MGM to Film Billy the Kid Tale Near Tucson
Western movie production by Metro Goldwyn Mayer moves to a ranch near Rattlesnake Pass south of Tucson with Robert Taylor and Maureen O Sullivan in lead roles. Filming will occur mostly in Monument Valley Verde Valley and Tucson over about three weeks beginning mid December.
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Billy the Kid
Hollywood Unit
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Rattlesnake Pass
MGM
Robert Taylor
Maureen O’sullivan
Brian Don Levy
Pat Garrett
New Mexico
Santa Rita
Frank Borzage
Dick Rosson
Arizona
Monument Valley
Verde Valley
Tucson
Taylor
Outlaw
Rosson
Publicity For Britain Urged By Ex Writer
London figure Sir William Goode urges publicity for Britain's maritime difficulties as the best remedy for censorship. He recalls his AP wartime career, citing Admiral Sampson and a warning about publishing things that could endanger the American fleet.
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Britain
London
America
William Goode
London Times
Sir William
Drew Middleton
Associated Press
The
Times
United States
William T. Sampson
Sampson
Washington
A.p.’S
A.P. of America
Wesel Jr. Dies in Local Hospital at 25
George G. Wesel Jr. 25, died this morning in a local hospital. He resided at 420 East 17th Street and had lived in Nyack for three years. He is survived by his wife Marie Elizabeth Wesel, an infant daughter Valerie Jean, his father George G. Wesel, two half brothers John and Peter Wesel, and four aunts in Nyack. Funeral arrangements await an arriving aunt. Reilly Undertaking Co. conducts arrangements.
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George G. Wesel, Jr
Hos
Cson
East 17Th Street
Marie Elizabeth Wesel
Valerie Jean
George G. Wesel
John
Peter Wesel
Nyack
Iie
Reilly Undertaking Company
Forest Service Chief Lecturer Plans Speech
Dr. H. N. Wheeler, chief forest service lecturer, will speak at the University of Arizona auditorium at 8 p m next Tuesday. His talk will be illustrated with colored slides. The following day in Douglas he will address a Lions and Rotary clubs meeting. Wheeler has served with the forest service since 1905 and is regarded as a leading naturalist.
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H. N. Wheeler
Forest Service
University of Arizona
Wheeler
Lions and Rotary Clubs
Douglas
The
Colorado
California
Firemen Save Over A Million Lobsters At Station
Firemen kept emergency pumps running at the Boothbay Harbor state rearing station after pumping equipment failed. They saved more than 1,000,000 lobsters by maintaining water circulation until repairs were completed.
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Boothbay Harbor
Tucson Briefs Two Reads of City News
Frank Rhbea 73 a winter visitor from Bradenton Florida died this morning in Tucson. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Arizona Mortuary. Four thousand five hundred aliens registered today at the post office under the alien registration act Postmaster Harold Collins said. Deadline for registration is December 25.
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Frank Rhbea
Tucson
Bradenton
Fla
Arizona
Harold Collins
Pima County Coordinating Council Meeting Update
The Pima County Coordinating Council will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in Superior Court No. 1. Officers will be elected and David Putney of the Tucson Police Department and James Contreras of the City Recreation Department will report on progress by the Junior T-men organization.
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Pima County Coordinating Council
Superior Court
David Putney
Tucson Police Department
James Contreras
City Recreation Department
T-men
Thel Centro Club Schedules Friday Evening Meeting
Porfirio Lopez announced a special meeting of the Thel Centro Club at 8 p.m. Friday.
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Thel Centro Club
Porfirio Lopez
Eureka club meeting hostess announced at South Fifth venue
Mrs. S. F. Chandler will host the Eureka club gathering at 7 30 p m today. The event takes place at the home of Mrs. Z. Downs located at 1026 South Fifth avenue.
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S. F. Chandler
Eureka Club
Z. Downs
South Fifth Avenue
Plans to Continue Christmas Seal Sale in Pima County
The Pima county Anti tuberculosis association met at the county welfare office to plan ongoing sales of Christmas seals. Money may be sent to Mrs. Warner at 509 East Second street.
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Pima County Anti-tuberculosis Association
County Welfare Office
Warner
East Second Street
Winter visitor E N Hopper joins sister in town
E N Hopper of Eugene Oregon arrived to spend the winter with his sister Mrs Evan geline Conner a teacher at the Amphitheatre school at 215 East Helen Street acknowledging the family reunion and local residence plans.
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E. N. Hopper
Eugene, Ore
Evangeline Conner
East Helen Street
Degree To Be Conferred At Masonic Temple
The second degree will be conferred Wednesday evening at 7 30 o'clock in the Masonic temple by Tucson lodge No 4 F and A M according to an announcement by E D Neal worshipful master.
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Masonic Temple
Tucson Lodge
A. M
E. D. Neal
Nurses Association District Meeting Planned at YWCA
The Arizona State Nurses' Association district No 2 will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock at the YWCA with the private duty section gathering earlier at 7 30 o'clock.
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Arizona State Nurses’ Association
Y.W.C.A
Professor Herrick to Speak at USC Alumni Party
Prof. George F. Herrick of the University of Arizona business administration faculty visits Los Angeles to attend a Christmas party hosted by the university's Southern California Alumni club where he will appear as a special program speaker.
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George F. Herrick
University of Arizona
Los Angeles
University
Southern California
University of Arizona dedicates Douglas memorial building bulletin
One hundred copies of the university bulletin on the dedication of the Douglas memorial mines and metallurgy building have been bound in book form and sent to principal persons who appeared on the program last June.
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University of Arizona
Douglas Memorial Mines and Metallurgy
University Faculty Invited to Men's Night at Recreation Hall
All University of Arizona faculty are invited to attend Men's Night at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the recreation hall. Blue Key honor fraternity sponsors the event.
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University of Arizona
Blue Key, Honor Fraternity
Class 1A Men Few on Draft Listings
Pima county boards report about 800 of 10 000 registered men classified 1-A under the selective service act. Draft Board No 1 cites roughly one in twelve registrants 1-A after deferments and exams while Board No 2 notes about one in fifteen. The University of Arizona supplies many 1-A men but they will not be called until after the current school year.
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Pima County
Draft Board No. 1
Draft Board No. 2
University of Arizona
Charles M. Griffith Dies in Tucson At 70
Charles M. Griffith 70 died early today at a local hospital after living in Tucson 13 years. He resided at 2016 North Trent Avenue and is survived by son Llewellyn daughter Winifred both University of Arizona students and brother W G Griffith of Des Moines Iowa. Funeral services set for 3 30 tomorrow at the Arizona Mortuary with Rev Richard A Dawson officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Charles M. Griffith
Tucson
North Trent Avenue
Llewellyn
Winifred
University of Arizona
W. G. Griffith
Des Moines
Iowa
Arizona
Richard A. Dawson
Congregational Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Notice of Tucson police monthly report discusses October traffic tickets
The Tucson police monthly report shows a sharp drop in traffic citations with 424 in November, including offenses such as reckless driving 25 and unlawful parking 283, while general criminal offenses rose to 286 arrests. Fines totaled 257 and refunds/receipts included 2,290.70 in fines and 1,521.10 in stolen property recovered.
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Tucson
Police Monthly
Pima County
U. S. Marshal
Pope asks Christmas truce amid war in motu proprio
Vatican report says Pope Pius XII urged warring powers to observe a spontaneous or mutual Christmas truce to spare bloodshed and preserve the season's peace. The motu proprio also allows Christmas Eve masses in the afternoon and relaxes Christmas day Mass obligations for Catholics in war zones.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Churchill Rejects Christmas Armistice Plan In Parliament
November 26 reports Winston Churchill curtly refused a British Parliament proposal to seek a Christmas armistice. He warned the government would reject such a move. The piece notes past rejections and brief Christmas truces in wars, including trench fraternization and hostage exchanges, with references to the 1936 Spanish Civil War and Helsinki bombing by the Russians last year.
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Winston Churchill
Helsinki
Murder charge in dance hall death near Safford
Guillermo Alvillar must stand trial in Graham County Superior Court on a charge of murdering Reynaldo Garcia during a fight at a dance hall in San Jose nine miles east of Safford on November 16. He was ordered held without bond after a justice court hearing. Garcia suffered knife wounds.
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Safford
Guillermo Alvillar
Graham County Superior Court
Reynaldo Garcia
San Jose
Here
Garcia
Tucson Girl Named In Who's Who Among Students
Miss Gwen Watson of Tucson earns a place in the 1940 41 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. She will receive a BS from the University of Arizona in June and is active in Pi Lambda Theta Chi Omega Mortar Board Women’s Athletic Association and the CAA flight program.
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Gwen Watson
University of Arizona
Jules A. Watson
North Palomas
Tucson
Who's Who
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Watson
Pi Lambda Theta
Chi Omega
Mortar Board
Women’s Athletic Association
University Caa
Girls’ Athletic Association
Blind see model bridge helps visualize Seattle structure
In Seattle a scale model of the Lake Washington floating bridge was given to blind residents. After feeling the model, they remarked that they now know how the bridge looks, providing tactile insight into the new crossing.
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Seattle
Wash
U.P
Lake Washington
WPA Administrator Sure Low Mood Is Now Thing Of Past
James R. Hubbard of the WPA declares morale restored as local WPA headquarters receives notice that Manuel Santa Maria of Tucson has left for private work at Fort Huachuca. A postcard termination accompanies a humorous caricature and message.
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WPA
James R. Hubbard
Federal Works Projects Administration
Manuel Santa Maria
Tucson
Fort Huachuca
Maria
Refugee Problems Topic Addressed by University Student
Heinrich Koffler, a freshman from the University of Arizona, will discuss Refugee Adjustment in a 7:30 p.m. talk in room 101 of the chemistry physics building. He lived in Vienna before coming to Prescott and Tucson and previously worked with an emigre committee aiding Austrian refugees. The talk is sponsored by the Maimonidean Society and university Jewish group and is open to the public.
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Heinrich Koffler
University of Arizona
Vienna
Koffler
Prescott
Tucson
Austria
The
Maimonidean Society
Methodist Boards Combined at Meet elects new leaders
The Methodist Church boards met Monday and elected Bishop Raymond J. Wade of Detroit as president. Syracuse's Bishop Charles W. Flint was first vice president and Houston's Bishop A. Frank Smith second vice president. Colorado Springs' Guy M. Hanner was recording secretary and Dr. O. J. Garder of Joplin, Missouri, treasurer. Russia now has air ambulances.
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Raymond J. Wade
Detroit
Charles W. Flint
Syracuse
N. Y
A. Frank Smith
Houston, Tex
Guy M. Hanner
Colorado Springs
Colo
O. J. Garder
Joplin
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Russia
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van Raalte
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