Representative To Interview Red Cross Worker Applicants
Jeff M. Hall from the Pacific area office travels to Tucson to interview men for Red Cross field recreation positions serving military and naval welfare at home and abroad. Openings include field directors and program directors. applicants must be 30 to 50, 4F 4A or 1C eligible, with no exemption from military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff M. Hall
Pacific Area
American National Red Cross
Tucson
Hall
Red Cross
Washington
Boy Scouts
YMCA
Special Services
Bride Corrills Snyder Weds Firman R Brooks in Home Ceremony
The former Miss Corliss A Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Snyder married Firman R Brooks son of Mr and Mrs W R Brooks of Bangs Texas at the Snyder home. Rev Richard S Beal officiated. The couple will reside in Tucson after a wedding trip to the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corliss A. Snyder
Jack Snyder
Firman R. Brooks
W. R. Brooks
Bangs
Texas
Richard S. Beal
Tucson
West Coast
Annual DeMolay Sunrise Dance Set for July 5 at Blue Moon
The Arizona chapter of the Order of DeMolay for boys hosts its traditional 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 from DeMolay members Bill Tolley Hal Wayte Bill Densmore Frank Boice Bob Schofield Fred Snyder and Jiggs Lent The night prior features a movie attendance a treasure hunt from 12 30 to 2 00 and a swimming party after the dance Fred Snyder and Jiggs Lent lead the treasure hunt activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Blue Moon
Miracle Mile
Bill Tolley
Hal Wayte
Bill Densmore
Frank Boice
Bob Schofield
Fred Snyder
Jiggs
B n ai B r ith Benefit For War Fund In Tucson
B N N B r ith Tucson lodge No 763 will sponsor an outdoor party and supper at 8 o clock July 4 at 2703 East Fourth street to raise funds for war service work. Proceeds support the general fund and the group has equipped day rooms at Davis Monthan field and Douglas air field. Reservations with I Goldberg 37 West Congress. Guests bring playing cards or mah jong sets if they wish to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’nai B'rith
Tucson
Henry Rubinstein
East Fourth Street
Davis-Monthan Field
Douglas Air Field
I. Goldberg
West Congress
Increase Production Cotton Rayon Wool
The War Production Board reported that the first three months of this year saw cotton, rayon, and wool yarn output rise by 40,000,000 pounds over the same period in 1942, with total fabric yardage surpassing last year’s record by about 1,500,000 yards. Despite gains, targets were not fully met. two production declines were noted and corrective steps are in motion. Broad woven rayon fabric fell about six percent and woolen and worsted fabrics declined two percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Army gear requirements for soldiers in training
In addition to the two pairs of shoes issued to every entering American soldier, three extra pairs must be kept in reserve. This rule ensures adequate footwear supply for demand and replacements during service.
Corliss A. Snyder Weds Firman R. Brooks in Tucson
Corliss A. Snyder married Firman R. Brooks on Saturday June 26 at the home of the bride's parents 3962 South Sixth avenue. Rev Beal of First Baptist officiated. Attendants included Bettie Denning and W E Watson. The couple, employed by Consolidated Aircraft Tucson, will reside at 2607 North Campbell after a west coast honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Snyder
Corliss A. Snyder
Firman R. Brooks
W. R. Brooks
Bangs, Tex
Richard §. Beal
First Baptist Church
South Sixth Avenue
Bettie Denning
Tucson
W. E. Watson
San Diego
Calif
Tucsonians Home Is Marriage Scene For Michigan Pair
In Tucson the home of Mrs. J S Bayless hosted the wedding of Donna May Winter and Norwood Clair Durbin of Lansing Michigan. Miss Adalyn Lovejoy served as maid of honor with Lewis Young as best man. The Rev Dr Roy H Wollam of Trinity Presbyterian officiated beside an improvised fireplace altar. Decorations featured pomegranate branches and blue white ome letters. A reception followed with Mrs Walter E Lovejoy helping, guests from Tucson Marana and Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Wollam
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Walter E. Lovejoy
Sahuarita Homemakers Club Picnic Session
The 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, C. W. Dishaw, George C. Graves, Clyde Gaines, J. B. Bull, H. E. Blythe, J. H. Lindsey, and Mrs. Paul Klingenberg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bull
Sahuarita Homemakers Club
R. A. Davis
Messrs
Mmes
R. E. Sutton
J. G. Davis
E. J. Wyley
Coolidge
C. W. Dishaw
George C. Graves
Clyde Gaines
Lt Edwin D. Smith Completes Marine Corps Training
Second Lieutenant Edwin D. Smith, 26, U S Marine Corps, son of Mr and Mrs Fred W Smith of 629 East First Street Tucson, recently graduated from the artillery course at Quantico Virginia. He is assigned to duty with a combat tion and is a San Francisco State College graduate in chemistry and education. He is married to Betty Mae Fisher of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Smith
U.S.M.C
Fred W. Smith
East First Street
Tucson
Quantico
Marine Corps
Smith
San Francisco State College
Betty Mae Fisher
Twentyfirst Avenue
San Francisco
Walter Winehell In New York Notes Of An Innocent Bystander
Walter Winehell reports from New York on theater and entertainment trends. The revival of Boy Meets Girl draws light praise for actors Joey Faye and Lewis Charles with Sarah Lee Harris noted as promising. Stars on Ice debuts impress with new skaters and staging, while Early to Bed earns strong sales despite risqué plot. Jean Roberts comments on Oklahoma’s reception with ticket sales dwindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Faye
Lewis Charles
Sarah Lee Harris
Risgay
Oklahoma
N. Y
Jean Roberts
The Magic Lanterns Stage Door Canteen Review
A wartime showpiece celebrating stage and screen generosity. Bing Crosby delivers moments in Dixie, while the production highlights stars and fan clubs, blending entertainment with patriotic spirit and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Crosby
The Wire and War Voices Reflect on Sacrifice and Selfishness
Bob Trout notes European views on currency as human life and sacrifice. Joseph C. Harsch warns domestic bickering helps the enemy, as the Jap broadcast echoes. Eric Severeid decries Washington's dogeared politics and countdown to 1944 elections, with officials chasing self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Trout
Europe
Joseph C. Harsch
Eric Severeid
Washington
The Magazines and Notable Pieces In Print
Mussolini and Hitler are contrasted by Pierre Van Paassen in Look as Italy’s Duce appears city slicker and Hitler the champ. Saki’s The Open Window is reprinted in Encore after piracy and radio airings. Clarissa Lorenz in Life Story notes ease of finding a beau over a room. Chas Collingswood covers the Darlin assassination tale in Cosmopolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Schickelgruber
Pierre van Paassen
Benito
Adolph
Hitler
Duce
Saki
Washington
Clarissa Lorenz
Chas Collingswood
Cosmopolitan
Oppenheim
Sailors Intervene in Detroit Riots at City Hall
A mob of white youths targeted a Black man near City Hall as three sailors, all under 20, stepped in. The sailors urged the mob to back off and defended the man saying he saved lives and that the violence was being stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
City Hall
Quotation Marks and Witty Bits From The Page
A compilation of brief quips and lines from various authors and speakers, each delivering witty or biting one liners on human nature love aging and society. The excerpts include remarks attributed to Olin Miller Jay Russell Ransome Sherman and others with contrasts on courtship pride and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Miller
Jay Russell
Anon
Ransome Sherman
H. Klurfeld
A. Lang
B. Darwin
R. B. Sanborn
W. Chellwyn
Armed Forces
United Mine Workers
Disposition a Major Factor in a Child's Life
Elsie Robinson discusses how dispositions are formed after birth, not inherited, shaping a child from first consciousness. Parents influence temperament through daily actions, with careful questions from Good Housekeeping's Frederick K. Stamm urging reflective parenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Bill Smith
Ethel White
Jimmy
Grandpa Brown
Jenny
Frederick K. Stamm
Good Housekeeping
King Features Syn. Inc
Conway Intervenes In Suit To Test New Law
PHOENIX June 29 Judge M T Phelps grants permission for Attorney General Joe Conway to intervene in a suit challenging the constitutionality of a state law requiring notice of intention to do business with persons restricted. The action aims to address the law's validity in Maricopa county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Joe Con Way
M. T. Phelps
Maricopa County
Twilight Tires May Be Answer To Shortages
The article discusses Twilight Tires, used recapped tires with rubber left, as a potential remedy for nationwide shortages. It notes about 2,000,000 such tires exist, with Tucson needing grade III units, and explains certification, quotas, and distribution plans under OPA and Defense Supplies Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
OPA
Defense Supplies Corporation
Fuller-Thomas
Los Angeles
Washington
Tokyo Must Go: Hal|ey Warns on Pacific War Strategy
W J Haley former Manchester Guardian editor argues in AP piece that Japan’s quick empire build and pacific threats threaten Berlin and Rome fate. He warns against complacency, urges decisive Allied action after Hitler’s defeat, warns of cautious peace moves at home and in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hill
Associated Press
Britain
Berlin
Tokyo
W. J. Haley
Manchester Guardian
Evening News
Press Association of Great Britain
Reuters
Haley
England
South Pacific
Japan
Churchill
Rome
America
Pacific
East
Midwest
United Nations
Hitler
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
States adopt statewide retirement systems for municipal workers
Colorado and Wisconsin legislatures adopt statewide retirement plans for municipal employees. The move affects city and town workers, aiming for standardized benefits and funding across the states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wisconsin
Increase In Canned Fish For Civilians
The War Food Administration announced that all canned tuna and similar fish packed after June 27 will be for civilian consumption, revoking the 60 percent reserve for military and export use. The change is expected to add about 25 million pounds of canned fish to civilian supplies from this year’s pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Kitt Named Director of Lodwick School of Aeronautics
George R. Kitt, assistant manager for 18 months, is appointed director of the Lodwick School of Aeronautics in Lakeland Florida Albert Lodwick owner announced Kitt, 37, native of Tucson Arizona, is a pilot with a private license and former Union Oil manager He graduated from the University of Arizona in 1929 and has worked in aviation and oil industry roles across Arizona California and New York City He has aided Lodwick in Atlantic flight coordination and Howard Hughes world record flight efforts and has traveled extensively including a 1927 world tour He resides at the New Florida hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland
Fla
George R. Kitt
Lodwick School of Aeronautics
Albert I. Lodwick
Kitt
Tucson
Ariz
Union Oil Co. of California
el Centro
Calif
University of Arizona
New York City
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Union Oil Company
Nogales
Santa Barbara
Lodwick
Dick Merrell
Atlantic
Howard Hughes
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
New Florida Hotel
Columbus Could Reach U S If It Were Spring Voyage
The note suggests that if Columbus had sailed in spring to follow birds in flight, his route could have led him to the area now known as the United States rather than the fall path he took.
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Columbus
The
United States
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B'nai B'rith
Benefit For War Fund
Mr. Brooks
Michigan
Walter Winehell
New York
Conway
Blue Cross Hospital
E. Lester
Army
Bland
Lodwick School
Cash & Carry
Wallis
Ninth St
ICA
Clorox
Clorex
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