Lowden Wingo Wins Honor In National Current Event Contest
Lowden Wingo editor of the Cactus Chronicle Tucson high school earns a top ten national rank in a Quill and Scroll current event contest. He qualifies for a $500 Northwestern scholarship or at an affiliated journalism school. Alice Vail notes the paper was unusual while several teammates receive Arizona firsts and U S honorable mentions for interviews and editorials.
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Lowden Wingo
Cactus Chronicle
Tucson
United States
Quill and Scroll
International Journalistic Honorary Society
Northwestern University
Wingo
Northwestern
Alice L. Vail
Scholastic Magazine
Ruth Leon
Molly Knight
Harold Royaltey
Clarence Cardello
Arizona
Leon
Knight
Orson Welles
Royaltey
C. E. Rose
Rose
Miss Vail
Flogging of Youth Charged to Teachers in Missouri
In Camdenton Missouri May 10 two Ozark women schoolteachers are to face preliminary hearing charged with felonious assault for flogging 23 year old Max Caldwell. An osteopath faced assault with a deadly weapon after Caldwell said he was forced at gunpoint to submit. Caldwell also faces rape charges based on alleged past events.
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Camdenton
Ozark
Max Caldwell
Justice Court
Caldwell
Hilda Rhoads
Aldythea Keith
Robert Murrell
Miss Rhoads
Miss Keith
Dr. Murrell
Morgan Moulder
Murrell
Lieutenus Cunningham, Jr
Cunningham
Course In First Aid To Start Wednesday
A standard Red Cross first aid course begins 9 30 a m Wednesday at the YWCA taught by Peter D Aden. It meets Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for three and a half weeks. An advanced first aid course starts Tuesday at the armory with classes Tuesdays and Thursdays 3 to 5 p m under Paul J Bohardt Tucson police patrolman. Call the Red Cross chapter office at 19 for information.
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Red Cross
YWCA
Peter D. Aden
Armory
Paul J. Bohardt
Tucson
Deer Invasion Expands To New Zealand Population
There were no native deer in Australia and New Zealand. after introduction the species multiplied rapidly and now one island hosts an estimated 10,000 red deer.
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Australia
New Zealand
Princess Maria Hohenlohe Delivers Notable Information
Attorney General Robert H. Jackson said Princess Maria Hohenlohe, held in San Francisco over deportation, supplied “very interesting information.” Jackson noted the government’s conduct may remain amicable. He also reported 2,024 Axis sailors in U S custody, including 407 tied to sabotage, 1,617 not implicated, Columbus crew members, and Germans from Standard Oil tankers.
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Washington
U.P
Robert H. Jackson
Maria Hohenlohe
San Francisco
Jackson
United States
Elks Mothers Day Ceremony Details Announced
Rev Leland H Koening of Trinity Presbyterian will present A Tribute to Mother during the Elks Mothers Day ceremony at 4 PM tomorrow in the Elks building. The program features mixed choruses and songs by Mendelssohn Bach and Irish folk, with readings by Elks officers and Knights.
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Leland H. Koening
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Mother
Elks
Mendelssohn
Deaf and Blind School
Harry Rickel
Joseph Riley
Esquire
Bach
Ray Gage
Knight
Page
Tony Blanton
Dykema
John D. Frakes
John I. Rielly, Jr
Pima Joins Search For Alleged Slayer
Alfred Horace Wells 31, accused of killing two California women near San Bernardino last Wednesday night, remains at large as Tucson and Pima County officers join the statewide search. Authorities describe him as 5 tall, 128 pounds, with black or brown hair, an ex convict using the alias Clyde Black. A stolen tan 1932 Graham with California plates 68 L 883 was sighted heading toward Arizona after an earlier Las Vegas find.
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Alfred Horace Wells
California
Tucson
Pima County
Wells
Jean Wells
Arizona
Presidential Oddity on Roosevelt’s Second Term
The entry notes that when Theodore Roosevelt won a second term he was younger than any other president elected to a first term. It highlights a historical trivia about age at inauguration and the unusual succession timing.
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United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Cave of Bells chime recordings completed in Santa Rita cave
A party of eight Tucson residents led by Lynn Hodgson and Gilbert Gable completed chime recordings in the Santa Rita mountains cave. They hauled 500 pounds of gear and 1,000 feet of cable, faced damaged tubes and a near accident, and recorded bell tones from stalactites in the Cathedral Tower for later radio broadcasts.
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Gilbert Gable
Bells
Santa Rita Mountains
Nature
Lynn Hodgson
Gilbert E. Gable
Port Oreford
Ore
Hodgson
Negro Singers Plan Program at Temple of Music and Art
Gilbert Allen singers an a cap pella group who appeared with Paul Robeson last November will perform a program of Negro spirituals and plantation melodies Sunday evening May 18 at the Temple of Music and Art. Proceeds aid the building fund for the new African Methodist Episcopal church at 17th and Stone.
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Gilbert Allen
Paul Robeson
Temple of Music and Art
Usher Board
Prince Chapel
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Robeson
Los Angeles Philharmonic
A. M. E. Zion
Julliard Music School
New York
New African Methodist Episcopal Church
17Th and Stone
Regular air service connects Shanghai and Hangchow inaugurated
Regular air service between Shanghai and Hangchow in China has been inaugurated. The new route marks expanded air links in the region as carriers begin operations.
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Shanghai
Hangchow
China
Jewish Groups Rally Behind I Am an American Day
B'nai B'rith pledged full support through Herman Novick and Henry Rubinstein to ensure all creeds are represented at the I Am an American Day rally on Sunday May 18. Hebrew Ladies Aid led by Mrs J Pearlman also offered help. Scout officials note all 18 troops will mobilize next week as new citizens are sought. City schools report 180 new citizens amid a district survey. Decorations head Mrs S M Fegtly says events list finalized soon. D A R representative Mrs Clifford W Parson notes the high school stadium will be decorated and only one flag will be used to center attention on the American flag.
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B'nai B’rith
Herman Novick
Henry Rubinstein
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
J. Pearlman
Scout Commission
R. L. Houston
Catalina Council
Boy Scouts
Kate van Buskirk
S. M. Fegtly
Tucson Women’s Club
Clifford W. Parson
Daughters of American Revolution
Steve Tormey
Japanese Again Start Bombing Of Chungking
Japanese planes pounded Chungking for a third day in what Chinese sources call the bombing season. Yesterday's raid caused 200 casualties. fires were started but quickly extinguished. Three waves of raids, each about 27 planes, disrupted daily schedules as firms adjusted hours with a five hour midday shutdown.
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Chungking
Hoover to Talk on War Sunday Night
Former President Herbert Hoover will address the nation on the immediate relation of the United States to the war. The 6:30 p.m. Pacific Time speech will be broadcast over the Red Network of the National Broadcasting Company.
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Hoover
New York
U.P
Herbert Hoover
United States
National Broadcasting Company
France Feels Pinched Under German Rule
Paris dispatch by Preston Grover describes how unemployment fell from 750000 to about 400000 in the Paris region while many French workers accept German offers of wages to support families. It notes ration limits, reliance on black markets, and cautious views on France's political future under occupation.
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Preston Grover
Daily Citizen
France
Paris
Berlin
Germany
United States
Lorraine
Calais
Geman
Europe
Occupied
Seco
New Order
Pierre Laval
Beer Dealers Back Clean Up Program in Arizona
Tucson retailers endorsed the Clean Up or Close Up drive by the Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee of Arizona at a La Jolla meeting. More than 50 dealers pledged cooperation to remove violators, while officials highlighted the vast size of the legal beer industry and its payroll of 5,000 workers.
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Tucson
Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee of Arizona
la Jolla
Arizona
Ford Jennings
Jennings
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
Boy Hurls Stones Hits Baboons Near Worcester
Ten year old Gert Kastrol throws stones with accuracy killing four baboons near Worcester in South Africa. The incident details are reported from a rural area, noting the young boy's actions and the animal deaths.
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Gert Kastrol
Worcester
South Africa
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Tucson Fertilizer CO
Pima
Gable
Negro Singers Plan
Temple of Music
By Preston Grover
Dole
Vichy
India
Destine
Sam Paris
State Theatre
Bulova
Hamilton
Ealers Elgin Gruen
Autor
Chevrolet
Tate
N. 6Th Avenue
Rielly Motor Company
Brewers
Grabe
E. Congress
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