Educators Set For Joint Conference At University Campus
The joint education conference begins 8 p.m. tomorrow in room 106 of the museum building with J. O. Mullen presiding. Friday’s program at 9:30 a.m. in the agricultural auditorium features a discussion on when a school system is democratic led by Ganoung Dinges Rouse and Taylor, with E. D. Ring presiding and a university dinner that night. Saturday covers credits in non academic subjects, an open forum on propaganda and officer elections, closing at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Education Council
University of Arizona
J. O. Mullen
Alfred Atkinson
R. A. Ganoung
Department of Classroom Teachers
L. C. Dinges
Yuma
L. T. Rouse
Hervey Taylor
Mesa Union High School
Ring
E. D. Ring
County School Superintendents Association
University
History Unit To Take Trip To Chiricahua National Monument
The Twexon Natural History society plans a May outing to Chiricahua National Monument on a Saturday led by Fred Wynn and Joseph S. Wright. The caravan departs Carnegie Library at 8 a.m. via US Highway 80 to Benson and then to the monument with a public campsite. A Massie point visit, herbarium with 400 species, and a return to Cochise memorial park in the Taragoon mountains are included. The trip may be the season’s last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twexon Natural History Society
Chiricahua National Monument
Fred Wynn
Joseph S. Wright
Carnegie Library
U. S. Highway 80
Benson
Monument
National Park Service
Faraway Ranch
Frank L. Fish
Massie Point
Tucson
Wynn
Coronado National Forest
Cochise Memorial Park
Taragoon Mountains
Subpoena Issued for Liquor Official in Bee's Tavern Case
County Attorney J Mercer Johnson announced a new subpoena for John Duncan state liquor head to testify May 8 in the trial of Beatrice Costine 37 oper ator of Bee's Tavern on Oracle Road charged with selling liquor without a license. The case was delayed when Duncan did not appear. The attorney says complaints from residents prompted the action after Costine's license renewal was denied last January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mercer Johnson
John Duncan
Beatrice Costine
Bee’s Tavern
Oracle Road
Duncan
Air taxi service hearing scheduled in Arizona
The Arizona Corporation Commission docketed the application of B and G Airlines Ltd to operate a taxi service and charter trips anywhere in the state for May 8. No home landing field was designated.
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Phoenix
B. and G. Airlines, Ltd
Arizona Corporation Commission
University of Arizona Women’s Swim Pageant Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the annual University of Arizona women’s swimming pageant go on sale at the university book store in the recreation center and at Howard and Stofft’s downtown. The event runs May 8 and 9 at 8 p.m. with more than 50 co-eds participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
University Book Store
Howard and Stofft’s
Dunbar PTA Set to Meet at School Auditorium
The Dunbar PTA will meet on Thursday at 8 30 p m in the school auditorium. The meeting will begin home hygiene classes to be started during the session.
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Dunbar Pta
Ocotillo Club Meeting At YWCA With Installations
The Ocotillo Club of the YWCA will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m. Officers will be installed and an informal social hour will follow the business meeting.
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Ocotillo Club
Cornell Alumni Club Luncheon At Pioneer Hotel
The Cornell Alumni Club plans its final luncheon of the season tomorrow at 12 15 p m in the Pioneer hotel. Dr R C Gibbs chair of the Cornell physics department will be the special guest leading the program.
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Cornell
Pioneer Hotel
R. C. Gibbs
Cornell University
Churches Raise About 351 for Chinese Relief in Tucson
Approximately 351.86 has been collected in Tucson through cooperation of churches for Chinese relief. Sunday collections by Episcopal 146.34 Presbyterian 93.30 First Christian 42.45 University Methodists 33.55 First Methodist 28.00 Congregational 8.22. collections will continue.
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Tucson
Episcopal
Presbyterian
First Christian
University Methodists
First Methodist
Congregational
University of Arizona Health Talk on Cancer Tonight
Dr Jerome E Andes director of health at the University of Arizona will deliver a public lecture on cancer at 8 o clock tonight in the agricultural hall on the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome E. Andes
University of Arizona
Phi Kappa Phi Dinner For Dr Gibbs At Cornell Faculty
Phi Kappa Phi plans a 6 45 p m dinner tomorrow honoring Dr Gibbs national fellowship chairman of the fraternity. The event at the university dining hall will honor Dr Gibbs of the Cornell university faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHI Kappa Phi
R. C. Gibbs
Gibbs
Cornell University
Timely motion pictures shown at university library
Switzerland Holland and Belgium films will be shown at 7 p m tomorrow in room 110 on the university campus library.
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Timely
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
A Touch of School Spirit at University of Arizona
The University of Arizona will add a display of school spirit with red and blue verbenas lining the main drive into the campus. The flowers will extend from the main entrance between the sidewalk and curb to the flagpole, creating a colorful approach to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Anthropology seminar leaves UA for Amerind excavations
A six member anthropology seminar from the University of Arizona departed this afternoon to visit the Amerind excavations near Dragoon and will return this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Dragoon
Four-H Club Band to Broadcast on KTUC
The 4-H Club Band from Casa Grande will present a radio program tomorrow at 3 15 p m on KTUC. The broadcast originates from the University of Arizona campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Grande
KTUC
University of Arizona
Bezin Named U S Bureau of Mines Fellow at Arizona
John B Bezin of Crystal Falls Michigan is appointed a fellow in the U S bureau of mines for the coming school year at the University of Arizona. The appointment was made by President Alfred Atkinson. Bezin is a candidate for a bachelor of science degree this June at Michigan College of Mining and Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Bezin
Crystal Falls
Mich
U. S. Bureau of Mines
University of Arizona
Alfred Atkinson
Bezin
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Dorcas Society Meeting At Grace Lutheran
The Dorcas Society of Grace Lutheran church will convene Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. Frank Block's home 1739 East Hawthorne for a church group gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society OF Grace Lutheran Church
Frank Block
East
Hawthorne
Charles W. Jones Committed to State Hospital for the Insane
Charles W. Jones, 47, arrested last week after being found on the street in women’s clothes, was ordered committed today in superior court to the state hospital for the insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Jones
Superior Court
State Hospital For the
Major Wade Killen Heads to Conduct Classes
Major Wade Killen instructor at Tucson reserve officers section No 1 left today to conduct classes in Safford Roswell Las Cruces and El Paso. He will return in about a week.
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Wade Killen
Tucson
Safford
Roswell
Las Cruces
el Paso
Sheriff seeks Byron Swain after car found abandoned
Sheriff's deputies today were trying to locate Byron N. Swain a veteran's hospital employee living at 628 North Stone Avenue. Swain's car was found abandoned along the railroad yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron N. Swain
Veterans’ Hospital
North Stone Avenue
Swain
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
Constipation relief paired with pepsin to aid digestion and calm stomach distress. The Syrup Pepsin dissolves undigested protein and the Senna laxative stimulates bowel movements. Pleasant tasting for families and recommends purchasing at a druggist.
Tucson Lodge No. 4 to Confer Third Degree Tonight
Members and officers of Tucson lodge No. 4 F and A M will confer the third degree on candidates tonight in the Masonic temple.
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Tucson Lodge No. 4
A. M
Masonic Temple
Young UA Student Gordon Seeley Improves After Injury
Gordon Seeley, 19, University of Arizona student and son of City Manager George Seeley, was reported to be a trifle better after a severe head injury. He was hurt last week diving into a pool and striking a rock in Sabino Canyon.
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Gordon Seeley
University of Arizona
George Seeley
Seeley
Sabino Canyon
Compromise likely on Canyon Road abandonment plan faces county board
Pima county supervisors hear Monday arguments on abandoning Bear canyon and Walker roads to prevent land division. John Miguel, owner, seeks abandonment. a compromise proposes a property line thoroughfare to the Catalina mountains for hiking and horseback use. Protests come from chamber of commerce secretary C Edgar Goyette and several landowners.
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Pima
Bear Canyon
Walker
John Miguel
Catalina Mountains
Coronado National Forest
Bear
Miguel Holdings
C. Edgar Goyette
Chamber of Commerce
John W. Harrison
Eva Cloud
Ruth Walker
Mary M. Bower
Lillian M. Martin
Second Charge Facing Tarin
Tarin, a 27 year old ex convict, faces a new charge alongside assault with a deadly weapon. Police say he stole a $60 camera and $25 spectacles from C. Y. Tom of T. and T. market on South Sixth avenue Monday night. The stabbing occurred yesterday when Navajo Indian Paul Begay was accosted on West Congress street. Tarin waived preliminary hearing and was held to answer in superior court on $1,000 bond.
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Raymond Tarin
James Brady
Tarin
C. Y. Tom
T. and
T. Market
South Sixth Avenue
Brady
Tom
Paul Begay
Tuba City
Begay
West Congress Street
Justice Court
Ice Cream Heist Hits Sunrise Dairy in Wabash
Police hunt a gang after thieves broke into Sunrise Dairy in Wabash taking seven to ten gallons of vanilla ice cream and leaving no cash. The incident drew local attention to a sweet tooth crime with no money stolen.
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Wabash
Ind. U.P
Sunrise
No Second Tax On Autos Here Assessor Says
Pima county assessor Charles M. Taylor announced that current motor vehicle tolls will be computed under the old ad valorem law for the present. New car buyers will pay only for titles and plates this year, with taxes due under ad valorem next year. Used car buyers with current tolls will remit for title changes, while those with no current tax paid will settle tolls under ad valorem.
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Charles M. Taylor
Pima County
Taylor
State Supreme Court
Arizona
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Street Improvement Bills Sent To Tucson Property Owners
Bills totaling 15777.27 were mailed today to Tucson property owners for street improvement costs. Principal and interest payments are due in December, with reduced interest starting June 2. New bill forms show each assessment in detail, replacing the old total-cost only format.
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Tucson
R. R. Guthrie
Guthrie
Preliminary hearing set for murder case in Bridges
A preliminary hearing in the murder case against Drury William Bridges 38 is scheduled for 1 30 PM tomorrow in justice court. Bridges is charged with shooting William Haygood 37 a Negro in the street at Congress street and Sixth avenue after an argument over Bridges window cleaning business.
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Drury William Bridges
William Haygood
Justice Court
Bridges
Congress Street
Sixth Avenue
Haygood
Finnish Geologists Appeal for Aid to Rejoin World Study
A circular from the Geological Survey of Finland appeals to geologists worldwide for financial help as Finland aims to resume its role in global geological research. The message notes wartime destruction, preserved archives, and Finnish resolve to endure and support Western civilization with international aid.
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Geological Survey of
Finland
G. M. Butler
College of Mines and Engineering
University of Arizona
Shirley Temple Noted as Youngest in Who's Who in America
The reference lists Shirley Temple as the youngest individual named in Who's Who in America, highlighting her early prominence and public recognition.
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Shirley Temple
Woman Held for Trial in Shooting Kin
Beatrice Costine a 37 year old tavern keeper was held to answer assault with a deadly weapon in superior court after being accused of shooting her 24 year old sister in law during an argument at Bee's Tavern on Oracle road. Her daughter Anita Costine Dickerson was ordered held as a material witness with a 500 bond. The injured woman Mrs Nene Thomas also known as Irene Vanek and her husband were reported abroad in Florida. The daughter's testimony prompted a bench warrant to bring her to court.
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Beatrice Costine
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace
W. Gardner
J. Mercer Johnson
Nene
Alabama homicides drop 29 in 1939, health bureau reports
Alabama saw 29 fewer homicides in 1939 than in 1938 according to the state health department vital statistics bureau. The decline signals improving safety conditions across the state.
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Montgomery
Ala. A
Alabama
State Health Department Vital Statistics Bureau
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Wallace Bransford
Tucson Society For the Hard of Hearing
Fred M. Duckles
American Society For the Hard of Hearing
Duckles
Santa Rita Hotel
Tucson Senior High School
Elizabeth Dearing
KVOA
Ady
Canyon
Catalina
Charvoz Motors, Inc
Tidmarsh Cooling
FHA
Liddel
Joseph Pratt
America
Costine
Billy Knighton
Quiltcraft
el Sahuaro
Jacome
Martex
Ethilo
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