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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1944

Page

4

Marana WAC Secretary To Commanding Officer

Air WAC Sgt. Martha Pattison serves as secretary to Col. Charles Backes at Marana Army Air Field Arizona. Her desk handles confidential papers on operations transfers and personnel, reflecting a rapid rise from private to sergeant in just over a year.

Marana Army Air Field Tucson Ariz Marana Army Airfield Air Wac Martha Pattison South Norton Los Angeles Calif Army Air Force Training Command Charles Backes Backes Heber V. Tilden Manuel Carlin Women’s Army Corps California Pearl Harbor Union Pacific Railroad Pacific Mutual Uso Center WAC Ft. Des Moines Marana Air Wacs

Camp to Camp Concert Company At Davis Monthan Field

Iturbi plays in a camp show featuring Ampare Iturbi piano sister of Jose Iturbi and Rita Holder Metropolitan Opera ballerina. The program includes violin pieces vocal solos duets and dances and is staged with the Weekly Better Music Hours at the Davis Monthan base chapel Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights.

USC Davis-Monthan Field Marana Ampare Iturbi Jose Iturbi Rita Holder Metropolitan Opera

Swimming Lessons Start Thursday at YWCA for Women

The YWCA announces women only swimming lessons at 738 North Fifth Avenue in the main building. Lessons run Thursday evenings from 7 30 to 9 00 p m with six lessons priced at 2 10, and also on Tuesday evenings until June 1. Attendees must bring suit cap towel and have a Y doctor physical examination. phone 170 for details and appointments.

The YWCA North Fifth Avenue

Order Of Rainbow For Girls Skating Party Held

The Order Of Rainbow For Girls held a skating party at Tucson Roller King last night for members. The event ran from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with Doris Helbig and Carolyn Bickers arranging. Chaperones included Mrs Harry Fleming, Robert Ruggles, W H Gladden, C L Helbig and Clarence Smith. The rink manager provided a special music program and cold drinks were served.

Order of the Rainbow Tucson Order Doris Helbig Carolyn Bickers Mmes Harry Fleming Robert Ruggles W. H. Gladden C. L. Helbig Clarence Smith

Charles B. Sheldon to be buried in Tucson

Burial of Charles Benson Sheldon 59 department manager of Miami Commercial for 16 years will be in Tucson after funeral services today. He died yesterday after a heart attack Saturday. A native of Alabama he is survived by his wife Cora and four daughters Carlene Mabel Dorothy Florine all of Tucson and two sons Reagan and John in the Army.

Miami Charles Benson Sheldon Miami Commercial Tucson Alabama Sheldon Cora Carlene Mabel Dorothy Florine Reagan John

Ratings For Southern Arizona Music Contest Declared

The southern Arizona junior music contest sponsored by the National Federation of Music Clubs announced ratings by chairman Hartley D. Snyder. Of 25 contestants three received superior ratings: Beverley Forshay of B Sharp club, Le Noire Sa Harmony club, and Maryetta Conley of B Sharp club. The B Sharp Harmony La Campanella Capo and the Sharp and Flat clubs were represented.

National Federation of Music Clubs Hartley D. Snyder Beverley Forshay le Noire Sa Harmony Club Maryetta Conley Harmony

St Anne's Society to Meet at All Saints Hall

The St Anne's society of All Saints' church holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in All Saints' hall. Mrs J J O'Dowd Red Cross production room chairman will address the group. Important business will be taken up and all members urged to attend.

St. Anne’s Society of All Saints’ Church All Saints’ Hall J. J. O'Dowd Red Cross

Sew and So Club Holds Regular Meeting Tomorrow

The Sew and So club will meet at 2 p m tomorrow at 1300 Ft. Lowell road, home of Mrs May belle Haston. Mrs Hazel Brown will co host, and visiting Rebekahs are invited.

Sew and So Maybelle Haston Lowell Road Hazel Brown Rebekahs

Sahuero Division 318 LA to ORC Meeting Set

Sahuero Division 318 LA to ORC will meet at 1 C C F Hall at 2 p m Thursday.

Sahuero Division LA To Orc C.C.F. Hall

Alumnae Entertain Alpha Phi Chapter in Tucson Buffet

Alpha Phi alumnae in Tucson host a Wednesday 6 30 p m buffet at Mrs Neil Oakleys home 606 North Park Avenue. The event honors chapter seniors Dorothy Fisher and Priscilla Harvey with active members and pledges attending plus many alumnae guests and association members named in full.

Tucson Alpha Phi Rebecca Clardy Sarah Coleman Lee Connor Virginia Crosby Betty Jo Curry Mary Lou Dennis Dorothy Fisher Marjorie Grindle Patsy Hargitt Sally Hinz Mary Ellen Hirschi Corrine Holst Peggy Howell Marilyn Jacobs Avanelle Johnson Marjorie Johnson Phyllis Kunnihorn Sue Lesher Dorothy Mayne Sandy MacIntosh Betty Jo McKinney Joye Merrill Betty Mierow Joan Naft

Bomber Cameras Record Bomb Release and Flight Stages

Bombing aircraft use synchronized cameras with bomb release mechanisms to photograph each flight stage. A flash bomb lights the target at the precise moment of impact.

Public Divorce Upsets Child Behind Bus Windows

A mother freshly divorced shouts and sobs on a City Hall bus while her frightened twelve year old daughter questions meeting her father again. The scene highlights how divorces harm children and notes many parents involve their kids in disputes. The author argues custody battles often harm children and that fathers usually try to be fair while mothers may vent hostility.

King Features Syndicate, Inc

Miss Jacqueline Short Visits Tucson Parents Three Weeks

Miss Jacqueline A Short assist ant buyer in fashion at Lord and Taylor New York arrives in Tucson with her parents Mr and Mrs Cleveland L Short visiting from Richmond VA. Miss Pat Upshaw daughter of Mrs Marion Upshaw leaves for San Francisco for the summer.

Jacqueline A. Short Lord and Taylor Department Store New York City Tucson Cleveland L. Short Richmond Pat Upshaw Marion Upshaw East Fifth Street San Francisco

Miss Culbertson to Visit Mrs Nordahl in San Diego

Miss Bea Culbertson daughter of Mrs Mabel V Culbertson will depart tomorrow to visit in San Diego Mrs Bruce Nordahl formerly Carlotta Betcher a Tucson resident several years ago

Bea Culbertson Mabel V. Culbertson Camino Mira Monte San Diego Bruce Nordahl Carlotta Betcher Tucson

California coastal plants supply vital heart medicine

Digitalis, once imported from Europe, is now obtainable from plants naturalized along northern California's coast. The shift reduces dependence on imports and leverages native flora for an essential cardiovascular drug.

Europe California

Walter Winchell In New York Chronicle

Six decades of gossip items recap. Secret service probe of a princess disappearance is noted alongside entertainment headlines. Sylvia Sidney and Fletcher Martin appear in a playful aside. Theatre pricing and theater tickets spark chatter. Miscellaneous showbiz updates conclude the column.

Secret Service New York International House Sylvia Sidney Fletcher Martin Tapioca American Mercury Eugene Lyons Eric Johnson Ted Lawsons Red Skelton Kid Chocolate Philly Sally Rand

Ghost Talks and Derby Weigh in 1940 Era News Mix

Charles Michelson says The Ghost Talks claims Henry Wallace letters were not printed in 1940. W Willkie vetoed a plan to embarrass the vice president. The Winter Book calls Kentucky Derby history sheaves. A shoe chain faces a government embarrassment over coupons. Broadway thrives despite reviews. Jimmy Durante returns to New York with big deals. Mercedes Marlow and Joe E Lewis intrigue. Garbo to play a gas radio operator on a Norwegian ship in pants.

Charles Michelson Putnam Henry Wallace W. Willkie le Plan Vice-Prez Uncle Sam Jimmy Durante New York Mercedes Marlow Joe E. Lewis H’wood Garbo

Helen Hayes to star in Tomorrow the World film

Helen Hayes may headline the screen version of Tomorrow the World adapted by Ring Lardner Jr. Frank Loesser and wife anticipate wartime hits. Anita de Palma and Del Campo Cugat are named vocal performers. Renee Russell of Follow the Girls to middle-aisle with Capt. O Connor. Coasters deny romance rumor between Bette Davis and Don Johnson. June Havoc and Wilbur Evans perform a duet amid a feud.

Helen Hayes Ring Lardner, Jr Frank Loesser Paul Haakon June Havoc Wilbur Evans Love

Lovely Marion Harris Ill After Return From England

Marion Harris star of the Palace and others returns from England and is reported very ill at Neuro logical Hospital. The item notes a city probe into night clubs ongoing for four months and mentions various entertainment figures and industry updates.

Marion Harris the Palace England Neurological Hospital Manones Fred Allen Wallace Washington FDR Eleanor Ork Phil Brestoff del Parker Detroit Vaughn Crew Betty Stuart Robert Strong

Michigan Lawmakers Indicted For Bribery

A grand jury in Lansing charged 14 persons with conspiracy to corrupt the 1939 Michigan legislative session. Five alleged bribers and nine legislators named. bribes involved taxation of intangible property like stocks and bonds.

Lansing Mich Michigan Leland W. Carr Kim Sigler

Arizonian Made Citizen Amid Shells In Anzio

Sgt. Juan Ramirez of Tolleson Arizona was among eight soldiers of the 45th Infantry Division to take the U S oath of citizenship in a shell blasted Anzio Nettuno farmhouse. Their unit fought in Sicily two landings and the Bloody Ridge battle. Shells whistled as the ceremony ended near the Fifth Army zone.

Fifth Army Italy Juan Ramirez, Tolleson, Ariz 45Th Infantry Division United States Anzio- Nettuno Sicily Bloody Ridge Thomas Estes Theimony and Naturalization

35000 Arizonians File Tax Declarations

Approximately 35,000 Arizonians filed 1944 income tax declarations by Apr. 15 and paid $3,718,113 in first installments, W. P. Stuart, collector of internal revenue reported. There are no comparative figures for last year due to revisions in tax schedules.

Phoenix W. P. Stuart Internal Revenue

Midland City Man Dies Of Car Injuries

Phoenix May 2 Guy Looney 60 of Midland City died at 4 45 today from injuries suffered when struck by a car on the highway 20 miles west of Globe The driver identified by Patrolman Maher is Mrs G L Hunsaker of Globe The accident was termed unavoidable by the patrol office

Phoenix Guy Looney Midland City Globe Miami Highway Patrol G. L. Hunsaker E. H. Maher Maher

Underground Chinese Press Behind Japanese Lines

China’s underground press reports from behind Japanese lines under constant danger. T. T. Hsiao of the Chinese Central News Agency says five correspondents are dead and seven are jailed or missing. News workers include puppet officials’ children and factory workers who relay vital movements and plans.

Chungking China Japan T. T. Hsiao Chinese Central News Agency Free Hsiao

Coroner's Jury Rules Death Natural in Phoenix

A coroner's jury ruled that 46 year old cafe owner John W. Stewart died from heart trouble brought on by excitement after an argument he started. Deputies released a 30 year old man who allegedly argued with Stewart two hours before he collapsed at his home. Stewart was married with an infant and the dispute occurred at a neighboring buffet.

Phoenix John W. Stewart Sheriff's Deputies Stewart

Mexico City Returns To Central Standard Time

Mexico City reverted to central standard time today after four months of central wartime time. Clocks were set back one hour, standardizing time across the capital and the republic.

Mexico City Republic

Club Officers Attend Meet at Pioneer Breakfast

Mrs Warda Huxley president and Mrs Margaret Renaud vice president of the Phoenix unit of the Arizona School Administrative Assistants association attended a Sunday 10 a.m. breakfast at the Pioneer with state and local ASAAs executives. Tucson participants included Mrs Rachael Maynard retiring state president and publicity chair, Mrs Evelyn Strom second vice president and legislative committee member and Tucson unit president, Miss Amanda Shultz state treasurer and finance committee member, Miss Helen Clark state at large member and nominations committee member, Miss Cordelia Hagerty finance committee chair, Miss Ruth Fuller finance committee member, and Miss Ruth Miller research committee member.

Warda Huxley Margaret Renaud Phoenix Arizona School Administrative Nts Association Pioneer A.S.A.A Arizona Arizona Education Association Tucson Rachael Maynard Evelyn Strom The State Association Amanda Shultz Helen Clark Cordelia Hagerty Ruth Fuller Ruth Miller

Capt. Riddell Ordered To Report For Service

Capt. William Hugh Riddell of Tucson, Arizona, has been ordered to active duty with the signal corps by the War Department.

Riddell Washington William Hugh Riddell Tucson Ariz Signal Corps War Department

The Marbled Godwit Among Largest Shore Birds

The marbled godwit measures 21 inches in length and ranks as one of the largest shore birds.

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Marana Wac C. O Iturbi Jose Order of Rainbow For Charles B. Sheldon Daily Reminder Alpha Phi Chapter el —Merendero Elsie Robinson ASD W. S. Brown Toledo Brown Pacific International Soundphoto Walter Winchell Clark Lee Ernie Pyle von Ribbentrop Weidenberg, Lewis, Blum Albert Karp Frank Sinatra Raymond Largay Harry Arizonian Anzio Donavon A. A Pioneer Hotel Langers N. Stone Gabardine By Laird Schober Given Bros East Congress
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