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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1931
Page
4
A brief notice lists J Morris Richards as representing nationally with affiliations to MC Mogense End and CG Inc. The fragment mentions a professional connection without clear event details or dates.
The Wabash Railway is named for receivers this week amid shrinking returns and slumping business. A tie maker with a $49,651 claim prompted the action, while reduced auto shipments and unregulated bus competition strain railroads. Executives are urged to reform internally to meet modern speed and service needs.
Governor G W P Hunt asks county attorneys and boards to examine tax sale practices, seeking temporary relief for property owners facing foreclosure due to depression. He cites mortgaged homes and asks Navajo County to act to prevent unjust losses and ease burdens on distressed owners.
Early shoppers in Winslow stores display Christmas goods and buy early to finish purchases and mail gifts to out of town destinations before postal delays. The article notes a wider variety for those who shop now and avoid late season rush.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes Republicans with 214 seats to 219 for Democrats plan to press hard to gain control of the new House. It suggests lingering Republican optimism amid expected defeat and compares the sentiment to the 1932 Hoover slogan, questioning party restraint after recent elections.
A December 1, 1991 letter to the editor argues that big business scorches workers with wage cuts, hindering spending and prompting shocks to small businesses. It calls for a united national charity network to feed and house the idle, warning of crime and social breakdown if relief fails. The writer cites job scarcity, crowded courts, and police crackdowns on unrest.
Phoenix police warn residents to prepare for crime with a list of precautions. Do not pick up hitch hikers after dark and avoid parked cars. Do not carry large sums of money and keep valuables hidden. Lock garages and report suspicious loiterers to police. Canadá buys two thirds of its imports from the United States.
A 2 000 000 volt X ray tube will not penetrate flesh much farther than smaller tubes. M A Tuve of the Carnegie Institution explains that higher voltages do not guarantee greater penetration and cautions on unknown biological effects. F B Brackett clarifies vitamin D production by ultraviolet light and its relation to sunburn in a separate note.
A letter from Raymond Greaves urges Washington to adopt practical solutions to relieve the needy. He condemns prior hot air from officials and insists on tangible policy actions rather than rhetoric.
Dr. Irving Langmuir and W. F. Westendrop report to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers that signals could be transmitted through dense white fog for several miles using reasonably intense sources and photo electric detectors. Smoke presence may greatly reduce range.
Shawnee Oklahoma notice discusses economic cycles and advertising. It argues firms cut advertising during downturns harming future demand and urges retaining advertising to reach customers with wholesale offers of goods or services.
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