Auditions Held For Show Groups At Safford Junior High
Talent registrations for entertainment units at service camps proceed in Safford auditorium. Peter Marroney of the University of Arizona will direct auditions for five unit types vaudeville dramatic dancing Negro and Spanish American. Participants register and choose their preferred act with an accompanist for singers and dancers. Marroney noted planned appearances by the colored entertainer group in multiple shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
Peter Marroney
University of Arizona
Tucson Coordinating Committee
Marroney
Tucson Teacher Convalesces at St Marys Hospital
Social items note Danny Romero, a Tucson senior high school faculty member, is convalescing at St Marys hospital and will receive friends after tomorrow. Phyllis Sanders and daughter Priscilla, now in New York City, plan to return to Tucson soon after Miss Sanders recently graduated from a dramatic school in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Romero
Tucson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Phyllis M. Sanders
Priscilla
New York City
Miss Sanders
Boston
Enid Woman Visits Family Then Heads West
Mrs. E. M. O'Brien of Enid Oklahoma spent the weekend in Tucson with her son R. W. Swinehart and his family. She plans to visit Corp. Ira Swinehart in Seattle after two weeks, then stop in Los Angeles with her sister-in-law Agnes O'Brien before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. O’brien
Enid
Okla
Tucson
R. W. Swinehart
Birthday Party Honors Sgt Don Meyers Home on Furlough
A weekend birthday party honored Sgt Don Meyers son of Mr and Mrs Ed Meyers of the Santa Rita hotel. Meyers is on furlough from Freeport Louisiana. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hymen Myerson Mr Sol Miller Mr Nick Hall and Mr and Mrs Mevers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Don Meyers
Ed Meyers
Santa Rita Hotel
Sgt. Meyers
Freeport
Hymen Myerson
Sol Miller
Nick Hall
Mevers
Henry F. Vincent Visiting New York City
Mr. Henry F. Vincent of Calle de Soto visits New York City to see friends and plans a return trip to Tucson later this summer.
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Henry F. Vincent
Calle de Soto
New York City
Tucson
Woodmen Host Dance for 119 Soldiers in Tucson
The Woodmen of the World Fra gier camp No 111 held a Friday night dance at Odd Fellows hall for 119 soldiers stationed in Tucson in cooperation with the Young Women's Defense League. State manager G E McDonald of Phoenix attended with Phoenix and Coolidge representatives. Hayden drill team provided entertainment with the Tucson Boys' Choir directed by Eduardo Caso and the Bradford family acrobats also featured.
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Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tucson
Young Women’s Defense League
Woodmen
G. E. McDonald
Phoenix
Coolidge
Hayden
Proving Entertainment
Eduardo Caso
Bradford Family
U. S. Ettes Plan Formal Dance in All Saints Hall
The U S Ettes will hold a formal dance at 8 o'clock tonight in All Saints hall with Stardust as the decoration theme. Tucson School of the Dance will perform dances including novelty tap Stardust by Joanne Reynolds and Lets Do It by Jackie Lee Nichols and Georgia Sue Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Ettes
All Saints’ Hall
Stardust
Tucson
Sarah Moses
Georgia James
Aida Yslas
Sewing Exhibit By Tucson Trades Council Auxiliary
The Tucson Central Trades Council ladies auxiliary will hold its second annual sewing and fancy work exhibit Thursday at the Labor Temple. Open to the public with no admission, it features 19 quilts for the Community Service home defense quilting service and displays knitted Red Cross items, Bundles for America products, crocheted bedspreads and clothing.
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Trades Council Auxiliary
Tucson
Community Service Home Defense
Red Cross
America
Lucy Luckett
W. H. Holden
Katherine Blanton
Society Will Have Guest Speaker
The Trinity Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday at 1205 North Stone Avenue. Miss Florence Schafer of Kolhapur India will speak on conditions in India. She has just returned to the United States and serves as superintendent of nurses in Mary Wanless hospital.
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Trinity Presbyterian Missionary Society
S. H. Matthews
North Stone Avenue
Florence Schafer
Kolhapur
India
Miss Schafer
Mary Wan
Listen World by Elsie Robinson The Nurses of Bataan
Eighty four American nurses wore size 42 uniforms and gear as they endured the hells of Bataan and Corregidor. They faced raids, gas masks, and heavy equipment before a miraculous rescue and flight to Australia. The piece honors their resilience and courage.
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Bataan and
Corregidor
China
Libya
Ireland
America
American
Elsie Robinson
Ringling Bros
Hells of
Bataan
Australia
First Nights In Kokomo Offer Sparse Broadway Pulse
Walter Winchell notes a thin entertainment week with no shows to inspect and a trio of flickers. G J Nathan humorously critiques the season while Saroyan manuscripts provide mild praise. Myriad acts are delayed or canceled as vaudeville wanes and Irving Berlin's army cast looms.
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Kokomo
Broadway
G. J. Nathan
Saroyan
Army
Irving Berlin
Star and Garter
M. Todd
Gypsy Rose Lee
The Warwave Telegrams and Broadcast Echoes
The piece catalogs postwar radio propaganda claims and counterpoints from officials and editors. It notes a Berlin boast about a Czech village massacre linked to Heydrich, Nazi short wave misinformation, and a U S government stance on Midway forecasts. It also highlights cultural items and readings on morale and warcraft.
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Heydrich
Berlin
Roy Shields
Navy Department
Midway
Iowa
Federal Communications Comm
Europe
Front Pages Echo Portraits Of Hitler And Press Ethics
Frederick C. Oechsner’s word portraits lampoon Hitler’s lunacies while Mirror and Times writers recount desert tank wars. The piece notes awards for Warren Glaser and a covert press visit by Molotov, highlighting journalistic ethics and a silent White House request.
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Frederick C. Oechsner
A. Hitler
Hitler
Ludwig
George Lait
The
Mirror
Mr. Denny
the Times
Warren Glaser
Washington
New York
Molotov
White House
Londoners Leave 90 151 Gas Masks in Public Transport
Public transport records show 90 151 gas masks abandoned on buses trains and stations in the previous year. Officials urge riders to return masks to help restocking efforts and safety preparedness.
Wisconsin Non Federal Forest Lands Acreage Report
Wisconsin contains 2 079 000 acres of non federal forest lands. The figure reflects land under state and private ownership not controlled by federal agencies.
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Wisconsin
Miss Green Wed At Rites Held Sunday
Lieut Arthur J King and Miss Janet Green of Yuma married at Ss Peter and Paul church at 345 pm Rev Paul Lawrence officiating. Bride wore beige crepe trimmed in brown with an orchid corsage. King, from Superior, a University of Arizona graduate and Coast Artillery officer, will reside in San Francisco.
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Arthur J. King
Janet Green
H. C. Green
Yuma
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Paul G. Lawrence
San Francisco
Lieut
King
Coast Artillery
Miss Keeth and Harold D Wilson Wed in Hedrick Chapel
Miss Katherine Keeth and Harold D Wilson were married at 9 o clock Saturday evening in Hedrick chapel at the Methodist church. Rev Frank Williams officiated. The bride wore a navy blue print frock with white accessories and gardenia bouquet. Her sister Mrs J W Sheehan attended, wearing a pastel print dress. Best man was Albert Drachman. Mrs Wilson, daughter of A E Keeth, attended Flagstaff State College and has lived in Tucson. Mr Wilson attended the University of Arizona and works with Standard Oil. A reception followed at 2651 North Stone Avenue hosted by Mrs L B Wilson. The couple left for a short wedding trip and will return this week.
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Katherine Keeth
Harold D. Wilson
Hedrick
Methodist Church
Frank Williams
J. W. Sheehan
Willcox
Sheehan
Wilson
Albert Drachman
A. E. Keeth
Flagstaff State College
Tucson
University of Arizona
Standard Oil Company
L. B. Wilson
North
Stone Avenue
Women’s Society lunch trip and church outing notice
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of St. John’s M E church plans a pot-luck lunch on Thursday at Mrs. Dora Paden’s Emery Park home with 10:45 am church departure for transport. Pima Salon No 164 Eight or Forty meets at 8 pm tonight at Mrs. Irene Brinkmeyer’s home for elections chaired by Mrs Edith Wilson with regalia worn.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service of
St. John’s M. E
Dora Paden
Emery Park
Irene Brinkmeyer
East Helen Street
Edith Wilson
le Petit Chapeau
Wilson
Brinkmeyer
AWYVS Plans Radio Program Auditions
The American Women's Voluntary Services will hold auditions for a radio program at 8:30 tonight at station KVOA. Music and dramatic auditions are under Miss Janet Child and Miss Patricia Corelli. Singers should bring their own accompanist.
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KVOA
Janet Child
Patricia Corelli
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King Features Synd., Inc
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44Th Street
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William Gargan
Anne Shirley
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Zanuck
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Meyer Berger
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Bob Hope
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Ludlam Hawkins
D&m
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E. Sixth St
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N. Campbell
U. S. War Savings
Yhird AT A. Stone
VERNA
Yocunm
Miss Green
University of Arizona Grads
Lieut. King
Joseph King
Superior
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Valley National Bank
Miss Keeth
Mr. Wilson
Church of Chimes
Rev. Williams
Daily Reminder
AWYVS
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Strathmore
Bisbee
Marinello Beauty Salon
Duncan Phyfe
Dorris-Heyman Furniture CO
Sixth Avenue
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