Honors Given In Scholarship At Mansfeld
Kelley Rollings and Violet Epstein received P. T. A. Mansfeld junior high scholarship awards at a school honor assembly for top grades over the past year. Other high scholars included Sally Chapman, Barbara Herman, Laura Johnson, Jules Ellingboe, and Dorothy Petty with many students earning distinction and several medals and certificates across arts, science, and language departments.
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Kelley Rollings
Violet Epstein
P. T. A. Mansfeld
Sally Chapman
Barbara Herman
Laura Johnson
Jules Ellingboe
Dorothy Petty
Bonnie Jeanne Flemming
Wilden Fickett
Antoinette Rudolph
Muriel Oxenberg
Bernard Simons
Roberta Smail
Walter Roediger
Phyllis Griffin
Richard Mitchell
Dick Mitchell
Dick Mathias
Arlene Myerson
Frank Boice
Ernestine Hill
Jules Ellingbee
Barbara Louise Herman
Jane Densford
Verna Beck
Mary Lois Ellingboe
Peggy Small
Rosemary Brooks
Robert Fellows
Jane Templeton
Patricia Brown
Thor Hanson
Ruth Corbett
Arline Myerson
Sue Tweed
Edith Sykes
Talitha Colwell
Ramona Daugherty
Geraldine Rickabaugh
Beverly Borgquist
Bill Mathews
Donna Mae Rogers
Roberta Sm
Lois Smith
Geraldine Maxwell
Hazel Landis
Mary Lou Ellingboe
Edwin King
Joan Pietry
Roger Carr
Eldon Clawson
Sam Golden
Wildon Fickett
Priscilla Payne
Don Kiel
Meade Powell
Nancy Cooperrider
Marguerite Wolfe
Grace Wilson
Jane Ellingboe
Mary Flynn
Esther Jaen Pritchard
Marilyn Stanley
Ruth Tackett
Janet Ruggles
Elizabeth Simon
Pin
Antoinnette Rudolph
Tom Waddell
Gary Vader
Billy Puelle
Frederick Roberts
Jim Andrews
Bill Over
Craig Smith
Arthur Pacheco
Gale Holliday
Akeley Miller
Donald Etter
Jessie Becker
Mary Lois Ellingbot
Thor Tanson
Virginia Houghton
Margaret Martin
Jimmie McGee
Esther Partenen
Joan Wallace
Rosemary Walsh
Brewers Committee of Arizona Probes Many
The Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee of Arizona reports reviewing 1,529 retail liquor establishments since June as part of its clean up or close up campaign. It found 72 spots with violations or unfavorable conditions, with 14 cases achieving proprietor cooperation. Enforcement actions included one license revoked, two suspended, and five padlocked. others pending.
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Phoenix
Brewers and Beer Distributors Committee of
Arizona
National Federation of Federal Employees Meets Tuesday
The National Federation of Federal Employees will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m on Tuesday in room 202 of the Federal Building.
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National Federal OF Federal
Federal Building
Spanish class for Air Base wives opens at YWCA
At the request of wives of officers at the Tucson air base a Spanish class for the public begins at 9 30 Tuesday morning. The course runs six weeks with sessions on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. Miss Marie Owen will teach.
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Tucson Air Base
Adult Education Department
The
YWCA
Marie Owen
YMCA Progressives Complete Aquatic Tests
Junior life saving class members George Hardy Lamar Stock and Hal Abegg passed their tests yesterday, with Charles Lance completing the senior level. Instructor Elmer F. Coble, YMCA physical director and program secretary, led the program.
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YMCA
George Hardy
Lamar Stock
Hal Abegg
Charles Lance
Elmer F. Coble
Final Prep for YMCA Camp Near Prescott
Tonight a meeting of boys and parents at the Prescott YMCA at 7 o clock will set final preparations for camp. The first group will depart Tuesday.
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YMCA
Prescott
Flower of cactus lodge to meet with luncheon program
Flower of Cactus Lodge No. 56 L S to the B L F and E announces a regular meeting at 1 30 Monday in I O O F hall. A pot luck luncheon for members visiting members and their families precedes at 12 o clock.
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Flower OF Cactus Lodge No
L. S
St Johns Methodist Church Board Meeting Notice
The Board of Stewards of St Johns Methodist Church on South Seventh Avenue at Veterans Boulevard will meet tomorrow night after the 7 30 evening service. Morning worship is at 10 50. Rev Eric Folsom is the pastor.
Townsend Club Concert Set for Armory Park Tomorrow
The Townsend Club will sponsor a concert in Armory Park starting at 4 p.m. tomorrow, drawing community members for an afternoon of music and public entertainment.
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Townsend Clubs
Armory Park
Combined church choirs sing Yon mass in Sunday service
The combined choirs of SS. Peter and Paul and All Saints under Joseph Lane and Eugene Ribus will perform Pietro Yon’s mass at 11 a.m. Sunday in SS. Peter and Paul church. Rev. George Feeny will deliver the sermon “The Message of Pentecost.”
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SS. Peter and Paul and
All Saints Churches
Joseph Lane
Eugene Ribus
Pietro Yon
SS. Peter and Paul
George Feeny
Matinee Benefit for Pepper Sauce Camp Planned
A canned food matinee to aid Pepper Sauce Canyon boys and girls camp will run at Fox and State theatres Monday at 10 am. Admission is one can of food. Special features arranged by Dick Darst and Bob Smith. Expected 125 campers. all food goes to the camp fund.
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Pepper Sauce Canyon
Fox
Dick Darst
Bob Smith
The
Deadline set for city personnel director examination
The civil service commission announced June 28 as the final date to file examination applications for the city personnel director post. R. M. Howard of the University of Arizona chaired the meeting and said test specifications would be circulated Monday. He will depart for Denver to oversee a personnel director examination for Colorado’s welfare board.
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City Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
R. M. Howard
University of Arizona
Commission
Prof. Howard
Denver
Colorado State Welfare Board
Sweeney Body Sent to Pennsylvania
The remains of 45 year old Harry Sweeney from Tucson died Tuesday in a local sanatorium and were sent to Norristown Pennsylvania today on the Golden State. His body is accompanied by his brother Edward Sweeney of Norristown. Funeral and burial will take place there. Sweeney had been ill for some time and came to Tucson about a year ago. his brother is the sole survivor. Local arrangements were handled by Arizona Mortuary.
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Harry Sweeney
Norristown
Golden State
Edward Sweeney
Sweeney
Tucson
Arizona Mortuary
Barmaids Reappear in Wartime Johannesburg
Amid wartime labor shortages barmaids are returning to Johannesburg South Africa work venues as hospitality jobs regain demand. The trend reflects broader shifts in employment during wartime.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Night Rodeo to Feature Top Rodeo Stars in Tucson
Promoter Jack Wilson announced Tucson will host its first night rodeo on June 7 and 8 with Buckshot Sorrels as arena director. The lineup includes John and Tom Rhodes from Sombrero Buttes, Jim Brister of Lordsburg, Jimmy Hudson, Bud Parker, Pete Grubb, Earl Thode, Roland Curry of Casa Grande, Maynard and Calvin Taylor, Harry Knight, Orval Vossler, and Carl Arnold. Stan Adler will MC the event as special busses run to the grounds and parking is available via the Chamber of Commerce.
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Buckshot Sorrels
John
Tom Rhodes
Sombrero Buttes
Jim Brister
Lordsburgh
N. M
Jimmy Hudson
Bud Parker
Pete Grubb
Earl Thode
Roland Curry
Casa Grande
Thode
Tucson
Maynard
Calvin Taylor
T As
Harry Knight
Orval Vossler
Carl Arnold
Knight
Phoenix
Arnold
Carlsbad
Bob Crosby
Wilson
New Air Base May Be Built
The Army recommends a twin engine air base in Higley district southeast of Phoenix the action now rests with Washington. The base would cost about 2 million dollars and house around 3000 personnel. Opening cadets arrive from Moffett Field to Litchfield Park with 25 of 200 planes staged for the start.
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Phoenix
Army
Higley District
Here
D. M. Schlatter
Moffett Field
Calif
H. W. Harms
West
Army Air Corps
Washington
Litchfield Park
E. C. Whitehead
National Guard
Stockton
Higley
U S Plans to Relinquish Rights in China After Peace
Secretary Hull outlined long range plans to relinquish extraterritorial rights in China upon restoration of peace. The plan was stated in a letter to Dr Quo Tai Chi the new Chinese foreign minister en route to assume his post. Extraterritorial rights have stood for nearly a century.
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Washington
Hull
United States
China
State Department
Quo Tai-Chi
London
Flea Training Branch Referred to as Pulicology
A note identifies the branch of animal training that focuses on fleas as pulicology. The term appears in a brief glossary entry explaining its scope and origin within the field.
Sub Seals Cavort With U S Numbers Painted On Tails
In San Diego on May 31 sailors painted submarines numbers on the tails of several seals. The seals were fed by the galley crew and released after the markings were applied.
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U. S
San Diego
Cal
U.P
YMCA Plans Full Program For Boys Division
The YMCA will open its boys division with a broad schedule centered on swimming and life saving plus crafts health talks movies and educational trips. Beginners meet 1 to 1 30 pm Mondays Wednesdays Fridays juniors 1 30 to 3 and preps 3 to 4 30 with junior life saving swimming team practice Tue Thu 1 30 to 3 pm.
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YMCA
John Barringer
Wakefield Junior High School
Proctor services set for Mike Ander Proctor
Funeral services for Mike Ander Proctor 51 who died Thursday at his home 3631 North Country Club Road will be held tomorrow at 3 pm in Bring's chapel with Dr Richard S Beal pastor of the First Baptist Church officiating Burial will be in the American Legion plot in Evergreen cemetery He is survived by his widow Minnie Proctor and a brother in law J W Hill of Tucson
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Mike Anderson Proctor
North Country Club Road
Bring’s Chapel
Richard S. Beal
First Baptist Church
American Legion
Evergreen Cemetery
Proctor
Minnie Proctor
J. W. Hill
Tucson
Chile Aids Government Railways Amid Acute Finances
Chile moves to support its government railways as their financial condition deteriorates. The government seeks options to stabilize the network and ensure continued service amid mounting losses.
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Chile
Fatalities In Pima Increase During Period
Traffic fatalities in Pima Gila Graham and Santa Cruz counties in the first five months of 1941 doubled those of the previous year. Pima county recorded 20 deaths this year versus 10 last year, while Apache Navajo and Yavapai reported no deaths. The statewide total reached 97 by May, up from 91 in the same period last year.
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Phoenix
Pima
Gila
Graham
Santa Cruz
State Highway Department
Pima County
Arizona
Apache
Navajo
Yavapai
Highway Department
Adaceo Cocci
Eae Ware War
Cochise Teen
Coco Richate Cae
Gila Svibaedpesagiend Ay Graham Prere
Greenlee Arene
Mohave Peer
Union Services On Lawn Of First Methodist Church
The first union Sunday evening service on the First Methodist lawn is set for 7 30 with Rev Rush M Deskins of the First Christian church delivering A Declaration of Faith Mur ray Fruchtman will be soloist The Tucson Ministerial Association lists speakers through September 14 including Dr Robert E Dickenson Rev Francis T Brown Rev Frank S Williams Rev Eric Folsom Rev Richard A Dawson Rev eGorge H Norton Jr Rev Leland H Koening Rev George R Wilson and others with meetings also at the University of Arizona auditorium
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First Methodist Church
Rush M. Deskins
First Christian Church
Last Rites For Snell Tomorrow At 3 P.M.
Funeral services for John B. Snell 40, who died at his Manning Road home, will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Tiedje Funeral chapel with Rev. T. D. Taylor and Rev. Eric Folsom officiating. Burial in Evergreen veterans' plot. Snell, a Viroqua Wisconsin native, resided in Tucson four years and belonged to the Regular Veterans association. Survived by widow Ella Snell a daughter Carmen a son Victor parents A B and wife of Viroqua four brothers Everett Glen Gerald Asa and five sisters Elsie Warner Helen Hazel Esther Mole Ruth Phillips.
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John B. Snell
Manning Road
Tiedje
T. D. Taylor
Second Southern Baptist Church
Eric Folsom
St. John’s Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Snell
Viroqua
Wis
Tucson
Regular
Veterans’ Association
Ella
Carmen
Victor
A. B. Snell
Everett
Glen
Gerald
Asa Snell
Redmond
Elsie Warner
Helen and
Hazel Snell
Esther Mole
Madison
Ruth Phillips
Victoria
Vagrancy and traffic offenses listed in public records
Judge Paul Cella presides as Jackie Harris and Dolores Hall face vagrancy charges with a 30 day jail term or $30 fine. Cliff Anderson Edward Griffin urgess C Cobb and Willoughby Kitehead also charged with vagrancy facing 10 days in jail or a $310 fine. Eugene Gilmore cited for drunk driving to serve 30 days in jail. Robert Merrigan charged with operating a motor vehicle without a muffler and with faulty lights with a $5 fine or three days in jail.
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Paul Cella
Jackie Harris
Dolores Hall
Cliff Anderson
Edward Griffin
C. Cobb
Willoughby Kitehead
Eugene Gilmore
Robert Merrigan
Marriages Licenses List Includes Tucson Residents
Marriage licenses issued to Tom J. Finley and Virginia Yost in Tucson. Refugio Y Espinoza and Alicia R Luzinia both of Tucson. Charles Lason and Stella Mae Colwell, both in Tucson. Frank Wright Baird of Tucson wed Beth Hokansan of Salt Lake City. Carl J. Welch and Thelma Josephine Hines, both in Tucson. Creston H Rutledge of Phoenix and Willie Mae Hodges of Silver City N M.
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Tom J. Finley
Dragoon
Virginia Yost
Tucson
Refugio Y. Espinoza
Alicia R. Luzinia
Charles Lason
Stella Mae Colwell
Frank Wright Baird
Beth Hokansan
Salt Lake City
Carl J. Welch
Phoenix
Willie Mae Hodges
Silver City
N. M
Honeymoonin Hospital After Pool Wheel Crushes Toe
Jack Lawrence, 23, spent his wedding eve in a Dallas hospital after his toe was crushed by a water wheel during a poolside celebration. He married Lorence Cox as planned and remained in a wheelchair with his leg cast, facing a seven day hospital stay.
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Dallas
Jack Lawrence
Lawrence
Miss Lorence Cox
Miss Robinson Dies In Sanatorium Here
Lynn P. Robinson age 46 a Tucson resident for 18 months died last night at a local sanatorium. The body will be sent by Golden State to Grand Mound Iowa with her sister Mrs J L Orr of Washington DC present at death. Survived by her mother Mrs Frank Robinson and brothers Lee Harry and Sylvester all of Grand Mound. Funeral services and burial will be held in Grand Mound with local arrangements through Parker Mortuary.
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Lynn P. Robinson
Tucson
Golden State
Grand Mound
Iowa
J. L. Orr
Washington, D. C
Miss Robinson
Frank Robinson
Lee
Harry
Sylvester Robinson
Parker Mortuary
Tucson Mountain Association Meeting Postponed to June 8
The Tucson Mountain Association meeting scheduled for tomorrow is postponed to June 8 at 2 30 p m. in the home of Joseph Canfield.
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Tucson Mountain Association
Joseph Canfield
Ex-Kaiser Rallies From Short Illness
Berlin reports former Kaiser Wilhelm II has improved after a weeks long intestinal disorder. The 82 year old World War emperor was stricken at Doorn in exile and received artificial feeding as doctors diagnosed the ailment. His sons Oscar and August Wilhelm and daughter Victoria Louise have traveled to be with him.
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Berlin
Hohenzollern
Doorn
Holland
Kiser
Oscar
August Wilhelm
Victoria Louise
Sherman Town Records 16-Year Auto Fatality Free
Sherman Connecticut with a population of 470 has never had an automobile fatality in 16 years of state records. The town covers more area than any city in the state, underscoring its unusual safety record.
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Sherman
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Kelley Rolings
PTA
Brewers Committee of Arizona
Pennsylvania
Jack Wilson
Down Town
Deskins
Arizona College of Commerce
East
Congress Street
Public Records
Katiser
Joe Mansfield
Lloyd Webb
Bob Marquis
Corral
Jacomes
Jacome
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