Two Chinese Among 17 New Citizens Here
The oath of allegiance was given in federal court to 17 new citizens from Russia Italy Canada Czechoslovakia Poland British West Indies Great Britain Mexico and two Chinese nationals Harold Dung Lee and John Shee the first since Congress opened citizenship to Chinese. Lee born in South China and Shee born in Canton have Americanized names Lee Dung Yen and Hong Shee. The 1943 law revoking the ban on Chinese citizenship is noted along with a civic ceremony and addresses by Mrs. James B. Henry and local civic and veteran leaders.
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Tucson
United States
Russia
Italy
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Poland
British West Indies
Great Britain
Mexico
Albert M. Sames
Harold Dung Lee
South
Fourth Avenue
John Shee
Pekin Cafe
West
Congress Street
Congress
Shee
Canton
West 34Th Street
James B. Henry
Spain
Phil
Luigi Braiotta
Louis Nied
Sophie Hellman
Illian Blatt
Gussie Lederman Katz
Hilda Forte Renfroe
William Edward Thompson
Francisco Carmelo Quiron
Ruben Cruz
Federico
Jesus Valdez
Manuel Osuna Morales
Jesus Silvas Molina
Melchor Chavez
Chavez
Ethel Maud Canfield
Agnes Edna McNabb
Nellie Delores Wils
S. M. Fegtly
J. W. Buchanan
Tucson Womans Club
Roy Robinson
American Legion
Agnes Kohler
Catholic Daughters
Janie Lawson
Ben Daniels Chapter
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Roland James
DAR
Malcolm Huff
DAWVV
Huff
DAWV
Dennis Weaver
Womans Club
Henry
County Board Briefs Arizona Highway and Welfare Actions
In a short session the county board approved a liquor license transfer from Irvin J. Watts to Oakley T. Norton doing business as First Avenue grocery. A resolution to route an inter-regional highway through southern Arizona to connect with San Diego and serve the Imperial Valley irrigation project received approval. Harry Blackledge was named to succeed himself on the welfare board. Thomas Collins, retiring after six years, praised colleagues and noted board accomplishments while criticizing his opponents.
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County Board of Supervisors
Irvin J. Watts
Oakley T. Norton
First Avenue Grocery
George Grove
Arizona
San Diego
Tucson
Imperial Valley
Harry Blackledge
Welfare Board
R. H. Martin
G. T. Alley
Blackledge
Collins
P. Y. Freeman
Thomas Collins
Marana Cadet Killed in Highway Crash
Aviation Cadet Arthur F. Taylor twenty seven son of Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor of Andover Ohio died from skull injuries after a truck carrying seven Marana basic training school cadets and one enlisted man was struck by a car near La Palma junction on highway 87 The other cadets were injured but not seriously and all faced a week more in hospital officials said Ambulances ferried the injured to Marana hospital from Coolidge and the field
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Arthur F. Taylor
Frank Taylor
Andover
Marana
la Paloma Junction
Aviation Cadets
Coolidge
Dan Curtis
Snowflake
Ariz
Austin Cook
Casa Grande
Police Patrolman Receives Trousers Award After Chase
In Indianapolis Pa trolman Henry Long pursued a purse snatcher and ripped his trousers. He appealed to the board of public safety for a new pair, which they considered with sympathy and granted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Long
Long
Board of Blie Safety
Tucson Junior Woman's Club December meeting program
The Tucson Junior Woman's Club will gather at the Woman's Club at 2 30 p m tomorrow for a December meeting. Robert A Darrow presents a talk and movie titled Explorers of Arizona. All members are urged to attend.
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Tucson Junior Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Robert A. Darrow
Arizona
Young People's Club to Hold Evening Meeting
The Young People’s Health Brew association invites interested persons to a business and social gathering at 8 p m today in the Rendezvous room at the Santa Rita hotel.
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Young People's Hebrew Association
Santa Rita Hotel
Epps Randolph Lodge to Confer First Degree Tonight
Epps Randolph Lodge No. 32 A F and A M will confer its first degree at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 p m today.
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Epps Randolph Lodge
A. F
A. M
Berea College Student Attends Ohio Valley IR Conference
Charles Foster Haywood a Berea College junior from Tucson and president of the public affairs forum joined two other Berea representatives at the Ohio Valley International Relations conference held at Capitol University in Columbus Ohio. He also participated in the November 23 Thanksgiving program at Phelps Stokes auditorium reading John Robinson's counsel to the Pilgrims.
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Charles Foster Haywood
Berea College
Charles A. Haywood
Tucson
Berea
Capitol University
Columbus
Ohio
Charles
Phelps Stokes Auditorium
John Robinson
Republican Ward Committee Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting of the Republican ward committeemen at 136 N. Stone Avenue at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Republican Ward
N. Stone Avenue
Tucson Woman Dies On Coast
Dorothy Heller Rosenstiel 47 wife of Lewis S. Rosenstiel board chairman of Schenley Distillers died early yesterday in Beverly Hills California. A Tucson resident since 1937 she moved to California last fall from Greenwich Conn. She spent her first season at Arizona Inn and later lived in the Bradley home in the Catalina foothills. Survived by her mother Mrs Florence Heller her husband a brother Herbert Heller of New York and two children Louise and David Rosenstiel Funeral services will be held in Cincinnati Ohio date not yet set.
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Dorothy Heller Rosenstiel
Lewis S. Rosenstiel
Schenley Distillers Corporation
Beverly Hills
Calif
Tucson
Rosenstiel
California
Greenwich
Conn
Florence Heller
Herbert Heller
New York
Louise
David Rosenstiel
David
University of Arizona
Hacienda
Hartebeest Volunteers in Warning Duty Against Predators
An African hartebeest risks its own life to warn nearby animals of approaching danger, acting as an alert sentinel for the herd. The behavior highlights a dramatic protective instinct and social coordination among wildlife.
Released From Prison Faces Second Charge
Robert Lawrence Hutcheson, 32, released from Leavenworth after a two year sentence for selective service violations, awaits Judge Albert M. James ruling on a pending Dyer act charge from 1943. Hutcheson pled guilty to transporting a stolen car across state lines and seeks leniency claiming full repayment of all transgressions. Judge Sames set a Monday date for reconsideration. In other action, Jesus Rodriguez Zamora, 24, received a suspended sentence on immigration charges and was ordered deported.
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Robert Lawrence Hutcheson
Albert M. James
Hutcheson
James Silver
Sames
R Dyer
Silver
K. Berry Peterson
U. S
Yuma
Peterson
Jesus Rodriguez Zamora
Navy resumes commodore rank equal to Army brigadier general
The rank of commodore, recently restored in the U.S. Navy, is now considered equivalent to the Army’s brigadier general. The change aligns pay bands and seniority, signaling parity between the services.
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U. S. Navy
Army
Personal Secretary To Stettinius Is UA Alumnus R H Henry
Robert Horton Henry, personal secretary to newly nominated secretary of state Edward Stettinius, is an alumnus of the University of Arizona class of 1924. He attended UA from 1921 to 1924, then West Point, served in Mexico City and Buenos Aires, and spent about 15 years in diplomatic service. Henry, born January 23, 1904, also belonged to Kappa Sigma at UA and visited Tucson two years ago.
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Edward Stettinius
United States
Robert Horton Henry
Henry
Cora G. Henry
11Th Street
Douglas
University of Arizona
Arizona
United States Military Academy
West Point
Mexico City
Buenos Aires
A. L. Slonaker
Tucson
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Airbase to Stage Aircraft Exhibit for Army Air Forces Day
Davis Monthan will host an Army aircraft show on the Ameri can Airlines ramp to accompany the sixth war loan drive. Visitors may view planes including a Lightning Thunderbolt Mustang Flying Fortress Liberator C 47 and AT4 with veteran pilots on hand to answer questions. Free premiere tickets for Something For the Boys go to bond purchasers. Jessica Dragonette and Robert Walker will attend the Dec 7 event.
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Davis-Monthan Field
American Airlines
Congress
Stone Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Officers’ Wives’ Clubs
Davis-Monthan
Marana Army Fields
Vigilantes
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Army Airfield
Fox-Tucson
Tee Dragonette
War Bond Finance Committee
Jessica Dragonette
Phoenix
Robert Walker
Walker
Newly Enlisted WACs May Have Yuletide Home Leave
Tucson recruiters announce a yuletide proviso in December enlistment rules allowing new WACs to spend Christmas at home before starting training. Lt Rom aine Affick notes an urgent need for WACs and that officials granted a temporary extension of the 30 day inactive status for new enlistees.
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Tucson
Romaine Affick
WAC
Attick
Judge De Concini Heads to Phoenix for Hearing
Judge Eve De Concini will be out of the city until late Tuesday officials said. He will hear motions in the State vs. bonding companies tied to the Brush affair in Phoenix today and hear cases in Ajo tomorrow.
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Eve de Concini
Hen Lays Double Egg In One In Longview
A Longview Texas hen owned by Mrs Mary Butlery laid a double yolk egg then produced an egg inside the first egg, creating two shells in one. The event marks a rare two eggs in one occurrence observed by local reporters from United Press.
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Longview
Tex. U.P
Mary Butlery
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