College Head Accuses Reds In New York
Dr. Harry Gideonse president of Brooklyn college charged that the Communist party is using New York City free colleges as sounding boards for its activities. He said the anti Communist majority is large but a small minority seeks to exploit the college for ulterior motives. Brooklyn college enrolls about 14 000.
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New York
Harry Gideonse
Brooklyn College
Communist Party
New York City
Joint Legislative Committee
American Students Union
Peace Continuation Committee
Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers Convention Opens
The Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers association begins its two day annual convention with 56 members and wives enrolled by noon. Headquarters are at the Santa Rita hotel with afternoon sessions at the La Jolla club. Ford Jennings of the Beer Institute and John A. Duncan spoke, followed by an evening dinner dance at Desert Shores. Francis Ames of Douglas is president and Mrs Sid Price of Tucson is secretary. Fred Lane of Tucson handles local arrangements.
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Arizona Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Santa Rita Hotel
la Jolla
South Sixth Avenue
Ford Jennings
The
Beer Institute
John A. Duncan
Arizona Liquor Control Department
Desert Shores
Francis Ames
Douglas
Sid Price
Tucson
Fred Lane
Pima County
Simple Indoor Lighting Tricks for Portraits
The article outlines three indoor lighting methods: window daylight with a reflector for fill, flashbulbs as an efficient alternative, and electric lights with advised placement. It emphasizes keeping backgrounds simple, using a plain wall, and positioning chairs to avoid line interference with the sitter’s head.
Arizona Draft Set at 735 Men for January Induction
Arizona expects to furnish up to 735 men for the January 3 selective service induction as part of a national quota. Maj. Gen. A. M. Tuthill, state director, said the figure aligns with Washington dispatches indicating about 160,000 trainees nationally next month.
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Phoenix
Arizona
A. M. Tuthill
Tuthill
Washington, D. C
Cochise County
Pima County
Pinal County
Yavapai County
Maricopa County
Santa Cruz County
Australian public fund backs gun sights for soldiers in Egypt
Australian Army authorities oppose official provision of gun glasses for troops in Egypt to combat glare and dust, prompting a public fund drive in Australia to supply the glasses.
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Egypt
Australia
Romania Expropriates Oil Lands and Shipping
Bucharest moves seize all oil pipelines pump stations and real estate connected to them amplifying control over Romana Americano Standard Oil property. A second decree seizes Danube vessels used by firms with Jewish stockholders, with compensation over 25 years. Oil output drops from 1700 to 1400 tank cars daily amid unrest.
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Bucharest
Ion Antonescu
Rumania
Romano Americano
Standard Oil
Danube
Antonescu
Romania
War heightens tulip shortages for spring gardens
Hartford story notes UPR reports war cuts tulip bulb supply from Holland. Horticulturists fear gardens will miss usual abundance in spring beds as many American gardeners await limited bulb availability.
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Hartford, Conn
U.pr
Holland
War Drives 7500 Tons of Asphalt Stash in Trinidad
The ongoing conflict forces authorities to store about 7,500 tons of asphalt in Trinidad as a precautionary measure. Officials coordinate securing the material to prevent disruption of road repairs and supply chains amid hostilities.
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Trinidad
Bundles for Britain reports U S aid reaching England
National Bundles for Britain HQ confirms shipments of warm clothing and relief supplies reach English ports amid rumors of failures. A Churchill group cable praises America's growing help and sympathy. The Soldiers' Sailors' and Airmen's Families association thanks for a 10600 dollar hospital cot gift. Local chapters urged to boost efforts due to bombings.
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Britain
England
Winston Churchill
America
Vivian
Soldiers’, Sailors’ and Airmen’s Families Association
Natalie Wales Latham
Tucson
Charles Reynard
London
Decorations Contest Set by Tucson Jaycees
The Tucson Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Christmas home decorations contest for local households. Harry Chambers chairs the committee with Larry Lewis in charge of prizes and Abbott Dodge handling publicity. The event seeks merchant donations for prizes including a grand prize from the local utility company and several cups for top decorators.
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Tucson
Dodge
Ter
Calcote brothers send Santa lists with prices
Two Newberry youngsters Allen and Mack Calcote print and mail letters to Santa with listed mailorder prices to ensure no mistakes.
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Newberry
S. C
Allen
Mack Calcote
Will Kepp
Saint Nick
Pardons Board Seeks Old Grad Release in Arizona
The board of pardons and paroles unanimously recommends commuting Edgar C. Park's sentence to 120 years or time served for the 1928 murder of Perry Brite in Goodwater Arizona. Gov. Bob Jones will consider the request. Park, 30, has 26 years of good behavior credits and a storied past as a Kansas University J ayhawker correspondent.
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Phoenix
Jones
Do. Park
Kansas University
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Arizona
Edgar C. Park
Walter Hofmann
Park
Perry Brite
Goodwater
Bob Jones
Hofmann
Grave Cedar Grows Slow Near 1863 Ashland Tombstone
A diminutive cedar tree sprouts from the base of a tombstone in Ashland marking Willie E. Fasig who died in 1863. The dwarfed tree began growing shortly after the Civil War and has since grown slowly near the grave site.
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Ashland
Willie E. Fasig
Palestine Proposes Loans for Farmers Renting Tractors
Palestine plans to provide loans to farmers who wish to rent tractors. The program aims to support agricultural operations by easing access to machinery for rental use.
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Palestine
Night clubs aid benefit dance in Tucson Saturday
C W Gardner announces three Tucson night clubs will provide entertainers for the annual Preventorium benefit dance at the American Legion hall Saturday night. Jimmie Carters La Jolla brings Natalie Mustal and Andreani. Santa Rita hotel offers the Three Arizonians. Rex Kings Lodge sends a floor show. Merle Webb and his orchestra will play. Proceeds fund Christmas food and toys for Pima County Preventorium children. tickets 50 cents per couple.
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C. W. Gardner
American Legion Hall
Tucson
Jimmie Carter
la Jolla
Natalie Mustal
Andreani
Santa Rita Hotel
Rex King
Lodge
Bombers Deliver Pillows From Monterey to March Field
Four pilots flying a U S army bomber carried 300 feather pillows from the Monterey Presidio to March Field Riverside Cal. The pillow shipment aimed to ease accommodation shortages caused by interrupted transportation to foreign service.
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Monterey
Calif
U.P
Monterey Presidio
March Field
Riverside
Cal
Government urged to distribute essentials in Bolivia
Officials in Bolivia face calls to widen the distribution of necessities amid shortages. Community groups press authorities to ensure food, medicine, and basic goods reach vulnerable regions and urban centers alike.
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Bolivia
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
Thousands seek relief from constipation with Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna mixed with Syrup Pepsin. The ad promises gentle effect on lazy bowels, palatable taste, and suitability for children, urging readers to buy at their druggist today.
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Dr. Caldwell
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