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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1929
Page
4
The page presents Associated Press and United Press Association branding and rights notices. It states exclusive use of AP dispatches for publication and local news, with republication rights reserved, and notes entry and mailing details for Winslow Arizona.
Ella and Louise Dadexy visited Winslow from Hardyock to see their parents Mr and Mrs Martin Dadey. Alr and Mrs Jesse Jesival returned from the coast. O E Strininstool and family came from Battle Creek Michigan for a month’s vacation. James Cunningham and D M Burney were discharged from Fort Bliss after a year in the AEL FY. Frank Maginnis of San Bernardino, manager of the Santa Fence and Electric Light, was in town. A group including Bill Daze and editor drove to Suwanee New Mexico to retrieve a car. a front wheel broke near Grants and they returned by train. Rev J M Garnet with Rev Gerey visited, and Rev Michael Albury to be joined by Dr P D Sprankie who returns from San Diego. Sheriff Charles Piero of Phd trook was in the city Tuesday on facial business.
Amalgamated groups the Anti Blue Law association and Open Sunday League press for modification of the 1794 Sunday law in Pennsylvania. Courts and newspapers weigh the impact on amusements and whether corporations deserve exemptions, with Mather calling for repeal or reform to end class legislation and protect Sunday recreation.
Arizona Game Protective Association leader Charles R. Price calls for a state bounty to capture a growing flock of "Butcher Birds" blamed for thinning game birds and songbirds. He argues they kill entire nests, disturb larger species, and threaten dove and quail futures.
Dr Morris Fishbein editor of The Journal of the American Medical Association warns that despite gains in infant mortality and medical advances many Americans do not live longer due to rushing and overwork. He notes isolated communities show longer lifespans and urges slowing down to protect health.
The United States Chamber of Commerce explores general revenues property assessments taxes against highway users and bond issues. It seeks to decide when bonds are justified how to redeem them and how gas tax revenue should be applied. The effort also covers property owner contributions and federal role in the highway program. Improving secondary roads to relieve congestion is deemed highly important.
Dr. Alex Anderson of General Electric proposes a color coded light system for aircraft panels to warn pilots of altitude. Green signals 250 feet, yellow 400 feet, and red 50 feet remain, with a radio pulse method aiming to provide accurate height readings up to 3,000 feet.
The Winslow community reports that Capt Warren and family attend the funeral of Alex F McAllister in Joseph City. John G Tinker visits from Galup while Winslow plans fall school opening Sept 13 with Miss Cora Beusten as principal. Local officials and merchants travel to Los Angeles for business and social updates from Winston and Snowflake.
The Bishop of Swansea expresses amazement at American habits saying you work hard and make hard work of play. He notes Americans fear a day at leisure spent at home would erase savings and forego rest.
In Memphis Tennessee, Miss Vera Stone suffers a long hiccup spell lasting 459 days. Doctors claim a strong drug injection redirected her focus to another worry, ending the hiccups.
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