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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1942

Page

4

Miss Bacon Weds Mr Macy in Family Ranch Ceremony

Betty Blossom Bacon and J H Dick Macy marry at 5 pm in Oracle California. Attendant Barbara Bacon and Maj Donald Haarman stand beside them as relatives describe ancestry from Chicago Pasadena and New York. The couple plans a New York honeymoon and home in San Diego.

William S. Bacon Betty Blossom J. H. Dick Macy W. Kingsland Macy Islet Long Island Oracle Barbara Bacon Macy Maj Donald Haarman Joseph B. Bacon Macomb George W. Blossom Chicago Pasadena Calif Bacon Porter Farmington, Conn Brownmoor School Santa Fe N. M J. Henry Dick New York City George H. Macy New York W. Cary Potter Islet Mg Island Ensign W. Kingsland Macy, Jr USNR Roton School Harvard Col Asty Pudding Institute Air Force Ryan School Oferonautics San Diego Betty Blossom Bacon Mr. Macy Ben D. Gross

Listen World by Elsie Robinson on War and Marriage Reveries

Elsie Robinson reflects on coping with war while balancing marriage and selfhood. She discusses the urge to possess a spouse, the mystery of love, and the difficulty of truly knowing another person as she cites John Steinbeck’s Moon Is Down and a wife’s urge to shape her husband.

John Steinbeck Madame Dreatea

Garden Club Maps Plans For Next Year

The Tuc son Garden club outlines plans for the coming season at a meeting led by program chair Mrs. Frank Boice. New departments Educational Extension and Garden Center were approved, with coordinators Kathryn Wilson and J J Bowen respectively.

Tucson Garden Club Frank Boice Charles T. Vorhies

Board To Consider New Hospital Head

PHOENIX June 10 The state hospital for the insane board of control will consider appointing a permanent superintendent at its Saturday meeting. Dr B L Schuster has been acting superintendent since Dr O L Bendheim left for Army duty several weeks ago.

Phoenix State Hospital For the Insane Board of Control B. L. Schuster O. L. Bendheim

The Mystery of Privacy versus Lawn Care

A lighthearted quip contrasts concern for neighbors’ privacy with intrusive lawn romping. The speaker laments marauding readers who invade hidden nooks and crannies, noting the clash between curiosity and courtesy in a humorous 1942 King Features Syndicate line.

Miss Maryhelen Emmons Graduates From Emma Willard School

Miss Maryhelen Emmons daughter of Mrs L B Emmons of El Encanto Estates graduated from Emma Willard School in Troy New York on Monday She is a member of Kappa Kappa Tau and has participated in plays and school entertainments She also played varsity hockey during her junior and senior years.

Maryhelen Emmons L. B. Emmons el Encanto Estates Emma Willard School Troy New York Emmons Kappa Kappa Tau

Davis Family Visits Son at Fort Bliss Cavalry

Mr and Mrs Arthur H Davis of 908 East Fourth Street have returned from El Paso where they visited their son Lieut Arthur Davis who is stationed with a cavalry division at Fort Bliss.

Arthur H. Davis East Fourth Street el Paso Lieut Arthur Davis Davis Fort Bliss

Mrs De Meester Heads to West Coast Vacation

Mrs Enriquita De Meester left today for a two week trip visiting Los Angeles and San Francisco. She plans a stop to see her sister in Vallejo before returning home.

Enriquita de Meester Los Angeles San Francisco Vallejo

El Conquistador Hosts Davis Monthan Officers Dance

A semi formal program dance for privates and non commissioned officers from Davis Monthan Field was held at the El Conquistador hotel. The hall featured large yellow sunflower programs and green and white lighted tapers with spring flowers. Dancers from the Tucson School of the Dance entertained with Miss Sue Allen as master of ceremonies. Eighty guests attended.

el Conquistador Hotel Davis-Monthan Field Tucson School of the Dance Sue Allen

Summer School Dance at University of Arizona

An informal dance will be held Friday at 8:30 PM in the patio of Gila Hall at the University of Arizona. Bob Sencer serves as director of recreation for the school.

University of Arizona Gila Hall Bob Sencer

Mrs Juliani Goes on Two Week Vacation to Prescott

Mrs Harry 0 Juliani leaves for a two week vacation in Prescott. She will stay with her sister Mrs Richard Merritt. Nancy and Jerry Juliani accompany their mother and attend a summer camp during the trip.

Harry Juliani Prescott Richard Merritt Nancy Jerry

Highway transport powers U.S. food and freight movement

About 8 million Americans in over 48 000 communities rely entirely on highway transport for food and all freight and passenger movement.

U. S

Stage Door Canteen Nightlife in New York City

A vivid portrait of The Stage Door Canteen on West 44th Street with a mix of patrons including stylish youngsters, stage-door Johnnies waiting for dates from City College, Broadway movers socializing in after hours, bootblacks chatting in slang, and air raid sirens wailing as a mood of longing and distraction pervades the scene.

New York W. 44Th Street 23Rd Street City College

Central Park hackman refuses to go half way around park

Street scene on 59th Street and Fifth Avenue. A cafe owner orders a hack driver to go halfway around the park, is refused. He switches to another hack, asking the front driver about a stubborn man who has driven hacks for 50 years, has $100,000 and tells everyone to go to hell.

59Th Street 5Th Avenue Central Park

Blacked-Out Pennsy Station and Silent City Nights

A fragmentary description contrasts a deserted Pennsy Station sheltering soldiers and sweethearts with a quiet plaza after midnight. It notes star performers burdened by fame, actresses amid summer fur, and urban scenes from Barren Island in Brooklyn reflecting stark contrasts in a modern metropolis.

Barren Island Brooklyn

USO distributes film tickets to service camps in city

The USO hands out theatre and cinema tickets to men at local camps and naval bases in alphabetical order to avoid favoritism. At Paramount Studios in Long Island City the letter L was reached and two ducats went to Carl Laemmle Jr. Young Laemmle owned Universal Pictures, and its sale made him a millionaire.

USO Paramount Studios Long Island City Carl Laemmle, Jr Young Laemmle Universal Pictures

The Art Studios in Greenwich Village In Nighttime City Scene

A vivid portrait of Greenwich Village art studios once stables with a big clock at 42nd Street and Eighth Avenue. Wee hours tick tock as planes over Central Park draw searchlights, loafers and charwomen in luxury buildings frame a damp city scene.

Greenwich Village 42Nd Street 8Th Avenue West Side Central Park

Mickey McNamara and the Gangster Squad Chief

Describes Mickey McNamara once the city's most feared officer and head of the Gangster Squad. He accompanied his son to enlist, kissing him farewell as the troop train departed and tearfully confessed he hoped comrades wouldn’t view him as weak.

Mickey McNamara

The Traffic Cop and The City at War's Quiet Moments

A vivid snapshot of wartime New York life in a late night scene. The piece notes a traffic officer delaying cars to rescue a distressed pigeon, workers and performers reeling home, gas shortages affecting the city, and bustling venues like the Roxy and City Hall stalls. It also highlights cultural touchstones from Broadway premieres to Chinatown newspapers and Cafe Society under wartime strain.

50Th Street Husky Defense Yankee Stadium

Youthful Duke Charged Coat Evidence in Court

In San Diego Robert Ollie Duke, a young Black man, appeared in court wearing the coat he was charged with stealing. The claimant identified the garment by sight, making the evidence decisive in the proceeding.

San Diego Calif U.P Robert Ollie Duke

Tucson League of Women Voters Plans Summer Sessions

The Tucson League of Women Voters after affiliating with the National League initiates a summer program. Meetings occur on the second and fourth Mondays at 10:30 in the Chamber of Commerce building. A study of candidates’ qualifications and tax programs will be led by Miss Louise Rennie starting June 22. New members are welcome to affiliate.

Tucson League of Women Voters National League Chamber of Commerce League Louise Rennie League of Women Voters

U S Women’s Voluntary Services To Present Program Tonight

The U S Women's Voluntary Services announce a radio drama on the International Code at 9 45 tonight over station KVOA. Mrs Janet Childs is radio chairman with Mrs Hugh S Thompson author of the play. Cast includes Mrs Oliver Drachman Mrs Walter Clapp Harry Powers Charles Clark and others. production by Lester Farber. Two Morse Code classes run at Tucson High School with another starting next week.

KVOA American Women’s Voluntary Services Janet Childs Hugh S. Thompson Scribblers Tucson Junior League Mmes Oliver Drachman Walter Clapp Harry Powers Charles Clark Rhea Didely Patricia Corelli Ben Slack Owen Hewitt John Brooks Aimyr Kinnison Lester Farber Tucson High School

First Air Scout Squadron Chartered in Chelsea Mass

The Boston suburb of Chelsea grants the United States first air Scout charter to Squadron 15 of the Central Congregational Church. The unit, made up of senior Boy Scouts, focuses on ground training.

Chelsea Mass Boston United States Central Congregational Church

YWDL Formal Dance Set for Thursday Evening at Pioneer

A Young Women's Defense League formal dance will be held at 8 oclock Thursday in the Pioneer hotel ballroom. Open to all soldiers and Army personnel, the event is sponsored by the league with the Chamber of Commerce. YWDL members may bring registered guests only. Two formal dances are planned each month, with dates to be announced. Regular dances occur every Wednesday and Saturday for Army personnel, with hosts listed.

Young Women’s Defense League Pioneer Hotel League Chamber of Commerce Verna Yocum Margaret Knight Ed. Goyette Roy Drachman Mildred Loew James Huston

Unemployment Benefits Plunge in Arizona May 1941

May 1941 unemployment benefits in Arizona totaled 62,883 dollars, the lowest since the program started in 1938, according to Bruce Parkington director of the employment security commission. Earlier highs and later figures show the range from 246,406 in March 1938 to 58,944 in April 1942.

Phoenix Employment Security Commission of Arizona Bruce Parkington

Lightning Calculator Defined as Rapid Problem Solver

A lightning calculator is described as a person who performs mathematical problems with exceptional speed, using swift mental calculation and rapid arithmetic execution to produce answers in moments.

Damien Club Meeting Planned for 8 Tonight at All Saints

The Damien club will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in All Saints church to plan curtains for a day room for servicemen. Those attending should bring thimble scissors and needles.

Damien All Saints Church White Shrine Charles McCarty North Sixth Avenue

Presidents and families to picnic at Wetmo pool

The Georgia M. Sargent P. Presidents and their families will be entertained by President Mrs. Mary Min assisted by Mrs. Grace Mayes at 6 o clock Friday. The event at Wetmo swimming pool asks members to bring table service.

Georgia M

Morgan McDermott Unit No 7 Legion Officers Install

The Morgan McDermott Unit No 7 American Legion auxiliary meets Thursday at the Legion auditorium for installation of newly elected officers.

Morgan McDermott American Legion Auxiliary Legion Auditorium

Oil Reserve Estimate for United States in 1942

It is estimated that proved crude oil reserves in the United States on January 1, 1942, total 19,689,296,000 barrels.

United States

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