Notable Local Visitors Reported in Winslow Listings
Personal and business arrivals and departures noted in Winslow include La Posada superintendent BY LA POSADA A G Henneforth and colleagues visiting Holbrook. Anne Tucker and L L Sutton on a business trip. Santa Fe firemen Joe Kinney and J R Childers taking an extended vacation to San Francisco. Phoenix figures inspecting Rialto projection equipment. Lilly Tagmeyer returning from Phoenix vacation. Mrs C J Brooks accompanying a body to Phoenix. Iona Palmer and Betty Burton visiting from Tuba City. C D Richardson and Mrs Richardson to Gallup. Fletcher Corrigan and wife from Oraibi. Wes Kahler of Phoenix Auto Supply visiting. Mrs C H Mills of Williams in Winslow. T H Murray arriving from Phoenix. W G Fisher from Los Angeles. Wallace Ellsworth in town as Navajo county clerk-elect on a business trip.
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Tuba City
Iona, Palmer
Betty Burton
Winslow
Gallup
C. D. Richardson
Richardson
Oraibi
Fletcher Corrigan
Phoenix
Wes Kahler
Phoenix Auto Supply Company
T. H. Murray
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
American Type Foundries
Holbrook Wallace Ellsworth
Navajo County
Superior Court
Catholic Mission Attracting Many In St Joseph’s Church
The ongoing mission at St Joseph’s Church draws increasing evening crowds. Rev E J Mannix notes rising interest and faith efforts toward stronger spirituality and citizenship. Tonight at 7 30 discussion topics include Cremation and Sunday Vacations followed by a talk on How Jesus Saves weapons. The Wednesday sermon centers on The Eucharistic Kingdom of Christ Among Men explaining the phrase Except you eat the flesh of the Son of Man you shall not have life in you.
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St. Joseph’s Church
E. J. ‘Mannix
Jesus
Hoover Would Increase Govt Public Works Outlays
The Public Works program of the Agriculture Department totals 142 759 530 dollars for the coming year, up 49 021 133 dollars from this year. The War Department follows with 96 324 627 dollars including Panama Canal costs. Non military projects tally 72 271 687 dollars, with flood control on the Mississippi and Sacramento rivers, rivers and harbors work, and Alaska road and bridge maintenance funds among the allocations.
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Department of Agriculture
War Department
Mississippi River
Sacramento River
Alas
Army and Navy Have Little to Do, Rest Urged by Chairman
Chairman Wood of the House Appropriations Committee says the army and navy "have not much to do now but to rest." He notes less work is done by military forces relative to funds appropriated, stressing no belittling but a period of rest.
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Army
Navy
Washington
Wood
House
Appropriations Committee
Board Rejects Application For Gas Franchise
The board of supervisors at Holbrook declined to issue a franchise to Pacific Public Service Company of San Francisco for streets and alleys in Winslow and Holbrook until towns grant consent. Applications for Holbrook gas plant permits are set for December 10. Winslow bids depend on next Saturday’s election. Flagstaff and Williams franchise hearings follow on dates noted. Bids for county physician and county printing were discussed.
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Board of Supervisors
Holbrook
Pacific Public Service Company of
San Francisco
Winslow
Coucil
W. M. Hines
Hines
Flagstaff
Williams
Secret Moscow trial opens private sessions for eight engineers
The special tribunal in the house of columns at noon closed its doors to the curious and began private questioning of eight Soviet engineers accused of plotting overthrow of the Moscow government. Raymond Poincare’s name is noted as a figure in the proceedings. The court will reconvene Friday at 5 p.m. for speeches by the prosecutor and two defense counselors, with a sentence expected before the weekend.
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Moscow
House of Columns
Raymond Poincare
France
Russia
Nikola Krineat
Colonel E. Lawrence
England
Arabia
Winston Churchill
Raymond Peincare
Frances No
Sir Henri Deterding
Great Dutch Shell Oil Company
Healthiest 4-H club boy and girl chosen in state contest
Marion K. scored 99.7 and William P. 98.7 in the health contest 4-H, the highest nine year record. Twenty girls and fifteen boys competed, all farm products. Marion is 5 ft 4 in and 138 pounds, William 5 ft 1.5 in and 151 pounds. Viola Mach of Tab or South Dakota, 18, won national 4-H girl sewing championship.
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Chicago
Marion
William
Marian
Cochise County Facts and Figures Snapshot
Cochise County origin from Pima County in 1881 shows 40 997 population and 108 155 088 assessed value. electors 13 108 and average school attendance 8 988. Includes leaders Fred Sutter John P Cull William J Oxsheer and others with Bisbee as county seat. Railroads Southern Pacific and tallies of land and area noted.
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Pima County
Senate
Fred Sutter
Bisbee
John P. Cull
Douglas
House
William J. Oxsheer
J. E. Bevan
Thomas A. Cowperthwait
Warren
James W. Baker
A. E. Hinton
Doulas
D.A
Adams Dragoon
William Coxon
Willcox
U. S
Bridge Guild invites players to card party at Guild Hall
Bridge enthusiasts are invited to a card party tonight at 8 o clock in the Guild Hall. A enjoyable evening is planned for all members and attendees.
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Guild Hall
Two Mexicans Killed in El Paso Gunfight
In El Paso the night clash near Cordova Island left two Mexicans killed and six companions routed as three U S border patrolmen narrowly escaped a deadly trap. The gunmen opened fire after the patrolmen approached the border area in the alleged pursuit.
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el Paso
Tex
United States Immigration
Cordova Island
No Man’s Land
Mexico
Arcadia Woman's Club Benefit Dance Friday
A benefit dance hosted by the Arcadia Woman's Club takes place Friday December 5 with good floor and music promising a good time for all. Admission is $1 per couple. extra ladies noted as Joe.lec3.
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Woman’s Club
Arcadia
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