Many Women Assist Work Of Red Cross In Tucson Chapter
The Tucson Red Cross Volunteer Service reports broad support from local groups over six months. Sewing and mending for the Pima County Preventorium and six shipments of War Relief garments have been sent to eastern headquarters. New groups join to make War Relief garments as outputs double next week.
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Tucson
American Red Cross Volunteer Service
Pima County
Red Cross
A. L. Massey
East Fourth Street
Nellie Kemp
Red Cross Volunteer Service Register
Latter Day Saints Relief Society
Leslie Clawson
L. V. Clawson
Kenneth Haymore
Logan Brinkhall
May McCall
R. Goodman
Peter Martinson
Carl Goodman
Grant Goodman
L. P. Gordon
A. B. Ballantyne
A. G. Kimball
L. E. Holliday
Hazeltine Benner
L. B. Pyper
A. G. McCall
Henry Zipf
King
Blum
Mets
Mildred Loew
M. E. Hosler
DePuey
John Stillman
Parris
Eula Cook
Eleanor McKilvey
Gertrude Filer
George Darnell
Meade Clyne
Methodist Church
Emma Bell
Katherine Forderer
Bryant
Miner
Dolores Howatt
Sidney Smith
J. Chestorey
Patterson
Ballard
University Methodist
J. P. Wood
Tom Mooney
P. H. Sanford
Cummings
Lutheran Church
Angeline Melgren
Dorcas Society
Frank Block
Nic Erdahl
Rank
Dean Frost
Jack Shade
Wm. Pepper
Herman Oberfield
Kid Party Planned by Theta Rho Club Tomorrow
The Theta Rho girls club will host an old fashioned kid party tomorrow evening as part of a summer series. Members and guests will dress as youngsters with hair bows and short skirts. Games and refreshments are planned with numerous invited guests and members listed.
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Theta Rho Girls
Theta Rho
Jack Wall
Bob Miller
Bill Jones
Jack Daniels
Walter Mims
Jack Snyder
Bobbie Shaw
Phil Inman
Laurence Wagner
Tom Higdon
Homer McGee
Stanley King
Bud Moore
Joe Higdon
W. L. McDermott
Norman Cook
Ray Dewey
Terence Doyle
Jack Mims
Edward Myers
Ed Thayer
Ida Mas Harper
Peggy Sterns
Peggy Hobbs
Mary Louise Sterns
Lillian Johannsen
Irma Lue Perkins
Gwenda McGee
Jean Thayer
Katherine Reese
Bernice Sterns
Sydney Rich
Carla Snyder
Mary Jane Lewis
Alice Johannsen
Betty Black
Theda Allen
Patty Lee
Charlotte Garing
Fredda Ben
Walter Winchell On Broadway Gossip Roundup
Gossip notes from Broadway recount marriages divorces and pairings among celebrities. Lindberghs in law relations alleged over attitude while Olga’s maid wed Pat Maitland. Capertons split to wed J Lily. Virginia Verrill engaged to James Breerly. Col Gomez dates showgirl Joyce Matthews. Ann St George estranged from Lex Thompson. Rex Smith stays with Newsweek. Manville hinted for Red Cross PR.
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Lindbergh
Olga
Mutual
Belgrade
Pat Maitland
Harriet Caperton
Caperton & Columbus
J. Lily
Rich Kentuckian
Louisville
Barry Binghams
Virginia Verrill
Chicago
James Breerly
Col. Gomez
Joyce Mathews
Jerry” Lowe
Royal Palm Club
Ann St. George
Lex Thompson
Rex Smith
M.e
Newsweek
Tommy Manville
Red Cross
France
German Travel Agencies In U S Promote Nazi Travel
US travel offices and German tourist bureaus employ over 2000 Americans who produce propaganda for Germany with slogans like Vacation in Germany and Holiday in Munich. They say Berlin directs weekly instructions and note US law blocks passport issuance for mere tourism, yet these agencies keep operating. The piece questions whether these salesmen serve travel bureaus or act as Nazi promoters.
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United States
Germany
Munich
Berlin
Department of State
Hollywood chatter and threats spark outrage over Nazi talk
George Jessel relays overheard comments from child actors about Paris fall and Zanuck stopping the Germans. A West 54th Street physician denounces Hitler victories and vows to kill Winchell, echoing a famous quip about people always going to do it.
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George Jessel
Hollywood
Paris
Zanuck
West 54Th Street
Hitler
Winchell
Dick Watts
Theatre protest over There Shall Be No Night at Alvin
The Theatre Arts Committee picketed There Shall Be No Night at the Alvin theater calling it inciting to war while Fifth Column left town amid Loyalist Spain ties. The writer dismisses the uproar as foolish and jokes about communist grievances becoming a joke book.
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Theatre Arts Committee
Mr. Sherwood
Alvin Theatre
Finland
TAC
Spain
Joe Miller
Murals Move From Radio City to Modern Art Gallery
The Rockefellers remove Diego Rivera murals from Radio City and display them at the Museum of Modern Art controlled by Nelson Rockefeller. Dean Cornwell and other artists propose painting murals for venues to raise two thousand dollars for ambulances abroad. Marie Austin joins Torch club for income with husband Don Case facing upcoming payments. In New Orleans Sam Jones gains White House entry for 1944. Helen Hyatt reports news color from Paris via WJZ.
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Diego Rivera
Radio City
Museum of Modern Art
Nelson Rockefeller
Dean Cornwall
Marie Austin
Jack Waldron
Torch Club
Don Case
New Orleans
Sam Jones
White House
Helen Hyatt
Paris
WJZ
Call for Red Cross to engage chorus and showgirls
A letter urges the American Red Cross to organize chorus and showgirls to assist with bandage rolling and other war relief tasks. It notes early hours clash with theatre workers and suggests afternoon sessions from 2 to 4 pm and a midtown hotel ballroom as space.
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American Red Cross
Ayents
Red Cross
Mefoofsky Dodges Hitler Question in Havana Madrid
Mr Mefoofsky refused to answer when asked what he would do with Hitler as a prisoner. Onlookers pressed but his lips stayed tight, and he warned listeners not to talk until his blue face showed.
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Literary Lace Notes From Era Media Figures
Frank Coniff recalls a hot day near Zorina as a sharp line in the Journal-American. Irving Hoffman vents about Walk With Music and mocks the show's long footage in Hollywood Reporter. Leonard Traube questions Band’s impact in Billboard. Bugs Baer jokes about a referee halt in LA Examiner.
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The
Journal-American
Zorina
Irving Hoffman
Hollywood Reporter
Leonard Traube
Billboard
Bugs Baer
Los Angeles Examiner
Dorothy Thompson Visits Maginot Line and Other Items
Dorothy Thompson toured the Maginot Line and fired a gun in a thrill moment, joking about rain versus bombing. Charles Hurd chronicles the Presidential Mansion history from 1812 to Wall Street fires. Gilbert Gabriel mocks Mussolini as Benita Mosquito and fears of Rome burning. European leaders say Mussolini will seek African gains but cannot win what France cannot lose: honor and glory.
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Maginot Line
Charles Hurd
Presidential Mansion
White House
Wall Street
Gilbert Gabriel
Duce
Rome
Benito
Mussolini
Paris
London
Berlin
France
Manhattan Murals and Swastika Ring Tale
A vivid sketch of 1930s Manhattan scenes includes glamorous city workers at an Automat, a new apartment blog near 59th Street, a Circle Line style landmark, and a traffic officer at 55th Street warning pedestrians about buses. The Radio City travel agency moves upstairs and advertises steps along the concourse while a relief fundraiser contact wears a Swastika ring.
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Manhattan
New Apt
Hedy Lamarr
Stone
Radio City Travel Agency
Allied Relief
Social items from Tucson greet returning residents and travelers
Mrs. Alice Graybear returns home from a California visit. Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Vorhies plan a month long road trip from Tucson through Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota to Glacier National Park. Dr. Gordon T. Reynolds and three daughters leave Tucson for Glendale California for summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. C Zaner Lesher depart for Coronado and La Jolla California for a month, with Lesher resuming duties at the University of Arizona upon return.
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Tucson
Flint
Mich
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Glacier National Park
C. Zaner Lesher
Coronado
la Jolla
Calif
Lesher
University of Arizona
Miss Margaret Knight Guest at New Weston Hotel
Miss Margaret A. Knight is staying at the New Weston Hotel during a visit to New York City.
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Margaret A. Knight
New Weston
New York City
Arizona Lab Director Robert Greene Plans July Return
At Fort Huachuca where he is in active service is Dr. Robert Greene, director of the Arizona state laboratory. Dr. Greene, a reserve officer, will return to the Old Pueblo about July 25.
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Fort Huachuca
Robert Greene
Arizona State Laboratory
Tucsonans Spend Summer Days At Mountain Resort
Tucsonans stay at Mount Lemmon for the summer with families and guests. Mr. and Mrs. J Homer Boyd and children David and Mary Alice occupy Dr E J Browns cabin for two weeks. David’s guest is Richard Matthais. Mrs Winston Reynolds and daughter Sarah plan to spend most of the summer in Soldier Camp. Mrs Cole and daughter Della rent the C Z Lesher cabin. Visitors in Soldier Camp include Charles Russell Tom Russell Lareng Sanan of Finland. Mr Herman Solot spent three days there.
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The
Daily Citizen
J. Homer Boyd
David
Mary Alice
E. J. Brown
Richard Matthais
Boyd
Tucson
Winston Reynolds
Sarah
Soldier Camp
Local clubs plan meetings and dinners this week
Pima Salon No 164 holds its regular meeting at Mrs. Fred Thorp’s home with a dinner at 7 PM on Monday June 17 reservations by Friday. The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary meets Friday at 7:30 PM at the Pioneer hotel. The Divine Truth Center auxiliary meets 7:45 PM Friday at 635 North Stone with Mrs. C E Sidebottom presiding. Robert Burns will show pictures of China and Japan. The Carrillon club picnic at First Methodist Church Friday at 7 PM with arrangements by calling 0142-1-2.
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North Fourth Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pioneer Hotel
Divine Truth Center
Olive Ethel Leek
North Stone Avenue
C. E. Sidebottom
Francis A. Clark
China
Japan
Orient
Robert Burns
Carrillon Club
First Methodist Church
Tucson Loyal Stars No 89 Lodge Meeting Friday Evening
Tucson Loyal Stars No 89 will hold a regular lodge meeting Friday at 8 o clock at the Knights of Columbus hall. All members are urged to be present.
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Tucson
Loyal Stars No. 89
Knights of Columbus
Clearing Soup Stock Technique for Clear, Sparkling Stock
Strain hot stock through three thicknesses of rinsed cheesecloth and refrigerate promptly. To serve heat slowly, skim fat, add one washed eggshell per four cups of stock, boil three minutes, strain, and serve immediately.
Little Sister Wants Pretty Coiffure Too
A 1940 feature advises mothers on child beauty trends for medium length hair. It outlines three popular coifs for girls aged four to fourteen, emphasizes preserving a natural look, and suggests scalp massages and proper rinsing.
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Girl Scouts Active In Flag Day Observances
Early morning flag ceremonies opened Tucson Girl Scouts day camp at All States club grounds. Brownie Scouts performed a Betsy Ross pageant and a brief flag history. Tonight a flag day parade in the stadium features Evelyn Holloway Shirley McKinley Barbara Le Cates as color guard with Gene Shears and Carol Anne Biggles tone guiding escort. Other scouts include Jane Petty Anne Swanick Norma Holloway Theda Marie Peters Patricia Peters Patsy Krabbenhoeft Marie Lindbergh Lois Jaeschke Gwenn Green Virginia Sheuers Ruth Turner and more. The group will close with God Bless America the Flag Song and America.
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All States Club
Brownie Scouts
Betsy Ross
Evelyn Holloway
Shirley McKinley
Barbara le Cates
Gene Shears
Carol Anne Bigglestone
Jane Petty
Anne Swanick
Norma Holloway
Theda Marie Peters
Patricia Peters
Patsy Krabbenhoeft
Marie Lindbergh
Lois Jaeschke
Gwenn Green
Virginia Sheuers
Ruth Turner
Pres Rieser
Mary Anne Compton
Margaret Halverson
Betty Erny
Lorena de Santius
Ruth Meek
America
Tucson WCTU Meeting At YWCA This Week
Mrs. R. N. Clarke presided at the Tucson WCTU gathering in YWCA clubrooms. Ida Heim led devotionals on the theme Love. Arrangements began for the local union convention set for October 17 and 18 with a program following the business session and a benediction to close the afternoon.
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R. N. Clarke
Tucson
WCTU
YWCA
Ida Heim
Debut Plan Unravels at Table With Gaby Revealed
Jean grapples with a scheme to launch Gabrielle de Fleury as a singer while Laurel faints upon learning of her past. At Rupert’s party Gaby’s true identity surfaces, and Jean hides the conflict by masking the growing rift and plotting a quiet exit.
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Jean
Laurel
Rupert Darling
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Etienne de Fleury
Chateau de Fleury
Senlis
Mother Darling
Dad
Mr. van Auken
Gabrielle
Darling
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