State Meet Attended By Methodist Bishops in Phoenix
Arizona Methodists hold a state wide rally in Phoenix with Bishops G Bromley Oxnam James Chamberlain Baker and W Angie Smith among attendees. Central Methodist Church hosts events including a 2 pm session on missions and an 8 pm mass meeting featuring Bishop Baker and others.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Methodists
G. Bromley Oxnam
New York City
W. Angie Smith
Oklahoma City
James Chamberlain Baker
Los Angeles
Central Methodist Church
North Central Avenue
Frank M. Toothaker
Women’s Societies of Christian Service
Bishop Smith
Bishop Oxnam
Methodist
Bishop Baker
California
Ralph Hess
Mary Hamilton
Safford Court Fines Six Men For Selling Liquor To Indians
Safford Graham County Superior Court sentenced six men and held a seventh for immigration authorities in a crackdown on liquor sales to Indians from Geronimo to Safford. Offenders faced fines up to 300 dollars or jail terms up to 83 days, with Antonio Salinas turned over to authorities.
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Safford
Graham County
Geronimo
Benjamin Blake
Lee Ticer
Lorenzo Jiminez
James Moss
Fred Hurst
Jesse Eastwood
Fort Thomas
Rector Austin
Antonio Salinas
Old Mexico
Navajo Bill Sparks Debate At Golden Jubilee
At the Golden Jubilee the Navajo rehabilitation bill drew sharp criticism from Navajo tribal attorney Norman M. Littel and others. Collier’s veto stance drew fire, while Roman Hubbell warned states would face enforcement costs. Dr. Michael Pijoan urged Navajo education to adapt to white society, praising St. Michael's Mission and advocating more education facilities for Indians.
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Tallman
Norman M. Littel
Washington, D. C
John Collier
Collier
Indian Affairs
Southwest
Roman Hubbell
Winslow
Michael Pijoan
Fort Defiance
Denver
American Dietetic Association
Harper
St. Michael’s Mission
The Look Craze Turns Into The Next Look
Nostalgia for past fashions gives way to a satire of perpetual style shifts. The author ridicules rapid trend changes from The New Look to Bold Look and beyond, noting how men chase ever newer identities through accessories, vitamins, and vehicles. The piece mocks consumer culture and fashion fads.
Sullivan Dies. Arizona Leader Was Democratic Attorney General
A native of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, John L. Sullivan, longtime Arizona political figure and former attorney general, dies after a career spanning World War I service with the Lost Battalion, a medical discharge in World War II, and political service in Yavapai County and the state. Surviving relatives include wife Ethel Fisher Sullivan, son John F. Sullivan, daughter Mary Kathleen Beale, and sister Mrs. Marie F. Walsh. Langmade expresses the party’s condolences.
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France
Yavapai
Steve Langmade
Democratic State Central Committee
Sullivan
Democratic Party
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Sullivan
Arizona
John M. Sullivan
Jerome
John L
Creighton University
Omaha
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Bessie
Prescott
Ethel Fisher
Fisher Contracting Company
West Granada
John F. Sullivan
Phoenix
Mary Kathleen Beale
Marie F. Walsh
Los Angeles
Leaders from Communist group sentenced after trial
Benjamin Davis Jr and Gus Hall among defendants named as city and state labor figures. Several officials including Potash Williamson and Winston cited. sentences imposed for attorneys and defendants. Contempt judgments noted as trial highs and Judge Medina warned counsel repeatedly.
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Daily Worker
Benjamin Davis, Jr
New York City
Gus Hall
Ohio
Irving Potash
CIO For Workers Union
Robert Thompson
New York State
John Williamson
Henry Winston
Carl Winter
Michigan
Gates
Hall
Thompson
Winston
U. S
Stacher
Potash
Williamson
Sacher
Gladstein
Crockett
McCabe
Isserman
Medina
Dennis
Ambassador Resigns Shocks Burma Mission
United States Ambassador J. Klahr Huddle resigns for personal and health reasons in Rangoon. The bulletin notes Ireland’s cost of living on essentials is slightly lower than a year earlier.
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Rangoon
Burma
United States
J. Klahr Huddle
Ireland
Dock Strike Toll Persists as Side Issues Hold Up Accord
Honolulu report on the 167th day of Hawaii dock strikes shows 2,000 longshoremen won a 14 cent raise but wage-side issues halt full return to work. Debate centers on non‑stevedoring wages across Hawaii islands, with 30,000 jobless and base reductions adding to hardship while locals remain hopeful for a settlement and improved conditions.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Alleged Pal Killer Arraignment Set
Prescott report says Claude Eckel to be arraigned today on murder charge for the shooting death of his roommate Jack Falk. A coroner's jury attributed Falk’s death to gunshot wounds, with testimony indicating Eckel fired at Falk after entering the room with a rifle. Housekeeper Vivian Wilson suggested jealousy as a possible motive.
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Prescott
Claude Eckel
Jack Falk
Falk
Charles Leshcke
Eckel
Vivian Wilson
Search Continues For Peak Climbers In High Rockies
Estes Park Colorado AP reports two Colorado A M students Bruce Gerling twenty and David Devitt twenty one missing since Sunday while climbing Flat Top Mountain 12300 feet in frigid conditions. Hope fades as storms threaten the area and footprints in crusted snow guide search parties led by Army troops and National Park Service rangers.
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Estes Park
Colo
Colorado A
Rockies
Bruce Gerling
Phoenix
Ariz
David Devitt
Arvada
Flat Top
Tyndall Gorge
National Park Service
Who Will Be 150 Millionth Citizen
The United States population will exceed 150 million "some time this month," the Census Bureau predicted today. The projection highlights a milestone as the nation crosses the 150 million mark in the near term.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
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