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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1940

Page

7

University Receives 320 Acre Land Gift for Savannah Grass Study

The University of Arizona will manage 320 acres donated by William B. Trowbridge and held by Joseph Timothy Page as caretaker. The site joins the U S Forest Service and U S Soil Conservation Service to study Savannah grassland and revegetation. Page revived barren flats using ant hills and gopher holes, turning the land lush with grass, fruit trees, and a vegetable plot.

University of Arizona William B. Trowbridge Oracle New York U.S. Soil Conservation Service U. S. Forest Service Joseph Timothy Page Kansas City Page C. T. Vorhies University Entomology and Economic Zoology Ecological Society of America Trowbridge University Paul S. Burgess College of Agriculture Santa Rita Mountains Arizona

Montreal Blast Kills Woman and Injures Five

A blast and fire in Montreal killed Mrs. T. G. Roy, 63, and injured five others as ten families were made homeless in near zero weather. Three buildings burned. debris scattered for two blocks. Firemen fought the blaze four hours. origin undetermined. This followed a separate gas explosion the previous day in Tetreaultville.

Montreal T. G. Roy Tetreaultville

Elks Host Second Christmas Party For Tucson Children

Tucson Elks plan a second holiday fete to aid needy children. Secretary Frank A. Michel says gifts food and clothing will be provided to the Pima County Preventorium Comstock Hospital and Arizona Children's Home. The event opens 8 p.m. to midnight at the Elks hall and is open to the public.

Santa Claus Tucson Frank A. Michel Tucson Elks Elks Hall Lodge Pima County Comstock Hospital Arizona Children’s Home Michel Old St. Nick

Flagstaff Teachers Stage Three-Scene Tableau at Christmas Vespers

A three-part tableau depicting the Annunciation, Shepherd's scene and Nativity was presented at Arizona State Teachers College during Christmas vespers. The Arizona Playmakers and the A Cappella choir participated with Dr. Eldon A. Ardrey Lloyd Pipes and Peggy Kleindienst directing.

Flagstaff Arizona State Teachers College Arizona Playmakers Eldon A. Ardrey Lloyd Pipes Peggy Kleindienst Winslow

Demonstrating the Scientific Principle of Mind Lesson

The midweek lesson on the science of mind will be held at 8 o clock Wednesday evening at the Universal Truth Center in 635 North Stone avenue. Mrs Olive Ethel Leeke, teacher, invites the public to attend. Mrs Robert M Russell will speak at 8:15 a m tomorrow on KTUC for the Council of Women for Home Missions USA.

Universal Truth Center North Stone Avenue Olive Ethel Leeke Robert M. Russell KTUC Council of Women For Home Missions United States

Latin American Club Plans Toy Distribution Meeting

Members will meet tonight to discuss how toys collected at the fourth annual toy dance will be distributed.

Police arrest Thomas Fay on grand theft charges

Police arrested 46 year old Thomas Fay after he was found leaving a downtown department store with two portable radios. A transient, Fay was taken into custody on grand theft charges.

Thomas Fay

Mariposa Chapter OES to Meet at Masonic Temple

Mariposa Chapter No 31 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a meeting at 8 o clock tomorrow evening in the Masonic Temple.

Mariposa OES Masonic Temple

Mrs Henry Rubinstein Returns From New York Visit

Mrs Henry Rubinstein of 2703 East Fourth Street was to return to Tucson late this afternoon after a several weeks visit to New York.

Henry Rubinstein East Fourth Street Tucson New York

Mason Lee Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving Case

Mason Lee, 22, Negro, pleaded guilty to reckless driving in police court and was fined 10 dollars or jailed 10 days. Police said his car engaged in a horse play maneuver with another vehicle on North Main Street late last night.

Mason Lee North Main Street

Judge Hall Confined With Influenza At Home

Judge William G. Hall was confined to his home today due to influenza.

William G. Hall

Sheriff asks Tucson search for missing Mrs Leslie Kraus

Sheriff C. L. Arrington of Clarksville Ark asks Tucson police to locate Mrs Leslie Kraus whose father died in Clarksville. She was said to have been in Tucson for two weeks recently.

C. L. Arrington Clarksville, Ark Tucson Leslie Kraus Clarksville

Officials from Arizona cities meet for wartime interdepartment cooperation

Police Chief Harold C. Wheeler and Fire Chief Henry L. Hilles traveled to Phoenix to confer with officials from other Arizona cities on plans for inter department cooperation in case of wartime emergencies.

Harold C. Wheeler Henry L. Hilles Phoenix Arizona

Legion Group to Meet Tomorrow Evening at Hall

Members of the Morgan McDermott Post American Legion will gather tomorrow evening in Legion hall, announced Adjutant Robert Riddell. The meeting aims to discuss post activities and local veteran affairs.

Morgan McDermott American Legion Legion Hall Robert Riddell

Legion plans Christmas party at Le gion hall

James Corbett Jr captain of the local Sons of the American Legion states plans for a Christmas holidays party dance Monday evening at the Legion hall.

James Corbett, JR Sons of the American Legion Legion Hall

Eagles Christmas Party Planned at 1.0.C.F. Hall

The Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a Christmas party at 7 30 Friday evening in the 1 0 C F hall. Members and their families are invited.

Order OF Eagles

Local Red Cross Appeals For Two Bed Sets After Fire

The local chapter of the American Red Cross asks for a gift of two double beds for a family whose home was destroyed by fire. Mattresses and bedding are already secured. For details call telephone 19.

THE American Red Cross

Goodman arrives in Tucson aboard Arizona Limited

Barney Goodman owner of the Santa Rita hotel arrives in Tucson with Lew Lowenstein and W. C. Cohn of Kansas City. He will confer with Santa Rita manager Nick Hall on improvements to be made at the hotel.

Barney Goodman Santa Rita Tucson New Arizona Limited Goodman Nick Hall Lew Lowenstein W. C. Cohn Kansas City

Grace Episcopal Beginners Class Christmas Party

The Grace Episcopal church announces a Christmas party for the Beginners class at the parish hall from 10 30 a m to 1 p m on Saturday. The Primary class party will be held Monday morning.

Grace Episcopal Church

New Unit To Help British War Relief Groups Organizing Tucson

A Tucson meeting at 34 East Congress street brought local Negro women to discuss forming a Tucson Negro unit within the British War Relief Society. Leaders Mrs. Harry Berger and Mrs. Cecil Le Mesurier welcomed guests while Walter Hillyard and Lt Nobles outlined goals and a knitting class planned for Dunbar school under Mrs. John Garrett. The class will meet each Thursday evening starting tomorrow.

Tucson British War Relief Society East Congress Street Harry Berger Cecil LeMesurier Walter Hillyard Lieutenant Nobles

Wilmot Road School Christmas Play Tonight

Wilmot Road School presents its annual Christmas program at 7:30 p m in the school auditorium. A three act play The Little Boy Nobody Wanted by students in the dramatics department directed by Lillian Nelson Hanson. Cast includes Anna Marie Gerber Anne Rood Mary Connor and several others with a girls chorus to follow.

Villa Carondelet Wilmot Road Dramatics Lillian Nelson Hanson Europe Widow Fischer Anna Marie Gerber Goodie Anne Rood Fritz Annie Baffert Mary Connor Beatriz Cubillas Patience Rood Herr Schmidt Willa Bird Herr Martz Calleen Mahoney Deborah Spaeth Mary Rose Carroll Herald Nancy Stevens Maybelle Corkum Karl Prince Priscilla Shearman Carmilita Martinez Irma Villaescusa Nancy Marstellar Magdalena Diamos Ann Gilbert

Bomb Drops Near Ships Spill Fish Into Harbor

Hundreds of fish, dead or dying, washed onto decks of three vessels in a southeast coast town harbor after a Nazi raider dropped a bomb in the water nearby. One ship had enough fish to last two days for its crew.

London

Civic leaders named in local club announcements

Maxwell civic worker lists several community leaders including Mrs. R. E. Calhoun president of the Eureka club Mrs. A. J. Washington president of the Parents-Teacher association Mrs. Theresa Henderson head of the Homemakers club Mrs. W. M. Glover of the Women's Progressive and Civic club Mrs. V. V. Ewing Mrs. Willie Thompson Mrs. Bertha Nobles and Mrs. Curtis Henderson among others in a local notices roundup.

Gan Maxwell R. E. Calhoun Eureka Club A. J. Washington Parents-Teacher Association Theresa Henderson Homemakers Club W. M. Glover Women’s Progressive and Civic Club V. V. Ewing Willie Thompson Bertha Nobles Curtis Henderson

Beaudry Chrysler-Plymouth to Host Opening Ceremonies

The new Beaudry Chrysler-Plymouth sales building at North Stone avenue and West Second street hosts a public opening with the first Arizona painting by Dale Nichols. Evening in the Foothills shows two riders on a dusk Catalinas trail amid greasewood and saguaro. Nichols, long noted for magazine work, recently moved from Chicago to Tucson after a lecture tour and foothills ride inspired his permanent residence.

Beaudry Chrysler-Plymouth Sales North Stone Avenue West Second Street Dale Nichols Arizona Tucson Chicago Catalinas Nichols Nebraska Midwest West Southwest Alaska Temple of Music and Art

Venison Dinner Cancelled After Missing Deer

Franx Ferrera planned a venison dinner in his Chicago tavern and hung the deer carcass on a sign above the door. The dinner was canceled after the deer disappeared. A long pole with a knife attached was found on the sidewalk beneath the sign.

Chicago Franx Ferrera

Tuthill Work Described As Outstanding

Maj. Gen. A. M. Tuthill state director of selective service praised as outstanding by Capt. Robert B. Coons Washington field representative during his visit to Arizona. Coons noted Arizona’s unique problems solved well and highlighted growing fairness in the system as more men are drafted. He said trainees report friendly reception into the Army. Coons departs tonight for Sacramento California.

Phoenix A. M. Tuthill Selective Service Robert B. Coons Washington, D. C National Headquarters Arizona Coons Sacramento Calif

South African Matron Honors Sons in World War II

Mrs H Allen of East London lists 12 male relatives serving in the armed forces. She notes one son and 11 grandchildren currently in active service while recalling her World War I service record with three sons killed or serving and five sons in law in uniform.

H. Allen East London South Africa

Mexico plans to abolish worker control of railways

President Manuel Avila Camacho will replace the worker managed National Railways with a joint board of four government and three union representatives. The system is heavily in debt and plagued by inefficiency and wrecks, including a work train disaster that killed 20. The union may oppose the reorganization, signaling a clash with labor in his early tenure.

Mexico City Manuel Avila Camacho Mexico National Railways Jesus Solis Solis Avila Camacho Lazaro Cardenas

Tasmania opens country first newsprint mill

Australia launches its first newsprint mill in Tasmania as operations begin. The project marks a milestone for the region’s paper industry and signals growth for local employment and manufacturing capacity.

Australia Tasmania

Livestock Nutrition Expert To Speak In Tucson

Prof. F. B. Morrison international authority on livestock nutrition will visit the University of Arizona in Tucson December 23 to address the Aggie Men's club. He heads Cornell University's animal husbandry and nutrition department and will speak at 6 30 p m at the San Carlos cafe on the Philippine livestock industry. He is the author of Feeds and Feeding now in its 20th edition translated widely. The talk will include illustrations.

F. B. Morrison Tucson University of Arizona Aggie Men's Club Cornell University Ithaca N. Y San Carlos Cafe Philippine Islands Morrison

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