UA Chemistry Scholars Apprentices Ready For Summer Study
The University of Arizona will host 22 high school students from Tucson area schools for a two month chemistry apprenticeship funded in part by a National Science Foundation grant. Under Dr. Henry Freiser, the program emphasizes quantitative methods and hands on research with UA chemists, including glasswork and analytical balances. Participants were selected from 50 applicants after a competitive exam and will work five days a week, with early sessions led by Freiser and a lab instructor, followed by student research projects.
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University of Arizona
Bright High
Henry Freiser
Freiser
Schol
Amphitheater
Jan Hattala
Richard Eldon Perry
Rita Rush
Stanley Soho
Malcolm L. Terence
Flowing Wells
Carl Atherton
Marana
Robert Clarence Plain
Catalina
John Hibbard
H. Phillip Limbacher
Tucson
Robert J. Christie
Raphael Finkelstein
Bonnie Jean Kauffman
Michael Meehan
James E. Miller
Roy Shenfield
John Villar
Rincon
Norval Baran
Allan Haberman
Steven Ledbetter
Donald Rognlien
Pueblo
James Edgar Thompson
Davis named Bank of Douglas branch manager
Robert R. Davis named manager of the Bank of Douglas new 22nd Street branch with open house to follow. C. R. Scofield is named assistant manager, both cited by G. Clarke Bean as Tucson operations head. Davis has long service at the bank and resides on Linden Street. Scofield on Blacklidge Drive.
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Robert R. Davis
Bank of Douglas
22Nd Street
Craycroft Road
Davis
G. Clarke Bean
Tucson
C. R. Scofield
Missouri
Scottsdale
North Stone
Bank
Davis-Monthan
Linden St
Scofield
Blacklidge
POW In Hiding 14 Years Must Quit United States
Kurt Franz Rossmeisl, a World War II German officer who escaped Camp Butner in 1945 and lived in the U S as Frank Ellis, must leave or be deported after an Immigration and Naturalization Service ruling finds him in the country illegally without a visa. He seeks German citizenship papers and a passport to arrange his life rights sale, with hopes to visit his wartime family.
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Cincinnati
Kurt Franz Rossmeisl
U. S
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Brunhilde
Camp Butner
N.C
Rossmeis
United States
Germany
Milton V. Milich
Cleveland
Mexico
Rossmeiss
Rommel
Afrika Korps
Chicago
Frank Ellis
FBI
Tucsonians to Attend White House Aging Conference Meet
Two Tucsonans appointed to the National Advisory Committee for the 1961 White House Conference on Aging will fly to Washington, D.C. for the advisory panel's first meeting. Mrs. Donald E. Schell, state chairman of the local Committee on Problems of the Aging, and Dr. Oliver T. Garretson, UA College of Education dean, will join briefing sessions with more than 100 other delegates.
Divorce confirms Rossmeis death and remarriage in Holland
The paper reports that in 1950 Rossmeis was declared dead and his wife won a divorce. In 1953 she remarried Noel Van Heusden in The Hague. They have three sons. She refused to see her former husband and stated she hopes he never comes there.
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Hague
Holland
Rossmeis
Noel van
Heusden
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Ray Maniey
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