Tucson youths to be honored by De Molay
Willis B Tolley and Hal C Wayte, Tucson senior high students, will receive the degree of Chevalier and related awards at a Sunday ceremony at the Masonic temple. The event, hosted by Arizona Chapter De Molay, honors multiple members for service and membership growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
de Molay
Masonic Temple
Arizona
Order of de Molay
Willis B. Tolley
W. H. Tolley
North Sixth Avenue
Hal C. Wayte
Harold C. Waryte
East Fifth Street
Tolley
Wayte
William W. Rogers
Grand Council of the
Order of
Kansas City
Tolley, Wayte
Warren Jost
William Burruss
Jost
Burruss
Grand Council
de Molays
Chevalier de Molays
Order of DeMolay
William Burrus
Essay Contest Awards To Be Made By Faure
Andre M. Faure resident planner will preside over the planning essay contest at Tucson high school's annual award day on May 17. Jerome Johnson and Margaret Martin win boys and girls first prizes of $25 war bonds, with Jay Bundy and Joan Williams taking second prizes of five dollars in stamps. Five students receive honor awards, and Mansfeld junior high will host the ceremony as arrangements are finalized by Principal Kenneth O. Anderson. Regional planners aim to expand the contest next year to all county schools and include films and exhibits. Behn's educational committee invites ideas to improve the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre M. Faure
Charles Carson
Tucson
Jerome Johnson
Margaret Martin
Jay Bundy
Joan Wilams
Esther Jean Pritchard
Lila Deer
Grace Rayes
John Moreno
Betty Evans
Mansfeld Junior High
Faure
Kenneth O. Anderson
Joe Walden
Fred Mead
Joan Fish
Thomas Arana
Grant Howard
Dayton C. Herzog
Beth DuBois
Behn
Col Backes Promotes Three Officers at Marana Field
Col Backes announces three warrant officers promoted to chief warrant officer at Marana Army Air Field. Leonard Hellenthal 28 of Tucson heads quartermaster sales. Arthur Del Negro 30 from San Francisco serves as cadet tactical officer. Harold Donovan 32 of Elmyra Neb is assistant production line maintenance officer. All entered service in 1941 with Del Negro and Donovan prior to Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard P. Hellenthal
Arthur D. del Negro
Harold A. Donovan
J.g
Col
Charles Backes
Marana Army Airfield
del Negro
Donovan
Pearl Harbor
Hellenthal
Ft. Lowell Road
Tucson
Ft. Francis Warren
Wyo
Mather Field
Calif
Marana
San Francisco
Air Service Command Technical Supply Officers
McClelland Field
Moffet and
Chico Fields
Elmyra
Neb
Jefferson Barracks
Mercedfield
Hartford
Conn
Louden Elected Head of Arizona Children's Home Association
Mrs. Louden, longtime Tucson philanthropist, was elected president of the Arizona Children's Home Association at the annual meeting. An advisory board of 119 members was appointed for 1944, representing 50 statewide communities. New board members include Mrs. William C. Beal, Mrs. J. Prugh Herndon, Mrs. Ames S. Albro, and Mrs. Roscoe Kerr, with fourteen additional Tucson residents joining the board. Edith B. Talbert is executive secretary and Emily Turek serves as house mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Louden
Tucson
Plainfield
N. J
Arizona Children’s Home Association
William C. Beal
J. Prugh Herndon
Ames
Albro
Roscoe Kerr
Edith B. Talbert
Emily Turek
American Airlines Names Thompson Route Development Chief
Hollis R. Thompson, vice president, appointed head of American Airlines route development. He also presides over American Airlines de Mexico and will reside in New York City. Thompson is familiar to Tucson, has spoken to civic clubs, and will oversee route planning and expansion efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Airlines, Inc
Hollis R. Thompson
Thompson
American Airlines de Mexico
New York City
Mexico
Ty. Thompson
Tucson
Phonies exposed by draft board inquiries at campus
Selective service officials revealed a pattern of dodges as draft boards reported odd requests for notices. Students claimed fires in fraternity houses and parental divorce to obtain extra copies or replacements, yet university officials noticed an unusual influx near finals. The boards insisted issuance was normal, and the campus exams would proceed despite the distraction.
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Selective Service
Draft Board
Selective Service Boards
Court rules on Budd Co CIO dispute and NLRB claim
The NLRB alleges contempt in a Budd company letter to 15 000 workers after the Supreme Court refused to intervene in a circuit court order. The ruling demands reinstatement with back pay for two discharged employees and halting interference with CIO organizing efforts.
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NLRB
Budd
U. S. Supreme Court
Budd Company
Budd Emac Representation Association
CIO
Rome Drive and Cassino Pivot Stalled Campaign
Rome forces moved quickly toward Rome but suffered a loss and the campaign began to bog down around the Cassino pivot as small forces proved inadequate to break the stalemate.
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Rome
Cassino
School Paper Holds Annual Staff Banquet
The Cactus Chronicle marks its silver anniversary with a Shangri-La Oriental themed staff banquet at Tucson high school. Next year’s editor-in-chief is Fred Snyder, with a long list of staff named including Bettie Branson Ruth Corbett Gale Holliday Kathryn Pender and many others. Awards recognized top contributors with gold silver and bronze medals and a large roster of staff receiving honors.
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Tucson
Cactus Chronicle
Shangri-La
Fred Snyder
Snyder
Chronicle
Alice Vail
Scholastic Press Association
Columbia University
Bettie Branson
Ruth Corbett
Gale Hollady
Kathryn Pender
Milton Gibbs
Geraldine Hammonds
Priscilla Avery
Mary Lou du Bois
Marjorie Stewart
Pat Utzman
Marilyn Stanley
Mary Walker
Paul Yeazell
Bill Rogers
Albert Crawford
Vera Johnson
Jean Stewart
Mary Ellingbee
Suzanne Meyers
Kelly Rollings
Roberta Smail
Douglas Cozart
Alice Gibbs
Harry Gin
Gretchen Gerhart
June Robles
Megan Dykes
Janice Friedman
Barbara McCarron
Janice Nancolas
Janet Ruggies
Beverly Borquist
Marianne Cooke
Helen Grace
B. W. Simons
Beverly Webster
Lillian Johantsen
Bernice Rinkleib
Dick Mitchell
Lois Dolp
Air operations report world war II action summary
Aircraft from Portoferraio on Elba attacked gun positions and enemy troops near Pastena while Baltimores resumed operations on the main day after a rest, striking targets around Atina. Spitfires over the Yugoslav coast damaged four ships two bridges and a bivouac area. Beaufighters shot down an HE-111 off Marseille according to the MAAF.
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Portoferraio
Elba
Pastena
Atina
Marseille
MAAF
Baltic air battles hit formations over Baltic coast
German fighters inflicted serious losses on aerial formations over the Baltic coast. Enemy broadcasts claim bombers and escorts attacked from Schleswig Holstein in the North Sea and penetrated as far as the Brandenburg area about 60 miles west of Berlin.
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Baltic
Schleswig-Holstein
North Sea
Brandenburg
Berlin
Allied troops advance on Castelforte in Cassino sector
In the Cassino area the town of Castelforte came under pressure as Allied forces pushed through German lines in the early phase of the onslaught. Troops continued the attack toward Castelforte.
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Castelforte
Two Waves Intercepted by Defenders in Air Battle
In the engagement, seven enemy fighters intercepted the first wave and one Japanese plane was shot down. The second wave reportedly destroyed one of four interceptors, indicating a costly air clash with strategic losses on both sides.
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Page One
Negro Recreation Center to Open in City
The city announces next week’s opening of a new Negro community and recreation center at North Twelfth and West First, built with Lanham act funds. The FSA transfers the former USO building for civilian and military access and a staff will be named soon to run indoor games, billiards, and neighborhood meetings.
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North Twelfth
West First Street
Federal Security Administration
Harry H. Stoops
Recreational
FSA
San Francisco
John R. Batchelor
Arizona
Phil Martin, Jr
Marvin Clemens
CCC
Billiara
USO
Reverend Dawson Returns from California Conference
The Rev R A Dawson pastor of the First Congregational church will be in the pulpit Sunday morning after returning from a San Bernardino conference.
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R. A. Dawson
First Congregational Church
California
San Bernardino
Townsend Club No 3 Meeting at Armory Park
Townsend Club No 3 will meet at Armory Park on Sunday May 14 at 4 p.m. All Townsendites are requested to attend. Music will be presented.
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Townsend Club
Armory Park
Clevelander Buys Mabel Culbertson Home in Cleveland
The sale of the Mabel V. Culbertson home at 2246 East Helen has been made to Mrs. Frederick A. Radtkin of Cleveland Ohio. Mrs. Culbertson now resides with her daughter Mrs. Henry Dahlberg at 80 Camino Miramonte El Encanto estates. Long Realty Co. handled the transaction.
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Mabel V. Culbertson
East Helen
Frederick A. Radtkin
Cleveland, O
Potential water power of U.S. remains largely undeveloped
A survey notes that about ten percent of the United States potential hydroelectric power has been tapped. It discusses the remaining untapped sites and the prospects for future development by government and private interests.
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U. S
County Hospital Costs Rise Slightly Ensuing Increased Expenditures
County comptroller Fred O. Goodell released ten month figures showing average cost per patient day rose from 4.3920 to 4.55967 with April at 4. The hospital treated 2098 patients last month including 859 tuberculosis cases and 317 children. Ward costs averaged 28.09 for men and women, 28.37 for tuberculosis, 9.54 for children.
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Fred O. Goodell
Dozens of Local Motorists Hearings Over Ration Book Penalties
Of 86 motorists relieved of ration books Sunday by OPA enforcement, all but a dozen have completed hearings at the ration board. Officials say 567 gallons of gasoline could be purchased with the removed stamps. Hazard noted the remaining dozen are adapting after a week without their books.
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OPA
University Radio Round Table Panels Pan American Ties
A panel discussion on Pan American relationships from the UA radio bureau at KVOA features Dr. Alfred Atkinson president, Dr. John Brooks Latin American cultures head, and Dr. Francis Roy French instructor. KTUC airs Joe College at 4 p.m. and other university programs.
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KVOA
Alfred Atkinson
John Brooks
Francis Roy
University
Joe College
Malcolm Boyd
Harry Behn
Boyd
KTUC
Births at St Marys Hospital Tucson May 12 13
A girl born to Mr and Mrs William Otis Stell at 12 48 p m May 12. A girl born to Corp and Mrs Basil E Hanson at 2 45 p m May 12. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Harold Marcus at 9 15 p m May 12. A boy born to Fireman First Class and Mrs Gene Thomson at 10 52 p m May 12. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Jewett at 4 55 a m May 13.
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St. Mary's Hospital
William Otis Stell
N. Bean Ave
Tucson
Corp
Basil E. Hanson
W. Luna
Harold Marcus
S. 7Th Ave
Gene Thomson
W. Cedar
Elmer Jewett
N. Fremont
Classified Ad Fragments Highlight Homes Jobs and Goods
A collage of short notices lists homes for sale and rent, tutoring and services, car sales, plants and hardware, and requests for rides and housing. Entries mention loans, insurance, car care, and various small ads with phone numbers and addresses, reflecting a busy communal classifieds page.
Classifieds listings of rooms goods and help wanted
A jumble of ad style notices seeks buyers renters and help. Items include furnished homes two bedrooms sale prices like 4750 and 8500. trades pets with meals. various rooms for rent. employment such as housekeeper cook and grooms. vehicles from 1939 to 1941 models. hunting and fishing gear. firearms for sale. and miscellaneous requests with contact box numbers.
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Star- Citizen
Richfield
Campbell and Broadway
Wetar View
J. Joet Fanke
el Conce
M. Ae ‘Ool
Gale —Bobbis
Alches
North Fontana
Carge House
P. O. Box
Lebel
S. Delmar Ave
U. S
E. Helen
Our Hutches
S. Liberty
Iz. T Edwards
Toole Ave
Tooleve
Owl
Congress
Harley
Prescott
Troxel
YMCA
Star-Citizen
Citizen
Singer Electric Sewing Machine
N. Campbell Ave
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Temple
The
Mormon Tabernacle
Galt
Sioes
Jack Leene
DeMolay
Col. Backes
Hellenthal, del Negro
Mrs. Louden
American Airlines
Nathan Mur
Pennington Street
Phonies
Russia
Information Bureau
Sevastopol
Aspen
Arizona Maintenance CO
Negro Recreation Center
Clevelander
Mabel Culbertson
Old Pueblo
M. A. Hazard
H. H
Arizona Inn
Electric Service Co
E. Con- Messenger Service
Fuller
Excar
Jonn
Joynt
Roger Re
Hubbard
Osee
Congress and Main
Sutton’e Pots
E. Conavene
Woolworth’s. Ph
E. Congress
S. 6Th Ave
Prudential Ins. Co. of America
Harold Ryan
ALL States Club
Pastime Park Rd
8Th St
Auto-Mart
North St
Sabine Canyon
Pueblo Furlease
7Th Ave
4Th St
BUICK
Singer
E. Broadway
Arizona Can * K & Trust Company
Ganeeadeet
Aretes
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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