University of Arizona to Elevate School of Business to College
The University of Arizona board of regents approves turning the School of Business and Public Administration into a college on July 1. Dr. E. J. Brown will serve as dean, with A. B. Schmidt, F. A. Conrad, and Miss Elizabeth Lanham in key departmental roles. The college will include economics, sociology, and secretarial studies, and will start official operations with the fall semester.
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Board of Regents
University of Arizona
School of Business and Public Administration
E. J. Brown
College of Liberal Arts
Business and Public Administration
Liberal Arts
Law and Education Colleges
Brown
College of Business
New College
A. B. Schmidt
F. A. Conrad
Elizabeth Lanham
From Here Join Navy In Single Week
Phoenix reports the Tucson area completed a large intake at the Navy recruiting station with 16 recruits. Six were 17 year old voluntary enlistees and two were Seabees volunteers. Inductees listed include Raul Romero Eleazar Castano James Jewett Finis Brown Elias Valdez Lawrence Saraficio Henry Jose and Antone Manuel.
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Phoenix
U. S. Navy
Tucson
Navy
Arizona
Seabees
Naval Construction Forces
William T. Cole
John M. Cole
West St. Clair St
Calvin J. Willhite
C. J. Willhite
West
Sonora St
George D. Thompson, Jr
G. D. Thompson
East Ninth St
James L. Kennedy
James H. Kennedy
East Pennsylvania Drive
Antonio M. Preciado
Antonio S. Preciado
South 10Th Avenue
William C. Payne
C. J. Payne
Payne
Rosenda M. Sanchez
West Washington Street
Remo N. Saccani
East Sixth Street
Seabee
Raul R. Romero
East President Street
Eleazar O. Castano
West 30Th Street
James N. Jewett
Eloy
Finis J. Brown
Sahuarita
Elias G. Valdez
Melwood Street
Lawrence Saraficio
Sells
Henry Jose
Antone Manuel
Victory Garden Tip From State College
Victory gardeners near State College Pa. may deter rabbits gophers and grackles by sprinkling watered lime on damp plants scattering moth balls around plot edges or applying ashes and red pepper on leaves Penn State advises.
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Victory Garden
Tip State College
Victory
Pennsylvania State College
Parks Without Grass Highlight Child Delinquency Link
A Phoenix editorial argues unequipped parks fail underprivileged children, linking lack of play space to delinquency. Police and probation officials urge more playgrounds, noting rising juvenile cases and suggesting loaned park equipment as a solution.
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Eagle Park
Harold Wheeler
David Putney
Wheeler
Frank Peyton
Peyton
Fort Grant
Phoenix
Arkansas
Don Hummel Promoted to Major in U S Army
Former Tucson lawyer Don Hummel son of Louis G Hummel of 1945 East Adams Street has been promoted to major. He is a University of Arizona graduate who practiced law with his father after Michigan Law School and served in WPA and OPA roles before his 1942 induction. He will join the Army Air Forces intelligence division and attend combat intelligence school in Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Tucson
Don Hummel
Louis G. Hummel
East Adams Street
U. S. Army
Maj. Hummel
University of Arizona
Michigan Law School
Army
Army Air Forces
Maj
Hummel
Combat Intelligence
Harrisburg
Highest Paid Private Collects 8.85 Monthly
Private Cyril G. Wolfe at Aberdeen Proving Ground earns 8.85 dollars per pay period, far below the 203.50 monthly figure cited as the Army's top private salary. The discrepancy leaves Wolfe sending most pay home to his wife, mother, and ten children in Des Moines.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Cyril G. Wolfe
Army
Des Moines
War Department
Wolfe Stil & mm
California Optimists Meet Here On July 7
Representatives of the California chapters of the Optimist clubs will visit Tucson on Wednesday July 7 en route to the national convention in Chicago. Delegates Leslie M. Holtz Glendale and Earle Dahlam San Francisco head the Southwest Pacific group. Local members volunteered to help sell war bonds on Independence Day at the University of Arizona stadium.
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California
Optimist
Tucson
Leslie M. Holtz
Glendale
Calif
Earle Dahlam
San Francisco
National Convention of Optimists
Chicago
Optimists
Southwest Pacific States
University of Arizona
Fred Dragonette
Pima County
Paul Fortsheimer
Marana Army Airfield
Vegetarian Tiger Leningrad Symbol of War Hardship
Henry Shapiro reports from Leningrad where a tiger at the city zoo now eats vegetables signaling wartime change. He describes civilian hunger, missing utilities, and the Kirov factory workers surviving on rations while three shifts keep production open amid shelling and siege.
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Henry Shapiro
Leningrad
U.P
Kirov
Nikolai Puzhev
Kellogg's All-Bran promotes natural elimination
If constipation comes from low bulk in the diet and intestines are normal, use Kellogg's All-Bran. It works on the colon contents to aid easy elimination, not by prodding the body. Eat regularly, drink water, and join the regulars. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Tobacco Mosaic Virus In Bottle Remained Infectious After 23 Years
A study reports the tobacco mosaic virus preserved in a bottle for 23 years still capable of causing disease when tested. Researchers note the long term stability of viral particles and its implications for understanding virology and storage safety.
Ceilings Unaltered On Women's Fall Apparel
Washington report says price ceilings for women's girls' and children's fall dresses suits coats blouses and similar outer wear will be held at last fall's levels announced by the office of price administration on June 30.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Seychelles Labor Rule Targets All Men Over Sixteen
government orders every male laborer over 16 in the Seychelles Islands to keep at least half an acre under food crops this year. The program aims to boost local self sufficiency and food security amid shortages.
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Seychelles Islands
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