Toastmistress Clubs Meet At Pueblo Club
Toastmistresses from Phoenix Casa Grande and Tucson gathered at the Old Pueblo club for a dinner meeting and talks. Nancy Wilson of the Phoenix Los Brindoris club was toastmistress. the round table discussed Our National Emblem of America The Flag with notes on the blue white and red stripes.
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Phoenix
Casa Grande
Tucson
Old Pueblo
William L. English
Chapparall Club
Nancy Wilson
Phoenix Los Brindoris Club
America
Annual Breakfast Held by Women’s Group at First Methodist
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church held its annual breakfast and mite box service Tuesday with 69 women present. President Mrs. Fred J. Codd presided as Mrs. William White spoke during the devotional. Mrs. Arthur Roberts presented Mrs. Bert Lewis who read about Mrs. Pickett’s Missionary Box. Esther Dunipace sang with Douglas Thomas at the organ. The recording secretary read the annual report showing 162 total enrollment across five groups.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Fred J. Codd
Frank S. Williams
William White
Arthur Roberts
Bert Lewis
Pickett
Esther Dunipace
Douglas Thomas
C. A. Vasey
Well Known Singer Visits Tucson for Month
Visitors in Tucson are Mr and Mrs Theodore Sohner of New York City who will stay about a month. Sohner is a well known tenor with operatic and concert experience and has sung in oratorios and New York churches. He was soloist at St Mark's and in the Bach festival. Mrs Lohner is a pianist and interior decorator.
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Tucson
Theodore Sohner
New York City
Sohner
New York
St. Mark’s Church
Lohner
Sahuaro Shrine No 2 to Meet Friday Evening
Sahuaro Shrine No 2 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a regular meeting at 8 o'clock Friday evening in the Masonic temple.
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Sahuaro Shrine No
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Fowler’s Missouri lecture on ethics sparks blunt budget joke
Walter Winchell on Broadway brings Gene Fowler to the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Fowler lightly admonishes harsh news gathering, then reveals a counterintuitive lesson on journalistic expense accounts, noting drinking and gambling costs as legitimate in pursuing stories.
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Gene Fowler
School of Journalism
Univ. of Missouri
Fowler
Names of three killed in East River collision reported
AP ship news reporter Johnny Moroso took down the names of the three men killed in the East River crash between an Army boat and a tug. He began with the first name, faltered, then listed the remaining two and spelled all three, including Henry J. Moroso, the reporter’s brother.
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The
Johnny Moroso
East River
Moroso
Henry J. Moroso
Local Editors Debate News Versus Noise At Game Cock
A group of news papermen gathered at the Game Cock tavern last night. An editor mused that those who can print news do so, while others print noise on the local sheet.
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Game Cock Tavern
Joe Kesselring’s Broadway hit to Hollywood pay bid
Joe Kesselring author of Arsenic and Old Lace, once a character actor, refused Hollywood offers under $1,000 weekly. Now offered $1,200 weekly as a writer after his New York success. The play began as a straight murder drama but was saved by Crouse and Lindsay who treated it as a comedy without Kesselring knowing until success.
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Joe Kesselring
Joe
Hollywood
New York
Kesselring
Crouse
Lindsay
Genevieve Rowe’s Repartee On Hitler and Goebbels
The canary Genieve Rowe relays a reposte between Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels. Hitler asks Joe to respond to a foreign correspondent calling him a murderer and butcher. Goebbels wonders whether to purge or expel the writer. The reply: make him prove it.
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Genevieve Rowe
Adolf
Goebbels
Hitler
Joe
Goering's Panic Over Aircraft Losses Drives Hitler to Fury
In a late night chat, Fatzo reports to Hitler about twenty Messerschmitts lost in a raid. Hitler frets loudly as he bites paws, warning that with losses piling up they will soon be outnumbered five to one, alarming Hermann Goering.
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Reuben
Doug Hertz
Fatzo
Hitler
Hermann
Pulitzer Prizes Missed by Tobacco Road and The Old Maid
In 1933 Tobacco Road could not win the Pulitzer for best play as it dramatized an Erskine Caldwell novel. In 1934 The Old Maid won the prize for a dramatized novel adaptation.
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Tobacco Road
Erskine Caldwell
Clubman Delights Guests From Britain In NYC Tour
Clark Robinson escorts two British sailors through New York sights including the Polo Grounds Stadium Radio City Music Hall Jamaica racetrack and Rainbow Room on the 65th floor They marvel at the cityscape and comment on tea bags as the most impressive detail of the night
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Clark Robinson
Polo Grounds
Stadium
Radio City Music Hall
Jamaica Racetrack
New York City
Robinson
Subway Pushes Lead to Mock Teaser Exchange
Joe Reichman, a band man, was caught in a subway rush and pushed by the crowd. He bumped another passenger as he attempted to exit the car, prompting the retort who do you think you are pushing and a playful reply how many guesses do I get.
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Joe Reichman
Roland Brown Urges Celebs to Honor Cooling System
In Hollywood heat wave, Roland Brown reminds stars to give the cooling system top billing and stay cool. The remark highlights how essential climate control is during record temperatures in Hollywood.
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Roland Brown
Hollywood
Japanese Institute invites reporter for tea at Rockefeller Center
Wilfrid Fleisher, Herald Tribune correspondent, was expelled from Tokyo months ago yet received a formal invitation from the Japanese Institute in New York to attend a tea at Rockefeller Center honoring returned residents of Japan. The note humorously notes his absence.
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Wilfrid Fleisher
Herald Trib
Tokio
New York
Rockefeller Center
Japan
Wilfrid
Radio broadcast jargon and slang described
A managing editor explains radio language and slang terms. He compares a talkative operator to a noisy static bender and notes factors like battery and signal quality affecting reception.
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Karl A. Kopetsky
Radio News
Officers Elected for Tucson Little Theatre Board
Homer Lininger named president of the Tucson Little Theatre board for the coming year. Elected officers include Beryl Hamilton as vice president Arthur Henderson treasurer and Ben Slack secretary. New board members are Col. O G Brown Mrs H Rummel Anderson and John Brooks. Retiring members praised include Mrs Charles B Sunderland Guy Thackeray and Rev George Ferguson. Staff remains Ed ward Reveaux director Al Hamilton technical director Maxine Handley executive secretary and Patricia Corelli head of school and workshop.
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Homer Lininger
Tucson
Charles B. Sutherland
Guy Thackeray
George Ferguson
The
Little Theatre
Edward Reveaux
al Hamilton
Maxine Handley
Patricia Corelli
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting At Labor Temple Tonight
The Ladies Auxiliary to Tucson Central Trades' Council will hold a regular meeting at eight o’clock tonight in the Labor Temple. All members are urged to attend. Surgeons grafted an eye pupil from an animal to a boy’s optic nerve, improving vision for a pupilless boy born 25 years ago. The patient, Frank Bentz, has since graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Tucson
Frank Bentz
University of Wisconsin Law School
Missionary Society Meeting At Trinity Presby Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Trinity Presbyterian Church holds a Saturday meeting at Tucson Indian Training School. A picnic supper is served between 5 30 and 6 30 oclock for a nominal charge.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Tucson
Local socialites depart for California and Honolulu
Mrs. Arthur Erickson and Dr. Vivian Tappan leave today by Clipper for California and Honolulu for the summer months, returning to Tucson next season. Mrs. Frederick Patterson arrives from Boulder City to join her mother Mrs. Charles Morgan Wood for a few days, then at her Oracle ranch for the summer.
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Arthur Erickson
Vivian Tappan
California
Honolulu
Tucson
Frederick Patterson
Boulder City
Nev
Charles Morgan Wood
Patterson
Oracle
Mr and Mrs Hubert dAutremont Head West for California Visit
Mr and Mrs Hubert H d Autre mont left today for California for a visit over the week end.
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Hubert H. d’Autremont
California
Pasadena guest travels to Michigan summer home
Mrs. Madge Mundy Blackwood of Pasadena visits here as a house guest of Mrs. J. J. Brown while en route to a summer home in Michigan.
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Michigan
Madge Mundy Blackwood
Pasadena
J. J. Brown
Kingston Smallhouse Visit in Phoenix From Redington Ranch
Mr and Mrs Kingston J Smallhouse visiting Mrs J S Bayless in Phoenix after traveling from their Redington ranch. The couple has been spending a few days with Mrs Bayless’s mother and is continuing their visit in the city.
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Kingston J. Smallhouse
Mrs. Smallhouse
J. S. Bayless
Phoenix
Redington
Luncheon for Air Base Wives Hosts Red Cross First Aid Class
Mrs. Fred McCormick held a luncheon at the Old Pueblo club for wives of Tucson Air Base officers who belong to the Red Cross First Aid class meeting on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Guests included Mesdames Hubert Hopkins Harold Harmon W H MacDonald Harold Grenberry Orville Thompson Samuel Hale B R Nyquist James A Moore and many Tucson residents and visiting guests such as Janet Sheldon John Carroll Larry Gray Alfred Atkinson Byron McCormick and Hamilton Catlin among others.
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Fred McCormick
Old Pueblo Club
Tucson Air Base
Red Cross
Hubert V. Hopkins
Harold M. Harmon
W. H. MacDonald
Harold E. Grenberry
Orville Thompson
Samuel Hale
B. R. Nyquist
James A. Moore
Classical Music Club Plans Achievement Day Event
The Classical Music club led by counselor Lotta S Barrett will meet at 7 30 Friday evening in Coronado Heights Mission to observe its annual Achievement Day. A business meeting will read honor roll names followed by a program featuring Dixie Smith performing her own compositions.
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Lotta S. Barrett
Coronado Heights Mission
Dixie Smith
Elks Ladies Bridge Luncheon Draws Large Group
Elks Ladies held their monthly bridge luncheon at the Elks club with a May pole theme and abundant spring flowers. Mrs W G King led as general chairman assisted by several officers. door prize won by Mrs J R Dunlap and other prizes awarded to multiple attendees.
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Elks
Elks’ Club
W. G. King
T. F. McCarthy
Arthur E. Brown
L. B. Wilson
Ralph Lewis
Jack Uvadich
Michael Gleeson
J. R. Dunlap
C. A. Fergson
Mica
Fred Fisher
Lehan
Mesdames
R. A. Dougherty
T. A. Blanton
C. A. Ferguson
C. E. Walace
Ruth Randall
John Fisher
R. L. Pomeroy
J. J. Garfield
J. O. Nabours
W. N. Alen
Frank Uvodich
F. A. Michel
John Saunders
I. D. Ferguson
H. Luckett
W. F. Kelly
J. W. Wilson
E. S. Forderer
A. J. Larm
C. J. Velasco
Adele Pereira
Mary Mangle
Dave Scott
J.R. Dunlap
G. J. McElroy
Ezra Heller
Fred Stowe
Elsie M
Carrillon Club Garden Party for Wesley Seniors
The Carrillon club will entertain graduating seniors from Wesley Foundation at a buffet supper and garden party on Sunday at 5 PM in the patio of the First Methodist church. Hostesses include Miss Esther Forman Miss Betty Kirby Miss Wilma Brown and Mrs Marjorie Boyd with Miss Audrey Markley in charge of the program. Reservations call 0142-1-2.
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Carrillon Club
Wesley Foundation
First Methodist Church
Esther Forman
Betty Kirby
Wilma Brown
Marjorie Boyd
Audrey Markley
Alpha Phi Mothers' Club postpones picnic to May 29
The Alpha Phi Mothers' club rescheduled its picnic from May 22 to May 29 at the home of Mrs. Lenna Burges 103 East Second Street. Morgan McDermott unit No. 7 American Legion auxiliary will meet Thursday evening in the Legion Auditorium to elect officers.
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Alpha Phi Mothers’ Club
Lenna Burges
East Second Street
Morgan McDermott
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Auditorium
Theta alumnae host swimming party for graduates at El Rio
Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae entertain graduating seniors with a swimming party and buffet supper Thursday evening at 6 30 at El Rio country club. Reservations should be made by calling 1846 or 2539.
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Kappa Alpha Theta
el Rio Country Club
Bundles for Britain Sewing Group Meets at East Third
The sewing group of Bundles for Britain meets at the work rooms 933 East Third street on Tuesday and Friday afternoons from 1 to 5 o clock. The rooms are open daily 9 to 5 except Saturdays 9 to 1 p m.
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Bundles For
Britain
East Third Street
Potluck Dinner Planned by Ohio Club Saturday
The Ohio club will hold a potluck dinner on Saturday May 24 at 6 30 in the home of Mr and Mrs C C Yeazell 2708 East Flower. Members are to bring covered dishes and table service.
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Ohio Club
C. C. Yeazell
East Flower
Joint dance sponsored by V F W Post 549 and Pup Tent No 2
V F W hall at 121 East Broadway hosts a Saturday evening dance with a hard times theme. Prizes for best costumes and dancing, plus a barbecue. Dancing runs from 9 p m.
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V. F. W. Post
Pup
Military Order of Cooties
V. F. W. Hall
East Broadway
Dance at I O O F Hall Sponsored by Ladies Society
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen ladies society hosts a public dance Wednesday at 9 o'clock in the I O O F hall. Ernie Lewis and his orchestra provide the music with a floor show and various dances planned.
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Ladies’ Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ernie Lewis
Naya Club Sets Friday Meeting At Downtown YWCA
The Naya club will hold a regular meeting Friday at 5 p m in the downtown YWCA center. Attendees will plan a picnic swimming party and related activities.
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Naya Club
Y.W.C.A
Jaycee Ettes Sponsor Charlyss Hinds School of Dancing Benefit
The Jaycee Ettes sponsor Charlyss Hinds school of dancing for the Preventorium. The event is Sunday at 2 o'clock in the high school auditorium with organ lude performed by Arthur Kroll.
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The
Jaycee-ettes
Charlyss Hinds School of Dancing
Arthur Kroll
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Charles P. Mattingly
Charles B. McAllister
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