Former Head Of Alpha Phi Visits Tucson Meeting
Miss Henrietta M. Coone former national president of Alpha Phi will be guest of honor at a Tucson Alpha Phi chapter meeting Monday at 6 30 in the home of Zaner Lesher 1919 East Street Buffet dinner hostesses are Mrs Lesher Mrs John Brooks Mrs Ben Slack and Mrs Edward J Taylor Miss Coone Chicago resident helped organize the Tucson chapter and installed Alpha Phi chapters at the University of Minnesota and at Alpha chapter at 7 New officers for the ensuing school year are president Mrs Willard Morrow vice president Mrs Eric Bollman secretary Mrs George Jones and treasurer Mrs Marshall Beck
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Henrietta M. Coone
Alpha Phi Fraternity
Eva Robinette
East Fourth Street
Tucson Alpha Phi
Zaner Lesher
East — Street
Mmes. Lesher
John Broks
Ben Slack
Edward J. Taylor
Miss Coone
Chicago
Tucson
University of Minnesota
Mmes
Paul Allen
Andreas Anderson
Marshall Beck
William Graham Bell
Eric Bollman
Wallace Bowman
John Brooks
Allison Dow
Roland Goodel
Wallace Gray
Royal Irving
Roland James
Emery Johnson
George Jones
George McConnell
Edwin McKee
Neil Oakley
John Park
Pima Salon Meeting Welcomes New Partners At Dinner
Partners of Pima Salon No 164 held a dinner meeting at Elizabeth Ashen’s home presided by Grace Weil. Reports came from Vera Thomas child welfare Kaye Vincent hospital and Betty Mack cards to Denver Jewish hospital. New partners Betty Atwood Rose Carlisle Annabell Gendron initiated.
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Pima Salon
Elizabeth Ashen
Grace R. Weil
le Petit Chapeau
Rmen
Vera Thomas
Kaye Vincent
Betty Mack
Denver
Betty Atwood
Rose Carlisle
Annabell Gendron
Jeanne McQuown
Alice Few
Gayle Mason
Elsie Nelson
LaVada Hall
Aurillia Taylor
Ethyl Thorpe
Marie Fridena
Marion Neyler
Sarah Rambaud
Dollie Young
Marie Burns
Gertrude Meyers
Hannah Howard
Irene Brinkmeyer
Ruth Adams
Grace Weil
Grayce Gibson
Josephine Corbett
Charlotte Helbig
Mildred Hubbard
Edith Childress
Bess Palmer
Children’s Theatre Closes Year With Three Short Plays
The Tucschildren's theatre presents three one act plays tonight as the school season ends. Summer sessions start June 5 for eight weeks. A Puritan themed piece and a modern comedy for junior high conclude the program.
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Children's Theatre
Anshei Israel Ladies Dinner Hosts Luncheon Event
Anshei Israel Ladies Group held a luncheon Wednesday at Mrs. Max Wendell's El Encanto home. Officers of the ladies auxiliary were entertained, with Mahjongg and bridge played after lunch. guests included Mmes. Romie Lapin Fenster Fischman Kap Salit Brown Segal Sugarman Landwold Idenberg Fruchtman Fuerstein Spiegel Sauber Greenman Seff Strauss and Pine.
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Max Wendell
Ladies’ Auxiliary Congregation
Anshei Israel
el Encanto eStates
Bridge
Mmes
M. Romie
J. Lapin
Fenster
G. Fischman
A. Kap- S. Salit
H. D. Brown
J. Segal
Sugarman
S. Landwold
A. Idenberg
R. Fruchtman
Campanella Club Concert Postponed To May 28
The annual Campanella Club concert is postponed from May 21 to May 28 at 3 p.m. in the recital hall of the Temple of Music and Art.
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Campanella Club
la Campanella Club
Temple of Music and Art
Suzanne Lesher Heads to Chicago for Summer Stay
Miss Suzanne Lesher departs for Chicago to spend the summer as a guest of Alpha sorority sister Charlotte Bahike at The Dunes on Lake Michigan.
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Suzanne Lesher
Chicago
Iss Charlotte Bahike
the Dunes
Lake Michigan
Piano Pupils Recital At Temple Of Music Hall
Lotta S Barrett presents her piano pupils in a public recital Sunday at 4 pm in the Temple of Music recital hall. Performers include Norma Abegg Buzz Abegg Billie Jo Hollinsworth Mrs Martin Margaret Martin Betty Jo Lusby Venice Lindsay Madelyn Norton Pearl Garibay Diana Lovett Sylvia Conelly Doris Starr Beverly Clark Jeanine Maxwell Geraldine Maxwell Velma Bingham Ann Drachman Jean Coulson Juanita Skaggs Colleen Payne Priscilla Payne. The program opens with the national anthem then Nevin Rosary and works by Lange Brahms Elmenreich Thompson Vanderbeck Federer Waldteufel Engelman Beethoven Mokrejs Sousa Bohm Lasson Burleigh Chopin Sibelius Sinding Dett.
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Lotta S. Barrett
Temple of Music Recital Hall
Norma Abegg
Buzz Abegg
Billie Jo Hollinsworth
Mrs. Martin
Margaret Martin
Betty Jo Lusby
Venice Lindsay
Madelyn Norton
Pearl Garibay
Diana Lovett
Sylvia Conelly
Doris Starr
Beverly Clark
Jeanine Maxwell
Geraldine Maxwell
Velma Bingham
Ann Drachman
Jean Coulson
Juanita
Rainbow Order Installation At Masonic Temple Sunday
A candlelight ceremony Sunday at 3 p m at the Masonic temple will install Doris Helbig as worthy adviser of the Rainbow for Girls. Officiating will be Helen Ferguson with Avanelle Johnson as installing marshal and Margaret Skidmore as installing chaplain. guest speaker Lucille Abel.
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Masonic Temple
Doris Helbig
Clinton L. Helbig
East Fourth Street
Order of the Rainbow
Helen Ferguson
Avanelle Johnson
Marshall
Margaret Skidmore
Gretchen Mauch
Tucson High School
Order of Rainbow
Geyer
Mrs E A Wright Elected President of Safford PTA
Mrs E A Wright was installed as president of the 1944 1945 Safford PTA at the final meeting held at the school. She succeeds Mrs D C Gardner. Joe Young spoke on a successful year and new officers were installed including Merle Welch Alice Fulmer Ernest Mariscal Joe E Wheeler C C Hopkins and B L Moffitt.
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E. A. Wright
PTA
Safford
D. C. Gardner
Joe Young
Safford Junior High
Merle Welch
Alice Fulmer
Ernest Mariscal
Joe E. Wheeler
C. C. Hopkins
B. L. Moffitt
Four More Arizonians Promoted By U S Army
The war department promoted four Arizona officers from first lieutenant to captain namely William Lowell Hibbs of Benson Jay Franklin Abrams of Phoenix Morton Edison Pratt Jr of Tucson and Erin Herald Peter- promoted from second to first lieutenant.
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Washington
War Department
Arizona
William Lowell Hibbs
Benson
Jay Franklin Abrams
Phoenix
Morton Edison Pratt, Jr
North Sixth Avenue
Tucson
Erin Herald Peter
Small Auto Repairmen Pay Raises Restricted
Small auto repair shops in California Arizona and Nevada granted raises due to inflationary wage increases by operators according to Arthur C. Miller 10th regional WLB vice chairman. Previously shops employing eight or fewer workers were exempt from wage regulations.
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Los Angeles
California
Arizona
Nevada
Arthur C. Miller
WLB
Rogue Women and Rogue Elephants in Wartime Folly
In a 1944 King Features column the author warns of rogue women alike to rogue elephants, arguing war years loosen morals. The piece critiques social tolerance, calls for accountability, and notes women’s bravery alongside a wave of unsuitable behavior among many. The tone blends satire with social critique.
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Solomon
King Features Syn., Inc
Walter Winchell on War Planning and the Postwar Dilemma
Walter Winchell argues postwar planning must be driven by living fighters on battlefields not by planners. He warns victory needs ongoing effort, criticizes relying on past histories, and stresses the future depends on the generation that secured victory and seeks true liberty.
Flowing Wells School Holds Commencement Tonight
Flowing Wells school commencement exercises start at 8 15 pm with graduates Muriel Clisby Mildred Deitring Joe Lee Fanning June Ann Funston Billie Yvonne Harruff Edna Smith Edward Strughn and Charlotte Thurston. Rev Frederick Knoll will deliver the invocation and benediction. Dr Roy H Wollam of Trinity Presbyterian church will give the address.
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Flowing Wells
Muriel Clisby
Mildred Deitring
Joe Lee Fanning
June Ann Funston
Billie Yvonne Harruff
Edna Smith
Edward Strughn
Charlotte Thurston
Frederick Knoll
King Carol linked to Nazi money schemes and Allied sabotage claims
The piece accuses King Carol and his press agents of anti Nazi posturing while alleging he aided Nazis by helping store funds in the Western Hemisphere. It also claims a PAL report connects officials sabotaging progressive war efforts and criticizing government films shown to troops, including nine hours of training movies in one sitting.
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Carol
H. Trib
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Hemisphere
C. O
War Department
Murdock Leads Debate on GI Bill Amendment Passage
Representative Murdock of Arizona led a House debate on a GI Bill amendment that passed. The measure would let returning veterans attend state colleges with the government paying full tuition up to the full cost, addressing concerns about shifting costs to states with low or no tuition subsidies.
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Washington
Murdock
Arizona
House
The Curtain Rises Lesson From Reynolds Advice
A quoted note from Quentin Reynolds in The Curtain Rises emphasizes concise reporting. He cites a World creation tale in 400 words versus the Ten Commandments in 297 as exemplary. The passage mentions a New York scene with figures like the 5th and 50th Radio City edifice and Lucius Boomer.
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Quentin Reynolds
Reynolds
Radio City
Jack Sharkey
51 Club
Central Park
Lucius Boomer
Waldorf
Mr. Big
Army Laundry Output At Fort Douglas In 1943
The Ninth Service Command Army service forces quartermaster laundries laundered 250,460,361 pieces in 1943. Enlisted laundry is done first with a $1.50 monthly fee. Commissioned officers’ laundry is handled last and charged by the piece.
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ARMY
Big Wash
Fort Douglas
Utah
Ninth Service Command
Army Service Forces
Divorce Court Moves to June in Reno Case
Report notes Mrs. Sailing Baruch Jr resumes at the divorce capital in June after a Reno visit to see her son back from the wars. The item also mentions counterfeit nylons, the Keeley Institute’s Washington branch, and industry chatter about Chaplin’s lawyer Jerry Geisler.
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Sailing Baruch, JR
Reno
The
Press Box Notes on Montgomery Ward photo Ejection
In a caustic media critique a photograph shows boss Avery of Montgomery Ward being ejected in his chair carried by two MPs sparking prize talk. The writer mocks editors for not pairing Avery with a wounded soldier and cites critics faulting film depictions of Nazi atrocities versus real events in Odessa.
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Boss Avery
Montgomery- Ward
Avery
North Star
Odessa
Methodist Woman's Society Breakfast Tuesday at First Church
The annual May breakfast of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church will be held Tuesday morning at 9 in the church assembly hall. Mite boxes will be opened and a playlet directed by Mrs Roy Robinson will be presented with music by Miss Helene Link. A nursery will be provided and reservations must be made by Sunday afternoon through group leaders.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Church Assembly Hall
Roy Robison
Helene Link
Gorillas Both Vegetarian by Nature and Flexible in Captivity
The article notes that gorillas are vegetarian in the wild but readily accept meat when kept in captivity, highlighting dietary adaptability and feeding practices in zoos and research centers.
Vacation Bible School Starts At First Baptist
A vacation Bible school opens May 29 at the First Baptist Church corner of Sixth Avenue and Fifth Street. Daily classes from 9 to 11 30 for three weeks exclude Saturdays with Bible study memory work music and crafts. A June 16 program and June 18 picnic follow.
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First Baptist Church
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Street
W. B. Houston
Paul J. Klingenberg
W. P. Mortenson
George C. Daum
M. I. McNay
Norman Lundsford
Florence Armstrong
Community events highlight Tucson evening schedule
Junior Hadassah installs officers at 6 p m in Studio Patio. Tucson Little Theater presents Those Endearing Young Charms at Temple of Music and Art at 8 p m. St Margaret's guild meets at 8 p m 1401 East First. Sunnyside graduation at 8 p m. Immaculate Heart piano recital Sunday at 4 p m at Temple of Music. St Anne's food sale tomorrow at 9 a m Penney's. AAUW breakfast tomorrow at 9 a m Old Pueblo Club.
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Tucson Little Theater
Temple of Music and Art
St. Margaret's Guild of Grace Episcopal Church
East_ First
Immaculate Heart Academy
Temple of Music
St. Anne’s Society
Penney’s
Old Pueblo Club
St. Margaret's Church Funds Concert at El Rio School
The Tucson Boys' choir concert at El Rio school will be sponsored by St. Margaret's church. May 24 at 8 p m. Ticket sales support the church building fund. Tickets available from any choir member.
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Tucson
el Rio School
St. Clair and
Melrose Streets
St. Margaret’s Church
Nazi flag causes concern in Kansas City home
A Nazi flag hung from a clothesline at Mr and Mrs Joseph A Clark home in Kansas City sparked neighbor worry before its origin was explained. The flag was a souvenir sent to the Clark daughter by a lieutenant in Italy. The Clarks planned to air the flag before storing it away.
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Kansas City
Joseph A. Clark
Clark
Italy
Wihey
Mercury thermometer invented in 1714 by Fahrenheit
Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit is credited with inventing the mercury thermometer in 1714, marking a milestone in temperature measurement and scientific instrumentation.
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Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit
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