144 Roskruge Grads Hear Charles A Carson at Exercises
Tucson high school principal Charles A Carson addressed 144 Roskruge junior high graduates in the auditorium Friday at 10 with a program including processional vocations a sun worshippers glee club and awards. A long list of graduates followed led by Alfred Arvizu Acuna and Alda Hialeah Albright among many others.
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Charles A. Carson
Tucson Senior High School
Roskruge
Rocessional
Heloise McBride
George Wilson
Loomis
Salome ‘Townsend
Carson
Giannina Mia
Miss Townsend
American Legion
Kenneth Park
Miss McBride
Alfred Arvizu Acuna
Alda Hialeah Albright
Mary Irene Amadril
Beverly Alene Barrett
Artemisa Ayala Bautista
Gordon Bell
Alex Tellez Benitez
Mary Nell Black
Vernon Kay Bauchee
Martha Marion Boyd
James Brandenburg
Juanita S. Brandt
Charles C. Brena
Vivian May Burdue
Louisa Caballero
Florence Virginia Calloway
Hortencia G. Campas
Joe Canfield
Gilbert A. Carrillo
Leonor A. Carrillo
Richard Lord Gausewitz
Tom George
Robert Woodwin
Preston Gordon
Frank Arvizu Gradillas
William Lawrence Griggs
Manuel Ortiz Guillen
Edith Harrington
Harry Hoffman Haynes
Henry Carl Henderson
Melvin Lee Hill
Wanda Joyce Hillary
Carrie Mae Hoff
Norma Irene Hoffman
Robert Howell
Donald H. Jensen
David B. Jones
Gladys Virginia Jones
Mildred Jane Jones
Richard Jones, Jr
William S. Kadetz
Lorna Mary Kenny
Harold Killen
Agnes Pauline Lane
John Edward Larson
Harold H. Leece
Edward P. LeGendre
Thomas Lewallen
Students' Interest In War Is Increasing
A University of Arizona poll shows fresh many students increasingly engaged with the European war, with 80 percent favoring neutrality in one survey and a majority later supporting Allied aid in another. Men outnumber women four to one. overall sentiment shifts rapidly, with fear and preparedness rising as events escalate.
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Europe
University of Arizona
United States
Uncle Sam
Germany
Earth
England
London
Memorial Day Purple Heart tribute set for May 29
The Purple Heart will honor America’s war dead on May 29 from 9:15 to 9:30 p m over KVOA. Commander E W ardies and Col Orville Browne of Arizona chapter 73 will speak, with Myrtle F Hardies of the Ladies auxiliary. Discussion will cover equal compensation for battle injuries versus non battle injuries.
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America
E. W.ardies
Col
Orville Browne
Arizona
Military Order of the Purple Heart
KVOA
Myrtle F. Hardies
Ladies Auxiliary
Frank T. Hines
Veterans Administration
Camacho Vows to Maintain Cardenas Policies in Mexico
Gen Manuel Avia Camacho pro administration candidate pledges to continue Lazaro Cardenas policies if elected He praises the oil expropriation handling and says he favors a solution satisfactory to both the United States and Mexico He plans visits to Baja California and possible stops on the east coast with a rally highlighting attacks on rival Gen Juan Andreu Almazan by Col Antonio Romero
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Hermosillo
Sonora
Mex
Manuel Avia Camacho
Mexico
Baja California
Lazaro Cardenas
Camacho
United States
Juan Andreu Almazan
Nogales
Mexico City
The Citizens Latch String Letters Open for Readers
The Citizens LATCH-STRING invites letters from readers in a hospitable spirit and will print them subject to courtesy and fairness rules.
Zoning Debate in Speedway Campbell Area Sparks Citywide Concerns
Adelaide Haight Chapin argues against reducing residence zoning in the Speedway Campbell district. She claims few speculators press for change while most homeowners oppose it to protect property values. She urges the council to reconsider last decisions and defend city residents.
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The
Citizen
Speedway-Campbell
City Planning Commission
Tucson Realty Board
Campbell Speedway
Changes at University Add Mines College and Programs
The University of Arizona announces for 1940-41 the creation of the College of Mines and separation of mines and engineering after July 1. It cites plans for 1941-42 to offer BS degrees in mining engineering and metallurgy and additional mining and metallurgical engineering programs, with new campus photographs and descriptions of graduation requirements, admissions, and university organization.
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University of Arizona
College of Mines
Colleges of Mines and Engineering
Mines College
Officers of Instruction
Miss Lola Holland to Quit Desert Sanatorium After Fourteen Years
Miss Lola Lee Holland resigns as secretary and treasurer of the Desert Sanatorium after fourteen years of service, effective June 1. She will travel east for her niece Cleo Holland’s June 8 graduation from the University of West Virginia and visit family before returning in autumn. Her career included work at Dillon and Nicholls law office, Tucson General Hospital, and later Desert Sanatorium since 1926.
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Desert Sanatorium
Lola Lee Holland
Atted
Cleo Holland
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Miss Holland
Concord Normal School
Athens
W. Va
Mary Baldwin School For Girls
Staunton
Dunsmore Business College
Dillon and Nicholls
Fayetteville
Tucson
Tucson General Hospital
Southern Methodist Hospital
Irish Railways Profit From Sea to Land Traffic Diversion
Irish railways are profiting as traffic shifts from sea routes to land routes. The shift boosts freight and passenger movements, with improved schedules and increased demand noted amid ongoing transport realignment.
Allies like U S in need of added pilots
Association AP Aviation Editor quotes Maj. Alexander P. De Seversky saying the Allies face a critical pilot shortage similar to the United States. He urges vocational inducements to attract youths to flight training and notes proposed pilot output must rise from under 2,000 to about 7,000 annually. He supports offering flying jobs after training, including air mail and express delivery by air.
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Associated Press
New York
Alexander P. de Seversky
U. S. Army
Germany
United States
France
England
Air Corps
Baltic
Seversky
Europe
Eddie Rickenbacker
Dollar Pajamas Special Displayed in Lancaster Window
A department store in Lancaster displays a bold sign announcing a dollar pajamas special in a show window, drawing shopper attention to the value offer and inviting purchases.
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Lancaster
Los Angeles Man Dies in Arizona Auto Crash
John A. Wintreath of Los Angeles was killed when his car overturned near Salome nine miles west of here on Saturday. Arizona traffic deaths for 1940 reached 78. last year at this date 63 people died in accidents. Patrolman Hugh Barkley suspects Wintreath may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Salome
Arizona
John A. Wintreath
Los Angeles
Here
Hugh Barkley
Wintreath
Mesa Teen Found Dead on Apache Trail
An 18-year-old Mesa high school senior, Jack Harrison, was found dead today on the Apache trail about 14 miles east of Mesa, likely a hit-and-run. Constable Luther McAllister said Harrison was to have returned with two friends from a fishing trip. the truck was later found parked at a Mesa church.
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Mesa
Jack Harrison
Here
Luther McAllister
Harrison
Greenland’s Cryolite Flux Core of Aluminum Trade
Greenland’s cryolite dominates its exports as the largest product, prized as a flux in aluminum production. The mineral links Greenland to metal industries, with cryolite’s utility shaping regional economic activity and trade flows.
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Greenland
Utah Copper Company Pictures Donated to University
An enlarged hand colored photograph of Utah Copper company properties at Bingham is donated to the University of Utah by Daniel C. Jackling president of the company. The frame honors James Douglas Memorial mines and metals building with two smaller pictures of the reduction plant and Great Salt Lake in the background. Jackling attended the A.L.M.E. sectional meeting two months ago and led the organization in 1938.
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Utah Copper Company
Bines Ae Eee
Eye Mines Engineering
University of Ream
James Douglas Memorial Mines and Metals
G. M. Butlers
Great Salt Lake
Daniel C. Jackling
A.lm
E. Jackling
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Eddie Lopez
John Low
Dorothea Lustig
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James McCulloch
John McCullough
Joan Zae McGee
Marilyn Janet McLean
Leon Maith
Ella Manciel
Alice Martinez
Edward Martinez
Kela Teresa Martinez
Celia C. Mendoza
Vergil Ellis Mercer
Marguerite Meza
Priscilla Elaine Miller
Arlene Mills
Pete Molina
Mary Virginia Montgomery
Nellie F. Nettle
Louis Salvatierra
Betty Joe Sandusky
John Williford Savage
Ethel May Sawyer
Leo Victor Schad
Meryl R. Sheldon
Margaret Gladys Skidmore
Ivan Smith
Lorenemae Smith
Roslyn Sobel
Vergil Spangler, Jr
Anne Sprick
Margaret Ann Stallings
Eva Gene Stevenson
Frances Corinne Stewart
Margaret Ellen Sutton
Basil Thomas
John Lewis Tremaine
Purple Heart
Hardies
U. S
George Washington
DODGE
Tera Tee
Dodge Distributors
North 6Th
Cardenas
Almazan
Antonio Romero
State of
Kooler Kredit
Hoefle Sheet Metal Works
IN & CA
Steinfeld
Russell
Paramount Cooler
E. Congress
Arizona Appliance Mart
Rialto Theatre
Slocum
Home Equip. Corp
Hammond Aircraft CO
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Rebeil Electric CO
New Mines College
Desert ‘San
Maj
de Seversky
Devon Francis
Apache Trail
Utah
el Corral
Ginger
Dana Lamb
Authors of America
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