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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1946

Page

7

Couple Weds At Synagogue Amid Formal Tucson Ceremony

Miss Sylvia Cogan daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Cogan and Joe Levkowitz of Tucson were married in a formal ceremony at Congregation Anshei Israel by Rabbi Marcus Breger. The couple will reside at 425 North Vine after a Los Angeles honeymoon.

Sylvia Cogan Norman Cogan Joe Levkowitz Tucson Congregation Anshei Israel Marcus Breger Ruth Keller Helen Brown Jack Klensin Goldie Levkowitz Victor Gore Barbara Wendell Mike Levkowitz Arnold Feuerstein Los Angeles North Vine Avenue George Washington High School New York Hunter College University of Arizona Levkowitz Tucson High School Ne Levkowitz Reggie Ussell

Woman's Club Opens Season in Tucson Meeting

Mrs Fred G Lambert Tucson Woman's club president and Arizona federation leader spoke at the opening of the 1946 47 season in Tucson recalling highlights from the Chicago convention of the Federation of Women’s Clubs. Guests included Harold E Stassen Fiorello LaGuardia Fannie Hurst and Dr Morris Fishbein.

Chicago Federation of Women's Clubs Tucson New York City Fannie Hurst Morris Fishbein American Medical Association L. A. Romine Tucson Club Bisbee Woman's Club Mmes Harold Adamson John Barringer C. E. Britten Earl Calkins A. C. Cracchiolo James Cray D. Burr DuBois Edward Gay J. R. Hanson J. B. Henry R. R. Hinnant W. T. Jeffries John Joynt S. J. Mansfeld Joseph McCarthy Edward McQuade Austin McWhorter N. Irving Palmer R. L. Pomeroy Eva Robinette Lewis Romine Kenneth Root Willis Tolley Robert L. Wade Dennis Weaver Mina Elve Anna Nordell H. C. Barker Wm. Beal Ralph Bell Walter Burrows B. C. Doolen William Dunipace William Freyse Roy Gill Rollin T. Gridley Louis A. Haas P. W. Hodges Anita Hogue H. H. Holbert P. E. Howell Will Jones Harold Lamb Thos. Lawther J. O. Mack C. E. Matteson J. F. McKale Frank Nelson Donald Phillips Don Redick Martin Rogers Wade A. Siebenthal Ralph Southard

AAUW In Tucson Adds 21 Members

Twenty one Tucson women qualified for AAUW membership as announced by Mrs. Gerald M. Tropp. The list includes Miss Bess L. Abbott Miss Belva L. Cain Miss Ida Mae Nowels Miss Marian Schnee Miss Virginia A. Sigler and others.

Tucson American Association of University Women Gerald M. Tropp Bess L. Abbott Charles Allars Tom King Burges Belva L. Cain T. A. Dodge E. D. Edwards L. Boyd Finch Paul B. Galer I. E. Gilbert L. J. Kent W. C. McKean John F. Molloy Ida Mae Nowels Lydia B. Ransier Faith G. Richardson Lewis Sasse Marian Schnee Virginia A. Sigler Mary Lou Thompson Fred Webster Paul R. Yewell

Night in Mexico lights up Temple of Music and Art

A Cuban motif filled the Temple of Music and Art as the Havana Cuban Boys presented A Night in Mexico with Alvarado, Conchita Bomba, Los Durangos, and Trio Janitzio. The show featured vibrant costumes, rhumba and conga rhythms, and a Gershwin of Cuba piano number by Armando Oresiche, with Alvarado delivering a charismatic tenor performance. The 8:15 pm Tuesday reprise promised more lively Latin entertainment under Town Hall Attractions.

Havana Alvarado Los Durangos Janitzio Mexico Temple of Music and Art South of the Border Armando Oresiche Europe Gershwin Cuba Caballero Conchita Bomba Town Hall Attractions Dorothy M. Pagel

Guild Tea for Tucson Needlework Guild Leaders

Tucson Needlework Guild of America officers board members section presidents and directors will attend a tea hosted by Mrs. Harry Ransom from 3 to 5 p m Wednesday. Readers include numerous Mmes and Misses, along with donations supporting Arizona Children's Home Comstock Hospital Pascua School Public Health Tucson Red Cross Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind and the Veterans Hospital.

Tucson Needlework Guild of America Harry Ransom Mmes L. E. White William Magill Schultz C. E. Huntington Thomas de Witt Talmage John Brooks Edna Gill C. F. Armstrong Kenneth Greenwood Louise Hillmeier Carl Gustafson Rummel Anderson Martha Bintliff Ida Stevens Smith Francis Hartman W. L. Swengel William McFarland Lucy E. Messer N. C. Bledsoe Paul S. Burgess W. H. Eckel H. C. Torren Henry Dahlberg Edgar Goyette P. W. Hodges H. E. Phenecie James Baird Harry Behn Rollin Pease Austin McWhorter George Wilson Arthur Hansen A. Montgomery F. W. Percy William Gault T. A. van Atta Bradley Davies William G. Hall Brick Storts M. H. Baldwin R. E. Hastings Don B. Lewis H. Patten H. R. Elliott A. L. Massey Edward Patterson Charles le Pine R. D. Pomeroy B. W. Simons Blanche R. Huntzicker J. H. McCrea C. E

PTA Mothersingers Meet at Roskruge Auditorium

The PTA Mothersingers will meet at 2 p m Thursday in Roskruge auditorium. Mrs Gertrude Post is the new director and Mrs C E Sidebottom is president. All PTA members are eligible.

PTA Roskruge Auditorium Gertrude Post C. E. Sidebottom

Daring quotes spark debate on American economy and work

A columnist lauds George Dixon for his blunt critique of prosperity myths and labor disputes urging a harsh mood to reset the economy. The piece argues for strict no relief without private employment and questions current labor conflicts and policy.

Time for work and effort in postwar America

A 1946 column urges a return to manual labor and self sufficiency, arguing jobs are available if people roll up sleeves. It recalls past prices like steak at 12c and calls for ending racketeering to become “regular folks” in America.

America Georgie Tment

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