Last Day For Machinist Training Registration At UA
Tomorrow is the final day to apply for a 12 week machinist training course at the University of Arizona. T C Coy of Lockheed in charge said enrollment may exceed 25 with 22 applicants already in by noon. Dean G M Butler and officials expect to finalize selections later today. Courses start Wednesday at 7 am, five days a week, requiring high school education or machinist experience and good health.
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University of Arizona
T. C. Coy
Lockheed Corporation
Coy
G. M. Butler
College of Engineering
Regents Set To Open Bids For New Men’s Dormitory
University of Arizona events include opening bids for the new men’s dormitory on the south campus near the college of fine arts. Regents meet Saturday to authorize bids while other summer programs proceed, including a machine shop course and a Vocational Agriculture teachers conference.
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University of Arizona
Board of Regents
John Brooks
T. C. Coy
Lockheed Corporation
California
Arizona
University Board of Regents
College of Fine Arts
Mission Pool
E. L. Larson
Colossal Cave
E D Tetreau Heads to Salt Lake Farm Economics Meeting
Dr. E D Tetreau rural sociologist at the University of Arizona departs Tucson this week to attend a Farm Economics association session in Salt Lake City. He will present his paper The Community Status of Farm Labor noting the public interest and proposing study projects.
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E. D. Tetreau
University of Arizona
Tucson
Salt Lake City
Farm Economics Association
Terreau
Body Of Mrs Daniel Taken To Texas For Funeral
Irene Daniel 67 died yesterday at her niece Caroline Waddell's home 1019 East Lowell. The body was sent to Pullahoma Texas for funeral and burial accompanied by Mrs Waddell the sole survivor. A Lynchburg Tennessee native she lived here ten winters and attended First Christian church. Parker Mortuary arranged local details.
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Irene Daniel
Caroline Waddell
East
Lowell Street
Pullahoma
Tex
Neal E Hulse Jr Services Tomorrow
Funeral services for Neal E Hulse Jr, 13, will be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Parker Mortuary chapel with Dr Richard S Beal officiating. He died yesterday at his mother's home 707 South Sixth Avenue. The body will be shipped Wednesday morning to Eugene Oregon for burial. His father survives in Eugene.
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Neal E. Hulse, Jr
Parker Mortuary Chapel
Richard S. Beal
First Baptist Church
Georgie R. Yates
South Sixth Avenue
Eugene
Ore
Kiwanis Outlines Welfare Program For Children
Tucson Kiwanis club outlines a long term child welfare program detailing expenditures from 1933 to 1949 totaling 5002 dollars. The effort funded tonsil operations 44 times at 278 dollars and eye care for 375 children costing 2213 dollars.
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Tucson Kiwanis Club
Jack Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Kiwanis Club
Thankful citizen urges peace and work over war
Evelyn Harrington of 616 North Fourth voices gratitude that Americans reject war as a solution, favor peaceful resolve, and insist on solving economic problems without sending workers to fight Germans. She praises democratic government and urges maintaining defense while rolling up sleeves to act locally.
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United States of America
Washington
Amphitheatre Grounds Open For Summer Season
The Amphitheatre playground opens tonight at 7 for its sixth season and will be open 6 to 9 p m on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Ball and table games occur Mondays and Wednesdays in a three acre lighted area. Fridays offer dancing card parties roller skating and other diversions supervised by R J Bradshaw and Amphitheatre PTA. The playground runs through August 8 under the Amphitheatre district school trustees.
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R. J. Bradshaw
Amphitheatre High School
Amphitheatre
Red flags mark farms hit by hoof-and-mouth disease in Ireland
In Eire red flags identify farms where hoof and mouth disease is prevailing. The system flags affected holdings to alert authorities and farmers, guiding quarantines and movement restrictions.
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Eire
Wall Street Gains Rally On War-Sparked Commodity Spikes
A brisk buying wave sweeps through securities and staple markets in New York as the Russo German conflict shifts Nazi pressure away from Britain. Early gains fade, but many issues rise $1 to $4 while cotton futures and cottonseed oil hit multi year highs. Hogs reach best prices since 1937 and Wheat futures rise, with US Steel American Telephone Santa Fe Standard Oil (N J) Dupont and Douglas Aircraft up in final trading. About 750000 shares change hands.
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New York
Wall Street
Britain
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Standard Oil
N. J
Dupont
Douglas Aircraft
Army draft talk at Santa Rita hotel briefing
An informal discussion on draft Army problems was held today at the American Legion Luncheon club in the Santa Rita hotel. Major Alvin Kirmse of Tucson, now stationed at Camp Barkeley in Abilene, Texas, led the session.
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American Legion
Santa Rita Hotel
Alvin Kirmse
Tucson
Camp Barkeley
Abilene
Tex
All Saints Choir to Meet for Special Rehearsal
The All Saints Choir will hold a special rehearsal this evening at 7 30 at the church.
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ALL Saints
University of Arizona’s Worhies to speak on wildlife progress
Dr. Charles T. Worhies of the University of Arizona will address the Hirams tomorrow at noon at the Masonic Temple. He will discuss educational progress in preserving wildlife.
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Charles T. Worhies
University of Arizona
Hirams
Masonic Temple
Crow Leaves Plane for Wheeling as Father Falls Ill
J. D. Crow departed last night on an American Airlines flight to Wheeling West Virginia after receiving word that his father is seriously ill.
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J. D. Crow
American Airlines
Wheeling
W. Va
Townsend Club No 12 Meets at 7:30 PM
Townsend Club No 12 will meet this evening at 7 30 with a social hour to follow the business session at 522 North Second Avenue.
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Townsend Club NO. 12
North Second Avenue
Eduardo Moreno Held for Grand Jury After Arraignment
Eduardo Moreno today was held over for the grand jury after arraignment Saturday before U S Commissioner C Wayne Clampitt on charges of selling liquor to an Indian.
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Eduardo Moreno
U. S
C. Wayne Clampitt
Wallet theft reported by I. D. Hendricks
I. D. Hendricks of 241 North Third avenue told police late yesterday that his wallet with $23 in cash and valuable papers was stolen from his home while he slept.
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I. D. Hendricks
North Third Avenue
Uniform theft sparks Lordsburg hotel car prowler alert
Pima County sheriff officers were notified to watch for $1 200 worth of U S Naval air corps officers uniforms and accessories stolen from a car parked behind a hotel in Lordsburg New Mexico yesterday.
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Pima County
U. S. Naval Air Corps
Lordsburg
N. M
Thief Stole Marshmallows and Watches in Night Theft
F C Townsend of 2727 Hopi Place reported to sheriff's officers the theft last night from his home of a quart of marshmallows and four watches valued at 35 dollars.
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F. C. Townsend
Hopi Place
Civil Service Exams Open for Crane Operator Blacksmith Helpers
The U S Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for crane operator steam or diesel electric locomotive blacksmith and general mechanic helper. Further details on qualifications salaries and other specifics available from the Board of U S Civil Service Examiners in the Post Office Building.
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W U. S. CIV
Service Commission
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Benson Man Takes Second at Rodeo
Burel Mulkey of Isabella California won the bronco riding contest at the first Western Rodeo Association circus in the Coliseum before 50000 spectators. Hank Mills of Montrose Colorado and Lawson Fore of Pasadena tied for first in bareback bronc riding. Marion Getzmiller of Auburn California won the calf roping event with Jack Shaw of Benson Arizona second.
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Los Angeles
Burel Mulkey
Isabella
Calif
Western Rodeo Association
Hank Mills
Montrose
Colo
Lawson Fore
Pasadena
Marion Getzmiller
Auburn
Jack Shaw
Benson
Ariz
Mulker
Bill McMacklin
Trail City
S. D
Jackie Cooper
Alvin Gordon
Newhall
Chat McCarthy
Hotchkiss
Behoteguy Named Executive Secretary of Phoenix Chamber
PHOENIX June 23 Henry Behoteguy manager of the Arizona Automobile Association will become executive secretary of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce succeeding Paul B Murphy who resigned to take a federal government defense post.
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Phoenix
Henry Behoteguy
Arizona Automobile Association
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Paul B. Murphy
Taxes Can Be Collected On One Day Race
The Arizona supreme court ruled that the state may levy a four percent tax on pari mutuel wagers at one day horse and dog racing meets. The decision reversed a lower court ruling and held the Arizona Horsemen's association must pay the tax on pari mutuel handling at the February 1940 state fair grounds race program.
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Phoenix
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Horsemen’s Association
State Fair Grounds
Maricopa County
Henry D. Ross
Arizona Horsemen's Association
Tom P. Neavitt
Frank M. Upp
Blondie Comic Sparks Naming Frenzy for Darrah
Nelson Darrah of 2814 Grant Road followed the Bumstead family on the Citizen's comic page and on Saturday his dog gave birth to five puppies. He named the litter Annette Yvonne Cecile Emilie and Elmer after the strip.
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Nelson Darrah
Grant Road
Bumstead
Citizen
Darrah
Annette
Yvonne
Cecile
Emilie
Elmer
Mermaids Purses from Storms Reveal Egg Cases of Sharks
Mermaids purses or egg cases of dogfish and sharks are commonly cast ashore after storms, revealing curious objects that are actually protected embryonic life from marine predators.
Tempe Graduate Wins National 4-H Fellowship
Miss Erna Ruth Wildermuth a former 4 H club girl from Tempe and University of Arizona graduate won one of two national 4 H fellowship scholarships of 1000 dollars each. The award lets a year of study at the national headquarters in Washington D C. The other winner is John W Poll of Statesville North Carolina.
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Erna Ruth Wildermuth
Tempe
University of Arizona
M. L. Wilson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ees of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
John W. Poll
Statesville
N.C
Wildermuth
Arizona State
Maricopa
Curry County
N. M
Emil Rovey
Grace Ryan
Maricopa County
Summer Beverage Mix with Cocoa and Ginger Ale
A refreshing summer drink combines equal parts chilled cocoa and chilled ginger ale. Beat until frothy and serve in tall glasses with an optional scoop of vanilla ice cream or whipped cream.
Prices of Human Hair Jump 50 Percent in China
Prices of human hair in China have surged by about fifty percent since the Japanese invasion, reflecting wartime disruption in supply chains and export markets. The increase affects buyers and sellers in textile and wig industries.
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China
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Texas
Neal E. Hulse Jr
Kiwanis
Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind
Tucson Senior High School
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Y.M.C.A
Arizona Children’s Home
Evelyn Harrington
North Fourth
Behoteguy
Supreme Court
Neavitt
App
Sachs Parker
Kuppenheimer
Glover
McGr
Crosby Square Reg
Manhattan
Weldon, Horner
B. V. D. Pajamas
McGregor
Congress Street
Egor
Blondie
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