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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1941

Page

5

Graduation Day Set at Saint Marys Hospital

Graduation of 19 nurses at St Marys hospital will be held Monday National Hospital Day observed in honor of Florence Nightingale birthday Most Rev Daniel J Gercke to award diplomas Rev Francis J Green to deliver main address Dr R E Hastings to preside Dr Donald F Hill to announce candidates Officers include Eileen Riordan president class Josephine Sparks vice president Patricia Fitz Gerald secretary treasurer Other seniors listed from multiple cities New Zealands centennial plant project added last year with 100000 trees and shrubs planted in school grounds

St. Mary’s Hospital National Hospital Florence Nightingale Daniel J. Gercke Tucson Francis J.green SS. Peter and Paul Church R. E. Hastings St. Mary’s Donald F. Hill Mountain House Arizona State Nurses’ Association of District 2 Eileen Frances Riordan Bisbee Margaret Louise Young Josephine Virginia Sparks Chandler Frances Virginia Elias Douglas Patricia Fitz-Gerald Nellie Ruth Henry Esther Marion Flory Lorraine Florence Hill Phoenix Naomi Alleen Ferguson Margaret Ann Madrid Benson Jeanette Mae Conley Lulu Mae Rodgers Ruby Jewel Blasingame Oklahoma City Loretta Landow New York City Grace Constance Gardner Rapid City S. D Dolly Mae Kelley Danville Iowa Mary Louise Leonard Pueblo Colo Letha M. Martin Los Angeles Eileen Mary Regan Santa Monica Calif

Labor Power Most Feared By People

A Public Opinion Institute survey finds Americans fear labor union leaders most for power concentration, more than big business or government. Differences by party and income show unions viewed as strongest power, with government least feared.

Princeton N. J National Economic Committee Institute Washington Willkie

Charged Wire Keeps Dogs Out in Los Angeles Fence

In Los Angeles on May 7 Arthur L Davenport charged a back fence with 110 volt current from a transformer to deter stray dogs. A dog became stuck and howled, gardener John R Mallonee rescued it but was injured. Investigators say Davenport intended to increase voltage but the fence delivered it.

Los Angeles Arthur L. Davenport Davenport John R. Mallonee Mallonee

Willkie May Head New Morale Unit

Washington May 7 Wendell L Willkie discussed as possible head of a new government agency to boost national morale and support for defense and British aid programs. Officials say the agency would aim for public participation similar to the World War I Creel committee though form may differ. Harry Hopkins backs the plan, along with other Administration officials.

Washington WUP Wendell L. Willkie World War Committee On Public Information George Creel Harry L. Hopkins

Dominican Republic Begins Face Powder Manufacture

A new factory in the Dominican Republic starts producing face powders, marking a development in local cosmetics manufacturing and employment opportunities within the region.

Dominican Republic

Phoenix Wins Writ for Taxes Review

The city of Phoenix received a writ of certiorari from the state supreme court to review the state tax commission order requiring six years of back sales taxes totaling 18 788 46. The test case covers taxes on street car fares parking meter revenue swimming pool revenue and the municipal golf course.

Phoenix State Supreme Court State Tax Commission

Navy flier quits Tucson for base

Lt. Hugh B. Jenkins a 37 year old Navy flier ferried planes from San Diego to Pensacola with nine others. After straying from his course Monday night he landed in Queroababi Sonora due to a fuel shortage and reached Pensacola yesterday.

Hugh B. Jenkins Navy Old Mexico Pensacola Fla Jenkins San Diego Calif Querobabi Sonora

Tucson Liquor Permit Appeal Proposed

Atty. Gen. Joe Conway is asked by the state liquor department to appeal a Pima county superior court ruling reversing its transfer decision. The case involves moving a license from Cedric E. Price to Roy Mack from the 101 club on East Broadway to 3300 South Sixth Avenue. The department rejected the transfer, according to Supt. John A. Duncan.

Phoenix Joe Conway State Department of Liquor Licenses and Control Pima County Superior Court Tucson Cedric E. Price Roy Mack 101 Club East Broadway South Sixth Avenue John A. Duncan

Lavoptik Eye Bath Promises Quick Relief

A 25 year old Lavoptik eye bath claims to soothe burning inflammation sore tiredness and itching from local irritants with cooling refreshing action. No drugs involved and an eye cup is included. Available at all druggists.

Oldest Western girls' school marks 60th founding anniversary

In Salt Lake City Utah the denominational girls' school observed its 60th anniversary. Rowland Hall founded in 1880 by Bishop Daniel Sylvester Tuttle pioneer Episcopal leader in Utah.

West Salt Lake City Rowland Hall Daniel Sylvester Tuttle Utah

New Site Near School and Veterans Hospital Spurred Action

Authorities cited the grounds new location proximity to a school and the U S veterans hospital prompting review and possible relocation. The report notes stakeholders weighed safety and community impact as officials considered alternatives.

U. S. Veterans Hospital

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