Representative To Interview Red Cross Worker Applicants
Jeff M. Hall of the Pacific area Red Cross will interview applicants in Tucson through Thursday for field recreation jobs in military and naval welfare service home and abroad. Positions include field directors, assistant field directors for recreation, and program directors, with a 30 to 50 year age range and only non selective service men eligible.
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Red Cross
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Bride Snyder Weds Firman Brooks in Home Ceremony
The former Miss Corliss A. Snyder married Firman R. Brooks Saturday at her parents’ home. Rev. Richard S. Beal officiated. The couple plan to live in Tucson after their wedding trip to the west coast.
Annual DeMolay Sunrise Dance Set For Monday
The Arizona chapter of the Order of DeMolay hosts its sunrise dance Monday July 5 from 2 30 to 6 a m at the Blue Moon ballroom Miracle Mile Tickets are on sale at the door or through DeMolay boys Bill Tolley Hal Wayte Bill Densmore Frank Boice Bob Schoffield Fred Snyder and Jiggs Lent In addition to the dance the weekend program includes a movie outing Sunday night a treasure hunt at the DeMolay hall 12 30 to 2 and a swimming party after the dance Fred Snyder and Jiggs Lent lead the treasure hunt.
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Hal Wayte
Bill Densmore
Frank Boice
Bob Schofield
Fred Snyder
Jiggs
B n a i B r i t h Benefit For War Fund In Tucson
B N A I B r i t h lodge 763 in Tucson will sponsor an outdoor party and supper on July 4 at the home of Henry Rubinstein 2703 East Fourth Street. Proceeds go to a general fund to support war service work including day rooms for soldiers at Davis Monthan and Douglas fields. Reservations with I Goldberg 37 West Congress. guests urged to bring playing cards or mahjong sets.
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Tucson
Henry Rubinstein
East Fourth Street
Davis-Monthan Field
Douglas Air Field
I. Goldberg
West Congress
WPB reports rise in 1943 first quarter production
The War Production Board announced that cotton, rayon, and wool yarn output rose by 40 million pounds in the first quarter of 1943 compared with 1942. Total fabric yardage increased by about 1.5 million yards, yet not enough to meet set objectives. Some declines occurred in broad woven rayon and woolen fabrics, with corrective steps already taken.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Shoes for Soldiers Include Reserve Pairs
In addition to the two issued pairs for each entering American soldier, three extra pairs must be kept in reserve.
Corliss A Snyder Weds Firman R Brooks in Tucson Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Jack Snyder announce the marriage of their daughter Corliss A Snyder to Firman R Brooks son of Mr and Mrs W R Brooks of Bangs Texas. The ceremony was at 3562 South Sixth Avenue Tucson with Rev Richard S Beal officiating. Bettie Denning attended as maid of honor and W E Watson served as best man. The couple works for Consolidated Aircraft Tucson and will reside at 2607 North Campbell Avenue after a west coast wedding trip. Present were the bride's grandparents E W Palmer and uncle and aunt H D Palmer.
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W. R. Brooks
Bangs, Tex
Richard S. Beal
First Baptist Church
South Sixth Avenue
Bettie Denning
Tucson
W. E. Watson
San Diego
Calif
Tucsonians Home Is Marriage Scene For Michigan Pair
Donna May Winter and Norwood Clair Durbin of Lansing Michigan wed at the home of Mrs J S Bayless on Saturday. The Rev Roy H Wollam officiated before a fireplace altar with Adalyn Lovejoy as maid of honor and Lewis Young as best man. Reception followed with guests from Tucson and Marana Field.
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Michigan
Roy H. Wollam
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Walter E. Lovejoy
Sahuarita Homemakers Club Picnic Session
Sahuarita Homemakers club held a pot luck supper and lawn picnic at the J. B. Bull home with a brief business meeting led by Mrs. R. A. Davis. Attendees included R. E. Sutton J. G. Davis E. J. Wyley Coolidge C. W. Dishaw George C. Graves Clyde Gaines R. A. Davis J. B. Bull H. E. Blythe Chandler Max Klessig E. FE. Evans J. H. Lindsey George Butt Paul F. E. Jones and Mrs. Paul Klingenberg Tucson.
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Sahuarita Homemakers Club
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J. G. Davis
E. J. Wyley
Coolidge
C. W. Dishaw
George C. Graves
Clyde Gaines
Lt Edwin D Smith Completes Training at Quantico
Second Lieutenant Edwin D. Smith 26 U S M L C son of Mr and Mrs Fred W Smith of 629 East First Street Tucson recently graduated from the artillery course at Quantico Virginia Marine Corps schools He is assigned to duty with a combat organization He graduated from San Francisco State College majoring in chemistry and education He is married to Betty Mae Fisher of 746 Twenty first Avenue San Francisco
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Edwin D. Smith
U.S
Walter Winchell Notes On New York Theaters
Walter Winchell reviews early 1940s Broadway and film revival chatter. He notes the Boy Meets Girl revival lacks bite, praises Joey Faye Lewis Charles Sara Lee Harris while critiquing the Oklahoma quip and ticket woes. Stage Door Canteen shines, Crosby in Dixie offers moments, and The Youngest Profession screens fan culture.
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Hollywood
Joey Faye
Lewis Charles
Sara Lee Harris
Oklahoma
N. Y
Jean Roberts
Bing Crosby
The Wire The War Effort Reflections Across Oceans
Bob Trout says European views on sacrifice clash with U S views of money. Joseph C Harsch says domestic bickering fuels enemy resolve. A Jap broadcaster notes Americans see war as a gamble not life and death. Eric Severin dubs Washington as dog days with job politics and 1944 election worries.
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Europe
Joseph C. Harsch
Eric Severind
Washington
The Magazines and Cultural Gossips of the Era
Mussolini and Hitler are labeled in a provocative tone with references to Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini. Pierre Van Paassen in Look is cited about their roles. Saki’s The Open Window is noted as reprinted in Encore amid piracy and radio adaptation. Clarissa Lorenz’s Life Story piece and Chas Collingswood’s Cosmopolitan report on the Darlin assassination are mentioned with sensational framing.
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Schickelgruber
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Benito
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Duce
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Washington
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Chas Collingswood
Darlin
Cosmopolitan
Oppenheim
Sailors Intervene in Detroit Riot Incident
In front of City Hall a white mob closed in on a Black man until three sailors, all under 20, stepped in. The sailors defended the man and urged the mob to stop, citing a Black crew member who helped save lives.
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United Press
Detroit
City Hall
Quotation Jokes From The Paper Shelf
A collection of humorous lines and witticisms. figures comment on marriage courtship aging and social norms with sharp quips. Notable items include a jab at Mussolini and a line about statistics used as support rather than illumination.
Disposition and parenting influence on child character
Elsie Robinson discusses how dispositions are shaped by environment rather than fixed traits. The article cites Good Housekeeping and Frederick K. Stamm, urging parents to examine their own behavior and promises to nurture healthy, lasting temperaments in children.
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Good Housekeeping
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Conway Intervenes In Suit To Test New Law
PHOENIX June 29 Permission for Attorney General Joe Conway to intervene in a suit challenging the constitutionality of the state law requiring notice of intention to do business with restricted persons was granted today by Judge M T Phelps of Maricopa county superior court.
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M. T. Phelps
Maricopa County
Twilight Tires May Solve War Time Shortages
The article reports on Twilight Tires used tires with rubber remaining as a possible wartime solution. About 2,000,000 exist nationwide. many require repairs and are mainly grade III. Demand exceeds supply, with only 16 tires reached Tucson from Los Angeles and quotas exhausted, prompting certificates and limited distribution plans.
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Tucson
OPA
Defense Supplies Corporation
Fuller-Thomas
Los Angeles
Ration Board
Washington
Army
Navy
States adopt statewide retirement plans for municipal workers
Colorado and Wisconsin legislatures approve statewide retirement systems for municipal employees, establishing uniform pension programs across cities and towns. The move aims to streamline benefits, funding, and eligibility for public workers under a single framework.
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Colorado
Wisconsin
Tokyo Must Go as Berlin and Rome Fall
W J Haley argues in a foreign viewpoint that Japan's empire and war aims rival Hitler's, urging decisive action after a shifted American stance. He warns against complacency, notes Japan's 90 day imperial gains, and predicts a Pacific war renewed after Hitler's defeat if America hesitates.
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Berlin
Rome
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Hitler
China
Increase in Canned Fish for Civilians
The War Food Administration announced that all production of canned tuna and similar fish packed after June 27 will be available for civilian consumers. It revoked the 60 percent reserve for military and export uses, estimating about 25 million pounds more canned fish for civilians from this year’s pack.
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Washington
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War Food Administration
WFA
Kitt Named Director of Lodwick Aviation School
George R. Kitt, previously assistant manager at Lodwick School of Aerial Nautics, is appointed director by owner Albert Lodwick. A Tucson native and University of Arizona graduate, Kitt has worked in oil branch management and aviation logistics, including Dick Merrell and Howard Hughes flight efforts. He is 37 and lives at the New Florida hotel.
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Lodwick School of Aeronautics
Albert I. Lodwick
Kitt
Tucson
Ariz
Union Oil Co. of California
el Centro
Calif
University of Arizona
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Henry L. Doherty & Co
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Nogales
Santa Barbara
Lodwick
Dick Merrell
Atlantic
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New Florida Hotel
If Columbus Sailed in Spring He Might Reach North America
The note speculates that had Columbus searched for a new route while migrating birds were in flight in spring, his voyage could have led to lands that are now part of the United States rather than fall discoveries.
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The
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