Gate Pass Pin-Up Becomes Desert Airman Feature at Davis Monthan
Unidentified GI initiates Gate Pass Pin-Up series at Davis Monthan Field, selecting civilian base workers as weekly entries. Profiles include age, height, hair color, and duties, with anecdotes from soldiers and staff about dating, humor, and base life.
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Desert Airman
GI Journal
Army
Pearl Harbor
Joe College
Pettys
Vargas
Davis-Monthan
Dorothy E. Aldrich
Louise Priser
Alice Curry
D-M
Service Club
Jane Cherry
Base
Verna Susan Beck
Virginia Old
Sinatra
Mary Rose Beatty
Clyde Beatty
Frances Bakey
Gate Pass
Davis-Monthan Field
Tucson
Sub Depot
WAC
Greenville
S. C
RCAF
Nova Scotia
Roten Family Update From Pinehurst Visit
Mrs. C. D. Roten of 2936 East Mabel recently returned from Pinehurst North Carolina after visiting her son Capt. Charles T. Roten his wife and their 18 month old son. Capt Roten has just come home from overseas and serves with an airborne division at Camp Mackall. Mrs Roten was joined by her grandson Robert Roten and niece Miss Mary E Bryan who is visiting Augusta Georgia relatives.
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C. D. Roten
East
Mabel
Pinehurst
N. C
Charles T. Roten
Robert Roten
Mary E. Bryan
Capt. Roten
Camp Mackall
Mary FE. Bryan
Fred H. Bryan
Augusta
Mrs. Dodson Recovering After Operation at St. Mary's
Mrs. John F. Dodson of 1124 West Bruce is recuperating from an operation at St. Mary's hospital.
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John F. Dodson
West Bruce
St. Mary's Hospital
Illustrated lecture on The Romance of Color at university
Dr Theofil Buehrer presents an illustrated talk in the university library patio tomorrow at 8 p m on The Romance of Color. Open to the public as part of the U A summer session lecture and entertainment series. The WSCS of University Methodist Church holds a monthly and quarterly meeting tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the church led by the Margaret uree circle for mission study.
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Theofil Buehrer
University Library
U. A
WSCS
University Methodist Church
Margaret Uree
Women's Association Meeting At Trinity Church
The Women's association of Trinity Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow at 8 30 p m in the patio at the home of Mrs J W Buchannon 318 East Speedway Mrs Ivan Peters will conduct worship service and Dr Calvin E Buswell will be the speaker.
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Women’s Association of
Trinity Presbyterian Church
J. W. Buchannon
East Speedway
Ivan Peters
Calvin E. Buswell
NCCS Dance With USettes Hosting At All Saints Hall
The NCCS sponsors a dance tomorrow evening at All Saints hall with the USettes as hostesses. The event invites students and town residents to attend and participate in musical entertainment and refreshments.
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NCCS
All Saints Hall
Usettes
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Derbyshire at East Helen Street
Mrs Derbyshire was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs L A Winkle at 1026 East Helen Street. The Derbyshires plan five months in Washington. Floral decor included spring flowers and white tapers. Guests included Mrs Kenneth Devine Mrs L Michell Mrs C C Romine and Chester Derbyshire. Vinegar brewing noted as seventeenth century France trivia.
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Chester Derbyshire
L. A. Winkle
East Helen Street
Derbyshires
Washington
Mmes
Kenneth Devine
L. Michell
C. C. Romine
Fred WN. Sieber
Private’s View on Women in the Barracks
A soldier smiles at the idea he has may have more women around than rival showmen. He says he loves them all and has no favorites. Most GIs agree that being surrounded by women isn’t the least desirable thing.
Grove Santa Cecilia Elects New Woodmen Circle Officers
Grove Santa Cecilia No. 23 elected new officers for the next six months at its first meeting on Thursday night. Officers include guardian Mrs. Evagelina Cranz and other roles such as banker Miss Eva Acevedo and secretary Mrs. Julia P. Leon. Initiation occurred for about 30 members and a drill team of 12 to 15 girls was planned to act as an honor escort at events. A meeting at 1116 Penn place will discuss a dance honoring the new members.
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Grove Santa Cecilia No. 23
Woodmen Circle
Guardian
Evagelina Cranz
Dolores Altamirano
Eva Acevedo
Lucy Garden
Tonita Bujanda
Ramona B. Hernandez
Justina Lopez
Julia P. Leon
Rose Armenta
Angelita Salazar
Bertha Garilea
Maria A. Vidal
Irene Gomez
Outer Sentinel
Melba Cranz
Inner Sentinel
Ida Dorame
Penn Place
Memrs
Charles Young Unit 38 Elects Officers at May Meeting
The Charles Young Unit No. 38 announces officers elected at its May 25 meeting. President Mrs. Katherine G. Ward, first vice president Mrs. Cleo Brown, second vice president Mrs. Maggie Stephens, treasurer Mrs. Minnie Lee Webb, secretary Mrs. Sadve Peters, chaplain Georgia Battles, sergeant at arms Mrs. Ada Long, sergeant at arms Mrs. Eva Harris.
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Charles Young Unit No. 38
Katherine G. Ward
Cleo Brown
Maggie Stephens
Minnie Lee Webb
Sadve Peters
Georgia Battles
Ada Long
Eva Harris
USC honors graduate Sister Elizabeth J Scherer at convocation
Among 350 USC graduates at the third convocation of the 61st annual commencement yesterday Sister Elizabeth J Scherer of St Marys Hospital was awarded Bachelor of Science in pharmacy and elected to Phi Kappa Phi. She also received the Lehn and Fink medal for highest scholarship and graduated magna cum laude.
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University of Southern California
Elizabeth J. Scherer
St. Mary's Hospital
Phi Kappa Phi
Elizabeth Joseph
Lehn and Fink
Miss Donelson Weds Roscoe Hensler In Informal Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Donelson daughter of Mr and Mrs R S Donelson Jr of Tucson and Arlington Tenn married Roscoe V Hensler Saturday at 730 pm The ceremony was performed by Dr Roy H Wollam at a home altar with only immediate family present The couple will reside at 3712 Pima Avenue in Tucson where the groom works for Sears Roebuck Co After a mountain trip the newlyweds plan to live in Tucson with Mrs Hensler as an out of town guest was Miss Kate Donelson of Memphis and Mrs M E Cage of Yarnell Ariz.
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Elizabeth Donelson
R. S. Donelson, Jr
Tucson
Arlington, Tenn
Roscoe V. Hensler
Roy H. Wollam
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Pima Avenue
R. Lee Hensler
Axel Nelson
Kate Donelson
Memphis, Tenn
M. E. Cage
Yarnell, Ariz
Sears, Roebuck and Co
GRIN, PAL, GRIN! A call to smile improves all
Elsie Robinson urges readers to curb frowns and fake a smile despite troubles. By shaping lips and lifting the chin, one can lift mood and influence others, spreading cheer in hard times and helping the wider world feel better.
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Pal
King Features Synd., Inc
Never kisses the bride Boston justice ties 700th knot
Malcolm L. Weymouth of Roxbury at 37 is Massachusetts youngest marrying justice. He has officiated for over 700 couples in four years but never kissed the bride, with his wife serving as chief witness.
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Boston
Malcolm L. Weymouth
Roxbury
Massachusetts
Girls Assist In Convention Management In Chicago
Andrew Frain notes that 50 usherettes in white with golden capes will assist 250 men ushers at the Republican convention in Chicago. They will help delegates and visitors to seats, with extra police at entrances to prevent gate crashing and disorder.
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Andrew Frain
Chicago
Frain
Zemsky Urges Arizona Pre-Marital Law Passage
Dr. Boris Zemsky of the Pima county health department urged passage of pre-marital and pre-natal laws in Arizona at a Chamber of Commerce event. He cited U.S. social disease statistics and said accurate information and treatment would improve conditions. Arizona would be the 31st state to enact such laws with other speakers present.
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Boris Zemsky
Pima County Health Department
Chamber of Commerce
League of Women Voters
Arizona
United States
Zemsky
Rebecca Ruiz
Samuel Grauman
H. H. d’Autremont
Dr. T F Buehrer Presents The Romance of Color
Tomorrow night the University of Arizona summer session series presents Dr. T F Buehrer, professor of agricultural chemistry, in an illustrated lecture titled The Romance of Color. He will cover color in nature, absorption and reflection, chemical changes, cold light, and bioluminescence with a color film. The talk begins at 8 p m in the university library patio.
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University of Arizona
T. F. Buehrer
University
Parachute Volunteers Sought by Army
Washington June 26 The Army begins accepting volunteers for parachute troops from all services. Applicants must be under 32, top physical condition, height under 72 inches and weight no more than 185 pounds, with 20 40 vision or better in each eye.
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Washington
Army
War Department
Blue Barn Restau rant Brings Home Comforts to London Yankees
The Blue Barn near London, run by Bill Ellwanger, attracts American soldiers and expatriates with water pitchers and a newspaper at each table. Ellwanger, once a stage star, turned to dining to repay patrons who supported him long ago. He recalls his 1906 Ireland stint and notes rationing limits hampering menu choices.
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Bert Sales
Britain
U.P
Bill Eilwanger
Ireland
Cleveland
Ohio
London
Emily Post
Ellwanger
Bill
Blue Barn Cafe
Boston
Marie Dressler
New York
Charles King
Judge Denies Habeas Corpus Plea by Stateville Inmate
Ha Meyers, 39, an inmate at Stateville, filed six cartoons claiming injustices by the parole board. Federal Judge Michael Igoe dismissed the writ request, leaving Meyers imprisoned since 1929 for a $30 robbery.
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Chicago
Ha Meyers
Michael Igoe
Meyers
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