Navajo County Plans Indian Lands Exchange and Boundaries
The Navajo County Board of Supervisors adopts a plan to exchange privately owned and state lands within Navajo County for Indian allotments to solidify holdings of the Indian Department. Lands south of the township line 21 to 22 north are not to be relinquished to Indians, except in township 21 north 19 east, establishing a southern boundary near the railroad. The Santa Fe railroad favors the exchange pending federal legislation, with Senator Hayden expected to push a bill in the December session. The resolution requests Congress authorize the exchange, curb further allotment outside reservations, and forwards copies to Senator Hayden, Senator Ashurst, and Representative Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Department
Navajo County
Navajo Board
iNavajo
Winslow and
Holbrook
Santa Fe Railroad
Land Department
Congress
Railroad
Cash Hayden
Senator Hayden
Board of Supervisors
Arizona
Bit
Cate
Wayden and
Ashurst
Douglas
Hoover outlines three billion dollar budget plan
President Hoover argues a three billion dollar budget is necessary to address drought and employment needs for the current fiscal year. He cautions against new large government ventures and estimates a potential thirty million dollar surplus if Congress acts prudently.
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Congress
Hoover
Plane crash near Casper finds two bodies
A burned plane located 20 miles southwest of Casper found today contains the bodies of Leonard Clark of Hot Springs South Dakota and Jesse Nelms. Both men had been missing since yesterday.
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Casper
Wye
Leonard Clark
Hot Springs
S. D
Jesse Nelms
Here
Do Your Xmas Shopping Early Trade at Home Winslow Lions Club
The Winslow Lions Club promotes an early Christmas trade event encouraging residents to shop locally. The fundraiser highlights community support and offers a chance to browse gift options from local vendors.
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Winslow Lions Club
Airmail Service Costs Rise in 1932 Plan
The new appropriation funds two foreign weekly airmail routes Puerto Cabello to San Guayra and Camaguey to Kingston and eight domestic routes, adding to 25 existing flights. Domestic links include Louisville-Fort Worth Kansas City Denver Pittsburgh-Norfolk St Paul-Winnipeg Richmond-Jacksonville Greensboro-Columbia Augusta Pueblo-Fort Worth and Pueblo-El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Cabello
San Guayra
Camaguey
Kingston
Louisville-Fort Worth
Kansas City
Denver
Pittsburgh
Norfolk
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Richmond
Jacksonville
Greensboro - Columbia Agusta
Pueblo-Fort Worth
Pueblo
Hoover urges appropriations boost for bureau with multi project plan
President Hoover recommends Congress reappropriating 2.531 million dollars plus 972 700 dollars in revenues to raise the bureau’s total to 27.6497 million. The plan includes higher Colorado River Dam estimates and construction, transportation, salaries, and continued funding for Rio Grande New Mexico Texas Yuma Carlsbad Yale Kilamath Celle Fourche Riverton Shoshone projects.
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Bureau
Congress
Hoover
Colorado River
Rio Grande
New Mexico- Texas
Yuma
Arizona-California
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Yale
Oregon
Kilamath
California
Celle Fourche
South Dakota
Riverton
Wyoming
Shoshone
Flier Bevsins Flies For Record Then Forced Down
Mrs Marth Bevins a 20 year old flying housewife was forced down at Jacksonville Pennsylvania during a cross country attempt to beat Ruth Nichols record of 16 hours 59 minutes She departed at 7 15 a m for the Pacific Pies and her message to North Beach airport did not confirm safety this time it was her second failed start on the mission
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New York
Marth
Bevins
Jacksonville
Easton
North Beach
S. T
Ruth Nichols
Airmail Route Direct Link From Canal Zone to Cuba Opened
Two amphibian planes began a direct over water air mail run between the Canal Zone and Cuba with one leaving Cienfuegos and the other from Cristobal. The new service ends the Nicaragua route and is operated by Pan American Airways.
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New York
Canal Zone
Cuba
Pan-American Airways
Cienfuegos
Cristobal
Nicaragua
World Court Issue Likely Not Debated This Session
Senate leaders foresee no disposition of the World Court question at the current session while awaiting Hoover protocol. Talks aim to postpone the issue until next year, though Borah may reject responsibility for delaying the deadline. Senator Watson, a Republican, opposes loading the short session with the World Court.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Foreign Relations’ Committee
Borah
Watson
Mrs. Gertrude Hendry Dies After Train Collision
Mrs. Gertrude Dunham Hendry, 44, died at a Winslow emergency hospital after 46 hours unconscious from injuries suffered when struck by a freight train eight miles east of Winslow late Sunday. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2:30 P.M. under Christian Science church guidance at the Masonic Temple. Born January 1, 1886 in New York, she had lived in Winslow over eighty years with her husband A. G. Hendry, who came from the Santa Fe Valley division seeking Arizona climate.
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Gertrude Dunham Hendry
Winslow
Christian Science Church
Masonica Temple
Hendry
Hobson Station
I- 73
New York State
A. G. Hendry
Valley Division
The
Santa Fe
Arizona
Large Federal Grants Fund Indian School Projects Across Several Tribes
The record lists large appropriations for Indian education and infrastructure across multiple tribes and regions. Key amounts include Blackfeet Montana $78,000, Crow Montana $75,000, Navajo regions in New Mexico and Arizona with multiple school and dormitory funds, and Fort Apache and related units with substantial grants. Additional allocations cover administration, roads, police, anti drug efforts, and forest fire suppression.
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Western Navajo
Arizona
Ignacio
Colorado
Blackfeet
Montana
Pima
Fort Apache
Ariz
Eastern Navajo
N. M
Navajo Reservation
Southern Pueblos
Quapaw
Okla
San Carlos
Southern Navajo
Indi
Sister to Attend Funeral From San Bernardino
Mrs Maud Heims, sister of the deceased, will arrive tonight from San Bernardino to attend the funeral. The obituary notes her relationship and arrival timing as part of the services for the deceased.
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Mr. Hendry
Maud Heims
San Bernardino
Mrs. Irene Castle McLaughlin Crusades for Dogs
In Chicago on December 3 AP report Irene Castle McLaughlin campaigns to aid dogs in the Orphans of the Storm shelter. She accuses owners of forcing the animals to sleep outdoors and vows action to help the animals.
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Chicago
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Cold Weather Brings Court Action in Chicago Area
Mrs Mc Laughlin gained dogs in a case after helping authorities arrest an apartment tenant who left his dog behind in an empty building. The arrest occurred months ago and followed a period of extreme cold in Chicago and surroundings.
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Chicago
McLaughlin
Morrow Takes Senate Seat for New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow was administered the oath today as senator from New Jersey.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
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Roulder AW
Winslow Floral
West Fleming Street
Bruchman’s Indian Store
West 2Nd St
A. C. Hendry
Flathead
Crow
Middle Rio Grande District
Wapato Project
Wind River
Swann
Ployes
Truxton Canyon
Theodore Roosevelt
Riverside
Calif
Haskey Institute
Lawrence
Kas
Albuquerque
Fort Wingate
C. H. Burke
Five Civilized Tribes
Sioux Nation
Gallup-Shiprock
Mrs. McLaughlin
Morrow
Rose
Copenhagen
Phoenix
Flaveller
Maderna
Eaton
Crane, Pike
Winslow Music House
Williamson
Santa Claus
Santa
Chick
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