Tucson WAC graduate tops merit list at Fort Oglethorpe
Second Lt. Emily Clare Brown from Tucson Ariz led the 50th WAC officer candidate class at Fort Oglethorpe earning first in the order of merit for scholarship leadership and officer qualities. Lorraine Reed of Silver Spring Md and Elizabeth Arnold of Shrub Oak N Y followed. Brown daughter of a retired colonel has Army roots in the Philippines and Army camps. She previously worked as a society editor in Tucson and at the Arizona Daily Star before entering service.
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Port Oglethorpe
WAC
Emily Clare Brown
Tucson
Ariz
Fort Oglethorpe
Philippines
Army of the United Sates
Brown
O. C
Lorrainer
Silver Spring
Andlizabeth Arnold
Shrub Oak
N. Y
C. G. Brown
East Third Street
Elizabeth B.mcguire
Tech
Arthur J. McGuire
England
Ohio State University
Columbus
Arizona Ly Star
Panama American
Panama
Arizona Daily Star
Betty Bandel
Wayne University
Detroit
Mich
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Delta Zeta
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Ft. Sill
Ft. Bening
Ft. Hayes
Army School
Kansas City
Army Air Base
Alliance
Neb
Army
Army Air Forces Technical Medal
Births at St Marys Hospital Tucson Dates May Twenty Three to Twenty Four
Birth notices from St Marys Hospital list three newborns. A girl born to Capt and Mrs John Good at 10 24 a m May 23 at 1802 E Silver Tucson. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Jack D Laine at 2 02 p m May 23 at 3007 N Country Club Rd Tucson. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Herman Berlowe at 6 40 p m May 23 at 903 E Adams St Tucson. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Yates at 4 46 a m May 24 at 1724 E 2nd St Tucson.
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St. Mary's Hospital
John Good
E. Silver
Tucson
First St
Jackson D. Laine
Country Club Road
Herman Berlowe
E. Adams St
Lawrence ¥. Yates
E. 2Nd St
Tucson Ranks Second In Low Fatalities In Automobile Accidents
Tucson places second among cities with 25 000 to 50 000 population for low motor vehicle deaths based on the 1941 1943 1944 registration death rate. Mayor Henry O. Janstad cites Public Safety magazine findings showing one death in 1941 and two in 1943 with none in 1944.
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Tucson
Henry 0. Janstad
Public Safety Magazine
RKO Property Man Recalls Old Tucson Days
George W. Rule, a former Tucson resident and now an RKO property man for the Western film Tall in the Saddle, revisits his hometown after 39 years. He recalls family stores, the bakery, old schools, and friends, noting changes in Tucson since 1905 and reflecting on his late parents and sister Jeanette, now in Los Angeles.
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George W. Rule
RKO Motion Picture
Tall In the
Tucson
Rule
Los Angeles
Calif
Stone Avenue
Cushing
Main
Pennington
Meyers Street
Meyers
Recorder’s Office
Anna Sullinger
Simpsons
Manzo
William Rule
Ordemat
Jeanette Rule
George
Home Supply Company
Tucson Council Set To Meet At Chamber Of Commerce
City briefs note the Arizona small mine operators association meeting this evening at the Chamber of Commerce building. Howard Shiff, son of Harry Shiff, recently graduated high school, has passed his Army physical exam for service in the ASTRC after returning from Phoenix.
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Tucson Council OF the
Arizona Small Mine Operators Association
Chamber of Commerce Building
Howard Shiff
Harry Shiff
East Second Street
Phoenix
ASTRC
Tucson Post 549 VFW Meeting Set for May 25
Tucson Post 549 announces a VFW meeting at 8 p m Thursday May 25 in the VFW hall located at 121 East Broadway. Members are urged to attend.
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Tucson
V.F.W
VFW Hall
East Broadway
Sugar allotment up 10 percent for April to June
Industrial users of sugar receive a 10 percent increase in their allotments for April May and June. Applicants must file with the ration board before June 15 to obtain the higher quota. The rise is attributed to higher sugar stocks announced by the OPA.
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OPA
University of Arizona cooperative book store expansion
The University of Arizona cooperative book store is expanding this week to handle higher customer demand. The project adds space to accommodate increased sales and service efficiency.
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University OF Arizona Cooperative Book Store
Movie unit to shoot scenes near Tucson mountain park
A film crew of 30, including production staff and cowboys, will shoot most scenes for the Arizona project near Flagstaff with additional work in the mountain park area at Old Tucson. Eddie Donahue, production manager, received permission to film there for four days after George and his sister attended local schools.
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George
St. Vincent's College
Motion Picture Company
Old Tucson
Arizona
Tucson Mountain
Rule
Flagstaff
Eddie Donahue
Mountain Park
Campus recreation facilities to stay open during summer
Naval officers on campus oversee continued operation of the recreation hall store run by Ralph Diehl. The recreational center fountain and restaurant will also remain open, both located in the basement of the women’s building during the summer months.
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Recreation Hall
Ralph Diehl
WAC Recruiting Transfers From Local Office To Phoenix
Pvt Marila Crowley stationed in the WAC recruiting office in the federal building has been transferred to the Phoenix office for recruiting work. She has served here five months and hails from Cleveland Ohio. Lt Margaret McEnery will accompany her to Phoenix after a temporary assignment here. Lt Romaine Attick has been in Phoenix two weeks organizing a WAC Mothers club and handling recruiting duties.
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Pvt
Marila Crowley
WAC
Federal Building
Phoenix
Pvt. Crowley
Cleveland
Margaret McEnery
Romaine Attick
Mothers’ Club
Ap pendectomy Proceeds for County Official
Frank Young chief deputy in the office of County Treasurer A B Cole underwent an appendectomy last night. His condition was reported satisfactory today.
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Frank Young
A. B. Cole
Regular meeting of Pima lodge No 3 I O O F announced
The Regular Meeting of Pima lodge No 3 I O O F will be held tomorrow at 8 p m in the lodge hall 135 South Sixth Avenue Refreshments follow and brothers Fred Young and Irvin Kaplan on leave from the armed forces will attend All members and visiting brothers urged to attend.
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Pima Lodge No. 3
South Sixth Avenue
Fred Young
Irvin Kaplan
Miss Peggy Bilby Joins Pima County Selective Service Board
Miss Peggy Bilby daughter of Ralph Bilby local attorney began duties as clerical assistant in Pima County Selective Service Board No. 1 this week. She recently completed her junior year at the University of Arizona.
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Peggy Bilby
Ralph Bilby
Pima County
Selective Service Board No. 1
Bilby
The
University of Arizona
Quinine Trade Shifts From Americas to Asia and Middle East
In 1880 the Central and South American regions led quinine exports but the seed failed to develop there. Java and the Near East rose to dominance in the field, altering global production leadership.
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Central
South America
Java
Near East
Public Records Annulment and Divorce Judgments Listed
An annulment suit filed by Irene Varner Evo De Oncini presiding against William E. Varner resulted in a judgment for the plaintiff. A divorce case Mildren G Moore versus James Moore also ended with a plaintiff’s judgment. In a separate filing, Catherine M Kluge versus Fred J appears to seek divorce with a judgment for the plaintiff.
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Evo de “Oncini
Irene Varner
William E. Varner
Mildren G. Moore
James Moore
Catherine M. Kluge
Fred J
Police Court Actions Arrested Poultry Charge and Fraud Case
Paul J. Cella and Wilbur Carpenter had sentences suspended for allowing chickens to run at large. Sherman J. Adcox was sent to Pima County on bogus check charges.
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Paul J. Cella
Wilbur Carpenter
Sherman J. Adcox
Pima County
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Belle D. Hall and Samuel J. Nuccio both listed as a couple with Nuccio aged 21 from New York and Jeaneene Palmer aged 18 from Springfield Illinois. Walter V. Humphries 28 of Greenville South Carolina and Mary E. Strahl 21 of Tucson Arizona. Ralph E. Green 21 of Elk Creek California and Emily E. White 19 of Mt Shasta California.
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Belle D. Hall
Samuel J. Nuccio
New York
N. Y
Jeaneene Palmer
Springfield
Walter V. Humphries
Greenville
S. C
Mary E. Strahl
Tucson
Ralph E. Green
Elk Creek
Calif
Emily E. White
Mt. Shasta
First Military Votes Received By Recorder
The first military votes from within the United States have been received by county recorder Mrs. Anna Sullinger. Personal votes were cast for two soldiers on leave while five votes from those at camps were received, including two from Los Angeles and one each from Camp Howze Texas New Orleans and Albuquerque New Mexico.
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United States
Anna Sullinger
Los Angeles
Camp Howze
Texas
New Orleans
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Card of Thanks for Blas Dominquez family
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Blas Also for the beautiful floral offerings Mr and Mrs Jesus Dominquez and family
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Blas
Jesus Dominques
Safford School Graduation Set For Tomorrow
Safford junior high to hold its 25th annual spring graduation exercises tomorrow May 25 at 8 p m. C A Carson will award promotion certificates. Rev Theodore Radke will give invocation and benediction. Leslie O Brewer and Arleen Slette direct music.
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Safford Junior High School
C. A. Carson
Theodore Radke
St. Agustin’s Cathedral
Leslie O. Brewer
Arleen Slette
Maysie Glover
Alice Gomez
Maria Gonzales
Serafis Grace
Charles Grant
Lois Griffith
Marjorie Harle
la Verne Highhouse
Helen Higuera
William Sutherland
Leo Switzer
Consuelo Trejo
Floyd Trujillo
Frank Trujillo
Eugene Valdez
Frances Vega
Elvira Villasenor
Socorro Villegas
Bill Wright
Lucy Acevedo
Conception Aguirre
Socorro Aguirre
Billy Alred
Elvira Andrews
Mary Angel
Decide
Names List From Historical Roll Call
A long roster of individuals including Estella Davila Esther Del sid Elvina May Dietz Genevieve Dirnberger Tizoc Dorame John Dye Sally Elias Gloria Gabusi Rodolfo Gallego Margaret Gannon Johnnie Garcia Aline Gardner Natalia Hilliard George Hoffman Joe Huish Arthur Kingman Joe Klauser Alfred Leon Aurelio Lopez Margaret Lopez Mary S Lopez Pauline Lopez Patsy Mahan Joan Manes Beatriz Martinez Jesus Martinez Billy Joe May Vinicio Mendoza Harrison Nasewytewa Hector Navarro Richard Noriega Anita Núñez Mike Ochoa James O'Donnell Genevieve Olea Robert Payne Alan Peterson Helen Quinlan Robert Quintas Billy Rickabaugh Lupe Rico Frances Ruiz Armida Salcido George Santander Teresa Silvain Phoebe Spencer Shirley Ann Sprawls Josephine Suarez.
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Davila
Estella Delsid
Esther Delsid
Elvina May Dietz
Genevieve Dirnberger
Tizoc Dorame
John Dye
Sally Elias
Gloria Gabusi
Rodolfo Gallego
Margaret Gannon
Johnnie Garcia
Aline Gardner
Natalia Hilliard
George Hoffman
Joe Huish
Arthur Kingman
Joe Klauser
Alfred Leon
Aurelio Lopez
Margaret Lopez
Mary S. Lopez
Pauline Lopez
Patsy Mahan
Joan Manes
Beatriz Martinez
Jesus Martinez
Billy Joe May
Vinicio Mendoza
Harrison Nasewytewa
Hector Navarro
Richard Noriega
Anita Nunez
Mike Ochoa
James O’donnell
Genevieve Olea
Robert Payne
Alan Peterson
Helen Quinlan
Robert Quintas
Billy Rickabaugh
Lupe Rico
Frances Ruiz
Armida Salcido
George Santander
Teresa Silvain
Phoebe Spencer
Shirley Ann Sprawls
Josephine Suarez
Before Pearl Harbor US sourced agar from Ja
Before Pearl Harbor the United States obtained all its agar for ice creams sherbets pud and other products from Ja.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
Army camps save millions by fixing worn gear
Shops at Army camps in seven southeastern states saved the government over four million dollars by repairing worn out Army equipment.
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Southeastern States
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Star Society
Ft. Oglethorpe
RKO
George Rule
John J. Colies
A. W. Gordon
Davis-Monthan Field
John J. Cramer
Davis-Monthan
F. R. MacDonald
Sheet Metal
Francisco Morales
Robert Hobkirk
Wood Mill
War Department
Public Records
Superior Court
Safford School
Brenda
America
Packard
3—Packard
Packard-Built
Rolls-Royce
Packard PT Boat
Bowyer Motor CO
N. Stone Ave
Auto Service
Conoco
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