University of Arizona to hold assembly for graduates
Graduating candidates for degrees and military commissions at the University of Arizona will meet at 4 45 p m tomorrow in the auditorium for instructions on the academic line of march for the baccalaureate service Sunday night the honors assembly Tuesday afternoon and commencement Wednesday night Dr John Brooks and Dr R L Nugent oversee the faculty commencement committee with parade and honors organizers named from multiple colleges and departments A band concert precedes the exercises and a special stadium section is reserved for families and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Alfred Atkinson
John Brooks
R. L. Nugent
Emil W. Haury
Nugent
N. D. Houghton
N. J. Tremblay
R. C. Winchester
I. A. Briggs
John C. Park
O. A. Simley
E. F. Carpenter
Richard Harvill
O. K. Garretson
W. 5. Barnes
John L. Lowell
E. L. Larson
Clair A. Hannum
H. A. Hubbard
T. F. Buehrer
E. H. Warner
L. E. Roberts
R. F. Graesser
Edith Ranney
L. P. Wehrle
R. A. Greene
V. Koenig
Andreas Anderson
St Third Street
City Tightens Traffic Rules With Owner Liability
Police Judge Paul Cella announced immediate enforcement of a new traffic ordinance appendage. David G. Jimenez, 23, of 3435 Clark Street, paid $12.50 in court for five downtown parking violations after five tickets from May 6 7 8 10 and 13 went unanswered. he was arrested on a bench warrant. The rule makes vehicle owners responsible for violations, requiring a citation attached to the car and a $1 fine at police headquarters, rising to $2 if the violator does not appear within 24 hours.
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City Treasury
Paul Cella
David G. Jimenez
Clark Street
Jimenez
Places Responsibility
Cella
Conway appeals in Arizona Star libel suit
Atty. Gen. Joe Conway appeals to the state supreme court after the Maricopa County Superior Court dismissed his $100,000 libel suit against the Arizona Daily Star of Tucson. The lower court ruled the action invalid because it was filed by two assistant attorneys general prohibited from private practice. The suit arose from the Star's 1937 publication of testimony from the Maricopa County vice and gambling cleanup trial.
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Phoenix
Joe Conway
State Supreme Court
Maricopa County
Arizona Daily Star of
Tucson
ConWay
The
Star
Arizona Highway Is Held Vital To U S Defense By Tuthill
Maj. Gen. A M Tuthill of the Arizona National Guard told the Great International Highway Association that the Verde River highway linking Phoenix and Flagstaff is vital to defense against a possible Mexican invasion. He said roads are key to military maneuvers and noted the U S is vulnerable to attacks through the west coast of Mexico.
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Phoenix
A. M. Tuthill
Arizona National Guard
Great International Highway Association
Verde River
Flagstaff
American Southwest
Mexico
Tuthill
United States
W. W. Midgley
State Highway Commission
Stanley J. Stephenson
Salt Lake City
Utah Manufacturers Association
Canada
South America
The Citizens Latch String Letters Invited
The Citizen reserves space for reader letters in a spirit of hospitality. Submissions will be printed subject to courtesy and fairness rules.
Arizona wildlife needs stronger protection and funding
George Ernest of Phoenix urges tighter wildlife conservation in Arizona. He cites overhunting, especially of bear and deer, and warns the next generation may see near disappearance unless the state game department gains independent funding and a revised legal framework. He cites 300 bears killed in the White Mountains as proof, and calls for a shift away from revenue dependence on hunting licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wright
Tucson
Arizona
National Wild Life Federation
Federation
Wright
State Game Department
Game Department
Fish and Game Department
White Mountains
State Fish and Game Department
What is so rare here in Tucson’s stifling heat
A Tucson editor notes pervasive grumpiness among locals and workers. He describes sour dispositions, overworked store staff, and a reluctance to raise wages to improve inner efficiency. The piece laments a community losing patience and smiles amid rising prices and heat.
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Tucson
Old Country
New Citizens Aid Through WPA School Programs
Twenty seven people naturalized in federal court yesterday were students in citizenship classes run by the Works Progress Administration. Courses were held at Safford junior high Ochoa and Oury park, with summer enrollments opening the week of May 27 at multiple sites and times. First aid training will also be offered at centers capable of organizing classes.
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Local Works Projects Administration
Safford
Ochoa
Oury Park
YWCA
Safford Junior High School
Tucson High School
Carrillo
Dunbar Junior High
Oury Park Center
Livestock Law Enforcement Urged to Curb Cattle Theft
A three member committee of the American National Livestock association urged strict enforcement of cattle and transport laws. They recommended registering all brand inspection agencies as market entities under the Packers and Stockyards Act and enacting uniform interstate stock movement rules with joint or private inspectors at public markets.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
American National Livestock Association
Association
Packers and Stock Yards
Gardener Faces Trial for Assault and Attempted Murder
Bruno H. Hanks a gardener must stand trial in Maricopa county superior court on charges of assault and attempted murder of Henry Ong a 22 year old grocery clerk shot May 11 Ong reportedly chastised Hanks son for climbing over his car Hanks was bound over by Justice Nat T. McKee yesterday
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Phoenix
Bruno H. Hanks
Maricopa County Superior Court
Henry Ong
Justice of the Peace
Nat T. McKee
Ong
Hanks
Friendly West Dream and the Quest for a Smile
A narrator reflects on finding a genuine smile in the west, calling recent friendliness rare. He seeks warmth after ten years, wondering if the friendly west marks where true neighborly care begins or ends, as Smitty contemplates the limits of camaraderie in the region.
Theater Party Honors Mr. Grant F Ogden Birthday
Mr. Grant F Ogden publisher of the Voice of the Health Seeker hosted a theater party at the Orion Theater for Ryland Home Silver Bell Community Home and county hospital patients. The Ryland Home Gang thanks Driv-In management Mrs Hall and transport volunteers for a cordial, enjoyable surprise evening.
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Grant F. Ogden
Voice of the Health Seeker
Orion Theater
Men of Ryland
Silver Bell Community
Ogden
Driv-In
Belle D. Hall
Messrs
R. M. McAlpin
Wm. M. McCafferty
Arthur Tannenbaum
Leonard Downes
M. J. van Vorst
Joe Flannery
Leonard McCulloch
H. A. Carranza
Edward van Doren
Local resident Wins Trip Henderson honored in Tucson clubs
Wins Trip Henderson, resident in Tucson for about two years after moving from Brawley California, is a member of the Kiwanis club Town Cats and the Elks.
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Henderson
Tucson
Brawley
Calif
Kiwanis Club
Town Cats and
Elks
Coronado Expenditure Bills Pass House Measures
The U S House approved two bills. HR 9595 extends the filing deadline for the Coronado Exposition commission expenditure statement to Jan 3, 1942. HR 7116 authorizes up to $100000 for the reclamation bureau to fund Colorado River protection works between the Yuma project and Boulder Dam.
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Washington
House
Senate
Reclamation Bureau
Colorado River
Yuma Federal Irrigation Project
Boulder Dam
Democrats To Hold Nogales Meet Friday
Young Democrats of Arizona meet in Nogales for the biennial conference. Registration starts tomorrow with main session Friday. Governor R T Jones and state officials are to attend along with candidates. Sam H Morris will deliver the keynote Friday afternoon. L B Whitney speaks Saturday. Other leaders include Wirt Bowman and Mrs Samuel White. Entertainment features barbecue banquet and dance on the Mexican side and a bull fight there.
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Nogales
Arizona
R. T. Jones
Sam H. Morris
Globe
L. B. Whitney
Wirt G. Bowman
Samuel White
W. P. Stuart
Last Of U. S. Bombers Leave For Louisiana
The last flying fortresses of the 17th bombardment group departed Tucson today as about 80 planes began a flight from Pacific coast bases to Shreveport Louisiana for U S Army maneuvers. Col Ralph Boyce led the detachment and withheld flight details while three pursuit ships from Moffett Field preceded the column.
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17Th Bombardment Group
Tucson
Pacific Coast
Shreveport
Louisiana
U. S. Army
Ralph Boyce
Moffett Field
el Paso
Midland
Tex
Cson
Visiting Nurses Service Progress in Tucson Chapter
Remarkable progress in visiting nurse service reported by the Tucson chapter of the American Red Cross. Miss Gladyce Badger, director of nursing for the Pacific coast, said the program started nine months ago and now operates in eight California cities. Tucson is the first Arizona city to adopt the plan. Four new chapter directors announced: Leonard Pfeiffer, John Freeman, Police Chief Don J. Hays and Jan Diemes.
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Tucson
American Red Cross
Gladyce Badger
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Area
California
Arizona
J. J. O'Dowd
Leonard C. Pfeiffer
John Freeman
Don J. Hays
Jan Diemes
Scandinavian Traffic Falls Through Panama Canal
German occupation of Denmark and Norway has led to a sharp, continued reduction in Scandinavian shipping passing via the Panama Canal, altering regional maritime routes and tolls.
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Denmark
Norway
Panama Canal
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U. S
Charvoz
William Eisele
Charvoz Motor Co
Eisele
George Ernest
Ariz
WPA
Gardener
Smitty
Hal” Henderson
Firestone Service
Indianapolis Memorial Day
Firestone
Coronado
Conoco
Bronz-z-z
Wilds
Continental Oil Company
Ree
Congo
Chynyitiege
E&e
Jones
Hollum
Pabst
America
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee
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