Americans Favor One International Language for Peace
An institute poll shows a substantial majority of American voters support teaching a global language in addition to native tongues. They favor a UN study group to choose an international medium to boost understanding and aid world peace, with French and Spanish named as possible alternatives to English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gallup
American Institute of Princeton
N. J
United Nations
World Organization For Peace
Truman
Olisnia Dapuavtenkiantoagiinyanoreieancvign
Nazi General Executed For Yanks Death
AVERSA Italy Dec 1 Gen Anton Dostler of the German army was executed by a 12 man American firing squad for the murder of 15 American OSS men behind German lines in northern Italy during March 1944. Dostler admitted ordering the killings but said he acted on Hitler’s orders. His conviction set a legal precedent that Hitler orders do not excuse murder by subordinates.
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Aversa
Italy
Anton Dostler
OSS
Dostler
Office of Strategic Services
Genoa
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Eleven Beer Cases Stolen From Curley’s Tavern
Deputies hunt for unidentified thieves who last night tore off a fiber board side of a storehouse at Curley’s Tavern 3118 East Speedway to take 11 beer cases and five cases of sparkling water valued at 50 dollars.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Curley’s Tavern
East Speedway
Bond Buyers To See Huge Troop Planes
Beginning Monday bond buyers in Tucson will receive special tickets to tour inside troop carrier planes and gliders at the Airborne Attack Victory loan show. The event, at Consolidated municipal airport Wednesday afternoon, features mock invasions by 9th troop carrier command and airborne center units with glider formations and parachute drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Consolidated Municipal
Fred Dragonette
Pima County War Finance
9Th Troop Carrier Command
Airborne Center
Morgan-McDermott Post
American Legion
Quiz Program at Armory Park Opens Community Event
A vaudeville show and a quiz program titled Double or Quits will highlight the community sing at Armory Park tomorrow afternoon. Eduardo Caso, the director, announced the event and Loveless Gardner will be introduced as the new recreation director. Mrs. John Schenck accompanies the singing. Prizes of 10 25 and 50 cents will be awarded.
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Armory Park
Eduardo Caso
Loveless Gardner
New City
Harold Patton
John Schenck
Santa Claus Ind Emerges as U S Loan Agencies Capital
Rep Grant of Indiana proposes Santa Claus Indiana as the capital for UNRRA lend lease Export Import Bank and Bretton Woods funds. He suggests the holiday spirit would show abroad there is a Santa Claus.
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Santa Claus
Ind
U. S
Washington
United Nations
Rep
Grant
R-Ind
UNRRA
Bretton Woods
Sam
49 Enroll In Advanced ROTC Course for 1945 46
Forty nine students will enroll in the first year advanced ROTC course for 1945 46 according to Col. F B Shotwell director of the school of military science and tactics Applications for enrollment must be submitted not later than Dec 15 Selection of students will be made by Dr Alfred Atkinson U S president and Col Shotwell The program opens to students ages 19 to 26 and runs five hours per week for at least 64 weeks The next semester excludes mounted instruction but may add drill if horses are returned Discharged veterans receive credit in lieu of all or part of the basic ROTC course Credit for first year basic ROTC will be given for not less than six months active service in the Army Navy Marine Corps or Coast Guard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Shotwell
School of
Military Science and Tactics
Alfred Atkinson
U. of A
Col. Shotwell
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Tucson Queen Contest Rules Revised For Local To County
The Tucson Queen contest extends the closing deadline to December 8 and makes all city contestants eligible for county queenship. The local winner will go to the state finals in Phoenix on December 15. Berit Strengel leads local balloting with Betty Ann Hedberg in second. Callie Arrington jumps to fifth amid a vote surge. Roosevelt Memorial Victory Band premiere slated for Fox Tucson theatre next Tuesday for bond buyers.
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Roy Drachman
Pima County
Tucson
Queen Committee
Whchh
Phoenix
Berit Strengel
University Coech
Betty Ann Hedberg
Phyllis Exall
Louise Marshall
Callie Arrington
Barbara Blevins
Jackie Thomas
Dottie Svelc
Joan Hall
Margarite Whitthorn
Fox Tucson
Remodeling at Tucson High School Cafeteria
The Nation's Schools reports a summer remodeling of the Tucson high school cafeteria adding floor space and new features. Vera Johnson, now a USC freshman, wrote the piece based on Lucille Sherwood's information. Photographs by Charles Stewart. The two-department operation serves cold and hot meals with a 35 cent hot option.
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Tucson
Vera Johnson
University of Southern California
Lucille Sherwood
Charles Stewart
Ohio University
Local Bank Clearing Figures Show Weekly Gain
Debits for the week ending Nov 22 rose by 2,361,403 from the prior year, totaling 9,745,240. Total clearing house transactions reached 9,785,680, including two local banks, per F A Dragonette Tucson Clearing House report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Dragonette
Tucson Clearing House Association
ROTC Cavalry Unit Reactivated at University
The university was reactivated as an advanced ROTC cavalry unit last October. Credit for the entire basic course will be given for not less than a year of such service.
Dog Held While Owner Jailed After Reckless Driving
LaVerne Highhouse and his small dog spent the night apart after he was charged with reckless driving on South Sixth Avenue near 22nd Street. He pleaded guilty and paid a $50 fine. police escorted the dog home.
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LaVerne Highhouse
la Paz Street
Highhouse
City
South Sixth Avenue
22Nd Street
Paul J. Cella
Former Local Teacher Earns High Praise For Speech Work
Miss Martha Burton, a Tucson High School and University of Arizona graduate, now directs speech correction in Jacksonville Illinois public schools since September 1943. A letter from Dr Helen Harrington, Illinois state assistant director, commends her work after an official inspection and was shared with Prof W Arthur Cable.
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Martha Burton
Tucson
University of Arizona
a_tate
W. Arthur Cable
University
Miss Burton
Jacksonville
Ill
Helen Harrington
Illinois State Program of Social Education
Cable
Burton
Phrateres
Delta Sigma Rho
Pi Lambda Theta
Forensics
Public Records Summary of Local Offenses and Fines
Names appear with charges and penalties including Paul J. Cella presiding over petit larceny at 30 dollars or 15 days. Charlie Nelson carrying concealed weapon continued. Donn Randall vagrancy 10 dollars or 10 days. Raymond Campbell disturbing the peace 10 dollars or 10 days. Myron Darling vagrancy suspended to leave town. La Verne Highhouse reckless driving 50 dollars or 30 days.
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Paul J. Cella
Angel Castro
Charlie Nelson
Donn Randall
Raymond Campbell
Myron Darling
la Verne Highhouse
Art collection at U A photographed by Life photographer
John Borrows Peaty, a color photographer from Life magazine, is shooting the University of Arkansas art collection. Twenty five paintings are now on display in the art gallery of the U of A library.
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John Borrows Peaty
Life Magazine
Art
U. of A
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Tucson and Nearby Areas
Belle D Hall clerk records licenses for John C Collopy 26 of Los Angeles California and Arlene Verna Bietz 21 of Jamestown North Dakota. Donald A Condon 35 of Tucson and Irene Cooke 36 of Tucson. Jesus Montano 19 of Tucson and Ofelia Martinez 19 of Tucson. Joseph A Benett 21 of Moonsocket Rhode Island and Mildred F Kirkpatrick 17 of Tucson.
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Belle D. Hall
John C. Collopy
Los Angeles
Calif
Arlene Verna Bietz
Jamestown
N. D
Donald A. Condon
Tucson
Irene Cooke
Jesus Montano
Ofelia Martinez
Joseph A. Benett
Moonsocket
R. L
Mildred F. Kirkpatrick
Court on Oracle Road Is Purchased
Revenue stamps filed with the Pima county recorder show a sale of a court at 2837 55 Oracle road for about $17,000. Buyers Dr. and Mrs. Earl H. Brown, sellers Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berry. Other deeds include Dr. and Mrs. N. C. Bledsoe buying two residences at 1111 and 1115 East Sixth street for about $15,000 from Mr. and Mrs. George A. Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sullinger
Pima County
Oracle Road
Earl H. Brown
John A. Berry
N. C. Bledsoe
East Sixth Street
George A. Vance
J. A. Stewart
South
Seventh Avenue
32nd Street Sale by Schroder at About 12000
Isobel G. Schroder sells 32nd Street property for an indicated consideration of about $12,000. Callao is noted as Peru's chief port in the report.
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32Nd Street
Isobel G. Schroder
Callao
Peru
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