Welcome for Chinese Foreign Minister Dr. Quo in Tucson
Nearly a hundred Tucson citizens and officials greet Dr. Quo Tai-Chi, returning from New York on a mission for Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek. Gifts from Boys and Girls Young Chinese Students clubs are exchanged, then officials escort him to his wife’s home amid a motorcycle police parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Quo Tai-Chi
China
Sun-Up
New York
Chiang Kai-Shek
The
Orient
Edward Chan
Boys Young Chinese Students Club
Goldie Don
Girls Young Chinese Students Club
Mme. Quo
Alfred Atkinson
University of Arizona
Henry O. Janstad
Karl Barfield
Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Goyette
R. H. Martin
Board of Supervisors
Earl Rooks
Tucson Central Trades Council
Harold C. Wheeler
Mercury
Edward
Merlin
Dr. Quo
Young Chinese Students Club
Merlin Quo
Esther Don
Chinese Girls’ Club
Frank Lee
Students’ Club
Doris Fan
Tom Solong
Students
Ben D. Gross
Four Cutters to Greenland Amid Axis Activity
The United States plans to send four cutters to Greenland to curb Axis activity. Possible vessels include the North Star and the Bear, linked to Admiral Byrd's Antarctic expedition. Authority cites speed and manpower needs for upper Atlantic patrols over Alaska transport needs.
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Washington
U.P
United States
Greenland
North Star
Richard W Byrd
Antarctic
Boston
Interior Department
Alaska
Upper
Atlantic
Recorder Reports April Revenue and Activities
The county recorder’s office reported 2,299 dollars in April revenue. Recordings included deeds 383 mortgages 170 assignments of mortgages 28 and other filings such as bills of sale 5 leases 14 and articles of incorporation 2. Most activity covered miscellaneous records and tax redemptions with 58 certificates and 177 other filings.
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County Recorder’s Office
Anna Sullinger
Sunshine Club Names 25 For Directorships
The Tucson Sunshine Climate club confirmed 25 new directors at a noon executive committee meeting at the Pioneer hotel. Balloting closed May 1 with an election board led by Mundey Johnston, Lloyd H. Meenan and Jack Sakiison.
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Tucson Sunshine Climate Club
Pioneer Hotel
Mundey Johnston
Lloyd H. Meenan
Jack Sakiison
C. M. Archer
Paul Bennett
E. B. Carmack
H. S. Corbett
Russell Fairgrieve
Louis Felix
Nick C. Hall
J. F. Houston
Grant Howard
Alex Ja
Minute Men Of 41 Will Be Trained To Meet Emergency
Washington reports a master civilian defense plan to train millions of volunteers for war readiness. Air spotters and amateur radio operators are to train, with 600000 spotters by Sept. 1. Firefighters, nurses, and doctors will follow, with city drills and blackout practices being organized nationwide.
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Washington
United Statac
Nilalto
Army
Navy
New England
New York City
Martha’s Vineyard
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Regional
Air Command
J. C. McDonnell
C. H. Wash
Fort George
FCC
Seattle
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
England
American Legion
College News Bulletin From Arizona School of Business
The third annual business administration news bulletin outlines a year of activity at the University of Arizona School of Business. It covers graduate placement, the organized commerce student body, technical sales and service program, summer courses, and fraternity activities. Dedicated to Ben Parker with editing by Dave Spittle.
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Business Administration
University of Arizona
School of Business
Commerce
Alpha Epsilon
Alpha Kappa Phi
Ben Parker
Dave Spittle
Head Of Draft Would Lower Maximum Age
PHILADELPHIA May 6 The national director of selective service urges Congress to let the President defer by age class and exempt men over 30 claiming older men are less fit for training in mechanized warfare He notes greater dependency and more injuries among thirties and says young men fill requirements better Hershey predicts 1 418 000 U S troops by July 1 and 60 000 to 75 000 inductions monthly The general declines to forecast exact outcomes if draft rules change
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Philadelphia
National Director of Selective Service
U. S
Lewis S. Hershey
Hershey
America
United States
Tucson Dental Society Elects New Officers
Dr Raymond McDonald was chosen as president of the Tucson Dental Society at the final session held at Dr A L Hudspeth's home. Other officers include Dr Fred Medlin as vice president Dr M A Meader secretary Dr Fred Sowerby treasurer and program chairman Dr Arch Fee on the executive council. The group noted its status as the only local unit in the state cooperating with the maternal and child health bureau and urged state-wide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond McDonald
Tucson Dental Society
A. L. Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Fred Medlin
M. A. Meader
Fred Sowerby
Arch Fee
Maternal and Child Health Bureau
Simpson and Aides Assigned to Tucson Air Base
A new detachment of the eighth ordnance service company arrives at the U S Army air base in Tucson. Master Sgt. Dewey H. Simpson commands ten men from the corps area air corps detachment, while eight others transfer to Stockton. Personnel attached include Technical Sergeants Smith Wagstad. Staff Sergeants Ewen Garbin Speer Williams. Sgt Camp and Corporals Guice Bland Neeley.
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U. S. Army Air Base
Tucson
Eighth Ordnance Service Company
Hubert V. Hopkins
Eighth Corps Area Air Corps
Dewey H. Simpson
Air Base
Stockton
Calif
Tucson Air Base
Wilfred C. Smith
Everet O. Wagstad
Aloysius P. Ewen
Harold G. Garbin
Thomas J. Speer
Vance R. Williams
Travis Camp
Robert L. Guice
Robert O. Bland
Robert F. Neeley
Tucson Gas Pays Large Sum For Overtime Work
Arizona inspector Lyman L. Dixon announced that the Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power company voluntarily paid more than 8900 in overtime to about 160 employees. The company disputed federal coverage but the payments align with the fair labor standards act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Lyman L. Dixon
Arizona
U. S
Dixon
Phillip B. Fleming
John R. Dille
San Francisco
YMCA Plans Secretary Applicants for Tucson Branch
The Tucson YMCA will consider applicants for the boys' work secretary tomorrow at a joint meeting of the executive, camp and boys' work committees. The board aims to hire no later than September 1, with summer employment possible. A 100 to 200 boy summer program is planned, focusing on older boys, and about 200 Tucson youths will attend the Prescott camp starting June 3.
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Tucson
Prescott
Math Society Inducts 14 Initiates at Mission Inn Dinner
Pi Mu Epsilon honorary mathematics society will induct fourteen university students at a dinner meeting tomorrow night at the Mission Inn. New members include Elizabeth Fisher Judd C Newenzel Marion Ethylene Patton H C Weed Theodore Brooks George Ellis Harry Lowe Edward Myers Grant Ellsworth Ruth Allen Fred E Riley Jr Leon Auerbach William Stearns and Charles E Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Mu Epsilon
Mission Inn
Elizabeth Fisher
Judd C. Newenzel
Marion Ethylene Patton
Tucson
H. C. Weed
Theodore Brooks
Bisbee
George Ellis
Harry Lowe
Nogales
Edward Myers
Patagonia
Grant Ellsworth
Mesa
Ruth Allen
Miami
Fred E. Riley
Avondale
Leon Auerbach
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Stearns
Westerly
R. I
Charles E. Chapman
Boise
Idaho
Andes Census Estimates Three Million Mamas
A new census places the number of Mamas in the Andes at about 3,000,000. The figure highlights the population scale across highland regions and informs regional planning and resource allocation.
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Andes
Disease resembling tuberculosis reported by Tucson doctors
At the National Tuberculosis Association meeting in San Antonio on May 6, Drs. Furness and Mills of Tucson described a tuberculosis like disease concentrated in California. They noted a one to two month recovery, about 50 percent mortality if spread beyond the lungs, and transmission via inhaled fungal spores from soil. Cattle sheep and dogs can be affected and symptoms mimic colds influenza or broncho pneumonia.
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San Antonio
Tex
California
National Tuberculosis Association
O. J. Furness
C. W. Mills
Tucson
Ariz
Farness
Furness
Stork's Nest Birth Announcements List Three New Arrivals
A boy was born to Mr and Mrs C P Myrmo at 3 16 am May 2 in Leguna Stork's Nest. A girl arrived for Mr and Mrs A R Hartfield at 2 06 am May 4 Stork's Nest in St David. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Vernon C Gibson in Safford at 6 18 am May 6 Stork's Nest.
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C. P. Myrmo
Leguna
A. R. Hartfield
St. David
Vernon C. Gibson
Safford
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Sunshine Club
Miss Arne
Sigrid Arne
Commodity Exchange, Inc. of
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Connecticut Valley
Henderson
Photo Service
UNION
Emerson
Hoefle Sheet Metal Works
S. Sixth Avenue
Gen. Hershey
Independence Hall
Fish Bowl
Selective Service Board
DR. McDonald
Cwmue Beer
Acme Distributing Company
North Fourth Avenue
Tucson Gas
Sweden
YMCA
Math Society
Texas
Josephine
Clart
Beauty Shop
South Sixth Avenue
Easoume
Union Oil Company
Cadillac
Detroit
6Th Avenue
Apache Motors
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