Sorority Holds Summer Meet at 2034 East Lee Street
The Delta chapter gathered Monday evening at Miss Ulah Hudson's patio for a summer meeting. Miss Lizzie Royce biography by Miss Lorena Merriman read by Mrs. Ida Reid Leonard. session presided by Miss Laura Gale. Attendees included Dr. Marie P. Hamilton and numerous members and special guests from Yuma Bisbee Tucson Tombstone Epsilon chapter.
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Ulah Hudsow
East Lee Street
Lizzie Royce
Tucson
Ida Reid Leonard
Lorena Merriman
Miss Royce
Laura Gale
Marie P. Hamilton
Mmes
Janie Hamilton
Martha Jones
Alice P. Harkey
Paul Gad
Grace Russell
J. F. Walker
Ulah Hudson
Johanna Regan
Myrtle Duffy
Eva Culley
Edith Culley
Allene Atwood
Ethel Powell
Sara Marshall
Ida Celaya
Lillian Cavett
Alice G. Kutts
Frances Goodin
Alice Vail
Win E. Wheeler
Courage Is Learned Not Born, A Practical Truth
The author argues courage is a deliberate attitude anyone can acquire. We are all born cowards and must fight fear, with heroes chosen by their actions. Courage involves facing discomfort and danger, making daily choices, and not surrendering to fear.
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Sbecabichia
King Features Syn. Inc
Cartels Discussion at League of Women Voters Forum
The Downtown YWCA hosts a League of Women Voters meeting Friday at 10:30 with speaker Mrs E Wilcox on Cartels. Open forum led by Mrs Edward Holderness. Guests welcome. Ladies auxiliary Patriarchs Militants No 6 hold a pot luck dinner Saturday at 6:30 at 830 North Euclid Avenue.
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League of Women Voters
YWCA
E. Wilcox
Edward Holderness
Patriarchs
Fred Gerlach
North
Euclid Avenue
Walter Winchell In New York Walter Winchell In New York Man About Town
Walter Winchell items note A Bloomingdale backer settles 500000 on Barbara Brewster who will post her Renotice. Adelaide Moffett recovers after surgery. OWI censored FDR Italy speech as policy violation. Lt Anthony Akers, PT hero, to be three in fall. Bill Dwyer seeks liquor for daughter's wedding. Diosa Costello reconciled with groom. Justice F Murphy says he will stay bachelor. Major Pare Lorentz marries Washington Post publisher's daughter.
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Bloomingdale
Follies
Barbara Brewster
Broadway
Choo-Choo Johnson
Adelaide Moffett
LeRoy Sanitarium
OWI
Fdr
Italy
Anthony Akers
Baruch Warns Departments to Ready War as if It Lasts Forever
The first advice from B. Baruch urged agencies to prepare for a permanent war. He called the 1941 auto boom a national tragedy for not producing planes and tanks. Joseph E. Davies, back from Moscow, pledged to unveil names about the abuse of a film and hinted a sensational story will break in two weeks to expose opponents.
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B. Baruch
Baruch
Joseph E. Davies
Moscow
Davies
Mrs Leslie Howard gem robbery case to be heard in Boston
Rex de St Cyr battles Baron Wrangel in a high profile romantic rivalry as Alicia Diaz and William Eythe plan a wedding after appearing in a film. An ex Mrs Arthur Brown has changed names to Mrs Jack Clarke since April 3. A Midtown venue faces a $90,000 deficit this season. The Cox inquiry expands to the SEC and the FCC, with the administration moving to seek a grand jury review of the radio industry under the Anti Trust Act.
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Leslie Howard
Boston
Rex de St. Cyr
Baron Wrangel
James Hill
Alicia Diaz
Honduras Treasury
William Eythe
Bernadette
Arthur Brown
Jack Clarke
Army Air Corps
Greensboro
N. C
Cox
Federal Communications Commission
Securities and Exchange Group
Federal Grand Jury
Lieutenant James Burchard Divorced via V-Mail
Lieut James Burchard formerly with The World Telegram now on Stars and Stripes staff at Algiers appears to be the first to obtain a divorce through V-Mail. His wife sent forms which were lost, she resent them by V-letter, he signed and mailed them back, granting the divorce.
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James Burchard
The
World-Telegram
Stars and Stripes
Algiers
Burchard
Military and wartime notes in a Miami paper
Mrs Cyrus McCormicks son Lieut William Davey of Fort Riley and Army Nurse Lieut Helen Rattery are cited as Cupid victims. A songwriter claimed as author of Gordon and War ren’s big hit is thought to be mistaken. A gin rummy game is described with 11 blind cards per hand. Rommel’s doctor, shot down in Tunisia, is a war prisoner in Tennessee. Miami hotel owners expect tenants for troops. Maurice Chevalier beaten by Frenchmen is reported. Sgt James Cannon, ex-scribe, has a new assignment in Chicago with a WAAC official.
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Cyrus McCormick
William Davey
Fort Riley
Helen Rattery
Cupid
Gordon & Warren
New
Rommel
Tunisia
Tennessee
Miami
Washington
Maurice Chevalier
James Cannon
Chicago
WAAC
Officer Duke Daly Reported Missing In Action
Paula Stone's groom Officer Duke Daly is reported missing in action after a raid over Germany. The New York draft board sent a notice demanding his appearance to answer why he did not notify of a change of address. Canadian executives say Daly is not given up and believe he is alive and somewhere abroad.
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Duke Daly
Paula Stone
Germany
New York
Daly
Columm
Broadway Ghost Street and Salon Notes at Sea
Strand Theatre hosts about 3,000 servicemen daily plus 8,000 civilians at $1. El Moroccos owner J Perona plans major surgery soon. Madame Litvinov tutors music at her midtown flat Capt T Dugan becomes Lieutenant Commander. Public Relations Officer Bob Brown to inspect Ireland matters. Former Sun city editor E DeLong to succeed. Society man William Rhinelander Stewart seen out of tuxedo after 10 years. Eleanor Francis and Richard Krakauer again in headlines.
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Broadway
Strand Theatre
el Morocco
J. Perona
Litvinov
T. Dugan
Brooklyn Detective Division
Bob Brown
3Rd Naval District
Ireland
the Sun
E. DeLong
William Rhinelander Stewart
Eleanor Francis
Richard Krakauer
Warning to Hoarders and Local War Rumors Stir City
The letter warns hoarders that any exchange of canned goods will be punished by the OPA and notes can dates as codes. Swiss refugees allege Col Emil Haag was shot by a sentry on May 25 and the report is hushed. City officials scramble amid talk of a zoot suit clash and political chatter about Walter Hoving considering a mayoral run. Colored servants at John L Lewis Virginia mansion reportedly work 60 to 70 hours weekly with no overtime pay.
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OPA
Emil Haag
Walter Hoving
Lord & Taylor’s
John L. Lewis
Virginia Manse
Trials and notices surface in wartime era gossip page
News briefs report the Viereck trial set for the 18th with unexpected FBI witnesses. Other items note Red Cross era shifts, Coast Guard enlistments, a 2A reclassification for Harold Peary, and marriage rumors involving Nancy Kelly and Sgt. F. Moss. The page also mentions Cesar Romero's Coast Guard task force and Winston Frost’s engagement.
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George Sylvester Viereck
FBI
Harry James
Robin and
Warren
U. S. Army Ambulance Corps
W. 57Th
Gildersleeve
Harold Peary
U. S
Cesar Romero
Coast Guard
Chums
Nancy Kelly
Sgt
F. Moss
Hollywood
Phyllis Brooks
Screen
Winston Frost
S. Pacific
Walter Duranty
Untidy City Notes Skewed by Water Front and Crowds
A fragmentary look at Westchester Creek homes on stilts in the Bronx, diverse Latin and Middle Eastern coffee shop crowds, chaotic Chinatown and Broadway districts, the quiet Prince Edward Hotel on East 27th Street, a gas sign quip, and perplexing patterns of showgoers from Texas and Florida, reflecting a busy urban mix.
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Westchester Creek
Bronx
Europe
Washington Street
Chinatown
Broadway
Prince Edward Hotel
East 27Th Street
New York
Texas
Florida
Vitamin C Loss in Canned Grapefruit and Orange Juice Study
University of Arizona researchers report four month tests show grapefruit juice loses 6 percent vitamin C while orange juice loses 23 percent after canning. No loss occurs during canning. storage conditions and procedure described to preserve quality.
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University Arizona
Arizona
University of Arizona College of Agriculture
Birth of John Foster Dulles II Reported in Tucson
A son, John Foster Dulles II, was born to Mr. and Mrs. John W. F. Dulles Tuesday at 2 17 a.m. on the couple's wedding anniversary. The child is named after paternal grandfather John Foster Dulles an international lawyer who has written for Fortune. Father Dulles earned a metallurgy degree at the University of Arizona and will work in Monterrey Mexico after Princeton honors. Mrs. Dulles is the daughter of the late architect W. T. Ritter of Philadelphia and a Smith College graduate who served with the American Association of University Women. The family resides at 1216 East Speedway. Edith is their older daughter.
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John Foster Dulles, II
John W. F. Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Fortune
University of Arizona
Dulles
Edith
Mrs Judd to be Honored at Week of Socials Before Move
Mrs John Judd plans to attend several parties this week before joining her husband in service. Mrs John Brooks hosts a luncheon for 12 tomorrow. Mr and Mrs H Rummel Anderson host a dinner in El Encanto for Mrs Judd on Saturday. Mrs Frank Lockwood hosted a luncheon on Wednesday. Lieut Col Henry Merchant on a 30 day Tucson leave had a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Parnell last evening.
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John Judd
Judd
John Brooks
H. Rummel Anderson
el Encanto
Frank Lockwood
Henry Merchant
Tucson
Robert Parnell
Hotel Lieu of Quebec Opens as Oldest American Hospital
The Hotel Lieu of Quebec, established in 1639, is cited as the oldest hospital in America. The claim highlights its historic founding and continued presence in Quebec.
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America
Hotel Lieu
Quebec
YMCA Directors Plan Winter Program Discussion
YMCA board meets with Judge Fred W. Fickett to discuss the contemplated new fall program and review the summer program. Included are the boys camp at Prescott Stay at Home camp for boys physical program and activities for men in uniform. Improvements to the building are also to be considered.
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Ymca Board of Directors
Fred W. Fickett
Encanto Estates
Judge Fickett
Prescott
South Carolina State Motto Quoted in Short Civic Note
A concise note affirms South Carolina’s state motto While I breathe I hope as a guiding civic phrase. The line appears as a symbolic reminder of public spirit and resilience in local materials.
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South Carolina
Canning and Drying Practices for Arizona Women
Arizona housewives are urged to can fruit and dehydrate figs as fresh supplies peak. Extension nutritionist Lola T Dudgeon prescribes boiling water bath canning for fruits and tomatoes, pressure canning for non acidic vegetables and meats, and freezing or brining as alternatives.
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Arizona
Lola T Dudgeon
University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service
State Nutrition Council
Country Home
Farm Security Administration
Washington, D.C
University Agricultural Extension Service
USDA
Usda Farmers
Department of Documents
Daily Vacation Bible School Ends Tonight at First Baptist
The closing exercises of the daily vacation Bible school at First Baptist Church North Sixth Avenue and East Fifth Street occur this evening at 8 o clock. The program features call to colors, scripture reading, theme song, nursery and beginner introductions, orchestra, choruses, and closing prayer with various department greetings and led by music director Mrs G C Gardner and director Mr Jones.
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First Baptist Church
North Sixth Avenue
East Fifth Street
J. H. Jone
D. W. Sands
Charles Gardner
Beverly Perkins
G. C. Gardner
Ruth Hiteshew
George Daum
Naomi Jean Price
J. R. Jones
Joan Simmons
M. I. McNay
Mr. Jones
G.T. Stewart
P. J. Klingenberg
R. S. Beal
Jones
Shirley Mac Zachor
King Peter Moves to Name New Premier in Jugoslavia
King Peter of Yugoslavia, 19, told UP he expects to form a government within 24 hours to replace Premier Slobodan Yovanovitch who resigned under pressure. The king indicated the new premier would be a Yugoslav who represents Croatia, Serbia, and Slovenia.
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London
Peter
Jugoslavia
United Press Today
Slobodan Yovanovitch
Crotia
Serbia
Local man claims 50 years of stopping crowing roosters
J C Bobb told San Diego officials and residents that for half a century he has prevented roosters from crowing early by stretching a wire net across a yard. He presented the method as his daily routine to keep mornings quiet.
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Aly
San Diego
Cal
U.P
J.C. Bobb
Roosters Crow Only When Their Heads Are High
Reported by Bobb who claims roosters crow only when their heads are raised above their shoulders. He adds he does not expect any financial remuneration for sharing this information.
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Bobb
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Miss Hudsow
Delta Kappa Gamma
Elsie Robinson
Daily Reminder
Walter Winchell
John Dulles
North Main
Linnaeus
Standard Oil Company OF California
Ger Et Gente
Daily Vacation Bible School
Rane As
Congress
Stone
Bedial
Hagael
King Peter
Yovanovitch
Eines Alexandra
Greece
Draja Mikhailovitch
Jugoslav
Win
Tom Inglis
Garden Flower Shop
N. Stone
Steinfeld
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