Annual Sermon at University by Dr Fifield
Dr James William Fifield Jr pastor of First Congregational Los Angeles will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to 470 University of Arizona degree candidates at 8 pm tomorrow at the university stadium. He leads Mobilization for Spiritual Ideals and serves on multiple educational boards. The service follows a 7:15 pm concert band program with Wagner and Franck pieces and ends with Alma Mater and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Fifield, Jr
First Congregational Church of
Los Angeles
University of Arizona
University Stadium
California
Fifield
United States
Los Angeles Family Service Association
Pomona
Calif
College, Olivet, Mich
Chicago Theological Seminary
Yankton College
Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
University of Southern California School of Religion
Richard Wagner
Arthur Olaf Andersen
J. Rockwood Jenkins
Episcopal Church
Arizona
Rollin Pease
S. Rachmaninoff
Alfred Atkinson
Panis Angelicus
Cesar Franck
Flossie Nell Hagan Williams
Frank S. Williams
First Methodist Church of
Tucson
Tschaikowsky
Edward Elgar
James W. Fifield, Jr
First Congregational Church
Eagle Awards To Be Presented By Boy Scouts
Eagle awards the highest honor in the Boy Scouts of America will be conferred Monday night at 8 o clock at a court of honor held at Major William J. Foy's home 2231 East Helen Street. Leon Porter of troop 5 Eugene Russell of troop 55 and Raymond Roseboro of troop 18 receive the Eagles Roseboro also earns the silver palm for ten merit badges. An informal conference of adult scout and cub pack leaders will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Leon Porter
Eugene Russell
Raymond Roseboro
William J. Foy
East Helen Street
Roseboro
Ochoa Girls Complete First Aid Course
The Ochoa girls scout troop finished a junior first aid course led by Peter Aden of the Tucson Red Cross chapter. Certificates will be awarded to Evagelina Romero Ruth Caceres Concha Quihuis Cleotilde Villa Alice Nardho Jessie Madero Gloria Bedoy Belen Ortiz Elise Camacho Blanche Rodriguez Helen Higuera Lola Ronquillo Helen Montano Elda Celaya Helen Regas Geraldine Lopez Stella Rodriguez Mary Gallegos Lupe Moroyoqui.
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Ochoa
Peter Aden
Tucson
American Red Cross
Evagelina Romero
Ruth Caceres
Concha Quihuis
Cleotilde Villa
Alice Nardho
Jessie Madero
Gloria Bedoy
Belen Ortiz
Elise Camacho
Blanche Rodriguez
Helen Higuera
Lola Ronquillo
Helen Montano
Elda Celaya
Helen Regas
Geraldine Lopez
Stella Rodriguez
Mary Gallegos
Lupe Moroyoqui
Parley of Border States Is Sought
Santa Fe New Mexico May 24 A conference of border state representatives from the United States and Mexico to foster better relations was proposed by Gov John E Miles of New Mexico He said inquiries would be initiated to spur a summer meeting and asked the governors of Arizona California and Texas for reaction If favorable northern Mexican state governors would be contacted
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Santa FE
N. M
United States
Mexico
John E. Miles
New Mexico
Miles
Arizona
Californiy
Texas
Infant Funeral Set for Ramon Obregon Tomorrow
Funeral services for seven month old Ramon Obregon son of Mr and Mrs Manuel Obregon of 1329 South 11th Avenue will be held at 1 PM tomorrow at Santa Cruz church. Burial follows in Holy Hope cemetery. The child died yesterday at the family home and the parents survive. The body lies in state tonight at Tucson Mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Obregon
Manuel Obregon
South 11Th Avenue
Santa Cruz Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Tucson Mortuary
Inquest Opens Into Hayward Death At Tucson Market
An inquest into the death of 73 year old Joseph W. Hayward opened in justice court after he fell 12 to 14 feet into a cellar at Joe W Tang’s market 526 East Ninth street. The coroner’s jury viewed the body and scene and will reconvene next Tuesday afternoon. A petition for letters of special administration of the $5 000 estate was filed in superior court naming Mrs Lula Heidel Hayward administrator. Hayward survived by wife, son Jason W. Hayward Jr, two stepchildren John Heidel and Ethel Booth a sister Eve Cangone and another sister E Ward. He resided at 325 East 12th street. Funeral services will be held here Tuesday and the body shipped to Halstead Pa by Reilly Undertaking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Hayward
Joe W. Tang
East Ninth Street
Justice Court
Hayward
Superior Court
Lula Heidel Hayward
Jason W. Hayward, Jr
John Heidel
Ethel Booth
Tucson
Eve Cangone
Rochester
N. Y
E. Ward
Halstead
East 12Th Street
Halstead, Pa
Reilly Undertaking Company
Lindbergh and Wheeler Claim U S Is Safe
New York May 24 Charles A Lindbergh told a mass meeting sponsored by the America First committee that the nation faces a possible war with losses running into the millions and that American life and government would not survive participation. Sen Burton Wheeler asserted the United States is safe from German invasion and that a two ocean Navy will protect the hemisphere within two years. He urged Roosevelt to seek a just peace in Europe not benefiting British Tories or dictators.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
America First Committee
Madison Square Garden
Lindbergh
England
France
America
Burton K. Wheeler
Mont
United States
Germany
Wheeler
Hitler
Roosevelt
Italy
Britain
Engineer 77 Dies While Driving Locomotive in Denver
Chester C. Folz aged 77 and with 60 years in railroading died of a heart attack while piloting a locomotive into East Portal on schedule. The incident occurred May 24, as the throttle was pulled shut and air released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
U.P
East Portal
Chester C. Folz
Papago Chief May View Army Craft In Tucson Flight Plan
Papago chief Pia Machita may tour Tucson's airport next week to view an Army airplane as federal officials arrange a close look. He arrived with 10 tribesmen on a warrant for resisting arrest during a draft registration dispute and faces a pending hearing on their absence from an earlier attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pia Machita
Papago
McKinney
Machita
Federal
Tucson
U. S
Henry Smith
Jose Ignacio
Indian Agency
Mexico
Republic
Smith
Toapit
Jose Juan
C. Wayne Clampitt
Miss Hoerr's Remains To Be Sent To Illinois
Hilda J. Hoerr 29 of Tucson died yesterday in a local hospital. Her body will travel on the Californian to Peoria Illinois for funeral services and burial tomorrow. Accompanying relatives include her mother Mrs Emma Hoerr and brother August E Hoerr. The body will lie in state tonight at the Tucson Mortuary. Surviving siblings listed Emil Otto Rudolph and Miss Emma Hoerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda J. Hoerr
Tucson
Peoria
Ill
Emma Hoerr
August E. Hoerr
Emil
Otto
Rudolph Hoerr
Boulder City Manager Position Abolished
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes has abolished the Boulder City Nev city manager post and assigned duties to Asa G Boynton of the reclamation bureau. The city manager job, created in 1930, saw Sims Ely as its first appointee who recently resigned. Ickes cited unified management of Boulder Dam and the city under interior jurisdiction as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPR
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Boulder City
Nev
Asa G. Boynton
Reclamation Bureau
Sims Ely
Ickes
Boulder Dam
Interior Department
Danish Farm Cooperative Movement Overview
A Danish farm cooperative landscape features organizations engaged in buying and selling operations. The text outlines how coop groups coordinate procurement and distribution among members within the agricultural sector.
Hopi Chiefs Cite Prophecy Over Draft Registration Refusal
Hopi leaders from Hotevilla declare youths have the right to refuse Army registration. Chiefs James Pongonyuma and Don Katchangwa show a stone tablet claiming Hopi prophecy foresees white man’s strife and vow not to advise registration. Five of about 500 residents refused to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Hotevilla
U. S
James Pongonyuma
Don Katchangwa
Thirteen Missing As Floods Hit Two States
Flash floods in western New Mexico and west Texas left at least thirteen people missing and disrupted highway and rail links. In Carlsbad New Mexico about 1000 homeless as floods threaten another crest. a Grand Canyon Limited train was waterbound between Friona and Clovis. Authorities urged evacuations and reported widespread evacuees in Southland Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
West Texas
Carlsbad
N. M
Howell Gage
Erma Hall
Snyder
Tex
Grand Canyon
Clovis
Southland
Hall Signs Order to Settle Suit
Judge William G Hall signed an order in superior court authorizing a settlement of 456 for damages claimed by David Michael Stewart a 15 year old student at Fresnal Ranch school for boys after a station wagon overturned on Sasabe road near the Mexican border last April 19 Two boys were killed Hilda Stewart guardian was ordered to settle with Bryan Peters owner and Robert W Darling the instructor driving the car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hall
Superior Court
David Michael Stewart
Fresnal Ranch
Stewart
Tucson
Sasabe Road
Hilda Stewart
Bryan Peters
Robert W. Darling
Arizona ranked 44th in density in 1940 census
Washington May 24 The census bureau reports Arizona 44th among 48 states in density of population for 1940 with 44 inhabitants per square mile. Population 499,261 and area 113 580 square miles. Rhode Island is the most densely inhabited at 674.2 per square mile. Nevada is the sparsest at 1 per square mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arizona
Census Bureau
Rhode Island
Nevada
Jurymen Begin Deliberating Burks False Petition Case
Twelve jurors in Pima county deliberated over the guilt of Duke C. Burks 30 year old politician charged with presenting a false instrument for filing a petition nominating him to the state legislature from District 4. Witnesses testified signatures were not on the petition or were not signed by them. The defense argued Burks copied names after losing a page. Jurors were sent for deliberation late today after brief sessions and morning arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
Duke C. Burks
Board of Supervisors
Burks
State of
Arizona
May Boggs
Walter C. Smith
Catholic Daughters Meet Set At Knights of Columbus Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America will gather at 8 P M Monday in Knights of Columbus hall. Committees outline plans for the state conference in Tucson May 31 and June 1 with final reports due. Members should call Mrs Kathryn Doyle at 727 W for banquet reservations and a social hour follows the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Tucson
Kathryn Doyle
El Rio Golf and Country Club Pool Opens With Buffet Show
The swimming pool at El Rio Golf and Country Club will open Monday evening with a 7 o'clock buffet supper for members and guests. A fashion show and a swimming and diving exhibition directed by John Barringer will follow. Reservations due by Sunday evening. A car fire gutted the interior of K A Collis’s vehicle at 1505 West Sonora Street, believed arson or unknown origin, extinguished by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Rio Golf and Country Club
John Barringer
K. A. Collis
West
Sonora Street
Collis
Reckless Driving Arrest in South Seventh Area
Co. D. Sanders aged 26 of 804 South Seventh avenue was arrested by police late last night on reckless driving charges at South Sixth avenue and 18th street. His trial was set for Monday morning in police court.
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Co. D. Sanders
South Seventh Avenue
South Sixth Avenue
18Th Street
Santa Cruz Fair and Rodeo to dedicate new floor at Sonoita
The Santa Cruz Fair and Rodeo association will dedicate its new floor in the fair building at Sonoita on Saturday May 31 with a public dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz Fair and Rodeo Association
Sonoita
Coble presides at Salt River YMCA swimmers meeting
Elmer F. Coble state commissioner of swimming and life saving led the Phoenix gathering of Salt River valley swimmers and life-savers. He serves as the local YMCA physical director and program secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Coble
Y.M.C.A
Phoenix
Salt River
Vally
Coble
Townsend Clubs of Tuc Son Concert at Armory Park
The Townsend Club of Tucson will present a concert in Armory Park tomorrow at 4 p.m. The event showcases local musicians and aims to draw community attendance.
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Townsend Clubs OF
Tucson
Armory Park
Tomorow
Knights of Pythias to Confer Knight Rank in Tucson
Tucson Lodge No 9 Knights of Pythias to meet Monday at 7 30 p m at 1 0 C F hall 185 South Sixth Avenue Two candidates will receive the rank of knight at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Knights of Pythias
C.F. Hall
South Sixth Avenue
Twelve Amphi theatre girls complete home nursing course
Twelve members of the Amphi theatre girls scout troop completed a 26 hour home nursing course led by Miss Mary Torrence visiting nurse for Tucson chapter American Red Cross. The graduates are Alice Thomte Frances Percival Anna Lee Rogers Pamela Behm Claire Kegel Edith Ackley Margaret Bryson Evelyn Holoway Mae Louise Kondziella Frances Bone Amy Sue Huff and Isabel Ickers.
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Mary Torrence
Tucson
American Red Cross
Alice Thomte
Frances Percival
Anna Lee Rogers
Pamela Behm
Claire Kegel
Edith Ackley
Margaret Bryson
Evelyn Holoway
Mae Louise Kondziella
Frances Bone
Amy Sue Huff
Isabel Ickers
State highway budget rises on federal aid hope
Arizona's State highway commission estimates 1941 42 revenues at 10 929 980 up from 9 119 000 with 1 435 382 contingent on congressional federal military roads aid. Regular federal aid totals 2 134 191 plus 1 240 699 19 carried over. Draft shows over 4 million for new construction and a 577 878 81 expected fund balance plus 277 431 from outstanding aid.
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Phoenix
State Highway Commission
W. R. Hutchins
Hutchins
Department
State Highway Patrol
Commission
The
Highway Bureau
Five finish life saving course at University of Arizona
A senior course in life saving and water safety completed by co-eds at the University of Arizona under Miss Mildred L. Samuelson Red Cross instructor. Participants include Mary Shrivvers Sally Ross Betty Thomas Betty Nicholson and Burdetto Kines.
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University of Arizona
Mildred L. Samuelson
Red Cross
Mary Shrivvers
Sally Ross
Betty Thomas
Betty Nicholson
Burdetto Kines
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Lindbergh and
Hoerr
Illinois
Boulder
United Press
Hall
Arizona Mortuary, Inc
Ambulance Service
Sam Paris
Jewel Box
State Theatre
Bubova Hamilton Watches
Green Elgin
Scarlett O'Hara
Zinnias
Alifornia
Langers
Garden Department
Pennington
Buick
Apache Motors
6Th Ave
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