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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1941
Page
11
A homemaker time saver guide suggests advance meal planning and cooking ahead. It covers kidney beans savory bake, banana chocolate cake with cream cheese frosting, ham noodle escallop, and jellied vegetable medley, plus milk rich defense meals and versatile sauces.
Mrs Nelly Baxter Browne daughter of Mrs James Phinney Baxter and the late Baxter of Maine became the bride of Lieut Sam M Bruce son of Mr and Mrs George S Bruce Sr of Houston Texas. The wedding was at the bride's home 2634 East Fourth street with Persis Browne and Jonathan Browne as attendants and Patrick Tidmarsh as best man. The bride wore a charteuse gown and pink camellias as flowers. Close friends attended the reception following the ceremony.
Walter Winchell on Broadway notes a buzz around New York critics and press figures visiting Navy Headquarters at 90 Church Street. Richard Lockridge of the N Y Sun seeks a commission while John Mason Brown eyes action. Others include William Hawkins, Helen Gwynn, Jack Miley, and Lt. Comdr. J T Tuthill Jr’s PR office.
A Ruban Bleu proprietors and press agent trade grand notes about Lucius Beebe's taste. The boss corrects terminology from alley to boulevard and a Trib writer's sundry habits draw satire from insiders.
Memos recount a postponed Mayor La Guardia and District Attorney O Dwyer war set to begin after the alcoholidays. Other items note Guy Lombardo selling autographs for 25 cents in defense stamps, June nuptials for Dr. Gerald F. O'Brien and Eileen Wenzel, a rhinestone US map ornament, Russell Patterson commissioned for Army uniform, Ben Blue as air raid warden, Ubangi Club opening with chocolate entertainment, and John Gunther returning from abroad.
Sir Harold Gillies recounts a rich society woman who, after wartime charity work and selfless service, faced renewed wrinkles. He paused his busy surgery to restore her beauty as a reward for her sacrifices.
A collage of entertainment notes highlights new songs by Stanley W. Kay and A. A. Seaborg, a Versailles girl show by Charles Barnes and Marjory Fielding, Ramona and Vi Bradley at Club Midnight, Joan Roberts in Sunny River at St James Theatre, Leon Leonidoff’s Kris Kringle’s Carnival at Radio City, Doug Leigh’s ciggy mazdapiece on Broadway, Warners’ film spoof Man Who C. T. Dinner, Zorina in Para’s La Purchase, and a bold editorial cartoon Packer’s in the Mirror portraying Hitler retreating from Moscow with the caption Now I Am Napoleon.
A string of overheard remarks from various venues shows period xenophobia and postwar bravado. Statements mock Japan, stereotype women, and compare political figures, reflecting social tensions and humor in the era's nightlife.
Russell Swann and Betty McGuire wed since Sept 27. Mexico's Secretary of State traveled here briefly. A famed dancer lost a Pilar role over pro Franco stance. The Gay Blades Rink redecorated after the Jap fracas. Rosemary Lane and Buddy Westmore will obtain licenses tomorrow. Nazi agent Geo S Viereck indicted in Washington. he named two high-ranking U.S. officials as personal references. The Andrews Sisters hit a sales milestone. Bergen may wed Cordray. Freddie Martin poised for major earnings and projects. Bund national officers voted on dissolution on Dec 16, keeping the move private.
The 57th Street Little Carnegie Theatre showcases two plays including Japs Bomb Hawaii and Broken Blossoms while Place Elegante hosts a quirky discussion about optimism. Karl Rucker quips that an optimist is an old maid who powders her nose before she looks under the bed.
Nazi authorities issue order requiring all German ski owners to surrender skis to the Army, with exemptions for Hitler Youth mobilization and mountain residents who need skis. ski boats are also requisitioned.
Brazil plans new ultra modern hotels for tourists as part of a development push. Projects aim to attract international visitors with contemporary design, enhanced services, and integrated facilities across coastal and urban locations. Authorities emphasize economic growth, job creation, and improved tourism infrastructure.
Forty children from the Children's Theatre perform a two program tea at toran church Tuesday. Mothers donate food and a silver offering supports the Red Cross. Hostesses include Mmes. R. B. Zinn and W. C. Beal. Performers feature Margelynn Price on piano and Marianne Thomson with readers and newcomers joining for the second session. Mary MacMurtrie directs.
The Young Women's Defense league announces the Downtown Business center at 25 West Alamada street will stay open 7 to 10 p m on Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday and Sunday for soldiers and service men. It will serve as a drop in center until the U S O building is ready with hostesses on duty each evening, games light entertainment and hot coffee provided. An instruction meeting for YW league advisors and captains is set for 7 30 at the Downtown center. Wednesday dances at 7 30 at the Armory continue for service men.
A 1941 King Features Syndicate column laments 1942 regimentation and loss of individualism in America. The author argues Americans once celebrated being different, even if reckless, and warns that conformity erodes free speech and thought unless we return to our unique roots. The piece critiques societal pressure to imitate others and urges embracing personal authenticity.
Mr and Mrs T J Rigden and Mr and Mrs Frank S Boice host a Tuesday night old fashioned dance in Transportation hall to showcase the art of dance. About seventy guests will attend with George Clawson of Binghampton calling dances to fiddle tunes. Costumes will hearken to the good old days and calico skirts will swing as pie and coffee are served.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Alvin of San Fernando Valley Calif announce the birth of a son on Christmas Eve Mrs Alvin is the former Judith Brown niece of Mrs Carl Griffin and Mrs Alice B Schubert Mr Alvin is a publicity executive for the National Broadcasting company in Hollywood
Mr and Mrs C A Peterson at 535 North Third avenue held a small dinner party last night in honor of Ben Lovik of Boyce Iowa. Mr Lovik joined his wife and their daughter Ruth who are spending the winter in Tucson for the holidays.
Mr Edward Spicer and E T Tad Nichols III depart for a two week trip to the Yaqui country in Mexico. Nichols acts as official photographer for Spicer, who pursues a doctorate in ethnology and conducts an exhaustive Yaqui study. Mrs Spicer stays with Mrs Nichols in the Catalina Foothills during their absence.
Mrs. June Kimball Alldredge and Mr. Miles I Alldredge were married in Mesa last week. A reception tomorrow night at the L D S institute will host 125 guests including out of town family members from Provo Safford and Mesa. The bride is the former June Kimball and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Leo Alldredge of Mesa.
The Classical Music club, led by Mrs. Lotta Barrett's pupils, will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Coronado Heights mission. A 30 minute prelude features all members singing Christmas carols, with song books brought by attendees.
A note explains that aluminum can discoloration can be removed with a fine abrasive. Steel wool or pumice are suggested options for restoring the metal surface.
Sherman M Fairchild, a former University of Arizona student, gave 25000 to the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences to fund technical reports too narrow for trade press and wartime bulletins essential to the profession but potentially useful to the enemy. The gift was announced by executive VP Lester D Gardner.
Practical hints cover popcorn moisture in a tight container to keep popping, a metal Christmas tree stand that holds water to keep needles, butter on hands to prevent sticking for popcorn balls and taffy, use a large pan for boiling taffy, brush mud from carpets, and store Brazil nuts in dark covered containers in the cupboard.
Cranberry sauce proves a tasty filling for scooped out fresh puddings or unfrosted cups. The seasonal pairing highlights tart fruit with creamy textures, offering a simple yet flavorful enhancement for traditional desserts.
A simple method recommends adding a teaspoon of peppermint oil to white frosting just before spreading to achieve a peppermint flavored finish.
A cooking note advises adding a pinch of salt during the beating step to enhance fudge flavor. The tip emphasizes seasoning as the fudge mixes to smoother texture and richer taste.
The Ladies auxiliary of the V F W will meet at 7 30 oclock Thursday night at V F W hall 121 East Broadway.
A strong polish for silver uses a calcium carbonate base. The substance can be made into a home paste to remove tarnish efficiently.
Phoenix December 29 The tire rationing system in Arizona is being set up with J H Calvert state superintendent of banks as director. Harry Camp of San Francisco regional OPAC will organize the system under the Arizona Civilian Defense Coordinating council. Calvert was nominated by Governor Osborn. Leon Henderson advised that few tires for passenger cars will be available and local boards will mainly issue certificates for tires for commercial vehicles.
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