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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1929
Page
4
Senator Harrison of Mississippi read a letter from John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, denying stock market gambling charges. He says he buys stocks outright and holds them for value, while Republicans blame Democrats for the crash.
A New York preacher warns intolerance is the worst sin while a writer argues modern life breeds temptation and gossip. The piece suggests the Eleventh Commandment, Thou Shall Not Get Caught, is the true shield, noting society often violates the first ten.
A magazine writer argues prohibition enforcement is solved by stopping fermentation. He satirically notes excessive anti alcohol laws and police actions, urging Congress to outlaw fermentation while mocking federal statutes and Washington policy.
Douglas emerges from the county seat fight with a stronger community spirit and plans for a City Planning Commission. Citizens raised over one hundred thousand dollars for local projects, aiming to connect Sulphur Springs valley with Mexican trade and spur future development despite losing the bid. The piece contrasts local optimism with national political blame games and economic strains from a stock market downturn.
East coast Republicans press a campaign blaming prominent Democrats for the New York Stock Exchange crash. They claim Democrats caused the downturn as part of their alleged political strategy.
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics survey shows unions broadening beyond wages to aid members in death illness and accident benefits and even housing. The report cites pension plans health services recreation and union banks as growing ventures with varied goals from organizing and wage support to providing housing and credit.
Edward N. Hurley, wartime Shipping Board chairman, proposed that global industrial leaders form a pact to control basic raw materials such as iron ore, coal, rubber, nickel, aluminum, petroleum, tin, tungsten, chromium and mercury to deny war-making nations access to supplies. He urged presenting the idea to the International Chamber of Commerce for consideration.
Rotary Club hosts weekly luncheon at noon at the guild hall. On Saturday the American Legion Auxiliary holds a card party at the community hall in the afternoon. Sunday services take place at all Winslow churches.
An advertisement pushes a bladder weakness remedy promising rapid relief from nocturnal trips, backache, burning and leg pains. It urges readers to try Cystex with a 48 hour test and money back guarantee if not feeling revived, claiming restored pep and better sleep.
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