Tucsonans Attend Scottsdale Wedding Of Lutes Leis
A large Tucson group traveled to Scottsdale for the wedding of former University of Arizona students Miss Leola Lutes and Mr Richard Claude Leis. The ceremony at Scottsdale Methodist Church was led by Rev. Clarence B. Holland with a reception on the bride’s parents’ lawn. Guests from Tucson included many listed locals as attendees and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Blais
Chicago
Ind
LeRoy
F. A. Daubin
Norfolk
William Butler
F. W. Wilson
Arthur Dayton
Scottsdale
Arizona
Miss Lutes
University of Arizona
Pima Hall
Kappa Omicron Phi
TeRoy
Chemical Warfare Service
R.C.T.C
Tucson
Tom C. Hudspeth
Louise Harper
George Pearson
Mary Lou Bechells
Ann Taylor
Mildred Jensen
Helen Hurt
Jean Hamer
Winifred Guenther
Betty Rose
Eisenbach
Former Tucsonians Wed This Week In San Rafael
Miss Margarette A. Walker daughter of Prof J H Walker of the University of Arizona educa tion department married Arthur Kirst of San Francisco in San Rafael California rites. The bride held an MA after a BA at the University of California and taught in Phoenix and San Francisco. Mr Kirst heads the industrial art department at Commerce High School in San Francisco and studied at multiple institutions including Stout Oregon and California. The couple will travel in summer and reside in San Francisco in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael
Calif
Margarette A. Walker
J. H. Walker
University of Arizona Education Department
Arthur Kirst
San Francisco
Tucson
University of California
Phoenix
Polytechnic High School
Kirst
Commerce High School
Stout Institute
Wisconsin
Oregon State Agriculture Calle 53
University of Oregon
University of Arizona
Naval Workers Must Assert Patriotism
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox ordered all civilian Navy department employees to sign affidavits denying membership in any subversive organization. The affidavits, required before a notary and filed with the disbursing officer, implement the 1942 act prohibiting payment of salaries to those in organizations advocating overthrow of the government.
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Washington
U.P
Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Navy Department
Knox
Population Leaders in the Western Hemisphere
The United States Brazil and Mexico rank as the three most populous nations in the western hemisphere. The statement highlights demographic leadership without detailing figures or further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brazil
Mexico
Walter Winchell On Broadway and Its Jokes of Nightlife
Walter Winchell on Broadway offers sharp observations about theater culture and nightlife. He notes the pretensions and insecurities of critics actors and patrons and the way fame is perceived and teased amid premieres night clubs and social circles.
Dance Band Leader Performs Rarely in Motion
A noted dance band leader dancing would be a rarity while actors forgive critics reluctantly for sour notices. Alma Clayburgh recalls critics' failures to appreciate praise and the exchange about bumps and caresses. Broadway showgirls prefer instant experience to reading while gamblers bet on anything but earning a living.
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Alma Clayburgh
Broadway
Snobbery and Schemes in New York’s Show Biz Circles
A reflective look at talent seekers, critics, and the social pecking order in Broadway and New York. The piece contrasts public perception of intelligence, the judgment of writers, and how fame reshapes manners and alliances among entertainers and industry figures. It notes that knowing people helps, but doing the right things matters more.
A Broadway Guy and His Circle in New York Society
A reflective piece describes Broadway life in New York City highlighting social climbers and critics. It notes lovers of playboys, social register insiders, actresses rising through clever ties with producers, and shrewd locals who crash financially backing night clubs or shows.
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Broadway
Broadway Life Echoes in a Flamboyant Nighttime World
A vivid snapshot of Broadway as a theater district mirror. Celebrities avoid front tables preferring rear corners while managers place stars where they will be seen. The piece portrays a mix of glamour, tragedy, humor, and opportunism among performers, staff, and common patrons, ending with a sweeping view of Broadway as a collage of contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Stork Club
Tucson Men Appointed On Training Committee
Governor Osborn expanded the Arizona committee for training within industry by appointing 13 more members, bringing total to 24. The panel will press employers to broaden training to boost defense output and avert skilled labor shortages. New appointees include A. C. Reifsnider in Bisbee W L Smith Cecil H. Miller Walter R. Strong in Phoenix John J. Durkin Pat Patterson in Tucson Louis S. Neeb Tempe Stewart Thompson Kingman E. F.
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Phoenix
Arizona Committee For
Osborn
A. C. Reifsnider
Bisbee
W. L. Smith
Cecil H. Miller
Walter R. Strong
John J. Durkin
Pat Patterson
Tucson
Louis S. Neeb
Tempe
Stewart Thompson
Kingman
E. F
Local figures named for committee head role
Douglas Vickers and Ben Ormand join Ma Rana Fred Faver Buckeye Kenneth McMicken Litchfield Park and C J Warren McNary in a committee chaired by Lewis Irvine head of the state employment service.
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Vickers
Douglas
Ben Ormand
Marana
Fred Faver
Buckeye
Kenneth McMicken
Litchfield Park
C. J. Warren
McNary
Lewis Irvine
State Employment Service
Fall 1941 42 fashion forewarns tapering silhouttes dominate
Designers pursue a big chested look with narrow tapering hips for fall and winter. Dolman sleeves, deep armholes, and draperies widen the top while peplums and tunics slim the hips. Exceptions include formal wear and college girl styles with back fullness. Military touches and bold color shifts color the fall palette.
Regular meetings scheduled for local groups this week
The auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars post 549 meets at 7 30 PM Thursday at 121 East Broadway. A Mountain Homemakers convenes Friday at Mrs Clara Browns home with a pot lunch and tea towel shower. The Order of Rainbow for Girls gathers Thursday at 7 30 PM in the Masonic Temple blue room.
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Auxiliary To Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 549
East Broadway
Clara Brown
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarch Militant Pot Luck Supper
The ladies auxiliary to the Patriarch Militant will hold a pot luck supper at 6 30 oclock Friday evening in I O O F hall.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
Meeting Change for L. L. L. Class at Mrs Pressley Home
The L. L. L. class of the First Baptist church will meet at 7:45 Friday evening at the home of Mrs. E. H. Pressley 905 North Euclid. The meeting has been moved from Thursday to Friday.
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First Baptist Church
E. H. Pressley
North Euclid
Behn and Wife Leave Tucson for Pacific Coast Vacation
Mrs and Mrs Harry Behn depart Tucson for a vacation along the Pacific coast. Behn leads the U of A radio bureau. Birthday luncheon and swimming party honor Sgt Morton A Solot visiting from Camp Barkeley with guests and friends.
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Harry Behn
Tucson
Pacific Coast
Mr. Behn
Radio Bureau
The
University of Arizona
B. H. Solot
San Clemente
Sgt
Morton A. Solot
Camp Barkeley
Tex
Murphey Couple Open Mount Lemmon Cabin This June
Mr and Mrs John W Murphey have opened their cabin at Mount Lemmon and are spending the remainder of June there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Murphey
Mount Lemmon
Burns Couple Open Mount Lemmon Cabin This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Hal Burns opened their cabin at Soldiers Camp Mount Lemmon last weekend and will spend parts of the summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Burns
Soldiers’ Camp
Mount Lemmon
Mrs Keyes and Miss Frazier Visit Brookdale Lodge
Mrs Charles Keyes and Miss Allegra Frazier were recent guests at Brookdale Lodge in Brookdale California enjoying a leisure stay and social visit reflecting the era’s hospitality.
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Charles Keyes
Allegra Frazier
Brookdale Lodge
Brookdale, Calif
CCC Camps Relocated for Summer Programs
Phoenix June 19 The personnel of Civilian Conservation Corps camps at Tucson mountain park and Pima Blanca near Nogales will be transferred to northern Arizona for the summer. The Tucson park camp moves to Petrified Forest National Monument on June 21 and the Pima Blanca enrollees head to the Kingman district on June 24.
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Phoenix
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tucson Mountain Park
Pima Blanca
Nogales
Arizona
Tucson Park
Petrified Forest National Monument
Kingman District
Australian inventor presents fox-cry whistle decoy
R. F. O'Neill of Yagoble Australia has invented a whistle that imitates a fox cry and serves as a decoy for hunting. The device aims to lure foxes by reproducing their distress call to draw them within range.
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R. F. O'Neill
Yagoble
Australia
Employers Picket Rival Beauty Shop in Middletown
In Middletown New York Albert V Graham proprietor of a beauty shop refused to close Saturday afternoons in summer. Competitors formed a picket line outside his shop protesting the policy and the clash drew local attention.
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Middletown
N. Y
Albert V. Graham
Supper Party Planned Friday by Church Group
Bethany Guild of the First Methodist church holds a covered dish supper at 6 30 on the church lawn to honor Rev and Mrs George Norton who will soon leave Tucson for a new parish A program includes readings by Mrs Bert Lewis and vocal solos by Miss Jeanne Tetreau Attendees should bring a covered dish and their own table service
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Bethany Guild
First Methodist Church
George Norton
Baptist Bible Class to Close Tonight at First Baptist Church
The 15th annual closing exercises of the vacation Bible school at First Baptist Church North Sixth Avenue and East Fifth Street begin at 7 45 p m with all departments represented under Mrs W B Houston. The annual Bible school picnic is set for Saturday from 3 to 7 p m on the grounds of the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind.
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Vacation Bible School
First Baptist Church
North Sixth Avenue
East Fifth Street
W. B. Houston
Bible School
Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind
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Amy Porter
Britain
Daily Reminder
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R. D. Stone
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Edward Phillippe
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Charles Yerrington
Bill Hall
Lee Barnard
William G. Hall
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Ernesteen Bartelt
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Ayer
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East Congress
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Huse
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