Tucsonans Wed In Other Cities
Marriages of Tucson natives were announced including Virginia Maye Perry and Robert Caldwell wed May 4 in Lordsburg New Mexico in a civil ceremony. They plan to reside in Tucson after a June 22 return from a wedding trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Prescott
California
Tucson
Bauersfield-Lutz
University of Arizona
Rosemary Bauersfield
Phoenix
George J. Lutz
Chicago
Globe High School
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Lutz
Globe
Montibello
Wee Ellen Wilkinson Keeps Shelters Safe In Wartime London
Ellen Wilkinson known as Stormy Petrel, MP and undersecretary to Home Security, tours underground shelters nightly. The 23 year political veteran battles to shelter dwellers and prevent shelters becoming night clubs while juggling duties, meals, and long hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Ellen Wilkinson
Petrel” Wilkinson
Ministry of Home Security
Wee Ellen
Manchester
Commons
Spain
Wanda Poarch to Attend Oberlin YWCA Orientation
The YWCA business and industrial committee met at the downtown center. Plans approved for Mrs Wanda Poarch to attend the national orientation course at Oberlin College July 2 to 30. A western conference will be held August 9 to 16 at Giant Forest lodge Sequoia National Park with a delegation from here attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
West Alameda
Mabel Lewis
Wanda Poarch
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Red Cross Staff Assistance Course Offered in Santa Rita
A Red Cross staff assistance course begins next week at the Santa Rita hotel with meetings Monday Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 4. Mrs Boyd Morehead, volunteer service chair, announces 11 sessions for volunteers to assist the staff as receptionists, publicity helpers and information desk aides. The first lecture is at 2 PM next Monday. sign up at the Red Cross chapter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Santa Rita
Boyd Morehead
Cactus Room
Red Cross
Red Cross Chapter
Walter Winchell On Broadway 1941 Preview
The first nights feature Damon Runyon's Tight Shoes at the Ziegfeld Theater with invited guests from Runyon's stories. Notables include Harry the Horse and others, promising a Broadway style premiere and a unique preview audience. Runyon leads the event as others wear Tight Hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Runyon
Ziegfeld
Runyon
Harry
the Horse
Broadway Rose
Commodore Dutch
Big Butch
Swifty Morgan
Renee
Hatcheck Girl
Night Mayor
Broadway
Louie
the Louse
Izzy
the Painter
Ike
Skibooch
Blackie
Paddock Charlie
Chicago
George
Lennie
Lyon
New York
The Magic Lanterns and Wartime Capers Review
The piece praises Sunny with Marilyn Miller and Jack Donohue and notes Ray Bolger and Anna Neagle involvement. It highlights One Night in Lisbon as lively if nonsensical. It mentions Fred MacMurray and Madeleine Carroll in a bomber wartime setting. Abbott and Costello star in In the Navy with musical numbers from Powell and the Andrews sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Miller
Jack Donohue
Ray Bolger
Anna Neagle
Hartmans
Lisbon
Fred MacMurray
Madeleine Carroll
Abbott and Costello
Dick Powell
the Andrews Girls
Radio sniping and TV talk fuel a fading craft in public theater
The column rails at radio bias in reporting and TV sponsors guiding careers. It mocks in sinuous prose the Dodgers Reds game broadcast and the rise of certain on air personalities tied to sponsors. It notes a fad for falsetto and the hit of Claudia as a network bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huns
Herald-Trib
Herr” Hitler
Roosevelt
Dodgers
Reds
Whoosis
Fred Allen
Minerva Plus
Mr. Schwish
Claudia
The Story Tellers and Cultural Notes Across Magazines
Joseph B Phillips argues Stalin gains vast territory without full war praise in Who. Henrys may threaten Bolo borders over British policy. North Bigbee lauds tent shows with Jeanne Engels and Rosalind Russell. Atlantic Monthly’s June piece Poison in Our System warned. Dorothy Thompson writes to Mr Big in Look. Satevenost June 14 editorial praises Uncle Whiskers. Carl Sandburg’s Mr Longfellow and His Boy appears in Collier’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Phillips
Hitler
Joe
Stalin
Phillips
Peter the Great
Henries
Bolo
Britain
North Bigbee
Jeanne Engels
Rosalind Russell
Atlantic Monthly
Dorothy Thompson
Look
Big
The Front Pages and the Kremlin Question
A curatorial note on headlines and reporting standards questions the depth of coverage on Communist party lines in U S newspapers. It critiques the use of Hitler handouts and treaty feelers as amateur reporting and mocks the symmetry of press speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Bolshevicks
Kremlin
Cudahy
Anne O'Hare McCormick
U. S
Hitler
Quotations on Virtues and Vices From An Anthology
A compiled selection of aphorisms and lines from writers including Walpole Browne Galsworthy Ruskin Ferber Kipling and others. The snippets cover gratitude happiness appearances deceit and social attitudes with varied tone and brevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Walpole
Tom Meany
Thomas Browne
A. Laboulaye
Anon
J. Galsworthy
Carolyn Wells
Rosalie
Ruskin
Edna Ferber
Chicago
Jack Warwick
Hitler
Kipling
Portland Express
New York
Georgia News
Lady Astor Keeps Busy With Work In England At War
Virginia born MP from Plymouth, Lady Astor, leads four jobs across England and London. She attends daily sessions, shuttles by motor cycle, and runs the 600 bed Canadian hospital on her Cliveden estate while hosting American patients and coordinating defense welfare work. She also serves as lady mayoress when in Plymouth and keeps an executive house operation with secretaries handling tasks. She even slept upstairs during the Blitz, reading the Bible for calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Astor
Europe
M.P
Plymouth
London
Astor Estate
Cliveden
Nebraska historian seeks front line assignment
Dr. A E Sheldon an 80 year old longtime superintendent of the Nebraska historical society in Lincoln Nebraska asks to return to the European battle front as a war correspondent. He spent nine months at the front during World War I writing for Nebraska newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb. U.P
A. E. Sheldon
Nebraska Historical Society
Sheldon
Nebraska
Government Heights Homemakers Plan Summer Visit and Meeting
Mrs. T. L. Nason hosted the Government Heights Homemakers Club at her home for an al fresco luncheon. They mapped an itinerary for July visits to Tucson institutions and other sites, heard from Mary Darby on the country life conference, and elected James Sadow as second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Nason
Government Heights
Country Life
Nason
H. E. Dedrick
E. F. Davis
Tucson
Mary Darby
Country Life Conference
Warner Taylor
W. L. Heist
James Sadow
C. S. Hendershot
A. N. Hawes
J. D. Kinder
University of Arizona staff take month long vacations
Miss Peggy O Neall secretary in the office of Dean of Men A H Otis at the University of Arizona leaves for a one month vacation. Henry Cox from the university library also on vacation. Dr J C Duncan from Wellesley College visits Tucson to see daughter Mrs G W Stricker. The Hood family and Miss Katherine Vann visit Tucson with Mrs Hood’s relatives J C Guyton. They tour Grand Canyon and other Arizona sights before returning to Birmingham. Dr and Mrs John Sloan Mikell and family depart for Laguna Beach California for a short holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy O'Neall
A H. Otis
University of Arizona
Henry Cox
The
Tucson
J. C. Duncan
G. W. Stricker
John Sloan Mikell
Laguna Beach
Calif
House Guests and Travel Plans Mentioned in Local Notes
Mrs. Harry Ransom hosts her niece Miss Ernes teen Bartelt of Hadden Heights New Jersey as she spends most of the summer in Tucson before heading to California and Oregon. Bartelt returns east in the fall. Mrs. Marion Upshaw recently departed for California for a few weeks in resort cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ransom
Ernesteen Bartelt
Hadden Heights
N. J
Tucson
California
Oregon
Miss Bartelt
East
Marion Upshaw
Hat Styles Map The Country In Street Fashion
A travel through American headwear shows geography in style. Washington D C favors Toyo straw with navy birds while California porch-sitters wear fine straw with embroidery signaling dignity and leisure. San Francisco earns praise as best-dressed city with two toned felt suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Francisco
Hat designer notes city hat tastes across the nation
Helen Liebert, a hat designer and maker, profiles how women in New Orleans Milwaukee Los Angeles Washington San Francisco and other cities choose hats. She links Mardi Gras fashion to higher spending and cites urban trends from porch-sitters to celebrity social events like the Veiled Prophet Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Liebert
Miss Liebert
New Orleans
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
California
Los Angeles
Florida
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
New York
Mrs Franklin and relatives visit in California
Mrs S M Franklin and her daughter Mrs Franklin Farman are visiting in La Jolla California. Mrs Edith Anderson of Salem Oregon has been visiting her sister Mrs E J Greenfield and her niece Mrs W L Martin and Mr Martin for a short time en route home after a visit in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
S. M. Franklin
Mrs. Franklin Farman
la Jolla, California
Edith Anderson
Salem
Oregon
E. J. Greenfield
W. L. Martin
Mr. Martin
Arizona student joins eight week summer theater group
Miss Kathryn Pells, a University of Arizona junior, travels to White Plains New York to join a summer theater group for eight weeks. She previously won the outstanding performance award from the university dramatics group and will return to Tucson for the next college year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Pells
University of Arizona
White Plains
N. Y
Pells
University Dramatics
Tucson
Vorhies Family Guests From Los Angeles This Week
Dr and Mrs C T Vorhies entertain this week with their son Charles and daughter in law Mrs Charles Vorhies visiting from Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Vorhies
Charles Vorhies
Los Angeles
Young Woman Bets On White Minks At Goshen Farm
Gabriella LeDorf, 24, works at American Fur Farms Goshen New York caring for 250 of 4000 minks and 20 chinchillas. She helps breed for pure white mink and polygamous chinchillas while aiming to run her own mink ranch someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Gabriella LeDorf
Miss LeDorf
Goshen
N. Y
Manhattan
Brigham
Solomon
LeDorf
Pierre
Disease hits Haitian banana farms harming farmers nationwide
Across Haiti farmers face widespread hardship as a banana tree disease spreads through the country. The condition threatens livelihoods and local agriculture as livelihoods depend on export and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Father Connelly Jubilee Program Planned in Tucson Tonight
Arrangements for a golden jubilee celebration for Rev. Thomas J. Connelly include a 9 o clock sacerdotal mass at All Saints church and a luncheon at the Pioneer hotel. Prominent Catholics from across the state are expected to attend in Tucson. Connelly has led All Saints since 1912 after coming from Illinois. Committee members are Steve Tormey chair, Chris Reilly, R. E. Gephart, Mr and Mrs James Foy, Rev John L. Howard, and several Mrs and Misses including Mary E Holohan Katherine S Kelly Myrtle Duffy Mary Maroney Clara Aschoff May Bake Anna Frick and Frank Ricke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Connelly
All Saints
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson
All Saints Church
Arizona
Illinois
Steve Tormey
Chris Reilly
R. E. Gephart
James Foy
John
Woman To Fly Atlantic For Study In England
American aviatrix Miss Jacqueline Cochran awaited takeoff at an eastern Canadian airport to fly the Atlantic as first officer on a bomber ferried to Britain. In England she will study women’s roles in ferrying and other air service work with an eye to U S defense uses. She passed ferry pilot tests given by Alfero, the bomber-ferrying group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Jacqueline Cochran
Atlantic
Britain
England
Miss Cochran
United States
Alfero
Bryants Leave Bethany School After 65 Years
The Bethany Missouri school will start next fall without a Bryant on the roll for the first time since 1876. The Bryant line began with John B. Bryant, who became a judge, and ends with Bruce Bryant from the current senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Bryant
John B. Bryant
Bruce Bryant
Buckeye Tree Dedication Honors Jimmy Hull at OSU
Ohio State University athletic managers association dedicates a buckeye tree to basketball great Jimmy Hull on campus. Hull becomes the first cage star to be honored in an All American row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. U.P
Scarlet Key
Ohio State University
Jimmy Hull
Hull
Russia to Increase Large Horned Cattle Output This Year
Russia plans to raise the number of large horned cattle in the current year. Officials say the move aims to boost meat production and supply stability amid rising domestic demand and global market pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Sewing Exhibit Set By Auxiliary At Labor Temple
The ladies' auxiliary to the Tucson Central Trades Council will hold a free sewing exhibit Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 at the Labor Temple. President Mrs Adonna McLean presided as finals were discussed and merchants agreed to supply clothing with union labels. Chairmen Mrs Byron Allen and Mrs Joe Whalen outlined social and club plans and a social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Central Trades Council
Adonna McLean
John Durkin
Byron Allen
Joe Whalen
Chatterbox Sewing Club
Labor Temple
Little Ricks College Drops Intercollegiate Football
Rexburg Idaho officials announced Little Ricks College will drop intercollegiate football to reallocate the budget toward expanding the intra mural program and defense efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexburg, Ida
Little Ricks College
Idaho
Rexburg
Chicken Pox Party Draws Trinidad Children
A Trinidad Colorado event invited children with chicken pox only by mark of the disease. Parents gathered, while health officials advised caution and monitored attendance during the outbreak period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad, Colo
Trinidad
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Adelaide
Kerrap
Oberlin, Ohio
Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror
King Features
Reg
Patent Office
By Adelaide Kerr
Homemakers Club
Washington
Amy Porter
Daily Reminder
Order of the Eastern Star
Thomas J. Connelly
Tucson Fertilizer CO
Grabe
Chenault
Marinello School OF Beauty Culture
Sixth Avenue
Bermuda Lawn
Bermuda
M.E.O
Langers
Stone
Pennington
Keg Dunhill
Shantungs
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