University of Arizona Arts Series Closes With Dancers and Drama
The final artist series event features dancers directed by Mrs Genevieve Brown Wright with music by the university orchestra led by George Wilson. Arthur Olaf Andersen devised the romantic dance drama with dialogue by Lucy Barton, set in a Hollywood style dance school. The script stars Gloria and Jealousy with costumes by Ade Rolfe Floreen and Don Prendergast. The Girl With the Green Nails plays at University Auditorium on May 6 at 2:30 and 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Fine Arts
Genevieve Brown Wright
Re Beeeee
Hollywood
Ade Rolfe Floreen
Floreen
Gloria
Don Prendergast
Art Department
Mrs. Wright
Molly Knight
Jessica Miller
Herring Hall
Natalie Carillo
Sara Coleman
Daunice Crozier
M. Peter Overson
van B. Entriken
Jim Showers
Roy Atwell
Tucson
University Auditorium
Miss Lurene Nepple Returns to Los Angeles by Air
Miss Lurene Nepple a 1941 University of Arizona graduate now with American Airlines flew back to Los Angeles yesterday after a visit in the Old Pueblo hosted by Miss Mary Louise Sunday evening Mrs Lewis A Winkle gave a buffet at 020 East Helen for Nepple and Chi Omega sorority sisters including Mrs Boysie Day Mrs William Abney Mrs Dan L Fitchett Mrs Charles Thorton Miss Mary Louise Felix Miss Katherine Maffeo and Miss Dorothy Ott
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurene Nepple
University of Arizona
American Airlines
Los Angeles
Old Pueblo
Mary Louise
Lewis A. Winkle
Miss Nepple
East Helen
Chi Omega Sorority
Nepple
Boysie Day
Wiliam Abney
Dan L. Fitchett
Charles Thorton
Mary Louise Felix
Katherine Maffeo
Dorothy Ott
Ornithologists Visit Madera For Birds Of Arizona Research
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brandt of Cleveland and Nelson K. Caroo of San Diego stayed at Santa Rita Trails Resort in Madera Canyon while collecting data for Birds of Arizona. Additional visitors from California and Tucson residents joined weekend at the canyon site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Brandt
Cleveland
Ohio
Nelson K. Caroo
San Diego
Calif
Santa Rita Trails
Madera Canyon
Arizona
Frank Whitlock
N. L. Montague
Pasadena
Tucson
George Hall
Judy
W. W. Cadwell
Forrest Templeton
Cpl
Clayton O. Bernard
Joe Bunton
Junior Woman's Club Holds Final Business Meeting
The Junior Woman's Club concluded its season with a luncheon at El Merendero. Retiring president Mrs. Tyler Barrett presided the first half, with Mrs. Donald Hitch taking over. New members Ray Gifford and Paul J Pauling were welcomed. Reports on the Chandler state convention arrived April 10 11. A summer social plan was approved, including a silver tea May 12 at Mrs Walter Lovejoys garden to raise funds for the clubhouse repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Merendero
Tyler Barrett
Donald Hitch
Mmes
Ray Gifford
Paul J. Pauling
John Lyons, Jr
Chandler
Edwin W. Seager
Arizona State
Junior Woman's Club
Earl C. Calkins
Dennis Weaver
Walter Lovejoy
Speedway
Robert W. Black
Leslie L. Motz
W.S. Ronaldson
J. D. Lyons, Jr
H. A. Bring
J. W. Ewing, Jr
Fred Krivel
R. J. Gifford
George Meskell
Leroy Cunningham
Don McCaughey
Tyler E. Barrett
Donald Leigh Hitch
William Sands
Howard D. Smith
William Hood
Mark Beebe
J. M. Nicademus
J. Lynde Stott
Paul E. Johnson
Dan W. Clarke
Milton Lee Campbell
Wayne Riggs
Arthur Colwin
J. F. McKale
E L. Dickson
Mrs
Glen Hartwell
Hazel L. Rodier
Rosa H. Valles
Tucson Bundles for America Reports Tag Day Results
The Tucson chapter of Bundles for America, Inc. reports April 22 tag day raised funds totaling 770.13 to support Army and Navy service kits and knitting. Nellie Kemp, president, announced large shipments including 184 knitted garments and hospital items sent to the Los Angeles depot. A benefit silver tea by Beulah Robinson is planned in Ft. Lowell studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America, Inc
Tucson
Army and Navy
Nellie Kemp
Chapter E
PEO
Woman's Auxiliary
Grace Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Kemp
Owl Drug
Desert San
Craycroft
Ft. Lowell
Readings by Speech Majors at University Campus
The University of Arizona announces two BA speech readings by senior majors in Maricopa Hall. Mildred Perelman will read from How Green Was My Valley on Thursday at 8 p m. Kay Hendry will read The Bridge of San Luis Rey on Monday May 8 at 8 p m. Both under the direction of Alethea S Mattingly. Townspeople and winter visitors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Speech
University of Arizona
Maricopa Hall
Mildred Perelman
Green Was
My Valley
Richard Llewelyn
Kay Hendry
Bridge of
San Luis Rey
Thornton Wilder
Alethea S. Mattingly
Walter Winchell In New York Rumors and Plans
Rumor says Gen Patton may lead the invasion with a London speech to confirm the honor. McNaught Syndicate may acquire John Gunther's Inside Out column if signatures can be obtained. Ginny Simms plans a long term soldier entertaining program. Frank Loesser writes a new song First Class Private Mary Brown. Mrs Will Rogers reportedly ill at Doctors Hospital.
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Patton
London
McNaught Syndicate
John Gunther
Gunther
Ginny Simms
Frank Loesser
Ace Songsmith
Mary Brown
Wac’s
A. A. Knopf
Mencken
Governor uses plainclothes troopers at tracks
Gov Dewey deploys State Troopers in plain clothes to station at tracks to keep undesirables out. David O Selznick finishes Since You Went Away. Runtime 2 hours 50 minutes, aims to rival Gone with the Wind which has grossed 35 million to date. Russell Swann’s act captivates at the Wedgwood Room with stooge gags. Gypsy Rose Lee plans Hollywood stay and quits stage. Arthur William Brown named president of the Society of Illustrators. Phil Baker and Irmgaard Erik to marry in Beverly Hills with Constance Moore and Paul Lucas in attendance.
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Dewey
David O. Selznick
Russell Swann
Wedgwood Room
Doubleday Doran to publish Smith book in October
Doubleday Doran will publish H Allen Smiths Lost in the Horse Latitudes in October. Two other titles were rejected as nonsensical. Webster’s dictionary reference is noted but not widely understood. King Features will syndicate Capt William Crawfords Gore and Glory about a bomber pilot in the Southwest Pacific. Gypsy Markoff cannot play accordion after Lisbon crash and starts at Greenwich Village Inn as a thrush. Marva Louis begins there May 3 with touring unit earning fifty thousand dollars in six weeks. Night clubs face new 30 percent tax inspections by officials.
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Doubleday Doran
H. Allen Smith
Webster
King Features
Wm. Crawford
Southwest Pacific
Gypsy Markoff
Lisbon
Greenwich Village
Marva Louis
Champ
Embarrassing aria pull for Grace Moore hits network
Grace Moore faces embarrassment after an aria from Madame Butterfly scheduled for April 29 on RCA Victor is dropped by the network. The decision reflects wartime sensitivities and risk considerations affecting radio opera programming.
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Grace Moore
Rca-Victor
la Conga
Simon and Schuster
Peter Arno
Ralph Ober
Associated Press-Wide World Photo
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Richard Korbel
Hedy Spielter
Jean Paddock
Kelly
Worcester corset firm and its famous model at 45
In Worcester Massachusetts a corset company secures fame worldwide with foundations worn by queens actresses and housewives. The chief model chosen after testing hundreds is a Worcester hotel man's wife Corporal Wilma Galbraith Mc Gady of the Air WAC stationed in Hollywood. She is 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Hotel
Wilma Galbraith McGady
Air-Wac
Hollywood
Gas and manpower strains noted in wartime era contrasts
The piece contrasts 1918 and 1944 armed forces and vehicle ratios, mentions old and modern classified pages, highlights a soprano audition by Lorna Byron for Kostelanetz, lists La Prensa award winners Raul and Eva Reyes and others, notes Havana Madrid performers, and reports a 95 percent male infidelity poll, plus a midtown gathering at Hansen's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Examiner
San Francisco Duto
Lorna Byron
Kostelanetz
la Prensa
Havana
Madrid
Raul
Eva Reyes
Jose Corbello
Pilar Lopez
D Warbler
Chucho Martinez
Hansen's Drug Store
Poor Man's Stork
War reporters and LSTs in wartime odds and postage profits
NBC reporter Ed Wallace notes sailors call LST ships Large Sitting Targets while war correspondents in the South Pacific receive campaign ribbons from MacArthur. European press corps lack such honors. The U S Post Office posts a 1943 profit of 1.3 million dollars for the first time in 24 years, prompting a postage fee increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Wallace
NBC
South Pacific
MacArthur
U. S. Post Office
Skinner-Smith Rites Read At Trinity Presbyterian Church
Miss Helen Isabelle Skinner daughter of Mr and Mrs B Skinner and Wesley Charles Smith son of Mr A Smith were wed at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Tucson at 5 30 pm. Rev Roy H Wollam officiated. Attendants wore blue and the couple will live in Tucson after a Coast trip. Both work for American Airlines in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Isabelle Skinner
d’Hardelot
John H. Densmore
Charles C. Arnold
Margery Smith
Adalyn Lovejoy
William A. Smith
Co. J. Nichols
B. F. Hannah, Jr
Tucson
Lafayette
William H. Skinner
East Seventh Street
American Airlines
Curie lecture planned at Grace parish luncheon
At a May day luncheon May 5 Grace Episcopal parish house St. Margaret's guild will host Mrs Richard Bishop Moore as guest speaker. She will discuss the life and work of Pierre and Marie Curie, sharing ties with the Curies and Moore's role in bringing radium and helium research to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Margaret’s Guild
Richard Bishop Moore
Moore
Pierre and
Marie Curie
Pierre Curie
Madame Curie
Mr. Moore
United States
Washington
Purdue University
Mildred Jones and Sgt Elder Wed in Single Ring Rite
Mildred L Jones of Kansas City Missouri and Sgt Quintin Arthur Elder formerly of Oklahoma City Oklahoma were married Monday night at the First Christian Church The ceremony was officiated by Rev H LeRoy Kinser in the presence of R L Harbour and J A Rothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quintin Arthur Elder
Davis-Monthan Army Airfield
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mildred L. Jones
Kansas City
First Christian Church
H. LeRoy Kinser
R. L. Harbour
J. A. Rothe
Chief Theatre Building In Casa Grande Burns
CASA GRANDE May 3 The three year old Chief theatre building a one story frame and stucco structure was destroyed by fire yesterday with losses over 12000 covered by insurance Fire Chief Jack Clements said the blaze found at 430 am by a pedestrian may have started from a defective refrigerator electric motor in a lunch stand The fire damaged the roof of an adjoining second hand store before volunteers brought it under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Grande
Chief Theatre
Jack Clements
Clements
Listen World By Elsie Robinson on Juvenile Delinquency
The column argues juvenile crime stems from weak parenting and public opinion that neglects discipline. It urges mothers to take charge, restore authority, and demand parental sacrifice, condemning flippant motherhood and urging community action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Copper To Hold Markets E T Stannard Believes
New York May 3 E T Stannard president of Kennicott Copper Corp told stockholders at the annual meeting postwar demand for copper would remain strong in electrical and automobile fields The firm reported first quarter net earnings of 1 02 a share on current tax basis versus 1 08 in Q1 1943
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. T. Stannard
Kennecott Copper Corp
Stannard
Cyreanians worshiped Achor the god of flies
In ancient Cyreania the deity Achor presided over flies and was revered as a divine figure associated with pests and uncleanliness. Priests performed rites to appease Achor and protect crops from infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achor
Desert Garden Club Meets At Arizona Inn Tucson
Desert Garden club of Tucson gathered for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Charles V. Sutherland and Mrs. John L. Creveling at the Arizona Inn. Dr. Charles T. Vorhies spoke on birds including Gambel Sparrow and house finch, noting control tips and fruit protection. The next meeting will be at Miss Margaret Knight’s home on Tuesday June 6 to sew for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert Garden Club of
Tucson
Charles V. Sutherland
John L. Creveling
Arizona Inn
Helene Link
Charles T. Vorhies
University
Vorhies
Mmes
Robert C. Stockfleth
S. L. Kingan
Edward Hayden
M. T. Starkweather
C. E. Patterson
K. R. Greenwood
Homer C. Lininger
James E. Walden
Herbert Drachman
Elmer Oppendahl
Martha B. Bintiff
Robert L. Stearns
Maurice Reid
Thomas A. van Atta
Margaret Knight
Ruth Link
Percy Norman Williams
The
Red Cross
Convention Report Will Be Heard By PTA At Last Meet
Government Heights PTA holds its final meeting of the year on Thursday at 3 30 p m. Miss Retta Ann Strauss will lead a pupil orchestra. Delegates Mrs F J Alexander and Mrs John Ayrand report on the Phoenix state PTA convention. Officers reelected for next year include Mrs Warner Taylor and others. tea will be served. The PTA received a 5 00 book award for greatest membership increase at the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Heights Pta
Rettta Ann Strauss
F. J. Alexander
John Ayrand
PTA
Phoenix
Warner Taylor
Carl Forshey
Fragmentary OCR Caps a Scrambled Phrase
The readable fragment discusses a term describing an agent of angular form. It appears garbled and lacks clear context or entities to identify people, places, or organizations.
Toastmistress Club Holds Officers Election At Meet
Chaparral Toastmistress club met at Old Pueblo club with Mrs. J D Lovett presiding. Officers elected include Lena Eaton president Elizabeth Beach vice president Boyd Gillespie treasurer Walter Powers secretary Walter Haymore hostess. Members attending listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Eaton
Elizabeth Beach
Boyd Gillespie
William Powers
Walter Haymore
Mmes
Ollie Beebe
John Barringer
A. A. Carroll
John A. McGee
Harry Niemann
Gene Reid
M. L. Lutz
John Keevan
Marguerite Lee Weds Lt. Wayne Covert at Church
Marguerite V Lee of Tucson married Wayne L Covert of Davis Monthan Army Airfield last night at the First Christian Church. Rev H LeRoy Kinser officiated in the presence of Mr and Mrs Edward J Bergh and Mrs Ruth Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne L. Covert
Davis- Monthan Army Airfield
Marguerite V. Lee
Tucson
First Christian Church
H. LeRoy Kinser
Edward J. Bergh
Ruth Mayer
England Banned Steel in Bridges Through 1877
As late as 1877 England prohibited steel use in bridge construction highlighting historical limits on material adoption and the transition to steel technology in civil engineering.
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England
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