Christian Workers Tour Tuc son This Week
The Ministerial association brings Glen Clark Starr Daily and Glen Harding to Tucson for meetings at the YWCA and University Methodist Church. Clark is founder of Camp Farthest Out with bestsellers on faith and life. Daily, an early writer, authored Love Can Open Prison Doors. Harding is a noted Christian worker and song leader.
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Tucson
Glen Clark
Starr Daily
Glen Harding
Daily
University Methodist Church
Clark
Mr. Harding
Black Markets and War Time Food Thrift Exposed
A dramatic piece argues about black markets during wartime, citing hidden slaughterhouses and smuggled goods. It recalls fear, corruption, and the moral tension of civilians exploiting and resisting shortages while workers rush shipments to feed the country.
Walter Winchell In New York Gossip and Career Moves
New Yorkers discuss Richard Treg and the author of Guadalcanal Diary who will return with a new manuscript and over $60,000 in royalties from Canal. Other items note authors’ pay, studio gigs, and publishing talks including Lewis, Burnett, Valtin, and Ilka Chase, with city blackout quips.
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Richard Treg
Harvard
Herbert Clyde Lewis Gee
Magi
Mags
E Whit Burnett
Story Magazine
Lewis
Red SR
20Th Century Fox
Jimmy Durante
Cosmopolitan
Jan Valtin
Mr. Whiskers
Willkie signals stance on isolationist hurdle in GOP
Willkie tells intimates he will not run unless the GOP courts an isolationist shift. Lou Maxon, a CPA executive tied to a recent controversy, remains popular with night club staff. Rye liquor now 80 percent instead of full strength and sold in short quarts with no aging. Helen Fortescue Reynolds may rethink marriage due to alimony concerns if Ivan Goff engages. John Van Druten’s The Voice of the Turtle slated for Broadway with a small three member cast. Jerry Colonna jokes as he notes low spirits by tossing clothes from a window.
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Willkie
GOP
Lou Maxon
CPA
Helen Fortescue Reynolds
Ivan Goff
Hollywood Scrivener
John van Druten
Voice of the Turtle
Jerry Colonna
Cober
Life Story to Expose Fortune Tellers in Upcoming Issue
Life Story magazine plans to reveal a “racket” accusing fortune tellers of preying on war mothers and families. A cautionary anecdote recalls a wealthy man promised by a teller that his completed home would bring his death, illustrating endless, unfinished projects.
Insiders accuse Curry Group in Tammany clash
Building inspectors surveyed night spots for overcrowding while headlines recall the Boston catastrophe. H Bennett replaces Cameron in Ford circles as influence widens. Libby Holman quits La Vie Parisienne. Capital tipsters weigh Davies Rayburn Byrnes for FDR's running mate amid Wallace's growing press support.
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Curry Group
Tammany Hall
M. Kennedy
Boston
H. Bennett
Ford
J. Cameron
Libby Holman
la Vie Parisienne
Onary Davies
Rayburn
James Byrnes
George
FDR
Wallace
Senator Reynolds Defends Defense Vote Record
The column disputes a claim that Senator Reynolds voted against defense measures. He asserts he supported nearly all such measures, ending with thanks to Walter. The record notes his votes on Neutrality Revision Limiting armed forces to the Western Hemisphere Lend Lease bills Axis ships transfer Extension of the Draft and the Armed Ship bill and accuses cooperation with the Administration through conscription.
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R. R. Reynolds
Columm
Reynolds
Walter
Will Rogers
Radio News Analysts Endorse Ethics Code Against Censorship
The Association of Radio News Analysts adopted a code of ethics. One clause supports Walter Winchell in fighting censorship, allowing no broadcast material to be censored except as required by government. John Vandercook notes the code was not drafted due to current controversy.
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Hum
The
World-Telegram
John Vandercook
Walter Winchell
Gov't
Hysterical buying may ration femmes and more
The note hints at shortages in feminine stock due to panic buying. references Jade Ling in Folies 5 who drew crowds with premiere night flowers. mentions socialites protesting wartime dinner party effects and scarce matchbox covers.
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Jade Ling
Katz
Miriam Jordan
Hollywood
London
Balletine de Jambon Valentinoise
Italy
Boston
Joseph E. Davies
Russia
U. S
Tipoff
Navy Mothers club events and junior league meeting
The notice outlines a junior league meeting Monday at 6 15 in the Arizona Inn with a swimming party and supper. Navy Mothers club gathers Monday at 8 in the W F W hall where Roy Robinson speaks on flag etiquette and James B Billingsley presents two motion pictures. Families of Navy mothers are invited as guests.
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Arizona Inn
Navy Mother’s Club
Installation of Officers Knights Hall St Augustine
St Augustine Catholic Daughters of America schedule an officers installation Monday evening at 8 o clock in the Knights of Columbus hall.
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St. Augustine Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Delta Kappa Gamma Meeting For Miss Ulah Hudson
Delta Kappa Gamma hosts a gathering for Miss Ulah Hudson at 2034 East Lee Street at 7 30 o clock. The event is organized by the society to honor her while inviting members to attend.
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Delta Kappa Gamma
Ulah Hudson
East Lee Street
Missionary Dept Teaches on Church and the American People
The Missionary department of First Christian Church convenes Tuesday at 2 o clock to discuss the theme Church and the American People. The session aims to explore the church role in national life and civic values.
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Missionary Department of
First Christian Church
Church
Who bears the blame for the corner market confusion
A reflective verse questions who is responsible for market failures and the failure of planning. It contrasts experts in Washington with exhausted soldiers and asks who will carry the blame when the record is complete.
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Washington
King Features Syn
Funeral Services For Father Of Local Woman
Funeral services are held in Oklahoma City for Walter Archer 70 father of Mrs. Grant Howard of Tucson. He died last Saturday after a brief illness. Mrs. Howard and her daughter Annetta, of 2600 East Third Street, left Tucson to be with him. Burial follows at Ardmore Cemetery.
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Oklahoma City
Walter,Archer
Grant Howard
Tucson
Mr. Archer
Southern Pacific seeks duty-free import of rails for Western Mexico
Mexico City reported on June 14 that the Southern Pacific railroad of Mexico asked the finance ministry for duty free import of construction material. The material would be used for rail lines in Western Mexico and imported through Nogales, Arizona, via the communications ministry.
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Mexico City
Southern Pacific Railroad of
Mexico
Finance Ministry
Communication Ministry
Nogales
Ariz
England Praised as Most Mechanized Farm Nation
The report states England is the world’s most mechanized farming country with eighty million dollars spent on new farming machinery in 1941 alone.
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England
Cooperation Sought In New Mail System
Postal officials announce a new unit number system for addresses to speed mail delivery. Branch offices in large cities receive numbers and inexperienced staff are trained to maintain quick accurate service. Phoenix joins 143 cities, including Tucson mail flows to larger towns.
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Tucson
Armed Services
Harry C. Jones
Main Street
San Francisco
California
Phoenix
Assassination in Store for Nazi Fuehrer
Emil Ludwig testifies before the House Foreign Affairs Committee and predicts Hitler will be assassinated soon by German officers. He warns disarmament and guardianship over Germany, saying continued Nazi framing risks a renewed war within 20 years.
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Emil Ludwig
Hitler
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ludwig
Junkers
United Nations
Germany
War Dogs Honored For Service To U S Armed Forces
The Army, Dogs for Defense and Tucson Kennel Club recognize owners Ralph and Mrs Louden for donating their Great Dane Eric. Dozen others in the region also donated dogs now trained as War Dogs with duties from messengers to locating the wounded. The Army notes dogs can be trained not to bark and to attack only when needed.
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U. S. Army
Harry I. Caesar
Ralph C. Louden
Calle Fernando
Loudens
Eric
United States
A. V. Meyer
War Department
Louden
Dogs For Defense
Tucson Kennel Club
Robert Cairns
Armed Services
Tucson
San Carlos
Galif
Army
Honest hotel quip prompts London Gazette smile
A London Evening News item notes a polite hotel guest praising service after leaving shoes outside a bedroom. A staff reply jokes that the guest might have set a gold watch nearby, implying honesty in the establishment.
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London Evening News
U S Postwar Aims Proposal Sinks Into Legislative Limbo
Washington reports on a March 16 Senate proposal by Ball Burton Hatch and Hill for a plain UN declaration of postwar policy. The measure sits with a special committee as Congress faces heavy appropriation work and caution from the State Department and Churchill talks. The resolution urges no pursuit of territorial aggrandizement.
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Washington
U. S
United Nations
Ball
Minn
Burton
Ohio
Hatch
D-Nm
Hill
D-Ala
Churchill
Russia
Local Man Receives Naval Commission
Anton W. Fraps a 34 year old engineer residing at 1330 East North street Tucson was sworn in as lieutenant junior grade by Lt Comdr J S Frazer U S N R officer in charge of the Phoenix branch office for Naval Reserve Officer Procurement He has served as an assistant chief engineer for construction of defense plants in the midwest the last 18 months and previously worked with an electrical engineering firm in Philadelphia He is a Tucson High School and University of Arizona graduate and attended Caltech in Pasadena He has not yet received active duty orders.
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Anton W. Fraps
East North Street
Tucson
J. S. Frazer
Phoenix
Naval Reserve
Fraps
Midwest
Philadelphia
Frazer
Tucson High School
University of Arizona At
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Calif
Air Line Route Adds Phoenix Stop. Denies Grand Canyon
The civil aeronautics board authorized Transcontinental and Western Air to include Phoenix Arizona as a stop on Route No 2, but blocked a Grand Canyon stop on Route No 38 between Las Vegas and Phoenix. American Airlines gains San Diego stop on Route No 4 linking Dallas Los Angeles and Phoenix eastward.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Transcontinental and
Western Air
Phoenix
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Las Vegas
Nev
American Airlines
San Diego
Dallas
Tex
Los Angeles
Points
Large Transmitters Carry Propaganda To All Parts Of World
Washington reports a policy shift enabling a few powerful short wave stations to broadcast globally. Crosley Corp says WLWO will host transmitters totaling 750000 watts near Cincinnati. The system aims to overpower signals from Berlin Rome and Tokyo within weeks.
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Washington
Italy
Germany
Japan
Crosley Corporation of Cincinnati
Crosley
WLWO
Cincinnati
Berlin
Rome
Tokyo
Britain Rationing Impacts Rayon Production
Inability to obtain sufficient labor reduces rayon output in Britain and some firms have had to ration their customers.
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Britain
Pss
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True Magazine
Rio Grande
New York
Gilbert Miller
New Yorker
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Miller
James Bishop
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Collier
Martha Dodd
CBS
N. Y
Daily Reminder
Senabey Tne
Teheton Technoc
Valley National Bank
Arizona
Fuehrer
All. S
Lieut
Howard Gardner
Millinocket, Me
Inter
J. K. Kunz
Pittsburgh
Stanley Farmworth
Bakersfield
Kun
Gardner
Red Cross
Thire
Marinello Beauty Salon
Naval Commission
Father
Games Globes World Atlases
Howard
Stofft
E. Pennington
Maurice-Ida Beauty Shop
E. Alameda
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