Hopi Indians Stage Sacred Dedicatory Rite at Desert View
From Chinopovi and Mishongnovi Hopis travel to Desert View near Grand Canyon to dedicate a recreated ancient watchtower. The ceremony includes a kiva blessing with over fifty dancers and drummers, followed by a Pik-um-no-vi barbecue and night pantomime performances for several hundred spectators including Navajo and Supai and white witnesses.
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Grand Canyon
Ari
Chinopovi and
Mishongnovi
Desert View
Desert
Tusayan
Southwest
Kabotie
Tack Letters Continued From Page Three
Letters from readers in Texas praise Mr. Garrett and lament beer, with Mrs Tom McKinney from Dumas replying. A farmer seeks to trade a near new walnut cabinet radio or a box for a milch cow, noting suitability for farming use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittenburg
Texas
Garrett
Tom McKinney
Dumas
Young workers seek jobs in community classifieds
A reader seeks employment, listing practical nursing and child care skills with references. Others advertise lost car license, repair work, ranch or farm labor, and a fry cook open to travel, giving contact details and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Tack
Baby footwear advice for Agnes Lyne guidance
Guidance for infants' footwear from Mrs. Agnes Lyne stresses delaying shoes until walking starts. Recommend comfortable, soft, cotton stockings when warmth needed, stockings long and wide to avoid pinching, and shoes that are light with a soft sole. Avoid loose or tight stockings and nuisance booties that are easily lost.
Oklahoma Hit by Stork Storm Across Counties
Severe storm swept Oklahoma with high winds hail and heavy rain from May 12 injuring no lives. Stephens Tillman and Washita counties bore the worst impact with about 400 people displaced. Duncan saw a six inch rainfall flooding Main Street forcing 200 from homes. Frederick sheltered 70 residents as homes were twisted. Canute area eight miles long damaged six homes. Overall losses unofficially under 100000 dollars. most evacuees returned today.
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Stephens
Tillman
Washita
Duncan
Main
Frederick
Canute
Negro Sentenced to Chair for Murder in Houston
Johnny Williams, 31, a Negro, was condemned to death in the electric chair for a second time by a Houston jury for the murder of H. L. Bennett, 21, a retired railroad telegrapher. The second verdict followed late last night after jurors deliberated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Johnny Williams
H. L. Bennett
Shoe fitting guidance for infants and toddlers
The article advises flexible sole shoes with broad square toes and rivers line, shoes at least an inch longer than the foot, discarding worn shoes, preferring lace shoes for adjustability. Button shoes should be snug but not tight, slippery new soles on smooth floors cause falls, roughen soles before use for child safety.
Billie Dove on Honeymoon freed after short confinement
A notice of appeal was filed after Billie Dove’s honeymoon release. The article details a 1931 Navy slaying at a suburban chicken ranch in which Williams killed Bennett and was later arrested. his death sentence from the 1932 trial was overturned on a charge error with Judge Whit Boyd presiding in both trials.
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Bennett
Navy
Williams
Whit Boyd
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White King
Igc
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Baby’s Footwear
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Oklahoma City
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Santa Monica
Cal
Associated Press
West Sinth Ave
Pride OF
Amarillo
W. P
Cudahy
Virginia
Eevee
Heer
G. G. Laing
Washington
Mistletoe Creamery
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