50 Graduates Get Positions For Teaching
Fifty men and women graduated from the University of Arizona have been placed in teaching positions in the state for the coming year by the University appointment office. The assignments include numerous high schools and several towns such as Tucson Globe Morenci Mesa Clifton Casa Grande and Yuma, among others. Notable names include Elladean Hayes Leona Hikes Helen M. Franks Carl Berra and Mary Hayward, with many others in schools across Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Victor Kelley
Elladean Hayes
Leona Hikes
Tucson
Helen M. Franks
A-Tucson
Morenci
Ariz
Miles I. Alldredge
Gilbert W.blanks
Mildred E. Wood
Joe
Ann Ferguson
Patricia I. Davis
Winifred M. Miller
Gertrude M. Wagner
Betty Jo Babbitt
Ina May Booth
Globe
Mesa
Mary Lou Etchells
Sonoita
Bruce Hannah
John E. MacDonough
Flagstaff
Mary Hayward
Muriel S. Smith
Messie M. Winston
Marana
Jane Gardner
Richard W. Souchek Wih
Yuma
Lillian L. Willweber
Robert R. Henderson
Chandler
Gordon Johnson
Florence High School
Gordon C. Kimball
Pima
Edith Margaret Meyer
Clara Rogers
Safford High School
Isabella Norman
Prescott
Nicholas Paynovich
Clarkdale High School
Margaret Robertson
St. David High School
Harry H. Scales
San Simon
Frances Schnaufer
Coolidge
Elma Rosamond Smith
Ganado
Merle S. Templeton
Roll
Lawrence Wilson
Somerton
Garland T. Hampton
Hobbs
New Mexico
Horse Saves Family From Fire By Neighing
Baylis E. Harris of Tucson owes life to his prize blue roan stallion that woke the family during a blaze at the Twin Peaks ranch. The $10,000 ranch house and furnishings burned, a cocker spaniel puppy perished, while Harris Mickey L Harris his mother Mrs L C Harris sister Mrs Dorothy Peek and two nephews fled in night garments. The horse is famed in southwestern circles and used in calf roping contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylis E. Harris
Tucson
Harris
Mickey L. Harris
L. C. Harris
Dorothy Peek
Dean
Jimmie Reynolds
Twin Peaks
Tucson Mountains
Forest Officials Review Finances at Three Day Meeting
Representatives from Crook Tonto Gila and Coronado National forests gathered for a three day session on a new accounting system to be installed by the forest service July 1. The group included seventeen supervisors and executive assistants plus regional officials George W. Kimball L. P. Wilsey and P. H. Harley. They also discussed next fiscal year’s budget before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook, Tonto, Gila
Coronado National Forests
Forest Service
Albuquerque
George W. Kimball
L. P. Wilsey
P. H. Harley
Experts Propose Home Remedies To Fight Chinch Bugs
University of Arizona entomologists Dr. Lawrence P. Wehrle and Dr. C. T. Vorhies advise garden dusts of nicotine sulphate and soap to deter bugs, powder pyrethrum on door sills, and burning the powder in a tin pan to kill intruders. They note bugs invade due to drying mustard plants and are not long lasting as they must find new food sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Lawrence P. Wehrle
C. T. Vorhies
University of Arizona Department of Entomology
Additional Negroes Are Named By Draft Board
The draft board announces seven more Negro men to be inducted July 1 under the selective service act, joining eight named yesterday. Fifteen total volunteers will depart for induction in Phoenix June 30. Board No. 1 lists Tyree Gibson Walter Benjamin Boyd Ford McLynn Shaw David Napoleon Engram Charlie Howard Os Roy Scott Edward Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Phoenix
Steven Ochoa
Tyree Gibson
Walter Benjamin Boyd
Ford McLynn Shaw
David Napoleon Engram
Charlie Howard
Roy Scott
Edward Williams
Papago Sweet Corn Seed Sought. May Be Extinct
Brown seeks Papago sweet corn seed as officials fear the desert Indian staple may be extinct. effort aims to locate a few kernels to preserve the hardy maize once grown on flood water plots and in Santa Cruz Pantano and Rillito valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Brown
Pima County
Arizona
U. S. Indian Service
Tucson
Ralph Galvin
Santa Cruz
Pantano
Rillito
University of Arizona
Scout Leaders to Visit Camp Lawton on Mt Lemmon
Catalina council Boy Scouts of America leaders and cub leaders will visit Camp Lawton on Mt Lemmon Sunday. Dinner is nominal. Register at 79 North Stone Avenue before Saturday noon. The final camp section starts Sunday for one week. Camp hosts 74 Boy Scouts from southern Arizona communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalina Council
Boy Scouts of America
Camp
Lawton
Mt. Lemmon
North Stone Avenue
Arizona
Remodeling Completed In Three YMCA Rooms
Three dormitory rooms at the YMCA are being modernized with sanded floors repainted woodwork walls and ceilings. General secretary Hervey F. Smith says that with the completion the whole project will be finished and the remaining rooms will be redone this summer. Of 27 rooms fifteen are air cooled and the rest will not be air conditioned by preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hervey F. Smith
Last Rites For Mejia Will Be Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Paul Mejia age 24 who died at his home 135 North Palomas avenue will be held at the family home at 5 30 p m tomorrow Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery He is survived by his widow Jessie Mejia his father Peter Mejia and five children Funeral arrangements are being made through Parker Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mejia
North
Palomas Avenue
Evergreen Cemetery
Mejia
Jessie Mejia
Peter Mejia
Parker Mortuary
Election Must Be Held To Buy Utility
A special election restricted to real estate owners will be required before Tucson can purchase the Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co. City Attorney John D. Lyons Jr. outlined the law affecting revenue bond purchases and voter qualifications to councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Lyons
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Lyons
H. O. Jaastad
Max A. Pooler
Tucson
Nogales
Curtain of Radio Waves Secret of Plane Detector
Secret British radio locator system uses tall towers along the coast to emit a curtain of radio waves that detect approaching Nazi aircraft. The method relies on reflected energy from planes and sensors at each tower to pinpoint invaders, with Cyril F. Elwell credited as an originator of the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Calif
Britain
Cyril F. Elwell
Stanford University
English
English Channel
Elwell
England
Singapore
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Paml
United States
Roosevelt
U. S
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Mozambique
The
Biltmore
Western America
Brown
S.S.S
S.S.S. Co
YMCA
By Rennie Taylor
Dover
Felixstone
Tim
California
Broilers
Swift
Armonur
Jones Dairy Farm
Palmdale
Phoenix Shafters Potatoes
Frank
Campbell's
Frank’s
Milwaukee
Tillamook
Sorrento
Wilson
Johnson
del Monte C. G
G. B
New England
Yacht Club
del Monte
Bartlett
Tea Garden
Gifford
Eversharp
Peet
Miller
Hi-t
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Miller's Select
Steinfeld's
Foothills
Southwest
Stelinfeld’s Lervice Grocery
Ells Wajest
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