Jaycees Set First Tucson Night Rodeo
Tucson's first night rodeo will be staged June 7 and 8 at the rodeo field by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The program features fast-action roping and riding with a smaller prize total than the winter show and includes appearances by the Vigilantes as goodwill ambassadors.
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Tucson
Rodeo Field
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Vigilantes
Organization of
Good Will
Arizona
Douglas Rodeo
Nogales
Best Pictures in 4 H Club Contests Announced
Brown names winners from three 4 H clubs in Sahuarita and Santa Margarita. Alfred Kane leads in best entry and scenic and action categories with Norman Green and Albert Roy notable. Other top placers include Karl Ronstadt Tony Espino Teddy Clark and Elias Valdez in multiple events.
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C.B. Brown
Pima County
Sahuarita
Alfred Kane
Norman Green
Albert Roy
Dorothy Luker
Alberta Roy
Curtis Luker
Bernice Pendleton
Beth Alexander
Santa Margarita
Karl Ronstadt
Tony Espino
Teddy Clark
Frank Duarte
Clemente Barreda
Armida Leyvas
Arnoldo Leyvas
Tony Ochoa
Amos Townsend
Robert Ochoa
Elias Valdez
Rosaura Ochoa
Jackie Lemons
Margaret Valdez
Gillette Services Remain Indefinite
Funeral services for Leslie C. Gillette 43 year old road engineer for the U S Indian service who was killed in an automobile accident between Sells and Alii were not completed and unlikely before next week. Gillette died when a rear tire blew out causing his car to overturn 37 miles west of Sells. He leaves wife Leila Owlsley Gillette and three children Leslie Jr Laura and Jack and his mother Mrs Cornie House.
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Leslie C. Gillette
U. S. Indian Service
Sells
Alia
Gillette
Leila Owlsley Gillette
Leslie, Jr
Purdue University
Laura
Ventura
Calif
Jack
Fort Bliss
Tex
Cornie House
Sunnyside
Wash
University Publishes Biennium Catalogue for 1941 42 and 1942 43
The University of Arizona released its first two year biennium catalogue listing opening and registration dates vacations and other key school dates for 1941 42 and 1942 43. It also shows courses offered those years a revised cover design and a supplementary 1940 41 record of faculty and staff named after the current year catalogue printing with sixteen hundred copies produced.
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University of Arizona
Shopping Deer Startles Salt Lake City Pedestrians
A wild doe wandered downtown near Temple Square, entered a woolen mill, alarmed workers, and crashed through a plate glass window and a garage before being captured by attendants and returned to the mountains.
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Salt Lake City
Wasatch Mountains
Mormon Temple Square
Draft Evading Charges Filed In Southern Arizona
Alberto Luzanillo of Buckeye faces draft evasion charges after an arraignment in C Wayne Clampitt's office. He allegedly left the United States around October 16 1940 for Mexico and returned when border patrol stopped him near Douglas. He offered a birth certificate showing US birth and claimed mainly to reenter when questioned about draft status.
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Arizona
C. Wayne Clampitt
U. S
Alberto Luzanillo
Buckeye
Clampitt
Douglas
Luzanillo
United States
Mexico
Rosary Service Held for Rev Martin A Kraff C P P
A rosary service was said for Rev Martin A Kraff C P P who died at a local hospital yesterday morning. The body will go to Celeno Ohio for services and burial. He arrived in Tucson in 1940 from Ohio. Survived by his mother Mary D Kraff of St Joseph Missouri and three brothers, one in Memphis one in China and another in the east. Reilly undertaking company arranged services.
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Martin A. Kraff
Celeno
Ohio
Kraff
Tucson
Mary D. Kraff
St. Joseph
Andrew S. Kraff
Memphis
China
Reilly Undertaking Company
Two U O A Faculty Members Publish Mathematical Articles
Two University of Arizona mathematics faculty members published articles in mathematical journals. A B Mewborn and A D Michel of Pasadena co authored Abstract Flat Projective Differential Geometry in Acta Mathematica. E J Purcell wrote Space Cremona Transformations of the order m plus n minus 1 in the April Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society.
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University of Arizona Mathematics Department
A. B. Mewborn
A. D. Michel
Pasadena
Acta Mathematica
E. J. Purcell
Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society
Mexico Mining Man Dies At Hermosillo
Daniel Milton Phillips, 70, a pioneer Arizona and Sonora mining engineer, died after a short illness in Hermosillo Sonora He had lived in Nogales since 1898 and worked mainly in Mexican mines He is survived by his widow two sons Frank and George and a daughter Mrs Mary Phillips Parades all of Nogales
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Nogales
Ariz
Daniel Milton Phillips
Arizona and Sonora
Hermosillo
Sonora
Sabetha
Kansas
Phillips
Mexico
San Xavier
Hermonsillo
Frank
George
Mary Phillips Parades
New Konjola Herbal Remedy Offered for Rheumatism Neuritis
An advertisement claims KONJOLA, a herbal medicine, helps rheumatism neuritis and digestion related symptoms after other medicines fail. It promises soothing relief at a few cents a day and is available at all drug stores.
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Ady
DAV Members Convene for Arizona State Convention
Disabled American Veterans of the World War gathered at the U S Veterans Hospital auditorium and visited patients before moving to the Santa Rita hotel for business sessions. Col S H James and James V Hill spoke as Alfred P Anderson of Prescott was listed as a state commander candidate. A banquet closed the day with speakers Samuel H Fowler and Fred W Fickett, Tucson attorneys.
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Disabled American Veterans of the World War
Arizona
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Col. S. H. James
James V. Hill
Phoenix
Santa Rita
DAV
Alfred P. Anderson
Prescott
Samuel H. Fowler
American Legion
Fred W. Fickett
Tucson
Mexico Inn
UA Phi Delta Kappa Chapter Adds Three New Members
The University of Arizona chapter of Phi Delta Kappa announced the initiation of three new members: Reice Blake from Safford, Roy Andres from Phoenix, and N. Paul Stuky, a physics fellow.
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University OF Arizona
Phi Delta Kappa, Men’s Education Society
Reice Blake
Safford
Roy Andres
Phoenix
N. Paul Stuky
Stamp Club Auction at YWCA Indian Room
The Tucson stamp club will conduct an auction in the Indian Room of the YWCA Monday evening.
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The
Tucson Stamp Club
YWCA
Sunday Band Concerts in Armory Park Canceled
The city recreation department announced Sunday afternoon band concerts in Armory Park are discontinued until further notice.
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Armory Park
McLallen Memorial Service Held for Mrs. Mattie Adams McLallen
Memorial services for Mrs. Mattie Adams McLallen 60 were held for immediate family and friends at the bedside of her ill husband. The body will be sent to Memphis with sister Mrs. Grace DeVan and stepson W. H. McLallen. She died at 1502 Seneca Street after moving to Tucson five years ago from Florida.
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Mattie Adams McLallen
McLallen
Memphis
Grace DeVan
W. H. McLallen
Seneca Street
Tucson
Florida
U S Housing Plan Given Up
A Tucson housing survey by the U S Army finds no acute shortage and Tucson will not be listed for FHA defense housing. Chamber committee head Sakrison said the Army reports 1000 quarters will be ready by June 1 for officers and personnel tied to the Tucson air base.
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Tucson
U. S. Army
J. M. Sakrison
Chamber of Commerce
Sakrison
R. O. Barrett
FHA
Arizona
Tucson Air Base
Grant for Mortgage Insurance Near Defense Projects
The plan provides for mortgage insurance on loans to individuals and banks, backing houses built under these provisions. The houses must be located near defense projects.
Three Pass Pilot Tests At U A
Three students completed flying examinations at the University of Arizona's primary flight training unit, bringing the total from six to three passed. Named graduates include George Monthan of Tucson Art N Nehl Jr and Robert T Tolleson of Phoenix. The next candidates for examination are Lois Kirby Eddie Held and Horace B West.
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University of Arizona
George Monthan
Tucson
Art N. Nehl, Jr
Robert T. Tolleson
Phoenix
Lois Kirby
Eddie Held
Horace B. West
Flight training advances in high school program
The article notes progress toward a private pilot license for students, with completion of the examination as a milestone. Flight tests have not yet been administered to those in the secondary course.
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Vate
South Africa Imported 4330 Motor Buses and Trucks Last Year
South Africa imported 4,330 motor buses and trucks during the previous year, reflecting a sizable influx of heavy commercial vehicles and impact on transport sector imports.
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South Africa
Otero Rosary Planned In Tucson Mortuary Chapel
Private rosary services are set for 8 p.m. at the Tucson Mortuary chapel for Teo filo Otero 77 a retired Arizona cattleman who died yesterday at a local hospital Mass will follow Saturday at 9 a.m. in San Agustin cathedral Burial will be in Holy Hope cemetery Pallbearers named Stephen Ochoa Charles Brady Genaro Manzo Leo Moreno George Bedell John Etchells
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Tucson Mortuary
Teofilo Otero
Arizona
San Agustin Cathedral
Holy Hope Cemetery
Stephen T. Ochoa
Charles A. Brady
Genaro Manzo
Leo Moreno
George Bedell
John C. Etchells
Captain Warren Returns From Medical Staff Post
Captain B A Warren retired from the medical staff of the Arizona state hospital is spending the weekend at his Tucson home.
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B. A. Warren
Arizona State Hospital
Tucson
Special Master Mason Degree Planned in Tucson Lodge
H Cowan Drachman announces a Master Mason degree ceremony at Tucson lodge No 4 F and A M to be held Wednesday at 7 30 pm Visiting Masons are invited and asked to arrive by 7 o'clock for examination at the lodge home.
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Tucson
A. M
H. Cowan Drachman
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Commander Hill
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Manchukuo
David Arlton Morrow
Clovis Morrow
Justice Court
San Diego
Tony Miramontes
West 17Th Street
Southside
James R. Hubbard
Southern
M’lallen
U. OF A
Ben D. Gross
HOTO
Reg Rar
Walline
Schilling
Post Products
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General Foods
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