Winslow High School Receives Modern Upgrades
The district adopts radiator heating with controlled ventilation and tile toilets, adds a combined auditorium and gymnasium with movable seating, and installs improved fire safety features. The campus gains landscaped walks, a flagpole circle, lamp post gift, and enhanced accessibility for lower grades under a six year high school plan.
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National Educational Association
Winslow
American Medical and
National Educations Associations
Winslow City
Washington School
Winslow High School
Winslow’s Indian Trade And Painted Desert Lore
Winslow buzzes with Walpi Shipaulovi Miskongovi Shinipovi and Oraibi pueblos trade in silver rugs and baskets. Plans unfold for an Indian Pageant of ten tribes. Nearby the Painted Desert dazzles with shifting sands and sunset hues, a silent but vivid art of nature.
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Miskongovi
Shinipovi
Oraibi
Winslow
Santa Fe
Boone
Painted Desert
Coconino Forest
Arizona
Secretary Recounts History of Schools
The secretary discusses Winslow schools progress including a new modern high school building funded by a bond and $160,000 in expenses. The remarks praise the district for economy and high standards, inviting public suggestions to improve efficiency and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Winston’s
Mississippi Negro Teacher Applicant Fails Question
At Blue Mountain Mississippi a black applicant for a teaching certificate answered a question about Mississippi tribes with inappropriate slang and incorrect names. The response referenced Coca Colas and Semicols and mocked tribal customs, leading to disqualification. The incident was reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain
Miss
Mississippi
Wardour Street Faces British Talkie Boom and Voices
London reports on the rapid rise of sound films as British producers abandon silent fare. Wardour Street buzzes with auditions and mergers as England bets on a non nasal, clear British voice to win the talkie battle. Actors, studios, and publishers push toward a homegrown film era.
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London
Wardour Street
Picadilly Circus
Leicester Square
Wardour
Britain
Atlantic
Merry England
Wistree
Clayton
Waller
C. B. Cochran
Cochran
Masvrer
Erorna
Carroll Gibbons
Prince Gustav Adolf to ride in Malmoe spring steeplechase
Prince Gustav Adolf son of the Crown Prince buys a horse and plans regular competition in Malmoe opening spring steeplechases. He rode in the 3,500 meter event and will compete again.
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Stockholm
Gustav Adolf
Malmoe
Streets Paved In Phoenix District Plan
Several streets in Phoenix will be paved under a local improvement program. City officials say project work will begin this month and aim to reduce dust and improve driving conditions across multiple blocks.
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Phoenix
Rum-Running Hard to Stop Says Former Detroit Collector
Carey D. Ferguson, who resigned as Port of Detroit customs collector after six years, argues rum smuggling could be halted only at immense cost. He cites need for a vast flotilla, shore patrols, and boats, noting limited forces and ongoing graft risks amid high bootlegger profits.
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Detroit
United States
Carey D. Ferguson
Ferguson
Canada
Detroit Arena
Iuiose
Weves Examines Appointment Into Federal Service
A fragmented quote indicates discussions around an appointment and pay in public service. The speaker asserts confidence in selecting capable men while criticizing current compensation as woefully inadequate, noting ongoing evaluation before confirmation.
Jailed Smoker Returns to Make Home in Decatur
Oscar Shaw, once jailed in Adams county in 1906 for smoking a cigarette in public, plans to return to Decatur to live. He had served 38 days after pleading guilty to a blue law violation before it was declared unconstitutional.
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Adams County
Youngstown
Shaw
Albert Butler
R. K. Erwin
Two American Sisters Earn Oxford Law Degrees
Lily Hendrick and her sister, both graduates of Frasmus Hall and Bryn Mawr, become the first American girls to secure Oxford law degrees. Jessie Hendrick, first American president of the Society of Oxford Home Students, and a noted figure, will be admitted to the bar in November. The honor list includes other American law students from North Dakota, Washington, Mississippi, Georgia, and Texas.
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Oxford
Fins
Veca
Ana Wathariie
Fenerick
New York City
University of Oxford
Jessie Hendrick
Society of Oxford Home Students
Atharime
Frasmus Hall
Brooklyn
Bryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania
Frank Hendrick
New York
QO. Belsheim
North Dakota
Horowitz
Washington
M.S. McDougal
Misissippi
A. Ww. Post
Georgia
Wr B. Lingelbuch
Texas
Miami Inspiration Consolidated Carves Slime Treating Plant
Miami based company began installing two slime treating units at the leaching plant with a total cost of 7.65 million dollars.
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Miami
Infpiration Consolidated Concer Company
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Negro
By Arch Rodgers
United Press
Deak
Bud
England
Shakespeare
Jack Hulbert
Universal Stage
Canadian
Lake Erie
Lake Huron
Man
Rothschild
Citizens Bank
Winslow, Arizona
G. T. Stevens
N. W. Chilson
H. A. Funkora
M. Stewart
K. M. Bruchman
Charles F. Oare
James R. Chilson
Sauali
Decatur, Ind
Oscar Shaw
Oxford Lily
Hersh
Vaughan’s
Winslow Furniture Company
NEW High
The
United
United Dry Goods Stores Inc
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