Local Women Register For Welfare Class
Members of the Junior League of Tucson registered at the Civilian Defense office to take a welfare services training course. The course covers civilian defense, Red Cross programs, public agency roles, child welfare, USO, and social work practices under the Civilian Defense Evacuation and Child Welfare committee led by Paul McNutt.
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Junior League of Tucson
Civilian Defense Office
Ninth Corps
West
Red Cross
Pima County
United Service Organizations
Paul McNutt
Junior League
Hardy to Visit Family in Delaware and New York
Mr. Toney A. Hardy of Sierra Vista will travel to Wilmington Delaware to visit his son John and daughter Frances before proceeding to New York for several weeks. Mrs. Hardy and two other daughters Mary and Peggy will stay in Tucson. Miss Julia Reilly attended the cap and gown ceremony at St Marys College Notre Dame Indiana on June 4 becoming an incoming senior receiving regalia from a graduating senior.
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Julia Reilly
John I. Reilly
St. Mary's College, Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Miss Reilly
LeMans Hall
Damien Club Hosts Sydney Hilling Home Party
Members of the Damien club were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Hilling at their home recently with a swimming party and a wiener roast. Games were played during the evening.
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Damien Club
Sydney Hilling
Mrs Lucyanna Jose Graves and Daughter Plan Summer Return
Mrs Lucyanna Jose Graves and her daughter Lady are visiting friends and family in New York Washington and Boston and intend to return to Tucson later in the summer.
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Lucyanna Jose Graves
Lady
New York
Washington
Boston
Tucson
Guests entertained by Dr Josie Trinkle over weekend
House guests over the weekend included Mr and Mrs W Easley and Mrs Lillian Kunselman of Phoenix who visited Dr Josie Trinkle.
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Josie Trinkle
W. §. Easley
Lillian Kunselman
Phoenix
Dinner Held For W S Fords By Douglas Friends
A farewell dinner honors W S Ford and wife at the Gadsden hotel as they move to El Paso after 15 years as Southern Pacific train master in Douglas. Gifts include a necklace for Mrs Ford and golf clubs for Mr Ford. Attendees from the local community share speeches and toasts.
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Douglas
Daily Citizen
S. Ford
Ford
Southern Pacific Company
Gadsden
Gladiol
Dutch Iris
H. A. Purdy
Mrs. Ford
C. C. Wolf
L. C. Bacot
J. L. Burton
M. L. Lankford
FE. A. Scott
George B. Pray
William Critchrey
John B. Crowell
Ed Christian
Leonard Wise
Bisbee
Eddie Williams
Harry Kelly
C. H. Phelps
H. W. Fritz
Don Hughes
Lawrence Sullivan
N. V. Alessi
J. W. Donnelly
Tom Quinn
G. B. Pray
C. Wolf
W. T. Meredith
S. L
England and Tokyo Retail Density Highlight Nations
A historical report notes England labeled as a nation of shopkeepers while Tokyo is described as having one store for every 28 inhabitants, illustrating stark retail density contrasts between the countries and city.
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England
Tokyo
Japan
First Night Glories For By Jupiter Starring Ray Bolger
Walter Winchell reports on the premiere of the musical By Jupiter at the Shubert Theater. Ray Bolger shines with Bertha Belmore thrilling the audience while Constance Moore and Benny Venuta add memorable support. Production by Dwight Wiman, Richard Kollmar, and Richard Rodgers. The show cost $125,000.
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Jupiter
Ray Bolger
Shubert Theater
the Sun
Mr. Lockridge
Dwight Wiman
Richard Kollmar
Richard Rodgers
Mr. Bolger
Bertha Belmore
Constance Moore
Benny Venuta
Magic Lanterns Broadway Film Review Sparks 1920s Flavor
A vintage screen review praises Broadway style energy in The Magic Lanterns with George Raft and Pat O'Brien. It notes 1920s lawlessness vibes, Red Tanks faults Russians, and war quickies Remember Pearl Harbor Powder Town cheer the right side. The piece also challenges a Times notice about John Barrymore Shakespearean films.
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52Nd Street
George Raft
Pat O’brien
Pearl Harbor
Powder Town
John Barrymore
N. Y. Times
Barrymore
Times
The Wireless and RAF Uppercuts Clash in Commentary
A satirical note on rival reports about RAF planes over Cologne and downed aircraft. It mocks Nuzzi short-wavers and Nazzys claims while contrasting past cautious journalism with today’s bold bulletins. An Alaska correspondent praises the broadcast as wildly popular and hints at wartime irony.
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Cologne
Alaska
Lord Haw- Haw
RAF
Clapper Denounces Congress in Scalding Opinion
Ray mond Clapper, longtime reporter on Congress, blasts lawmakers saying editorialists and commentators mislead the public. He claims what is heard in Congress is 99 percent tripe ignorance and demagoguery and not to be trusted.
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Raymond Clapper
Congress
Front Pages Scold Editors Over Allied Labels
Grafton questions why U S editors call allies by Axis terms and says editors should credit allies as soldiers fighting the common foe. Frank Smothers notes McNething fears facts and some Congressmen fear their records. An editorialist cites Al Williams as an air expert after Dunkirk predicting Britain’s doom in 60 days. Congressman Clare Hoffman challenges critics to expose his record.
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Grafton
U. S
Czechoslovakia
France
Poland
Etcc
Axis
Frank Smothers
McNething
al Williams
Dunkirk
Britain
Clare Hoffman
Quotations from Isabel Moore to Retlaw Chellwyn on Writers and Politics
A selection of brief, dated reflections from notable figures including Will Rogers Felix Noland Texas Guinan James J. Walker Heywood Broun D Kilgallen H I Phillips Fannie Hurst and Retlaw Chellwyn. The lines cover independence in politics poets fame and a playful jab at the RAF perfume Burning Cologne.
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Isabel Moore
Will Rogers
Felix Noland
Max Eastman
Texas Guinan
James J
Retlaw Chellwyn
RAF
Tourists Show Slight Drop In Tucson Season
The 1941 42 winter season was the third largest in Tucson history per Sunshine Club figures. Advertising drew 1 275 visitors since June 1 1941 while overall arrivals fell about 30 percent from 1940 41. War and publicity photos kept the season near last year’s level.
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Tucson
Tucson Sunshine Climate Club
Sunshine Club
Magazine changes cut inquiries amid replacements
In the prior year 15 211 inquiries were received and in 1939 40 16 694 inquiries came in. The drop followed dropping three magazines that generated many inquiries but few arrivals and replacing them with others that attracted more people.
Seditionist Gets 5 Year Sentence in Chattanooga Case
George W. Christians, leader of the Crusader White Shirts, was sentenced by Judge Leslie Carr in Chattanooga to five years in federal prison on sedition charges. Convicted last week by a federal jury, he had shipped letters and literature to armed forces members alleged to incite insubordination. Attorneys requested a 30 day period to file a bill of exceptions. Christians returned to jail without bond after sentencing.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
George W. Christians
Crusader White Shirts
Federal District Court
Leslie Carr
Christians
United States
Chattanooga Road
Armed Forces
Klein Body Sent To Former Home Yonkers
The body of Harry Klein, 41, who died Saturday at a local hospital, was sent to Yonkers New York this morning by the Arizona Mortuary. Funeral services were held at 3 p m yesterday in the Arizona Mortuary chapel. He had lived in Arizona five years and ran a boarding house at 919 East Third Street. He is survived by his wife Matilda Klein of Tucson.
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Harry Klein
Yonkers
N. Y
Arizona Mortuary
Arizona
Makeover Your Husband’s Suit Into Fashionable War Wardrobe
Women can transform worn husband’s suits into new outfits amid rationing. Learn from British examples and use local sewing centers for guidance. Start with the jacket, recut sleeves, reshape front and back, adjust collar, and consider oversized pockets from trouser scraps for a fresh look.
Navy Mothers Meet Tonight at V F W Hall
The Navy Mothers club No. 240 will convene at 8 pm at 121 East Broadway. After a business session 8 to 9 pm, families join for socializing with life in the Navy shown by Chief Signalman R J Coombs and patriotic readings and songs led by Mary Mc Murtrie.
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Navy Mothers’ Club
V. F. W. Hall
East Broadway
Navy
R. J. Coombs
Mary Kate Zinn
Mary McMurtrie
Desserts For Days Without Sugar Planned By Editor
World wide food editor proposes spring desserts with little sugar for emergencies or regular meals. Readymade mixes like Suffolk Dessert Mix use flour salt honey and peanut butter with eggs and milk, blended and thickened in a double boiler for a quick dessert option.
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World Wide Food
Suffolk
Chocolate Marshmallow Crisp Squares Recipe
Melt butter and marshmallows in a double boiler. Stir in vanilla and melted chocolate. Fold in popped rice cereal, mix briskly, and press into a buttered pan. When cool, cut into sixteen 2 inch squares.
Prune Orange Gelatin Mold with Custard Sauce
A recipe for a two part gelatin dessert using prune juice and orange juice with prunes and almonds, then a custard sauce. It describes soaking gelatin, cooking yolks with sugar, adding milk, cooling, folding beaten egg whites and currants, pouring into a mold, and chilling for four servings.
Listen World By Elsie Robinson on Hatred and War
The essay argues against hating enemies and individuals like Herbert Sato during wartime. It recalls a Japanese helper in the author’s life and condemns hate as moral filth, urging resistance to letting hate drive conflict while recognizing anger may be inevitable yet harmful.
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Bataan
Corregidor
Father Flanagan
Boys’ Town
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Two training planes collide killing one at Williams Field
A Williams Field corporal, Louis Betka of Lorain Ohio, was killed when two training planes from the Higley base collided eight miles south of the field. Survivors include 2nd Lts Marcus Lee Hill and Elbert R. D. Denham and Staff Sgt Joe R. Ferg who parachuted to safety and were taken to the base hospital. A board of investigation will probe the crash cause and why Betka did not bail out.
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Cisco
Tex
Elbert R. D. Denham
Moran
Joe R. Ferg
Weyauwega
Wis
Williams Field
Betka
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