Well Known U A Couple Wed In Manchester New Hampshire
Miss Margaret Davis Hale of Tucson and First Lieut Woodrow W Magness of Houston Texas married in a Grenier Field chapel ceremony. Chaplain Ira Sherman officiated with Lieut Frederick Seelman Jr organist and Cpl Frank Whitmore singer. Reception at Gov Blodgett home followed by notices of their university affiliations and future residence.
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Grenier Field
Manchester
N. H
Margaret Davis Hale
Tucson
Woodrow W. Magness
Houston
Texas
J. Prugh Herndon
Davis W. Hale Minnamanantong
Los Angeles
Vaul
Magness
James L. Magness
Ira Sherman
Frederick Seelman, Jr
Cpl
Frank Whitmore
Miss Moore
Mary Evelyn Moore
Edward Stewart
Noah Bathune
Henry Orban
Charles Ryland Sweeney
Robert Blodgett
University of Arizona
Pi Beta Phi
Kappa Omicron Phi
Phrateres
Louisiana
Louisiana State University
Montgomery Ward
Fort Worth
Army Air Corps
Grenierfield
New Hampshire
Elm Street
Newmpshire
A. O. Neal
Col. Herndon
Listen World Listen World By Elsie Robinson
A columnist compares human emotions to mechanical spark plugs. Mary feels dead inside amid a crowded, noisy apartment. The piece explains emotions arise from bodily glands and follow rules, like an engine needing proper care and solitude to avoid clogging.
La Hacienda Opens Pool Tonight With Weiner Roast
The service men's club La Hacienda starts a summer program with a 6 p.m. pool opening and a weiner roast at the outdoor barbecue pit. The AWVS announces new rules to include WAACs, pool hours are 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., nights lit, with benches and a snack porch serving coffee and sandwiches daily free of charge.
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la Hacienda
AWVS
WAAC
Tucson
Piano Students to Appear in Recital at Temple of Music
A group of piano students of Mrs. William F. Lomax and Josephine Mitchell Ice will perform in a recital Wednesday at 815 o'clock in the Temple of Music and Art recital hall. Participants include Mason Downey Joan Dotson Jonda Johnson Marian Lusk Evelyn Dobson Wyvonne Willis Margaret Ann Dodson Keith Tevis Billy Weaver Vanell Brown Gilberta Cosulich Mary Jane Warner Janet Slater Ann Storms Peggy Spencer Ruth Eagilesfield Bobby Flood Mary Powers Carolyn Gladden Bessie Mae Bower Mary and Jane Elling go Mead Powell Betty Ann Hendel Marilyn McLean Carrie Mae Hoff Josephine Ice.
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William F. Lomax
Josephine Mitchell
Temple of Music and Art Recital Hall
Mason Downey
Joan Dotson
Jonda Johnson
Marian Lusk
Evelyn Dobson
Wyvonne Willis
Margaret Ann Dodson
Keithe Tevis
Billy Weaver
Vanell Brown
Gilberta Cosulich
Mary Jane Warner
Janet Slater
Ann Storms
Peggy Spencer
Ruth Eagilesfield
Former Arizona Men With Col Culin On Attu Invasion
Two former University of Arizona students serving under Col Frank Culin took part in the Attu invasion. Lt Morton D Solot and Lt Joe Underwood, sons of Tucson area families, entered active service with the Arizona National Guard and trained at Fort Benning before joining the Attu regiment. Lt William Squire, wounded in Africa, also came from Arizona and attended Benning.
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University of Arizona
U. of A
Frank Culin
Attu
Morton D. Solot
Ben Solot
San Clemente
Joe Underwood
B. Frank Underwood
Thurber Road
Underwood
Kathleen Wilbanks
Tucson
East Ninth Street
Solot
Arizona National Guard
Panama
Fort Benning
William Squire
Africa
Squire
Sigma Phi Gamma to Roll Band Ages Tuesday Evening
The Sigma Phi Gamma business women's sorority will roll band ages Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock at the Red Cross surgical dressing unit located at Alianza Hispano bidg 133 West Congress.
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Sigma Phi Gamma
Business Women’s Sorority
Red Cross
Alianza Hispano Bidg
West Congress
Secluded Mindset Advice Urges Daily Quiet Time
The piece urges readers to retreat daily for half an hour to achieve absolute stillness and forget worries. It emphasizes that life will unfold if one can pause, feel vividly, and not be hindered by personal mistakes. The tone advocates self failure as the only barrier to feeling fully alive.
First Nights Reflect Broadway Boom and Road Show Surge
Walter Winchell notes a Broadway surge with 26 shows in May and more planned. He cites summer wealth for producers, gas rationing driving actors to city venues, Harold Ickes becoming a new saint in clubs, and 34 touring attractions outshining Broadway. Richard Kollmar’s Early to Bed draws strong New England notices while Kicked Upstairs receives harsh reviews.
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Harold Ickes
Edwin Booth
Boston
Richard Kollmar
Five Graves to Cairo and wartime radio and film notes
A film column reviews Five Graves to Cairo and This Land Is Mine highlighting war themes and star power led by Laughton Sanders and O'Hara. It notes Cabin in the Sky with Waters Horne Armstrong and Buck and Bubbles, My Friend Flicka with Roddy MacDowell, and Cowboy in Manhattan with Langford. The Wireless column satirizes Berlin radio shows and Nazi propaganda while Anne Hummert debuts Lora Lawton NBC soap. It closes with New Jersey egg production reaching 70 million in a single month.
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Cairo
Rommel
von Stroheim
F. Tone
Anne Baxter
France
Norway
Czechoslovakia
C. Laughton
Geo. Sanders
Maureen O’hara
Ethel Waters
Lena Horne
Rochester
Buck & Bubbles
Louis Armstrong
Flicka
Roddy MacDowell
Manhattan
Frances Langford
Walter Catlett
Leon Errol
Berlin
Goebbels
England
Stalin
Comintern
Swing
William Shirer
Cong. Dies
Shirer
Anne Hummert
Lora Lawton
New Jersey
John B. Kennedy
The Hoover Frame of Mind and other magazine notes
Rebecca West observes American readers as print drunk and calls her Atlantic Monthly piece The Hoover Frame of Mind. John Anderson reviews radio in Theatre Arts Monthly as bubble-gum like. G-man John E. Hoover’s War Kids urges parents to devote more time to children and less to entertainment. David Lawrence scolds Churchill in U S News for a slow war and suggests diverting European shipments to the Pacific.
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Herbert Hoover
Hugh Gibson
Rebecca West
America
Atlantic Monthly
Hoover
John Anderson
Theatre Arts Monthly
John E. Hoover
David Lawrence
Mr. Churchill
U. S
Mr. L
Pacific
Executives Of Voters Meet Here In Tucson
In Tucson on Monday the Arizona executive committee of the League of Women Voters urged opposition to amendments to the reciprocal trade agreements act. Miss Ethyn C. Lobban, president, read a Senate letter opposing changes and the two year limit and postwar six month delay. The meeting also reviewed the Washington council report and noted speeches by Sir Norman Angell about citizen responsibility and international cooperation after the war.
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Tucson
Arizona
League of Women Voters
Congress
Ethyn C. Lobban
League
U. S. Senate
Finance Committee
Senate
General Council
Washington, D. C
Hubert d’Autremont
Tucson League
Norman Angell
Washington
State Board of Directors
Bertha S. Miller
Sec
Japs In Relocation Centers Best-Fed Civilians In World
Washington reports committee investigators find about 85 000 Japanese held in ten relocation centers are among the best fed civilians. Army quartermaster supplies include beef pork mutton canned goods coffee and cereals. Manzanar camp received a week of food from Mira Loma depot totaling thousands of pounds of flour rice sugar and fresh produce for about 9 000 internees.
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Washington
Army Quartermaster Corps
Manzanar Relocation Camp
California
Quartermaster
Mira Loma
Calif
Weather Mr. Martin Rogers Trip to Attu Hint
Mr. Martin Rogers returned yesterday from St Johns with his two children Richard and Rosemarie to spend a month with their grandmother Mrs L B Peterson. Attu is geographically part of North America yet lies in the eastern hemisphere.
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Martin Rogers
St. Johns
Richard and
Rosemarie
L. B. Peterson
North America
Attu
Hemisphere
Local women’s group holds executive meeting
The assembly featured officers including vice presidents Mrs Frank Ryley of Phoenix and Mrs Monroe Rand of Phoenix, third vice president Mrs Ed Holderness of Tucson, and treasurer Mrs Henry Beard of Douglas. Also present were Mrs Charles T Vorhies, a state program chairman, and Miss Margaret A Knight, board member at large.
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Frank Ryley
Phoenix
Monroe C. Rand
Ed Holderness
Tucson
Henry Beard
Douglas
Charles T. Vorhies
Margaret A. Knight
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Betty Bailey
Burns
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