete Baker Betty Cunningham el Paso Tex Mary Lou Briscoe Martha Schoenhair Prina Stanley Patsy O’rielly Joan McKinney Joan Dohr Alice MaeShull Virginia da Betty Bayne Lorraine Caffery Sammie Johnson Barbara Becker Mary Louise Hines Eloise Morton Norma Jones Jackie Barcelo Jeannette Gridley Joan Ellis Betty Jo Castelan

Surprise Shower For Angeline Sitz Held

A surprise shower for Miss Angeline Sitz was hosted by Mrs. John Molloy at 800 North Wilson Avenue with co host Miss Laverne Oberfeld. About 30 guests attended the event. Refreshments and candle and mixed flower decorations highlighted the occasion. Sitz is to be married in October.

Angeline Sitz John Molloy North Wilson Avenue Laverne Oberfeld Miss Sitz

YWCA Downtown Center Fall Activities Announced

The downtown YWCA announces fall activities including canteen dances for veterans on Aug 30 and Sept 6 at 6:30 pm, a Sept 23 fall meeting dinner, and multiple clubs. Groups include Coterie for women 24 plus, Les Femmes Lavante, Yomach, Young Women's Defense League, Live Yers, Cedars of Lebanon, with meetings and events held at the center and nearby venues.

YWCA YWYM Evelyn Carpenter Les Femmes Lavante Yomach Club Lower Sabine Canyon Young Women's Defense League Davis-Monthan Cedars of Lebanon Mary Johnson

Bride Elect Honored At Kitchen Shower For Lyle Morrison

Miss Antoinette Rudolph hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Lyle Morrison who will marry George Genung at St Philip’s in the Hills next week. Guests included Miss Morrison and many friends such as Janice Friedman Kathleen O Dowd Bunny Powers Billie George Janet Ruggles Gloria Kohn Kay Pfeifer Beverly Smith Marilyn Stanley Rosemary Brooks Pat Jenkey Barbara Herman Marilyn Wood Virginia Gross Pat Tidmarsh Sally Dixon Mary Hutchinson Betty Houston Joy Kalt Ruth Corbett and Mrs Harold Leece Mrs Herbert Morrison Mrs D D Genung and Mrs Royal Rudolph.

Antoinette Rudolph Lyle Morrison George Genung St. Philip’s-in the-Hills Miss Morrision Janice Friedman Kathleen O'Dowd Bunny Powers Billie George Janet Ruggles Gloria Kohn Kay Pfeifer Beverly Smith Marilyn Stanley Rosemary Brooks Pat Jenkey Barbara Herman Marilyn Wood Virginia Gross Pat Tidmarsh Sally Dixon Mary Hutchinson Betty Houston

Become Mature Or Remain Stuck By Childish Habits

A speaker argues that people trap themselves with childlike traits and blame others for their stagnation. The path to progress lies in outgrowing infantile habits and adopting deliberate, mature thinking and action.

Climate Club Plans Dinner in Tucson Fund Drive

The Tucson Sunshine Climate club launches a fund drive with a Sept 30 dinner at the Pioneer hotel. Lee Little of KTUC is named chair for the October campaign of the first three days. William Chamberlain outlines a $42,500 quota. Campaign chiefs are John M Sakison, William G Hall, and William Pyle.

Tucson Sunshine Climate Club Pioneer Hotel Lee Little KTUC William Chamberlain John M. Sakiison Southern Arizona Bank William G. Hall William Pyle Tucson Laundry and Dry Cleaners

Batavia Returns to Tucson After New York Visit

Mr and Mrs David M Batavia return to Tucson from visits with relatives in New York City and Elberon New Jersey He sponsors the Dale Carnegie course in public speaking and human relations and attended the Carnegie convention in Chicago He plans fall term openings of the Carnegie courses in Tucson and Phoenix

David M. Batavia Tucson New York City Elberon N. J Batavia Arizona Dale Carnegie Carnegie Chicago Phoenix

Life With Father Tripped by Boston Censor

Boston censor Samuel Nelson ordered deletion of the phrase Oh God from the play Life with Father after 270 performances. Manager Louis Kaliski consented to substitute by heavens for the banned term as routine enforcement of the rule against irreverent use of the deity’s name on stage.

Boston Samuel Nelson Nelson Louis Kaliski

Get Out of Your Own Way Sayings From 1946 PSA

A 1946 King Features Syndicate note urges self control and personal responsibility. It counsels readers to stop blaming God and remove the “spoiled brat” within. The piece promotes self discipline as the path to freedom.

Elsie Robinson King Features Synd., Inc

Frank C Rodriguez Promoted to Private First Class

Frank C Rodriguez of 416 West 30th Street is promoted to private first class by Brooke General Hospital Fort Sam Houston Texas under a new Army regulation. The enlistment honors include continuous hospitalization for 18 months or more a combat wound and the Purple Heart.

Frank C. Rodriguez West 30Th, Street Brooke General Hospital Ft. Sam Houston Tex

Local Youth Admitted to Long Beach Naval Hospital

Clark Dean Duncan 18 a fireman 20 son of Mrs Lenore Duncan of 3521 South Eighth Avenue has been admitted to the naval hospital at Long Beach California under treatment for a minor infection.

Clark Dean Duncan Lenore Duncan South Eighth Avenue Naval Hospital Long Beach Calif

Navy discharge notice for Fred D Snyder in Shoe Maker Calif

Fred D Snyder yeoman third class 30 from 1448 North Stone Avenue has been discharged from the Navy at Shoe Maker California.

Fred D. Snyder Yeoman North Stone Avenue Navy Shoemaker Calif

Navy Lieutenant Bound for Inactive Duty Release

Lt Cmdr Philip G Hudson of 1133 East Helen Street is released to inactive duty from the Navy separation center in Washington D C confirming his reassignment.

Cmdr Philip G. Hudson East Helen Street Navy Separation Center Washington, D. C

Navy discharge and Army release notes for local service members

Lincoln John Gruber was discharged from the Navy at San Pedro California after seven months overseas. He will return to the University of Arizona to finish his degree and retains Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon American Theatre Ribbon and Victory Medal. Staff Sgt Ludwig C Owen graduated from the adjutant general's school Ft Oglethorpe Ga with a group of 153. Capt Robert E Lawrence was released to inactive Army duty at Washington DC separation center.

Lincoln John Gruber Hazel O. Gruber North Cherry Avenue Navy San Pedro Calif Gruber University of Arizona Tucson High School Ludwig C. Owen South Herbert Street Adjutant General's School Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga Robert E. Lawrence East Fifth Street Army Separation Center Washington, D. C

Trick to keep fruit pies from boiling over

A kitchen tip suggests placing five or six one inch pieces of thick macaroni upright in the crust before baking. The pasta lets off steam as the pie cooks preventing overflow in the oven.

FWA Approves Funds for University Dormitory Plans

The University of Arizona received a $14,600 advance from the Federal Works Agency to prepare plans and specifications for a four story men’s dormitory. The building, near Yaqui, would house 220 students and cost an estimated $449,652 with recreation and lounge spaces. Architect James Macmillan to design. Funds are repayable by the university when construction starts.

University of Arizona Federal Works Agency Alfred Atkinson James Macmillan Tucson Yaall Bursill of Community Facilities

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