Arizona All-State Band Set for Weekend Rehearsals and Concert
More than 100 pupils from 17 state high schools arrive Thursday for rehearsals Friday and the all-state high school band concert Saturday night at the University of Arizona auditorium. A directors clinic precedes, with full and sectional rehearsals, a drum clinic, and a banquet. Guest conductor Glenn Cliffe Bainum leads the Saturday concert broadcast on Arizona Network. A late program features an Arizona band concert and teaching material discussions with Koogler directing a woodwind clinic.
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Arizona
University of Arizona
Fine Arts Building
University Auditorium
Glenn Cliffe Bainum
Northwestern University Band
University of Arizona Band
William Koogler
University
Northwestern
Bainum
Local Rodeo Thrills Tucson and Benson Crowds
A crowd of about a thousand watched a Buck Fletcher ranch rodeo on Wilmot road near Benson yesterday. Buckshot Sorrels of Tucson won the calling contest, with Marion Getzwiller of Benson taking third. Event winners included Frank Marshall in bull riding and Lougie Morris in saddle bronc, with team ropers Johnny Rhodes and Tommy Rhodes among top placers. a novelty chariot race crowned San Carlos cafe first.
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Arizona
Buck Fletcher
Wilmot Road
Benson Highway
Old Pueblo
Kermit Lewis
Porter’s
Buckshot Sorrels
Tucson
Jimmy Hudson
Marion Getzwiller
Benson
Bankers urge defense board reorganized with full powers
The Investment Bankers Association of America urged reorganizing the advisory defense commission to grant executive authority and a full division of finance. President Emmett F. Connely said the board should mimic the old war industries board with a chairman and funding coordination to guide credit and industry through wartime and into peacetime.
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AP Financial
Hollywood
Fla
Investment Bankers Association of America
Advisory Defense Commission
Emmett F. Connely
Washington
War Industries Board
Connely
Association
First Michigan Corp
Detroit
Balloting on Elk Candi Dates Set for Lodge Meeting
In Gen John J Pershing class second unit ballot will occur during tomorrow night’s lodge session per secretary F A Michels. The Christian Healing class meets at Universal Truth Center 635 North Stone Ave tomorrow at 2 PM with Mrs Olive Leeke presenting According to Your Faith at the session.
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John J. Pershing
F. A. Michels
Universal Truth Center
North Stone Avenue
Olive Leeke
Pickart Mass Tomorrow for Rose A Pickart at All Saints
A requiem mass for Rose A Pickart 46 a prominent Catholic member will be held at 8 am Tuesday at All Saints church. The body will be sent to Norway Iowa for burial. She had lived here ten years and earlier worked at Tucson Clinic serving as treasurer for the Catholic Daughters and St Ann's society. She is survived by six brothers and two sisters in Iowa California and Texas. A rosary will be held tonight at 7 in Reilly Undertaking chapel.
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Rose A. Pickart
All Saints Church
Norway
Miss Pickart
Tucson
Catholic Daughters
St. Ann’s Society
Paul J. Pickart
Alvin Pickart
Lawrence Pickart
Sacramento
Calif
Edward J. Pickart
San Antonio
Tex
Max C. Pickart
Cedar Rapids
Oscar F. Pickart
M. Marion
Bode
Hilda R. Pickart
Reilly Undertaking Company
Brazil Cuts Cotton Exports Nearly Half in Past Year
Brazil's cotton shipments to international markets have dropped by about fifty percent over the last year, signaling a sharp contraction in exports and possible shifts in farming and trade strategy.
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Brazil
Tucson Chamber Plans Coolidge Meeting Delegation
Alex Jacome J B Mead Mayor H O Jaastad and Chamber secretary C Edgar Goyette to represent Tucson Chamber at the Coolidge Chamber annual gathering in Coolidge at 7 p m today.
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Alex Jacome
J. B. Mead
H. O. Jaastad
Chamber of Commerce
C. Edgar Goyette
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
Tuc son Engineers Club meets to discuss airport expansion
George W. Seeley city manager will outline the airport expansion program at the Tuc son Engineers' club gathering this evening at the San Carlos cafe starting 6 30 oclock.
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George W. Seeley
Tucson Engineers’ Club
San Carlos Cafe
Hawkins’s Son Begins Primary Flight Training
E Lynn Hawkins son of R S Hawkins of 2208 East Third Street is starting primary flight training at the naval reserve aviation base in Long Beach California. Upon completion he will be eligible for advanced training at the naval air station in Pensacola Florida.
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E. Lynn Hawkins
R. S. Hawkins
East Third Street
Naval Reserve Aviation Base
Long Beach
Calif
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Tucson ministerial group to meet for noon luncheon
Members of the Tucson Ministerial Association will gather at the YWCA tomorrow for a noon luncheon. Dr. Robert E. Dickenson, president, will preside and Miss Bernice Miller, YWCA secretary, is in charge of the program.
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Tucson Ministerial Association
YWCA
Robert E. Dickenson
Bernice Miller
Bonds to finance Olsen addition sewer project total $70,419.44
City engineer R E Stallings stated that part of the Olsen addition sewer cost, totaling $70,419.44, will be covered by 10 year improvement district bonds. The overall cost is $79,704.36 with $9,284.92 already paid in cash by property owners.
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Olsen Addition
R. E. Stallings
Tucson High Students to Entertain Hiram Club at Luncheon
A group from Tucson High will entertain the Hiram club at its regular luncheon tomorrow noon at the Masonic Temple. Merlin Quo Milton Williams and Hugh Jennings will present public speaking work, while music classes are represented by Harry Gin and Edward Arntzen.
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Tucson
Hiram Club
Masonic Temple
Merlin Quo
Milton Williams
Hugh Jennings
Harry Gin
Edward Arntzen
Brinkman joins Parker Creek branch of forest experiment station
Kenneth A. Brinkman formerly with the Southern Experiment Station in New Orleans has been added to the staff at the Parker Creek branch of the Southwestern Forest and Range Experiment Station, according to Director Arthur Upson.
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Kenneth A. Brinkman
Southern Experiment Station
New Orleans
Parker Creek
Southwestern Forest and
Laughing and Crying Share Almost Identical Physiology
Researchers note that laughing and crying involve similar brain regions and hormonal responses. The study suggests both reactions may serve social bonding and stress relief, with overlapping neural circuits activating during affective expressions.
Program Ready For Christmas Tree At U A
A tentative Christmas tree celebration at the University of Arizona is planned for December 18. Gifts collected at the tree will be donated to the Big Brothers Tucson. The program features the university brass ensemble, invocations, scripture reading by President Alfred Atkinson, carol singing, and gifts presented by Santa Claus and co ed helpers. Proceeds from food and clothing go to the Big Brothers, with Santa Claus duties by Prof. Oscar Colcaire and Carl Berra as master of ceremonies.
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University of Arizona
Big Brothers
Tucson
University Brass Ensemble
George Wilson
Robert E. Dickenson
University Methodist Church
Alfred Atkinson
Rollin Pease
Santa Claus
Oscar Colcaire
Carl Berra
Dickenson
Old Main Building
Prof
Pease
Lyman Benson
C. Zaner Lesher
William* Bray
Jean Hamilton
Flood control talks on Gila and San Juan valleys
Technical experts from the U S engineers soil conservation service forest service and other federal agencies met over four days to discuss flood control in the Gila Little Colorado and San Juan river valleys. No recommendations were made pending completion of surveys with June reports expected and possible project announcements after.
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Gila
Little Colorado
San Juan
U. S. Engineers
Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Forest Service
Arthur Upson
Southwestern Forest and Range Research Experiment Station
Upson
Red Cross Volunteers Aid War Relief Effort Worldwide
American Red Cross women volunteers have logged about 14 million hours saving an estimated 5.6 million dollars in relief costs. They produced 3,309,805 garments and 21,446,155 surgical dressings shipped to Great Britain and China. No shipments to fallen France since July. A surge in output targets 200,000 garments for England and 20,000 utility kits for London air raid shelters.
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American Red Cross
Europe
Far East
A. L. Schafer
Pacific Area
Red Cross
Great Britain
China
France
Schafer
England
London
Yaqui Sonasum Bought by Arizona State Museum
The Yaqui sonasum a tambourine like instrument from the Yaqui people was purchased by the Arizona State Museum. Dr Edward H Spicer of the University of Arizona notes its mesquite construction and Pascola dance use. The museum aims to preserve Yaqui music collecting a drum flageolet gourd resonators a gourd drum a hand carved violin and the sonasum.
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Arizona State Museum
Edward H. Spicer
University of Arizona
Pascola
Thomas Alvarez
Spicer
Penny Shipment Sets City Record for Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis received the largest penny shipment in city history valued at 40000 dollars and weighing 14 tons to meet high coin demand spurred by new defense taxes.
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Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank
Sewer Lines Repaired In Tucson Interceptor
City engineer R E Stallings reports 650 feet of the Southside interceptor sewer rebuilt using vitrified tile after earlier deterioration of concrete pipe. About 4,600 feet remain and will be replaced as the line-collapse risk continues. Disintegration observed on West Twenty-fifth street prompted the upgrade, not Army traffic.
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R. E. Stallings
Reid
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Tucson
Stallings
South Sixth Avenue
West Twenty-fifth Street
George W. Seeley
Buffalo kill quota set at 60 in Houserock Valley
Officials say at least 60 buffalo will be killed by licensed hunters next month in Houserock Valley north of Flagstaff under state supervision. The herd target remains around 200 with 249 currently counted and 12 bulls expected from Oklahoma's Wichita Mountain refuge. Cases of illness from spoiled food have doubled in Tokyo over the past year.
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Phoenix
State Game Department
Houserock Valley
Flagstaff
K. C. Kartchner
Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge
Oklahoma
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