Quiet force behind Tucson schools Mrs Kellond
Mrs. A. W. Kellond, secretary to the board of trustees and chief auditor, has quietly served Tucson schools for 28 years and will start her 29th in September. Born in Warrington England, she arrived in Tucson in 1904 and began in 1912 as secretary to the superintendent. She recalls early days of walking rounds, a small office, and evolving school administration with improved bookkeeping and student training.
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A. W. Kellond
Tucson
Louisville
E. M. Gibbs
Camp Barkeley
Tex
O. E. Kelland
L. H. Schmid
Newsom
Kellond
Harold Steel
Anne Rogers
Salome Townsend
Roskruge
Edith Culley
Safford
J. F. McKale
University of Arizona
Julia Keene
Drachman
W. Arthur Sewell
Kelland Exlains
Safford School
Steel
Consolidated National Bank
Billy Price
Rose
Five men called into service at Trenton induction station
Trenton induction station called five men into service. The men named Rice, Cook, Farina, Coco, and Cook were drawn in a list. Major A. M. Free man joked the call sounded like a fast.
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Coco
Farina
Trenton
N. J
U.P
Rice
Cook
A. M. Freeman
Plan for apportioning losses in Malaya war scenario
A plan for apportioning losses from damage to merchandise if Malaya becomes an active theatre of war has become effective in the Straits Settlements.
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Malaya
Straits Settlements
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