University of Arizona Faculty Plan Summer Vacations
University of Arizona faculty and staff outline their summer plans with some remaining in Tucson for the first term of summer school starting June 10 while others travel to New York, Colorado, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, California, and Washington for vacations or conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Tucson
Eleanor Johnson
School of Home Economics
Edith Ranney
New York City
Helen Hunt
Colorado
Iowa
Elizabeth Dyer
Indiana
Mildred Jensen
American Home Economics Association
Cleveland
Ohio
William A. Otis
Winnetka
Ill
Lila Sands
Johnson
Oakland
Calif
Thelma Burden Weds California Resident in Tucson
Thelma Burden marries Emil Edward Miklos of Los Angeles at First Methodist Church Tucson with Rev. Clifford Eckman officiating. The ceremony featured white tapers and garden flowers, followed by a reception and a Pacific coast honeymoon. The couple will reside in Los Angeles where Miklos is linked to White Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Eckman
First Methodist Church
Thelma Burden
George T. Burden
Tucson
Emil Edward Miklos
Los Angeles
E. Miklos
Milwaukee
Wis
Miss Wilma Burden
Georgia Ree Wilcox
Helen Watson
Faye Dorothy Vance
Cadman
Elizabeth Locke
Virginia Reynolls
North Stone Avenue
Miklos
White Memorial Hospital
Quick Stain Action for Furniture Polish
Quick stain removal tip for furniture using perfume or toilet water. If spilled, cover with cool cream, wait five minutes, then rub with a soft cloth and reapply furniture polish to save time and expense.
Washable summer wardrobe shown as fashion breakthrough
The article touts soap and water washable clothing as the season's top fashion trend. It highlights washable fabrics, color fastness, shrinkage control, and low upkeep, with price points from $5 to $69.95. It notes cottons drive the look, from gingham to seersucker, plus accessories like washable hats and jewelry.
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New York
Honeymoon Preferred 22 Percent
Jean Garrett, a debutante, pursues Walter Mallory after he snubs her at the Yacht Club. She follows him to his yacht Stormy Petrel with Helen Hobart and Tommy Alden, causing a police stop and a fleeting arrest. Mallory ultimately forgives her, blaming a misread situation and promising to cover damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mallory
Jean Garrett
Tommy Alden
Walter
Pedro de Thornes
Tommy
Jean
Helen Hobart
Petrel
Helen
China
Rupert
Garrett
Darling
Jean Garrett Faces Piracy Arrest After River Encounter
Jean Garrett and Tommy are arrested after a river encounter described as piracy. A UK King character threatens ten years as police and cameramen snapshot the moment while patrolmen escort Jean to jail. Jean reflects on her missionary effort and the consequences of her actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Tommy
River Police
Jean Garrett
England
Miss Garrett
Home Hints for Baking and Sewing Maintenance
Read tips on bread rising braising and pan resting before baking. Also advice on buckles and buttons not glued to shanks to prevent loss during laundering.
Lemon Halves Make Quick Bleach for Nails and Hands
Save lemon halves after juicing for a natural bleach. Keep at the kitchen sink for fast use after diswashing to brighten nails and hands.
Quick Bakes For Individual Meat Loaves
Individual meat loaves bake in about a quarter of the time required for a large loaf. Bake meat fish chicken or vegetable loaf mixtures in greased muffin pans custard cups or small baking dishes.
Baking tips Boost Loaf Cakes By Skipping Side Grease
Do not grease the sides of loaf and layer cake pans to allow batter to cling as it rises. This technique increases volume and improves cake height.
Standard measuring cups and spoons for precise cooking
Standard measuring cups and spoons are inexpensive, essential kitchen utensils. Level measurements ensure cooking success and reduce ingredient waste by cutting down baking failures.
Night Cruise Club Chase Ends With Police Involvement
In a tense sequence a woman and Tommy flee by car after a police broadcast alerts to a missing boat. An Inspector reports signals and sirens were ignored, and a driver declines help, sending them to a taxi and a late-night drugstore for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Walter
St Philip's ceremony honors Dille Caldwell nuptials
Morning rites at St. Philip's read for former Miss Virginia Dille of Phoenix and Edward J. Caldwell of Superior and Palo Alto. Rev. George Ferguson officiated. The couple will reside in Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip’s in-the-Hills
Virginia Dille
Roy Dille
Phoenix
Edward J. Caldwell
Superior
Ariz
Palo Alto
Calif
Caldwell
Caroline Caldwell
George Ferguson
Ivy Alice Dille
Miss Dille
Wayne North
Dille
Otelia McHugh
J. A. McHugh
Miss McHugh
University of Arizona
Magma Copper Company
Pi Kappa Alpha
Theta Tau
Barbara Falck Hosts Luncheon for Betty Lyons Sendoff
Barbara Falck hosted a luncheon at her parents’ home honoring Betty Lyons daughter of Col and Mrs Lyons who will depart for Washington DC soon after spending the winter season here The group later enjoyed an impromptu swimming party at the Arizona Inn with guests Charlotte Yost Dorothy Crable Yvonne Warner and Jane Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Falck
Major
W. A. Falck
Betty Lyons
Col
Mrs. Lyons
Washington, D. C
Arizona Inn
Charlotte Yost
Dorothy Crable
Yvonne Warner
Jane Williamson
Craig Family Vacation in Ann Arbor Michigan
Mr James Craig Mrs Mary Craig and Jack Craig spend the summer in Ann Arbor Michigan with family members visiting local sites and enjoying the season in the university town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Craig
Mary
Jack Craig
Ann Arbor, Mich
Diamos Family Attends Graduation in Roswell
Mrs Nick Diamos and Mrs Dave Diamos of Douglas take their two sons George and Spiros to Roswell New Mexico for the graduation exercises of George Diamos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Diamos
Dave Diamos
Douglas
George and
Spiros Diamos
Tucson
Roswell
New Mexico
George
Miss Floralea Kettenbach to receive MD at Washington Univ
Miss Floralea Kettenbach daughter of Mr and Mrs O L Kettenbach will receive the degree of doctor of medicine from Washington University in St Louis on June 11 Mrs Kettenbach will leave Monday for the Missouri city to attend commencement exercises They will visit the Midwest until July 1 after which Miss Kettenbach will intern at Charity hospital in New Orleans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floralea Kettenbach
O. L. Kettenbach
Washington University
St. Louis
Kettenbach
Missouri City
Mid-West
Miss Kettenbach
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Twilight tea honors University of Arizona graduate
Mrs Frank MacMurtrie entertains this evening at a garden twilight tea hosted by Mr and Mrs George Lannan on East Sixth Street. The event honors Arleen Jost who recently graduated from the University of Arizona and has aided the Tucson Children's Theatre run by Mrs MacMurtrie for four years. Informal readings will be given by Suzanne Wallace Jack Frakes Jean Hughes Bonnie Gene Ritchie Bill Hardy and Mary Kate Zinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank MacMurtrie
George Lannan
East Sixth Street
Arleen Jost
University of Arizona
Miss Jost
Tucson Children’s Theatre
MacMurtrie
Suzanne Wallace
Jack Frakes
Jean Hughes
Bonnie Gene Ritchie
Bill Hardy
Mary Kate Zinn
Zarzas Headed for Summer Tour Across Midwest and East
Mr and Mrs Lou Zarza left yesterday morning for Chicago. They will spend the summer in the midwestern and eastern states. Mr Zarza is assistant football coach at the University of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Zarza
Chicago
Zarza
University of Arizona
Dr T J Price Family Heads to Stephenville and Ozarks
Dr. T. J. Price and his family left for Stephenville Texas the former home of Dr. Price. After a family reunion they will visit the Ozarks before returning to Tucson around July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Price
Stephenville
Texas
Dr. Price
The
Ozarks
Tucson
Tucson men join Anderson airplane school training program
John Adams Jr of 224 North Melrose leaves Wednesday for Los Angeles to attend Anderson airplane school. Fellow Tucson students Glen Clifford Ralph Clifford and William Dixon also study at the air plane construction training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams, Jr
North Melrose
Los Angeles
Anderson
Curry in Dressing for Vegetable Salads
Curry powder brightens plain vegetable salads when added to French dressing. For each cup of dressing mix a teaspoon curry powder, a quarter teaspoon minced chives, a quarter teaspoon minced parsley, and one finely chopped hard cooked egg.
Walter Winchell on Broadway Colloquies from South American Scenes
Walter Winchell surveys South American nightlife and customs from Rio to Lima. Eva Gibson leads dance at Casino da Area after a Broadway stint, with notes on local tastes, greetings, and quirks from Montevideo to Buenos Aires. Roosevelt earns louder cheers than in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Casino da Area
Eva Gibson
the Paradise
Portland
Ore
U. S
S. A
Donald Duck
Rio de Janeiro
Montevideo
Uruguay
Bermuda
Buenos Aires
Chilean socialites and borderlines in South American life
A light tour of South American culture notes fashion rules in Buenos Aires theatres, nightclub etiquette in Guayaquil, cacao drying on streets, and Chilean society figures. It highlights names like Sheila MacAuliffe and landmarks such as Vina del Mar, Valparaiso, and O’Higgins hotel, plus origins of California’s orange industry and meanings of local place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Sans Chapeau
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Vima de Mar
Valparaiso
Sheila MacAuliffe
O'Higgins
Chile
Bernardo O'Higgins
Bahia
Brazil
California
Riverside
Cal
Vina del Mar
Sea
Vale of Paradise
Colorful Chilean notes on nightlife markets and travel
Nightclubs in Chile don’t open till midnight and Santiago’s flower market sells sky-blue roses and blue carnations for a few centavos. Chilean lobster is flown over the Andes by Panagra to Buenos Aires. Jack Diamond praises Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, and Chile for different traits. Buenos Aires bans coatless men in heat, but pajama jackets are legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Santiago
Andes
Panagra
B. A
Jack Diamond
L. A
Peru
Ecuador
Venezuela
Colombia
Brazil
Argentina
Buenos Aires
South American Descriptions Spur Curious Observations
The piece notes vast Brazilian estates surpassing Britain in size, fashion in Valparaiso with snoods and slacks, and Buenos Aires subway claimed as the cleanest. It mentions Panama hats from Ecuador, Peru’s Talara water pipelines, and Canadian engineers building golf links and polo fields. Bolivia honors Simon Bolivar, and Chile hosts weekly racing at Club Hipico and Viña del Mar with mutuels and live progress.
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Brazil
British Isles
Valparaiso
Buenos Aires
Ecuador
Peru
Talara
Bolivia
Simon Bolivar
George Washington
South America
Liberator
Santiago
Club Hipico
Hosses
Vina del Mar
Travel tips from a cruise to South America
A travel column advises cruise travelers to learn basic Spanish greetings via the Grace Line director. It notes South Americans value polite attempts, explains local terms like clinica de sombreros, and contrasts Lima seating with shade versus sun. It details Brazilian eating customs and a charity practice of leaving leftovers on windowsills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Line
Clinica de Sombreros
Lima
Plaza de Toros
Brazil
Rio’s harbor beauty judged by dawn noon and moonlight
Hugh Gibson, former U S Ambassador to Brazil, describes Rio’s harbor as best viewed at dawn with clouds on the mountaintops and frigate birds, at tranquil noon, by moonlight with silhouettes, during morning breezes fishing, and at sunset with wind and waves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Hugh Gibson
U. S
Brazil
Anglo-Argentine student recalls mutual hospitality across oceans
Senor Diamond recalls a South American travel encounter on a Buenos Aires train. An English-speaking youth, a Hill School alumnus, helps him settle in the city and introduces him to club and family circles. The student explains his generosity stems from kindness he received in the United States as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Diamond
United Press
Buenos Aires
Patagonian
Argentina
Hill School
Pottstown
B. A
Diamond
United States
DeMolay Mothers Plan Social Hour For New Members
The De Molay Mothers circle of Arizona chapter No. One will honor mothers of new members with a social hour after the regular meeting at 2 o'clock next Thursday in the De Molay hall. Mrs. Z. E. Squire presides and Mrs. Ray Marshh leads the social hour with hostesses including Mrs. Gustafsson and others. A pot luck supper on the terrace at the Gustafsson home will be planned soon with a date announced later. Mothers, especially of new boys, are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay Mothers’ Circle of Arizona
de Molay
Z. E. Squire
Ray Marshh
Carl Gustafsson
W. S. Eyer
Louis Stilwell
Charles Brown
J. H. Kinney
Lifeboats Save Lives at 62 Weekly Rate Since September
British lifeboats have rescued 62 people weekly since last September, reflecting a steady lifesaving pattern. The figure underlines ongoing coastal rescue efforts and the commitment of RNLI crews to maritime safety.
48 States club dances June 1 at Wetmore's pavilion
The 48 States club announces the first of their summer Saturday dances on June 1 at Wetmore's pavilion from 9 to 1. Bob Ecton and his band provide music with vocalist Jennie Phillipps. A surprise floor show will be presented and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
48 States Club
Wetmore
Bob Ecton
Jennie Phillipps
Catholic Youths Dance at Sacred Heart Church Hall
The Catholic Youths organization will hold a Friday evening dance from 9 to 12 at Sacred Heart church hall Fort Lowell road and North Second Avenue with a small admittance fee. 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
Gardening Clean Up Gloves and Nail Care Tips
Advice on protecting hands while gardening emphasizes wearing extra rubber gloves for every cleaning task and applying cold cream under nails before starting. A quick soap and water bath follows to finish nail cleaning effectively.
Day Camp For Girl Scouts Planned At All States Club
Registration for a Girl Scout day camp at the All States club 414 East Second Street is open. Girls bring medical certificates ten cent fee and wear play clothes. Nine girls to attend, lunch provided, swim fee charged, ice cream and milk sold. Camp runs Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 8 am to 2 pm in June. Colored girls camp at Oury Park Thursdays 1 pm with Margaret Mayes and team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All States Club
Girl Scout Little House
East Second Street
Helena Pattens
Margaret Mayes
Mesdames B. Taylor
Jeanne Bailey
Edward Hapden
Joseph Peters
Roy Dunn
Mary Swanick
Betsy Holesapple
Betty Utzman
Audrey Pearsall
Huberta Phenecie
Pat Turner
Eleanor Coleman
George Dixon
Edward Hayden
R. E. Baird
William Foy
Levi Thomson
Clements Bailey
John Tanner
Peter Aden
Charles Edwards
Lena B. Doyle
Charless Hinds
Walter Sims
Harry Ransom
Timely meetings with friends still demand on time
A guide to punctuality in social plans. It stresses exact times, precise meeting spots, and agreed wait limits, advising to write down the schedule and follow it strictly to avoid friendly tardiness and respect others' time.
Gra Y Club Talent Test Promises City Amateur Event
The Gra Y club schedules a talent test heat at 9 30 Saturday morning on the Plaza theater stage with try outs held yesterday and today. Grand finale tied to KTTC station. Willie Armstrong from Dunbar challenges city kids for best melon eating time and seeds. Birthday list includes Annie Carrillo Juan Montano Carlos Estrada Rosa Duarte and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gra Y Club
Plaza Theater
KTTC
Willie Armstrong
Dunbar School
Annie Marvy Carrillo
Juan Montano
Carlos Estrada
Rosa Duarte
Josephina Yanez
Lucy Rodriguez
Humberto Soto
Celia Orozco Ortiz
Alice Lopez
Cleofas Jaimez
Jesus Yslas Garcia
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la Jolla
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Pennington
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