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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1940

Page

2

New Year Church Services Across Tucson

Tucson churches plan New Year Eve and New Year Day services. First Congregational holds 11:30 PM candlelight service with Rev. Dawson and musician Prof. Buchhauser, plus 11 PM basement resolutions and 9-11 youth party. Union watchnight at University Methodist includes music, communion at midnight. Catholic masses on New Year morning at San Agustin and San Xavier.

Tucson First Congregational Church Richard A. Dawson Andrew Buchhauser First University St. John’s Menlo Park University Methodist Church Third Street Euclid Avenue Eduardo Caso Frank S. Williams First Methodist Church Robert E. Dickenson University Church E. D. Terreau University of Arizona Hervey F. Smith YMCA Emily Weir Alma Clayton J. E. Clark Don Scott Grace Lutheran Church E. Arnold Litz St. Philips-in-the-Hills Grace Episcopal City San Agustin Cathedral San Xavier

Theater to Show War Relief Poster at Fox

Bob Smith, manager of the Fox theatre, announced a one frame poster will be shown this week urging Tucson residents to donate old clothing and shoes and to buy items such as cigarette cases and compacts at the British War Relief Society office located at 34 East Congress Street. The display features a British Tommy raising a gun defending the British Isles and democracies against the Nazi menace.

Bob Smith Fox Theatre British War Relief Society East Congress Street

Amphitheatre School Reports Flu Epidemic Ended

Principal E C Nash announced classes resumed as fears of an influenza epidemic faded. Only about 100 pupils were absent, mainly in lower grades, thought to be due to bad weather rather than illness. Absence rates prior to Christmas averaged higher.

E. C. Nash

Sanitation Needs Shown In Report

Arizona towns lack sewerage or water systems and many urban areas lack fire protection. The Arizona Resources board and Arizona State Planning board estimate $2.5 million for sewerage and $4 million for water works in five years. They urge reenactment of the revenue bond act to aid financing.

Arizona Arizona Resources Board Arizona State Planning Board R. T. Jones Arizona State Planing Board William H. Johnson Power Conway J. D. Walkup Columbus Giragi Carl M. Anderson Alma M. Davis

B'nai B'rith Offers Help To Red Cross

The B'nai B'rith lodges nationwide will aid the American Red Cross. Tucson lodge president Herman Novick announced the six listed benefits for families of service members and veterans. Rabbi Hyman Iola serves on the Tucson Red Cross home service committee.

B’nai_ B’rith Red Cross B’nai B'rith American Red Cross Herman Novick Tucson Novick Maurice Disgyer National Jewish Organization Misgyer Washington B'nai B'rith Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act Hyman Iola Temple Emanuel B’nai Brith Home Service Committee

Funeral services for Dr Irving H Brown to be held in Madison

Dr Irving Henry Brown 52 former Columbia University faculty member and leading authority on the American Gypsy died here Saturday He taught at the University of Wisconsin and came to Tucson seven years ago His son Charles N Brown of Madison and daughter Betty survive Parker Mortuary handles arrangements and will ship the body to Madison.

Irving Henry Brown Columbia University Madison, Wis

Daily Water Use by Steel Industry Reaches Billions

Daily consumption amounts to 4 billion gallons of water used to produce steam and power coal machinery and related processes in the steel industry.

Recreation report outlines Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe needs

The document by highway commission covers recreational resources land and transport facilities and uses. It analyzes present recreational systems and outlines requirements and needs for future development at Tempe campus and surrounding areas.

Travel Costs Highlight Waste in Arizona Education Dept

The Arizona Education and Vocational Training staffs spent 11512.55 for travel in 1939-40 across 11 staffers and two travel items. Funds came from state education, state vocational, and federal vocational sources, with trips spanning Tempe to Grand Rapids and Seattle. The report assigns blame to system operations, not individuals, for extravagance and inefficiency.

Phoenix Daily Citizen State Department of Education and Vocational Training Prescott Arizona State Department of Education Tempe Mesa Grand Rapids Mich Seattle Wash Kansas City Salem Ore San Francisco Calif Supervisor of Agricultural Education Los Angeles Department of Vocational Education

Globe Youth Heads DeMolay for 1941 in Arizona

Gordon Johnson of Globe was elected master councilor to lead the Arizona State DeMolay association for the coming year at the 12th annual convention. Delegates from Globe Tucson Safford Winslow Clifton and Coolidge elected a slate of officers including J W Stuermer deputy, James Savage senior councilor, Phil Casper junior councilor, and others across the participating towns. The convention awarded the 1941 meeting to Coolidge.

GLOBE Arizona State Association of the Order of DeMolay Gordon Johnson Tucson Safford Winslow Clifton Coolidge J. W. Stuermer James Savage Phil Casper Francis Knuckey Scribe Robert Ransier Raymond Dunaway Owen Reynolds Harry Firth James Pollock Arthur Wickham Theodore Bloom Sentinel Chester Morrison Marshal Robert Knuckey Standard Charles Shrader Almoner Buddington Person James Smith Richard Frank John Sellers Robert Canfield David Bellman Bert Massey Edward Cosper

Police in Tokyo hold 720000 lost articles found in public

Police in Tokyo report recovering about 720000 lost items from streetcars and public places. The haul includes gold watches gold rings automobile tires and various packed goods among forgotten belongings.

Tokyo Japan

Judge Hall Called to St Johns for Superior Court Duties

City briefs report Judge William G. Hall called to St Johns to serve as judge of the superior court. Tucson Elks meet tonight instead of tomorrow per F A Michel secretary. Townsend Club No 12 holds 7:30 PM meeting at 522 North Second Avenue with officers to be elected and visitors welcome.

William G. Hall St. Johns Superior Court Tucson

YMCA Camp Rally Tonight at Prescott Movies

The local YMCA annual camp rally will be held at 7 30 Friday evening at the Y. All past campers are invited. Movies of the Prescott camp will be shown.

Prescott

Soldier Alfred Miller to Return Jan 2 from Camp Ord

Private Alfred Miller of the 19th Engineers at Camp Ord California visits his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller of 1171 East Seneca Street. He plans to resume duties at the camp on January 2.

Alfred Miller 19Th Engineers Camp Ord Calif Herbert Miller East Seneca Street

Boy Scout Troop 2 Special Meeting Tonight

Boy Scout Troop 2 will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. today in the basement of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church.

Mt. Calvary Baptist Church

Bids Open For Tucson Army Air Base Construction

Bids for 128 building project at the U S Army new air base in Tucson will open January 4 in Los Angeles. The 90 day plan covers housing and 37 building types with a total outlay around 1 386 212. WPA crews pave runways as work begins.

Builings U. S. Army Tucson Los Angeles Army District Angeles Army War Department WPA

Low Cost Housing Discussion Planned by City Leaders

Civic group representatives will meet at the YMCA at 7 50 Thursday evening to hear a pro and con discussion on Low Cost Housing. Rev Emmett McLaughlin of Phoenix active in enacting the housing act is expected to attend. Frank G Robles will lead the meeting, open to the public.

YMCA Emmett McLaughlin Phoenix Frank G. Robles

Miss Margaret Gentry to be married despite storm

A message sent during a stormy telephone outage reached Klamath Falls friends of Margaret Gentry. They sent wreaths and some drove 110 miles, surprised to hear the rumor that she would marry, amid laughter.

Grants Pass Ore Klamath Falls Margaret Gentry

Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

An inexpensive home remedy promotes Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice to ease rheumatic arthritis or neuritis. The ad promises two tablespoons daily, with relief within 48 hours, and a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.

Igreen

AP Building Burned In London Raid Describes Rescue Efforts

William W. White of Boulder Colorado recounts the London AP building raid. Bombs struck, fires spread, staff saved equipment and moved to temporary offices. Communications disrupted, cables to New York delayed, morgue records destroyed and the building severely damaged.

William W. White Boulder, Colo London Associated Press Erie Ireland Associated Press of Great Britain Canadian Press Daily Mail British Press Association Reuters Wagnon Yarbrough Edwin Stout Wall Humphreys Press Association New York Ministry of Information Fleet Street Concrete and Steel Press Association A. P

Four Pass First Aid Course Announced by Red Cross

The local Red Cross office announced four people completed its standard first aid course and will receive certificates. The graduates are Donald Guthrie George Benning Jr O C Hemingson and Bob Normont. The course instructor is Peter Aden.

The American Red Cross Donald Guthrie George Benning Jr O. C. Hemingson Bob Normont Peter Aden

Basketball Brisk at the Y League Playoffs Begin

Latter Day Saints and Latin American teams share first place in the Y M C A senior league. Tonight 7:30 S P News Service faces Latter Day Saints and 8:30 Arizona Sash and Door meets Arizona Home Supply. Thursday 7:30 First Methodists vs Pioneers and Latin Americans against Standard Oil. Friday 7:30 First Methodist vs Arizona Sash and Door. 8:30 Southern Pacific News Service vs Pioneer. Managers meet Thursday 7 for second-round plans. The older boys league starts Saturday with University Methodists, Young Judeans, Presbyterians, Tucson Italian Training School and possibly two more.

Latter Day Saints Y.M.C.A S. P. News Service Arizona Sash and Door Arizona Home Supply Company First Methodists Pioneers Standard Oil Company First Methodist Arizona Sash and Door Company Southern Pacific News Service Pioneer University Methodists Young Judeans Presbyterians Tucson

Elks announce committee for New Year’s Eve dance

A five member Elks committee was named to direct plans for the lodge annual New Year’s Eve dance. Committee members are Frank Forsyth chairman Eddie Miller James H Plunkett H Myerson and L L Pafford.

F. A. Michel Elks Lodge Frank Forsyth Eddie Miller James H. Plunkett H. Myerson L. L. Pafford

AFL Membership Peak Reported at 4,247,443 in 1910

The American Federation of Labor reached its all time peak in November 1910 with 4,247,443 members. This record reflects the union’s vigorous growth during that era.

American Federation of Labor

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