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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1942

Page

6

Powder Puff Cavalry Corps Takes To Civilian Defense Drills

Denver reports a new civilian defense project the Powder Puff Cavalry Corps for girls 15 to 20. Led by Mrs. Blink Gray, the group trains in horse care, first aid, and mounted drills to serve as couriers and patrols in emergencies.

Powder Puff Cavalry Corps Wide World Denver U. S. Cavalry WAAC Cavalry Corps Wanteed Blink Gray American Women’s Voluntary Services Cherry Creek Bugle

A Mere Male Pleads For Nice Manners

A lighthearted column urges women to practice courtesy toward husbands, noting shared habits and small acts of kindness. The piece imagines practical exchanges and ends with a call for wives to dress nicely on one evening out with their spouses.

League Studies Taxes At Meetings In Tucson

The Tucson League of Women Voters discussed Federal Taxes led by Miss Louise Rennie. She urged sales tax with exemptions on food medicine and certain clothing, arguing it would limit tax collectors and patronage while funding the war. The group noted rising prices affect workers and promised further study at the July 13 meeting.

Louise Rennie Tucson League

Listen World by Elsie Robinson

In this 1942 column, Elsie Robinson debunks the idea of feminine intuition and motherly instinct as myths. She argues instinct is racial memory and that men and women think differently due to social training rather than inherent superiority.

Mama King Features Syn., Inc

Veteran tears up house to donate scrap tires

A World War I veteran from Atlanta, Agnew Field, dismantled his home to donate 8 to 10 tons of used tires for a scrap rubber program. His country residence features tire-built staircases, flower beds, and fences, crafted when tires were cheaper. This act shows his gratitude to America.

Atlanta Agnew Field America Field

First Party at New Downtown Center Hosts Soldiers

The patio at 271 North Stone Avenue will host the first party at the new Downtown Center tonight at 8.00 pm for about 500 soldiers. Young Women's Defense League members act as hostesses and supper precedes the Cavalry band dance with music through the evening. Mrs. Mary Hastings Devine directs. assistants include Mrs. Faye Sourdry and Miss Dorothy Murray, joined by the soldier recreation committee. All Army personnel are invited.

North Stone Avenue Young Women’s Defense League Cavalry Band Mary Hastings Devine Faye Sourdry Dorothy Murray Soldier Recreation Committee Army

Mrs Meyer Hosts Luncheon for Bride Elect

Mrs Edward F Meyer entertained guests at the Santa Rita hotel for Mrs Athanell Hurlburt as she prepares to marry Lieut Austin McCracken in early July. The luncheon featured powder blue and white decor with white gladiola centerpieces and corsages for each guest. The wedding will take place at Barksdale Field in Louisiana where McCracken is stationed after Davis-Monthan Field.

Edward F. Meyer Athanell Hurlburt Austin McCracken Santa Rita Hotel Hurlburt Barksdale Field Lla Lieut. McCracken Davis-Monthan Field

Navy graduate Warren Grossetta returns to Tucson

Ensign Warren Grossetta arrives in Tucson with his parents Mr and Mrs W A Grossetta and sister in law Mrs A V Grossetta after his June 19 graduation from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis.

Ensign Warren Grossetta Tucson Annapolis W. A. Grossetta A. V. Grossetta United States Naval Academy

Holdnerness Family Welcomes Daughter Visitor

Col and Mrs Arthur Holderness of 2015 East Fourth Street host their daughter Mrs A C Miller from San Francisco as a house guest. Mrs Miller is the former Miss Jean Holderness noted as an outstanding University of Arizona student and member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority.

Col Arthur Holderness East Fourth Street A. C. Miller San Francisco Miller Jean Holderness University of Arizona Gamma Phi Beta Sorority

Miss Jean Burns To Leave Tuc son With Parents

Miss Jean Burns departs Tucson July 1 to live with Dr and Mrs Ellis F Burns as Dr Burns transfers from the Veterans Hospital to a post in Beloxi Miss. Miss Patianna Winks entertained for Burns yesterday and Miss Betty Lee James hosted a luncheon Monday with guests including Mary Hardy Margaret Hill Mary Ann Adams Prudy Murland Patianna Winks Jane Williamson Dorothy Crable and Mrs Gilbert Raymond.

Jean Burns Tucson Ellis F. Burns

Avitabile Family Guests Return to New York City

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Avitabile host Mr. Andrew Avitabile and Miss Elizabeth visiting for two weeks. The guests will depart for their home in New York City this weekend.

Anthony Avitabile Mr. Avitabile Andrew Avitabile Elizabeth New York City

English Women See Fewer Coupons for Clothing

English women received 66 clothing coupons last year, now cut to 51. The coupons buy essentials such as a winter coat dress shoes nightdress underwear stockings and handkerchiefs or an evening wrap dresses and a bathing suit.

Women Contributing In Rubber Drive This Month

The Business and Professional Women's club collects rubber garments this month with Mrs. Lena Gerlach at 111 East Congress Street serving as the drop location. Anyone with rubber clothing items may donate at this address to support the drive.

Business and Professional Women's Club Lena Gerlach East Congress Street

Press Humor and Iconic Moments From Wartime Gossip

A collage of anecdotes on editors, cartoonists, and reporters. Milt Gross recalls turning funeral mood into a paid gag, while a Roosevelt exchange with a persistent editor entertains. Other vignettes cover Percy Hammond, Janet Flanner, Art Arthur, James Gordon Bennett, John T. Burke, and Kiplinger's take on Irish German propaganda in Washington.

Milt Gross Milt James Gordon Bennett Cubs Bennett John T. Burke Richmond Times-Dispatch Burke Bennett Manse Kiplinger Washington Roger Casement Ireland Casement

Ensuing Press Stunt Highlights New York Copydesk Irony

A staged publicity stunt collapsed after a New York paper's copyreader flagged there are no tigers in Africa. An actress touring Europe claimed she captured a live tiger in Africa for a state mascot and posed with the animal, but the plan stalled at the copy desk. The piece notes revival of Claudia and a vaude revival trend with performers from Dorothy McGuire to Hazel Scott.

White House New York Europe Africa Ship News Winter Garden Vaude Lou Holtz Phil Baker Willie Howard Paul Draper Hazel Scott

Unclear Murder Motif Allegedly Drives Crime Pattern

A quirky theory suggests a killer must first humiliate a target and undergo self analysis before committing a clean homicide, implying a bizarre, psychoanalytic motive shaping violent acts.

Hellzapoppin and vaudeville notes on stage and press

SONS O FUN presents Olsen and Johnson with a rowdy revue. The act is criticized as vandalous and vulgar while a rival show TOP-NOTCHERS closes for lack of material and cooling equipment. Other notes include Florida racing not ruled next winter and Helen Hietz's Idea Exchange radio theme.

Olsen and Johnson Florida Gov Holland Helen Hietz NBC News Idea Exchange Ward Morehouse Putnam Bubbles Schinasi John Gunther

Doctors Wife Goes To War And Work

The doctor's wife plays a key role in WWII, guiding communities as doctors are drafted. In Arkansas malnutrition drive, Mrs. L. G. Fincher leads a nutrition-boost program through the American Medical Association auxiliary to raise state standards and keep civilians healthier during the war.

Arkansas L. G. Fincher American Medical Association America

Pasadena Rose Industry Unveils Douglas MacArthur Rose

Pasadena California plant staff introduce a new rose named the Douglas MacArthur rose marking a notable addition to local horticulture.

MacArthur Rose Pasadena Calif U.P Douglas MacArthur

Sugar Saving Ideas With Fruits and Berries

Broad note on using fruits and berries to brighten spring dishes. Includes a pruned whip with prunes, pineapple, rhubarb, honey, lemon rind and nuts. details for a Strawberry Delight Pie with berry layers and gelatin, plus a raspberry garnish, and serving suggestions.

Wide World Food

CHERRY ROLL AND FRUIT DESSERT RECIPES FOR FIVE OR SIX

A collection of old fashioned dessert preparations including CHERRY ROLL FRUIT TAPIOCA STRAWBERRY RING and FRUITY SQUARES. Each recipe lists ingredients such as rich biscuit dough butter honey cherries and spices for a roll plus variations for fruit fillings and chilled sauces. Serves vary and methods include baking double boiler cooking and ring molds.

Argentina Reports Wartime Shortage of Patent Medicines

The report notes a wartime shortage of patent medicines in Argentina as supplies dwindle. Government agencies monitor drug distribution while physicians warn of impacts on public health and treatment access.

Argentina

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Benedict Marge Elsie Robinson House OF Tires Walter Winchell Daily Mirror King Features Reg. U. S. Patent Office Percy Hammond Hammond Janet Flanner Mississippi N. Y. Times and Herald Tribune Emporia Kan N. Y Art Arthur Hollywood Beft Toronto Arthur Art Claudia Dorothy McGuire Donald Cook Frances Starr Uncle Harry Walsh Subway Fourth Ave Stampe Lounge Tyndall E. Third Shantung Women's Frontier Shop Porter Stone Ave Pasit Prink HW Ane Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Company Crystal Coca-Cola Bottling Company North Sixth Avenue
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