Reception For Army Officers Highlights Tucson Social Life
New Tucson residents serving at the Army Air Base attended a Chamber of Commerce reception at the Pioneer hotel ballroom. About 175 guests, including Mayor Henry C. Jaastad and Col. Hubert V. Hopkins, gathered under daisies and flags with a Mexican orchestra, as welcome addresses noted the series of upcoming informal gatherings to introduce Army personnel to local society.
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Tucson
Army Air Base
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Southwest
Henry C. Jaastad
C. E. Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
Hubert V. Hopkins
Army
Old Pueblo
Janstad
William I. Walsh
Alfred Atkinson
Alex Jacome
F. B. Lackland
Darwin Lackland
A. S. Albro
E. L. Bergquist
L. H. Douthit
R. A. Hicks
William H. McDonald
L. O. Peterson
A. Y. Smith
M. B. Towman
H. M. Webster
J. R. Dickson
Robert R. Fisher
D. O. Montieth
B. R. Nyquist
C. R. Allison
H. S. Ecklund
Evangeline Poyet
H. James
Tom van Atta
Robert Webster
Monte Mansfield
Don Hughes
Pythian Sisters to Initiate at I O O F Hall and Luncheon
Juanita Temple No 6 Pythian Sisters meet Wednesday at 8 PM for initiation with refreshments and a program during the social hour. Sunset Lodge No 508 L A to the B of R T holds a 12:30 PM potluck lunch Thursday at I O O F hall with card games. husbands invited. Reservations: 2316 M or 1378 W.
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Juanita Temple No
Pythian Sisters
I. O. O. F. Hall
Sunset Lodge
L. A
B. of R. T
Sunnyside Homemakers to Host Lawn Party at Mrs Mann Home
Sunnyside Homemakers meet Wednesday at 8 for a country life conference report and discussion on the role of rural women in national defense. Husbands of members are invited to attend.
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Sunnyside
Charles Mann
Country Life
Benefit Lawn Party By Rebekah Lodge and Theta Rho Club
A benefit lawn party is planned for next Friday evening at 8 o clock at 710 East Fifth Street the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Frantom. The event features contract and whist with General chairman Mrs Frantom assisted by Mrs Billy Jordan Mrs Wilma Copeland Miss Clydene Jordan Miss Lillian Johansen Miss Frances McClelland and Miss Jean Thayer. Reserve 1808 W or 12833 M.
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Rebekah Lodge
Theta Rho Girls
Joe Frantom
East Fifth Street
Frantom
Billy Jordan
Wilma Copeland
Clydene Jordan
Lillian Johantsen
Frances McClelland
Jean Thayer
Reserva
DeMolay Mothers Circle Hosts Picnic at Wetmore Park
The DeMolay Mothers Circle hosts a Thursday evening program at Wetmore's amusement park for DeMolay members. Each family brings a picnic lunch and service. the circle serves iced tea and lemonade.
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DeMolay Mothers’ Circle
Wetmore’s
Ben Daniels auxiliary to host patio supper party
Ben Daniels auxiliary and camp members of United Spanish War Veterans and their families will hold a patio supper at Mrs. Faye W. Perry home 2239 East Eighth Street at 6 30 o clock Saturday evening. Members families and visitors invited. Information by telephone 2593 or 1438 J.
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Ben Daniels
United Spanish War Veterans
Faye W. Perry
East Eighth Street
Billito Park Homemakers Plan All Day Thursday
Billito Park Homemakers meet Thursday at 10 for an all day session. A picnic lunch at noon precedes sewing for Bundles for Britain and a shower is scheduled in the afternoon.
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Billito Park
Britain
Walter Winchell On Broadway 1941 Gossip Roundup
A dense column of society whispers and showbiz chatter. Barbara Hutton’s stepmother’s marriage plans and Mitzi Mayfair’s onstage incident mix with Milton Untermeyer questions. Names include Doris Duke, James Cromwell, Eleanor Taggert, Timmy Lansing, Milton Berle, Ned Sparks, Evelyn Carmel, Gloria Vanderbilt, and Eliza Whitney with lurid notes on fashion and taxes.
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Barbara Hutton
James A. Moffett
Joe Louises
University Pl
H’wood-Broadway
Mitzi Mayfair
Paul Whitemans
Marge Livingston
Social Notes Singled Out in Gossipy Broadcast
CAPT. DON TERRY flies the Stratoliner between here and Kansas City and is courting Amparo Iturbi. They will announce their wedding date shortly. A lawyer who arranged $130000 life insurance on Winifred Rutz, the so called sleeping beauty of the Pierre, became the groom of another last Choosdee. Charlie King and LeRoy Smiths prom beau are mentioned with their families. Josette Daly now rents for pay, Anita Colby hints at a possible day. The Louis Primas separate due to illness and work. Greek relatives in Athens receive a Heil Hitler reply unsigned.
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Don Terry
Here
Kansas City
Jose Iturbi
Amparo
Winifred Rutz
Pierre
Candish
Charlie
King
Helen
LeRoy Smith
Josette Daly
Apt
Anita Colby
Louis Primas
U. S
Athens
Fiery Trust Fight Looms Over Kane vs Burger
In Room 252 of the Supreme Court Building Florence Brevoort Kane sues Evelyn Burger over a trust fund dispute. The case draws attention from observers of the Guarantee Trust and the Kane family prominence. Granville Kane appears in Who's Who. Fireworks expected as attorneys push for settlement.
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Gazettes
Supreme Court
Florence Brevoort Kane
New York
Astors
Grandad Brevoort
Manhattan
Evelyn Burger
Denver
Guarantee Trust
Granville Kane
Quiet pro Nazi appeasement prep shifts to patriotism
Editorials reveal behind the scenes editorial about-face as the gov t cracks down on a refugee caught propagating Nazi ideas. Citizenship papers withheld, draft board action taken, kin visas refused amid immigration probes into Puerto Rican birth certificates. The Carl Schurz American memorial in Chicago June 29 appears Bund affiliated. tickets sold at Bund quarters 3855 N Western Ave.
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Gov’t
U. S
Sam
Carl Schurz
Chicago
Western Ave
Bunds
Lindy’s niters and Riviera showgirl mix gossip
In Lindy’s original, Butch Towers and a betting commissioner clash with Pancho the Riviera batoneer and Marge Adams. Estralita Searcy, a dentist showgirl, tends toothaches. Ric Cortez with Frances Farmer now an item. Reno DeMarco and a lighting gal Alice Eyland draw eyes. The Luis Albernis cancel their separation.
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Lindy
Butch Towers
Pancho
The
Riviera
Marge” Adams
Estralita Searcy
Ric Cortez
Frances Farmer
Tony
Renee) DeMarco
Reno” DeMarco
Alice Eyland
Luis Albernis
German diplomat Thomsen dislikes expulsion from U.S.
Hans Thomsen, Germany’s chargé d’affaires in Washington, voices unhappiness at the prospect of leaving the United States. He says he will likely face the fate of consuls, praises American food cigars and drinks, and calls the situation unfortunate in a casual, approving remark about Hitler’s envoy.
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Hans Thomsen
Washington
United States
Fuehrer
Rock Center to Host Baby Sea Lions for July 2 Show
A July 2 exhibit at Rockefeller Center will feature baby sea lions swimming in the fountain to entertain diners. The column humorously notes society figures and fashion happenings, from Nancy Hill heading to Rio for Saks to a MoMA display and a Stratford of gossip about entertainers and shoppers.
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Rockefeller Center
Nancy Hill
Saks
Eddy Duchin
Barbara Bannister
Detroit
Vic Mature
Bill Ellsworth
Stork
Jay Thorpe
Bridge Party Rumor Era Mocked In Cub Reporter Tale
A classic about a cub reporter on a small town paper who covers a bridge party with cautious phrasing. He reports only rumors and alleged statements, noting unnamed sources and unverified claims while avoiding definite facts.
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Europe
Cub
Ruth Bryan Rohde Still Busy As Itinerant Advocate
Ruth Bryan Rohde, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, says she is not idle despite being “jobless.” She serves on the advisory board of a federal women’s prison, collaborates with the U S Travel Bureau, sits on Columbia Broadcasting Company’s Adult Educational board, and serves on the American Greenland commission. She lectured widely in 1940 41 and aims to help build public opinion for an international tribunal and police force to prevent wars, arguing women can lead in reconciling postwar reconstruction. She envisions a modern court backed by collective security rather than arms.
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Ruth Bryan Rohde
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Federal Prison For Women In
West Virginia
U. S
White House
Alderson
W. Va
United States
Denmark
Tribunal of International Justice
Red Cross lecture series continues in Tucson
A Tucson group begins its second class in a Red Cross staff helper lecture series at the Santa Rita hotel. Miss Margret Link lectures on Red Cross in Time of War and Rabbi Hyman Iola spoke at opening. Lessons run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 2 to 4 pm. attendees study record keeping and emergency aid as part of staff training.
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Tucson
American Red Cross
Miss Margret Link
Red Cross
Rabbi Hyman Iola
Santa Rita Hotel
Cactus Room
Boyd Morehead
Anne Goldstein
Jersey City
N. J
Marietta Springs
Calif
Miss Goldstein
Patio Supper for Ben Daniels Group Held at Perry Home
Members of Ben Daniels camp No. 3 and auxiliary No. 8 with families and guests enjoyed a patio picnic supper Saturday evening in the yard of Mrs Fay W Perry. Attendees included S H Aldridge A A Walty Robert McGregor R E Kite Charles M Nielsen Shaw Walter Senoir Joseph B Judge F S McCall Johnson C A Bruce C B Colborn F Payette Edgar Mattocks Clifford Pender S Drew and others plus Mesdames J Roy Martin Janie Lawson Agnes Kohler Telford Joseph A Hunter Elizabeth Brandenburg Evelyn Wauth Annie Daniels Marie Yeary Fay W Perry and several Misses Frances Kohler Alice Senoir Winnie Wheeler Merriam Hamilton Katherine Joyce Pender Marjorie Mitchell Cynthis Fay Perry and W A Stockwell and Stanley Kolomer.
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Ben Daniels Camp No
Stover Named Deputy State Egg Inspector
Stover of Tucson has been appointed deputy state egg inspector under the new state egg inspector's office. He will maintain offices in Tucson and serves as president of the Southern Arizona Poultry Producers association. Ira E. Cowart was named to the inspectorship by Governor Osborn. The office was created by the 15th legislature and funded by a two mill per dozen egg assessment.
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Phoenix
Stover
Tucson
Southern Arizona Poultry Producers Association
Ira E. Cowart
Osborn
Over 10,000 horses slaughtered for human consumption in Switzerland
A Swiss report shows more than 10,000 horses were slaughtered for meat in the previous year. The figure highlights ongoing horse meat demand and livestock management within Switzerland’s food industry and regulatory framework.
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Switzerland
Mount Lemmon Summer Social Notes With Local Residents
Social news lists families visiting Mount Lemmon cabins including Mr. and Mrs. Brehman Robinson and son Michael at Lesher cabin, plus Carl F. Miller from Benton and Mary Oppedal at Oppedal family home. Ludy to Washington and Litt open Mount Lemmon cabin for summer. Anne Goldstein heads to Marietta Springs after Tucson stay. Martha Donaldson stays with Jane Etta Omer. Omer family back from Tucson.
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Mrs. Brehman Robinson
Michael
Lesher
Mount Lemmon
Carl F. Miller
Charles F. Miller
Benton, Ky
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Park Service
Kentucky Dam
Kentucky
Martha Donaldson
Jane Etta Omer
Omer
Mrs. Omer
Tucson
Sylvia M. Fox
Carl Ludy
Ajo
Ludy
Washington, D. C
Phelps Dodge
T. Ed Litt
Mr. Litt
Daugh
Mary Oppedal
Elmer Oppedal
Colonia Solana
Miss Oppedal
Mary A. Burnham
Northampton
Mass
New Rochelle
N. Y
Fashion Show And Dance To Be Held By Club Monday
The All Around club met at the home of Misses Ernestine and Mary Will Monday night and announced tickets are on sale for a fashion show dance. The event is planned for Monday June 30 at the Blue Moon ballroom. Misses Ernestine Will and Clara Roseboro lead models and wardrobe with Jacome's sport and evening wear featured. Models include Emma Salgado Beatrice Salgado Luz Ortiz Ernestine Will Jessie Grace Clara Roseboro Mary Louise Felix and Alma Robles.
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Ernestine
Mary Will
Blue Moon Ballroom
Ernestine Will
Clara Roseboro
Jacome’s
Emma
Beatrice Salgado
Luz Ortiz
Jessie Grace
Mary Louise Felix
Alma Robles
Leather bottles carry Spanish wine in pigskin skins
In Spain wine is transported in cured pigskin leather bottles. Some skins hold up to 40 gallons, offering a rugged traditional container for regional drink.
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Spain
Two Groups To Meet With Governor Friday
PHOENIX June 25 The Arizona Colorado River commission and the Arizona resources and power board will meet jointly in Governor Osborns office Friday to discuss the state's water and power problems.
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Phoenix
Arizona Colorado River Commission
The
Arizona Resources and Os Board
Meat Cakes Broiled on Pineapple Slices
Prepare meat cakes and flatten to a half inch. Place on pineapple slices, brush with melted butter, and broil ten minutes. Taste with pineapple juice then transfer to a heated platter. Garnish with cress or parsley for serving.
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W. J. Young, Jr
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Theresa O. Figueroa
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Bonnie Keller
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Anne Morton
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Ann Towney
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