U. Students To Wed Here Next Month
Betty Bogle of 1315 North Highland Avenue to wed Gerald M. Davis of Portland Oregon. Both seniors at the University of Arizona plan June wedding and future residence in Tucson after a honeymoon in northern Arizona and the west coast.
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Betty Bogle
Gerald Davis
Portland, Ore
R. A. Bogle
North Highland Avenue
Betty
Gerald M. Davis
Portland
Ore
Miss Bogle
Tucson High School
University of Arizona
Alpha Phi Sorority
Phrateres
University Town
Order of the Rainbow For
Grand Cross of Colors
Davis
C. M. Davis
Delta Chi Fraternity
Chain Gang
Arizona
Tucson
Reading Contest For Children At Carnegie Library
The summer reading contest for the Carnegie library’s children’s department starts Saturday June 1. Open to fifth through ninth graders, it offers 48 books to choose from and a colored picture prize for each completed book. Children who read 10 or more books earn a 48-picture collection, while others receive as many pictures as books read. A target with arrows tracks progress, bull’s eye reached at 10 books, and a party is planned for those reaching the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Lbrarians
Summer Schedule For YWCA Swim Pool Initiated
The YWCA announces summer pool hours with plunge times 2:30 to 5 p m on weekdays. Open mornings for exercise 10 to 11 on Mondays and Thursdays. A new children class starts next week at 2 pm on Mondays and Thursdays. Adult classes at 2 pm on Tuesdays and Fridays. Physicals required at 9 am Saturdays. Registered employed women include Ida May Paull Julia Paull Frances Maier Hortense Zamora Bernice Robles Alberta Devine June Duncan Rebecca Spencer Josephine Brown Luz Ortiz Naomi Burnett Ivey May Wade Boots Ashoff Victor Shaar Dorothy Tankersley Ernestine Campbell May Rivera Clara Roseboro Mrs Bernice Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Paull
Julia Paull
Frances Maier
Hortense Zamora
Bernice Robles
Alberta Devine
June Duncan
Rebecca Spencer
Josephine Brown
Luz Ortiz
Naomi Burnett
Ivey May Wade
Boots Ashoff
Victor Shaar
Dorothy Tankersley
Ernestine Campbell
May Rivera
Clara Roseboro
Bernice Walker
Couple Married In Nogales Joins Tucson Community
Elizabeth Frances Giffin and Robert Lowry Bell wed in Nogales in a quiet ceremony. Miss Giffin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Giffin. the bride’s brother Robert E. Giffin gave her in marriage. Mrs. Bell has ties to Colorado Springs and frequent visits to Tucson. the couple plan to reside in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Elizabeth Frances Giffin
Charles O. Giffin
Robert Lowry Bell
Tucson
Robert E. Giffin
Bell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Old Pueblo
Mr. Bell
Fort Worth Established as Army Post in 1849
Fort Worth Texas originated as a military post in 1849 intended to safeguard settlers from Indian attacks and support frontier development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Walter Winchell On Broadway First Nights and Openings
June opens with several Broadway premieres as critics note mixed quality. Keep Off the Grass features Durante Bolger Chase Froman among audiences, while Two for the Show ends its run. An English murder drama At the Stroke of Eight sparks comment. Reviews praise Sara Allgood by R Watts Jr and Abbott Costello Gypsy Rose Lee influence. Russian Bank debuts Friday amid shifting czar era themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Durante
Ray Bolger
Ilka Chase
Jane Froman
Times
Mirror
Virginia O’brien
R. Watts, Jr
Sara Allgood
Mr. Atkinson
The
Paris
Abbott & Costello
Gypsy Rose Lee
Hollywood Flurry Of Farces And Features In Films
The page surveys several 1935 era releases including Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier in 21 Days Together and D. Lamour with A Sarong in Typhoon. It notes Irene a musical remake with Anna Neagle, Billie Burke and Roland Young in supporting roles, The Biscuit Eater about a boy and his dog with Billy Lee, and Edison The Man slated at the Capitol with high praise in Variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Leigh
L. Olivier
D. Lamour
Sarong
Irene
Anna Neagle
Billie Burke
Roland Young
Billy Lee
Zorina
Edison
Capitol
Variety
The Wireless and Wartime Radio Culture
The piece comments on radio quiz shows and wartime programming noting contestants drift to safe winnings, music segments frustrate listeners, and broadcasts shift as comics leave and politicians enter. Time Magazine publisher Henry Luce is praised for concise, decisive wartime analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Manners
Ross Graham
Berlin
Time
H. R. Luce
Inside the Era of Wartime Voices and Culture
In Harper's Germany The Voice from Within argues Hitler’s support is overstated by the people Hans Schmit reports. Mencken notes new war slang in Reader's Digest. Isadore Witmark discusses hit song picks in Cornet. Debutantes Annual showcases photos and captions. Safety Digest offers life saving tips unread by many. Reader's Digest calls a bore a Monopologue. Tom Dewey repeats old New Deal critiques in Merk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Hans Schmit
Harper’s
Germany
Voice
Westwall
Adolph
Munich
Mencken
Reader
Isadore Witmark
Cornet
Artie Shaw
Safety Digest
Front Page Wit and War Talk From The Times
AP correspondent H Taylor Henry recalls front line duties in France while pondering regret over leaving the army. Harold Denny of The Times expresses relief after reporters were ordered from Belgium. Congress debates press censorship, and Mark Sullivan probes Lindbergh. Hollywood signs crisis and sports jabs close the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Taylor Henry
The
Times
Harold Denny
Belgium
Hobbs
Congress
Rush D. Holt
West Va
Mark Sullivan
Lindbergh
West Indies
Hollywood
N.Y. Post
Bob Considine
Uhlmann
Hollywood Stars and Bitter Quotes From 1940s Screen Legends
Rosalind Russell and Bette Davis spark remarks on talent and fame while William Anthony McGuire praises Madeleine Carroll’s mind and Marlene Dietrich criticizes actresses fueled by looks. Ray Milland notes a lifelong act study as the piece closes with a hint of ennui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Russell
Hollywood
Bette Davis
William Anthony McGuire
Madeleine Carroll
Marlene Dietrich
Dietrich
Ray Milland
First Summer Dance Set by 48 States Club at Wetmore's
The 48 States club announces a June 1 Saturday dance at Wetmore's pavilion from 9 to 1 with Bob Ecton and his band and Jennie Phillipps as vocalist. A surprise floor show will entertain as the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
48 States Club
Wetmore’s
Bob Ecton
Jennie Phillipps
Catholic Youths Dance at Sacred Heart Church Hall
The Catholic Youths organization will hold a dance Friday evening from 9 to midnight at Sacred Heart church hall located at Fort Lowell road and North Second Avenue. A small admittance fee will be charged. Rev John L Howard is pastor of the new church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Fort Lowell Road
North Second Avenue
John L., Howard
Ladies Auxiliary to B of R T Memorial Services
The Ladies auxiliary to the Benevolent order of the Roaring T. will hold memorial services early Thursday morning. Cars will depart from 928 North First avenue at 8 o clock for Evergreen cemetery where the services will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Evergreen Cemetery
B. of R. T
North First Avenue
Amphitheater Homemakers Meet Friday at Wetmore Home
Amphitheater Homemakers will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Ralph Wetmore on Oracle Road for a session. The group will discuss crafts, club activities, and plans for the upcoming community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wetmore
Oracle Road
Girl Scout Troop Four Plans Meeting at Gilkey Home
The senior Girl Scouts from Amphi theater Troop No Four will meet at 7 30 oclock Wednesday evening at Betty Rose Gilkey s home 406 Fort Lowell road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rose Gilkey
Fort Lowell Road
National Resources Board Reports Vast Untillable Land
The National Resources board reports 881,725,000 acres of land in the United States as essential incapable of tillage. The finding highlights widespread untillable terrain across multiple states and implications for agricultural policy and land use planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Resources Board
United States
Miss Tigner Will Wed At Morning Rites
A 9 o'clock ceremony at St. Philip's in the Hills will unite Miss Marie Edna Tigner of Tucson and Atlanta with Walter Alexander Harris II of Tucson and Shreveport. Rev. C E Huntington will officiate before about 75 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip’s-in-the-Hills
Marie Edna Tigner
Tucson
Atlanta
Walter Alexander Harris, II
Shreveport
C. E. Huntington
Tucsonian Will Wed In Ceremony Here Tomorrow
Miss Thelma Burden daughter of Mr and Mrs G T Burden of Tuc son will wed Emil Edward Miklos son of Mrs Edward Miklos of Milwaukee Wis in a ceremony at 8 oclock tomorrow evening in the First Methodist church Rev Clif ford Eckman will perform the rites Miklos a resident of Los Angeles Calif Attending Miss Burden will be Miss Wilma Burden as maid of honor and Misses Georgia Bee Wilcox Fay Dorothy Vance and Helen Watson as bridesmaids John Miklos brother of the bridegroom will be best man Ushers will be Charles Ames Arnold Mikels and Bob Lukens
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Burden
G. T. Burden
Tucson
Emil Edward Miklos
Edward Miklos
Milwaukee
Wis
First Methodist Church
Clifford Eckman
Miklos
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Burden
Wilma Burden
Georgia Bee Wilcox
Fay Dorothy
Sodality Shower Honors Lydia Felix Before June Wedding
The Hijas de Maria Sodality hosted a miscellaneous shower for Lydia Felix whose June 1 marriage to Faustino Sanders is planned at San Agustin cathedral. Guests included Rev. Don Hughes, Sisters of the Most Holy Eucharist, and many family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hijas de Maria Sodality
Lydia Felix
Faustino Sanders
San Agustin Cathedral
Rodolfo Dyke
Don Hughes
Sisters of the Most Holy Eucharist
Elma Barnes
Carmen Mejia
Estella Nunez
Carmen Bonillas
Virginia Gamboa
Emelia Perez
Josephine Salazar
Berta Gomez
Helen Howard
Magdalena
Mary Salazar
Carmen Dyke
Olga Camacho
Rosa Carona
Anita Huerta
Maclovia Quintas
Alice Montenegro
Maria C. Rosales
Conception Rosales
Manuela Lopez
Gloria Garcia
Ruth Leora
Paula Villa
Mercedes Miranda
Reynalda Gonzales
Alicia
Mary Garcia
Ramoncity Sanders
Maria Socorro
Andrea Delgado
Amalia Felix
Josephine Herrera
Rebecca Herrera
Mary Quiroz
Maricopa Property Facing Transfer Under Delinquent Tax Law
About 400 parcels in Maricopa County with taxes overdue more than five years will be transferred to the state if overdue assessments are not paid by June 22. This marks the first use of a 1931 law allowing sale of delinquent property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Pfeiffers to Spend Summer in Connecticut
Mr. and Mrs. C. Leonard Pfeiffer and their children George Phillip and Kathryn will leave Tucson Saturday for a summer at their Westport Connecticut home. They will return to El Encanto in Tucson next fall. Miss Ruthe Hamlin from Los Angeles arrived in town Sunday for about a two week visit with Miss Mary Lisle. Mrs. Alice Graybear and her son Andy travel to the west coast. in San Diego she will visit her son James Graybeal at the Ryan School of Aeronautics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Leonard Pfeiffer
George
Phillip
Kathryn
Tucson
Westport
Connecticut
el Encanto
Old Pueblo
Ruthe Hamlin
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Lisle
Alice Graybear
Miles
Andy
San Diego
James Graybeal
Ryan School of Aeronautics
Holbrooks Plan Seattle Summer Cabin Stay
Mrs. Paul Holbrook will travel to Seattle Washington with her three children John Bruce and Elizabeth for a summer at the Holbrook cabin. Dr Holbrook will join the family later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Holbrook
Seattle
Wash
John
Bruce
Elizabeth
Holbrook
Dr. Holbrook
Tucson Teacher Miss Pfouts Heads to Vermont Summer
Miss Nan Pfouts, a Tucson schoolteacher, recently left Tucson to spend the summer vacation period in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Pfouts
Tucson
Vermont
Miss Pfouts
Mrs Mildred Server Hosts Guests in Tucson Visit
Mrs Mildred Server of New York wintering in the Old Pueblo has as house guests Mrs Samuel Gifford and her daughter Gail. The party will spend a few days in Tucson before continuing to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Server
New York
Old Pueblo
Samuel Gifford
Gail
Tucson
Los Angeles
Mary Maroney Honored At Garden Dinner In Tucson
Miss Mary Maroney newly chosen state president of the Business and Professional Women's club was honored at a garden and dinner party at the home of Miss Myrtle Duffy on South Fourth Avenue. She is retiring as a Tucson schools teacher. Hosts included Mrs. Alice Murphy with Rev. Thomas Connelly and numerous local residents as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maroney
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Myrtle Duffy
South Fourth Avenue
Maroney
Tucson
Alice Murphy
Duffy
Thomas Connelly
E. Foy
Twin Buttes
Patrick Murphy
Flagstaff
Tom Collins
Clifford brothers leave Tucson for Anderson Airplane School
Glenn Clifford and Ralph Clifford sons of Calvin Clifford of 318 North Third Avenue have moved from Tucson to Los Angeles to attend the Anderson Airplane School. William Dixon of Tucson is also in training at the same flying school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Clifford
Ralph Clifford
Calvin Clifford
North Third Avenue
Tucson
Anderson Airplane School
Los Angeles
William Dixon
Visitor Mrs John Winchcombe Taylor Tours Tucson
Mrs John Winchcombe Taylor arrived in the Old Pueblo to visit her mother Mrs Mose Drachman. After a month she will return to Canada where her husband serves in the Canadian army tank corps at Camp Borden near Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Pueblo
John Winchcombe Taylor
Mose Drachman
Taylor
Canada
Canadian Army Tank Corps
Camp Borden
Toronto
Barrie
Couple Weds At Rites Read On Saturday Evening
The former Miss Nina Warner of Bellville Kansas and Ed C Everett of El Paso and Stafford Texas were married at 6 30 PM last Saturday at Justice of the Peace C W Gardner's West Lincoln street home. Attendants were G S Alexander and G W Cox. Mrs Everett wore a silk street length print dress. A La Jolla dinner followed. They will live at 318 West Luna for the present. The bride has lived in Tucson about four years. Everett is employed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Warner
G. Steenburg
Bellville
Kansas
Ed C. Everett
E. J. Everett
el Paso
Stafford
Texas
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
West
Lincoln Street
G. S. Alexander
G. W. Cox
Everett
la Jolla
West Luna
Miss Warner
Tucson
Debutante Plans Yacht Night With Walter
Jean Garrett, a young debutante, schemes to win back Walter Mallory after he refuses to be photographed with her. The plot unfolds amid socialites at the Yacht Club as family tensions and romance swirl around the Cuba era wartime memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mallory
Jean Garrett
Tommy Alden
Walter
Pedro de Moraes
Tommy
Jean
Helen Hobart
Jealous entanglements turn barroom night tense
Jean endures humiliation as Walter rejects her and Pedro flaunts charm and brash bravado. At the bar, Tommy flirtations with Helen Hobart sting her, while Pedro presses Mexico style bravado. The scene ends with Walter’s curt interruption and unsettled tension.
River Ride Scheme Sparks Mutinous Plot
Walter plans a river boat outing with Mary at the Cruise Club. Helen hatches a bold plan to use Tom and a fast boat ride to spite Jean and Mallory, aiming for a swift escape via the back way despite risks and cold. To be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Jean
Mary
Helen
Tommy
Pedro
Angel
Mallory
May Christie
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Christopher Oil Co Takes Gulf Products
Christopher Oil Co 2907 Oracle road becomes Gulf line distributor for Tucson and southern Arizona. They will also handle Cosden gasoline and Gulf oils greases and specialties. Roscoe Christopher announces the change and invites service station and garage owners to a sales meeting at Luna Park at 8 p m with Gulf representative G F McMillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Oil Company
Oracle Road
Gulf
Cosden
Roscoe Christopher
Tucson
Arizona
Luna Park
Christopher
G. F. McMillan
Gulf Oil Corporation
French Occupation of Tunisia Begins with 1881 Expedition
In 1881 a French military expedition moves to establish control over Tunisia, marking the start of formal occupation. Reports describe the deployment and strategic aims as French forces secure coastal positions and seek political leverage with local authorities. The move signals a major shift in North African colonial dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunisia
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