Rose Named To All Western Vocational Unit
Rose, superintendent of city schools and hospitalized after an automobile pedestrian crash, was named to the American Vocational Association All Western committee. Announcement from the AVA confirms the honor came at the request of L H Dennis. San Francisco hosts the association's December 15 to 19 convention with about 3000 delegates. The group emphasizes training children to master a single skilled task amid defense era shifts toward mechanical and engineering fields.
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EF. Rose
St. Mary’s Hospital
American Vocational Association
All Western
Association
San Francisco
Rose
L. H. Dennis
AVA
Washington, D. C
United States
Britain Calls On RAF To Aid In Sea Lanes
Churchill expands Royal Air Force coastal command to patrol Atlantic routes and shield merchant shipping from U boats raiders and long range bombers. Britain accelerates deliveries of American recon aircraft to bolster sea defense and aims to reduce shipping losses as plans grow.
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Britain
RAF
Ned Russell
London
U.P
Atlantic
Winston Church- Mil
Admiralty
Royal Air Force
Churchill
Bourchill
Germany
Regular monthly meeting of the 40 and 8 in Tucson
City brief reports the 40 and 8 will meet at 8 o clock tonight at the American Legion home. Also noted are visits by T W Brooks of American Airlines and his wife in Tucson. Mrs Nannie Hall won a $2500 verdict in a malicious prosecution suit brought by Lassie Hall.
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American Legion
T. W. Brooks
General Office
American Air Lines, Inc
New York City
Tucson
Santa Rita
Nannie Hall
Superior Court
Lassie Hall
Homemakers Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Knox Home
Government Heights homemakers will hold a covered dish luncheon and gift exchange Friday at 11 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A F Knox 109 West President Street.
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Government Heights
A. F. Knox
West President Street
Amphitheatre health clinic at school Friday
The Amphi thetre child health clinic will be held between 1 and 3 p m Friday at the school.
Elk Dinner and Christmas Party by Saguaro Shrine No 2
Members of Saguaro Shrine No 2 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem plan an elk dinner and Christmas party on Thursday at 6 p m Reservations can be made by calling 5696 W
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Saguaro Shrine No. 2
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
5696
Five HI Y Clubs Rally at Tucson YMCA Tonight
Five HI Y clubs from Tucson junior high schools will gather at the YMCA tonight starting at 7 30 for a rally. They compete for an attendance prize and Dr Delbert Secrist will speak on health problems.
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HI Y
Tucson
Y.M.C.A
Delbert Secrist
Christmas Party Planned by Sacred Heart Youth Group
The Catholic Youth Organization of Sacred Heart church will sponsor a Christmas party on December 18 at 7 30 p m. Attendees are asked to bring an inexpensive humorous gift.
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Catholic Youth Organization of the Sacred Heart Church
Wranglers pledge seven new members at Arizona University
The Wranglers literary society for women at the University of Arizona announced seven new pledges today. The new members are Mary Cotton, Pat Upshaw, Mary Osborn, Margaret Cunningham, Florence Reynolds, Ruth Adler, and Phillis Pierson.
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Wranglers
University of Arizona
Mary Cotton
Pat Upshaw
Mary Osborn
Margaret Cunningham
Florence Reynolds
Ruth, Adler
Phillis Pierson
Arizona ASCE Student Chapter to Meet on Campus
The University of Arizona student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers will hold a meeting at 6 30 o clock this evening in the campus dining hall. Guest speaker Robert Houston from the city engineering department will discuss airport construction.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
University of Arizona
Robert Houston
City Engineering Department
Am I My Brother's Keeper Prayer Discussion
Olive Ethel Leeke announces a midweek prayer discussion at the Universal Truth Center 635 North Stone Avenue at 8 pm Wednesday. The group healing service is open to the public.
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Universal Truth Center
North Stone Avenue
Olive Ethel Leeke
Knights of Columbus to Call Volunteers for Big Brothers Sale
At 8 o'clock tomorrow night the Knights of Columbus club house on South Stone avenue will call volunteers for the annual Big Brothers sale.
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Big Brothers
Knights of Columbus
South Stone Avenue
Dinner Meeting at University of Arizona Dining Hall
Engineers will hold a dinner meeting at 6 30 tonight in the University of Arizona dining hall. Robert Houston will be the speaker.
Red Cross Nursing Committee to Meet at Pioneer Hotel
Mrs. George Ferguson announced the Red Cross nursing activities committee will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Pioneer hotel. Red Cross field representative Mark Tomas will be present.
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George Ferguson
Red Cross Nursing Activities Committee
Pioneer Hotel
Mark Tomas
Red Cross Field
Post Office Aids Preventorium and Comstock Hospital Kids
Post office workers donate magazines to children at the Preventorium and Comstock hospital monthly and also give chewing gum packages at times, new details show.
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Preventorium
Comstock Hospital
Supervisors Set December 16 Appraisal for 264 Acres Hopeful
The board designated December 16 for appraising 264 acres in section 32 township 11 range 14 east of Highway 80. J. E. McAdams has applied to purchase the land from the state land commissioner and currently leases the property.
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Board OF Supervisors
Highway 80
J. E. McAdams
State Land Commissioner
McAdams
Nordins of Jamaica Visit Tucson for Winter Season
Mr and Mrs E J Nordin of Jamaica Long Island are winter visitors in Tucson. They have leased a dwelling for the season at 320 North Fremont Avenue.
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E. J. Nordin
Jamaica, L. I
Tucson
North
Fremont Avenue
Toy drive fuels Tucson firemen gift collection
Seventy five toys were turned over today to city firemen who handle the Big Brothers gift collection. The Americanization council of Organized Labor in Tucson hosted a banquet where attendees had to present a toy to gain admission.
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Big Brothers
Americanization Council of Organized Labor
Tucson
Harvey W. Taylor Held on Vagrancy Charges in Tucson
Harvey W. Taylor, 21, of Custer City Oklahoma, was detained by Tucson police on vagrancy charges. He was arrested in railroad yards after it was found he lacked a Selective Service registration card yesterday.
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Harvey W. Taylor
Custer City
Okla
Tucson
Burglary Report From 18 West Pastime Park Road
E. A. Redfield reported to the sheriff the burglary of his home at 18 West Pastime Park Road with theft of clothing and personal articles valued at $30. Police investigated the incident today.
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E. A. Redfield
West Pastime Park Road
Amphitheatre property owners seek 25 mph speed limit
Pima County Board of Supervisors will review a petition from Amphitheatre area property owners requesting a 25 mph speed limit. The petition includes 72 signatures.
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Pima County
Mexico Sees Early Oil Settlement With Expropriation Firms
Mexican ambassador to Washington Francisco Castillo Najera said he expects a prompt settlement between the Mexican government and oil companies whose properties were expropriated in 1938. Najera returns to Washington after predicting a soon signing of an agreement to resolve pending questions.
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Mexico City
Francisco Castillo Najera
Washington
Najera
Mexico
Lazaro Cardenas
Three youths held for theft of 24 dollars in Tucson
Police detained Kenneth Murphey 22 Hugh Tom Collins 22 and Robert Kennedy 19 after they allegedly stole 24 dollars from the Schafer Norton service station cash register on North Stone avenue and Second street last Sunday night. The suspects reside on Roller Coaster road and 616 East Mabel street.
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Tucson
Schafer-Norton
North Stone Avenue
Second Street
Kenneth Murphey
Hugh Tom Collins
Robert Kennedy
East Mabel Street
Union Row At Riverside Show Brews Labor Dispute
A Tucson row between the local union chapter of the International Association of Theatrical Stage Employees and promoter Hal J. Ross over a Riverside auditorium derby show escalates into a labor dispute. Pickets were posted, countered by handbills, and involvement from the Tucson Trades Council and potential action by the American Federation of Musicians president in Chicago.
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Tucson
International Association of Theatrical Stagehand
Hal J. Ross
Riverside Auditorium
Oeal 415
Ross
Walkathon
Riverside
Owen Nugent
Riverside Hall
Derby
Eddie Jacobs
Nugent
Net Union
Ernie Lewis
War fund sale in Newtown auctions bullock for 4000 dollars
A bullock was auctioned in a Newtown war fund sale bringing in 4000 dollars. The event supported military aid efforts and drew local bidders and volunteers in South Africa.
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Newtown
South Africa
Blinded veterans lead new blind to work and life
A British program trains blinded Boer War veterans and others to reclaim independence. At Long Meadow in Goring, Captain Sir Beachcroft Towse mentors 28 pupils through mobility, crafts, and social reintegration, guiding them to industrial and office roles or stenography.
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London
Long Meadow
Britain
National Institute For the Blind
Goring
Placid Thames
Sir Beachcroft Towse
Sir Beachcroft
Izaak Walton
Australia to Produce Drugs For Self Sufficiency
In Canberra the Federal government launches a program to make Australia self sufficient for drugs from plants. The plan includes opium derivatives quinine and ephredrine with 450 acres planted in poppies to meet opium needs.
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Canberra
Australia
Deaf and Blind Children Entertain Rotary Club
Members of the Tucson Rotary club at the Pioneer hotel luncheon were treated to a five part program by students of the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind directed by Bob Morrow. Performances included a rhythm band, Betty Sherman singing Silent Night, Miguel Ruiz and Gene Cauthron guitar and harmonica pieces, Betsy Coe's hula, Edwina and Harry Rickle violin and piano, and Jackie Coker 13 who performed choral selections read questions via hand signals and recited a poem accompanied by music.
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Tucson
Miguel Ruiz
Gene Cauthron
Betsy Coe
Hawaiian Islands
Edwina
Harry Rickle
Jackie Coker
Jackie
Billy Young
Johnny Marble
Howlett Smith
Jake Salazar
Cora Young
Irene Siquieros
Betty Sherman
Carol Brown
Ronald Moody
June Robertson
Nort Whitlock
Leonore Sanchez
Margaret Duarte
Bruce Barlow
Johnathan Notah
Suzan Meadows
Union Agent Confirms Big Initiation Fee
In Washington the union official confirms a $300 initiation fee for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers with installments allowed. David Thomas from Missouri testifies he was blocked from Fort Belvoir for lacking union membership and told to pay the fee. The piece notes the fee funds unemployment relief and sick benefits. Strikes and defense production are also discussed, including Walsh Healey act debates with Navy officials.
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Washington
Up— Co
F. Preller
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Special House
Missouri
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
David Thomas
Fort Belvoir
Thomas
Preller
Alexandria
Fort Meade
L. Metcalfe Walling
Walsh-Healey Public Contracts Act
Ray Spear
Navy
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Coronado Cuarto Centennial Fete Planned in Albuquerque
Santa Fe New Mexico Dec 11 A post season Coronado Cuarto Centennial program is being arranged by the U S Coronado Exposition Commission for the convention of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish in Albuquerque Dec 28. The year of Coronado exploration 400th anniversary closed in El Paso with the Coronado Southwest Fiesta. G C Dickens said the presentation would be similar to the Fiesta.
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Santa FE
N. M
American Association of Teachers of Spanish
Albuquerque
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
New Mexico
G. C. Dickens
Federal Commission
Preventorium Tots To Receive Better Christmas Dinners
Mrs Kathryn Hammond head of ticket sales reports the city county employees dance raised about 360 this year versus 292 last year. Proceeds will fund Christmas dinners and gifts for Pima County Preventorium TB suspects.
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Pima County
Santa Claus
Kathryn Hammond
Criticism of the law spurs calls for congressional debate
A Sunday article quotes a speaker who argues the act offers safeguards for labor that many find reasonable and that any changes should occur only after thorough debate in Congress. The remark reflects ongoing public scrutiny of the legislation.
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Congress
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