University of Arizona Announces Three Commencement Events
The university unveiled a threefold schedule for commencement week with a baccalaureate service in the stadium on Sunday, a mining and metallurgy dedication Monday, and graduation Wednesday. Speakers include Rev Roy L Smith Dr Lewis William Douglas and Rev Francis T Brown. The program features music from the university concert band and glee club, and gifts from Phelps Dodge. In case of rain all events move to the university auditorium.
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University of Arizona
Roy L. Smith
First Methodist Church
Los Angeles
University Stadium
Richard A. Dawson
Hyman Jola
Temple Emanu el
University
Elizabeth Ann Bolton
Douglas
Lewis William Douglas
Life Insurance
U. S. Budget
Francis T. Brown
Tucson
Bisbee
University Glee Club
Gerald Capps
Solist
Alfred Atkinson
Arizona
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
E. P. Mathewson
Atkinson
Frank C. Lockwood
A. B. Parson
New York
Thomas G. Chapman
Flossie Nell Hagan
Bill Bing
Andrew Buchhauser
George Ferguson
Louis S. Cates
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Copper Company
Board ‘of Regents
E. E. Ellinwood
Phoenix
Walter Douglas
The
Southern Pacific of Mexico
James Douglas
Gordon M. Butler
College of Mines and Engineering
Oscar Colcaire
A.I.M.E
Brent N. Rickard
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Jack Irish
Rickard
el Rio
B. R. Hatcher
Help Kidneys Pass Three Pints a Day
Doctors explain kidneys filter blood with about 15 miles of tubes and remove excess waste. Most people pass roughly three pints daily. kidney disorders can trap toxins causing leg pain dizziness and loss of energy. Take Doan's Pills, used successfully for decades, to aid flushing and restore function.
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Dean
Higher Tax Collections Improve Pima County Finances
Pima County shows better financial health as tax delinquency drops to .077 for 1939-202? and 92.85 percent of second-half 1939 taxes were paid. Delinquent total reached $92,115.94 with collections of $1,196,902.82, while the 1939 levy rose to $2,584,049.70 from $2,168,247 in 1938.
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John Q
Pima County
Wallace S. Bransford
Rotary Wins In Field Day At El Rio Club Event
Rotarians defeated Kiwanis in a joint day of competition at El Rio Golf and Country Club. Rain delayed and then resumed golf, but Rotarians won 12 9. Baseball saw Rotary 7 2 over Kiwanis with O'Dowd and Casteel stars. A joke story by Mechale aided Rotary to a near win. Art Sundin claimed a horseshoe victory for Kiwanis. Tug of war ended in a draw after a disputed Kiwanis win claim. Final tally 400 to 100 for Rotary.
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el Rio Golf and Country Club
Jack O’dowd
Mike Casteel
Rotarians
J. F. Mechale
Nick Hall
Santa Rita
Rotary
Ed Echols
Kiwanis
Art Sundin
Horseshoe
96 Year Old Driver Earns License Renewal
Hartford report says Herman E. Hubbard of Meriden, aged 96, Connecticut’s oldest motor vehicle operator, has renewed his 1940 driver license after driving since 1907.
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Priver
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Herman E. Hubbard
Meridan
Tourism Promotion In Interior Cuban Cities Grows
Tourist travel committees are being formed in interior Cuban cities to boost visitor numbers and regional exposure. The effort aims to diversify destinations beyond Havana and coastal resorts as part of a broader promotional push.
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Cuba
Rotterdam bombed in twenty minutes by German air raid
Berlin reports swiftly devastating Rotterdam with German bombers taking 20 minutes to level most of the city and kill hundreds. German and French sources estimate thousands killed or wounded, as travelers describe ruined towns along the Rhine and Doorn estate spared from the conflict. Civilian life resuming slowly in Amsterdam and The Hague amid rationing of gasoline tea and coffee.
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W.P
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Paris
Rhenen
Rhine
Utrecht
Arnheim
Doorn
Holland
Amsterdam
Hague
Standard Oil Company
Royal Dutch
Doctors Have Highest U S Divorce Average
New York May 23 Doctors have the highest divorce rate among professions. A ten year study cited by the Divorce Reform League found five of every 12 marriages of physicians ended in divorce, while other professions averaged two failures in 12 marriages.
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New York
Divorce Reform League
David Apstein
League
Jones to Name Bassett as Medical Examiner
Governor Jones announced he would appoint Dr. George O. Bassett of Prescott to the state board of medical examiners to replace Dr. Shultz of Tucson whose term expires June 20. The action was disclosed in Phoenix on May 23.
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Phoenix
Jones
George O. Bassett
Prescott
State Board of Our Examiners
Shultz
Tucson
Come Down And See Us Mexicans Ask Promise No Trouble
Mexico City May 23 United States tourists were advised by the Mexican government they could plan to visit Mexico this summer without fear of a revolution. The interior department praised American tourism for Mexico is economy and noted growing cordiality between the nations. Reports persist that an unsuccessful presidential candidate may try a revolution to seize power and that Nazi and Communist agents seek to foment trouble to divert attention from Europe.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Department of the Interior
Cardenas
Public Records and Court Actions Summary
Sol H. Stover files against the Order of Railway Conductors of America and others with stipulation that arguments be held June 3. Alex L. Durazo sues Pima County, judgment for plaintiff for recovery of taxes. V Felix sues Jesus Rivera, jury trial set for usury case.
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Sol H. Stover
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Alex L. Durazo
Pima County
V. Felix
Jesus Rivera
Justice Court Docket Speeds and Violations
Justice Court presided by W Gardner lists speeding fines and violations including William Romine cited for speeding at 100 dollars or 90 days, John P Turner boulevard stop complaint filed, Frank E Denney speeding complaint, Mary Jane Newell speeding complaint, Joe Moreno simple battery, William G Bell speeding with a 15 dollar fine.
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Justice Court Co. W. Gardner
William Romine
John P. Turner
Frank E. Denney
Mary Jane Newell
Joe Moreno
William G. Bell
Police Court Docket Under Beecher Thompson Ruling
Judge Beecher Thompson continued the case against Paul Cella on discharging firearms in the city. Dolores Moreno and Armida Ortega faced petty larceny charges with suspended penalties.
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Paul Cella
Beecher W. Thompson
Dolores Moreno
Armida Ortega
Tucson Marriage Licenses for Hall and Carreon Couples
Mrs. Belle D. Hall records marriage licenses for Dwight Errol Perry 23 and Elaine Margaret Clare 18 both of Tucson. Gus Carreon 26 and Eloise Yanez 23, also of Tucson, receive licenses.
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Belle D. Hall
Dwight Errol Perry
Elaine Margaret Clare
Tucson
Gus Carreon
Eloise Yanez
YMCA Prescott Camp Opens For Tucson Boys This Summer
More than 100 Tucson boys will attend the Prescott YMCA camp as Tucson joins Phoenix in the new site. The 10 day periods run June 5 to July 25 with five periods, each housing 32 boys. Cost about 15 dollars for transportation and camp activities. Leaders include Hervey Smith and Elmer Foble among others, with a fully equipped camp featuring cabins, pool, rifle range, crafts, horses, dining hall, and daily radio contact via station W6PZM.
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Tucson
Phoenix
Prescott
Hervey Smith
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Elmer F. Coble
Joe M. Young
Wakefield Junior High
Ivan Konhlhoff
Mansfeld Junior High
Harold Stovall
University of Arizona
University Heights
Lew
Phoenix ‘Y
Another Death Reported on Arizona's Highways
May 23 report from Flagstaff notes Arizona's 1940 automobile fatality list rises to 84 with the death of Lupe Lima of Los Angeles, 60, from injuries after a car driven by Carlos Lima overturned near Cameron. Clara Bowen, also of Los Angeles, aged unspecified, suffered a broken back and a dislocated neck but was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Lupe Lima
Los Angeles
Cameron
Cooks Lead Kitchen and Dining Room at Wholesale Theaters
Experienced cooks are in charge of the kitchen and dining room with items bought at wholesale.
Woodbine Police Chief Seeks Suspected Fifth Columnists
Woodbine Police Chief Louis Stein vows to identify possible fifth columnists after a German machine gun, a World War souvenir on display before Borough Hall for 20 years, was removed though the weapon is not functional.
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Woodbine
N. J
Louis Stein
Stein
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