Arizona Governor OKs Three Constitutional Amendments
Governor Phillips issued an executive proclamation declaring three amendments approved by voters at the general election part of the state constitution. The measures cover equal pay for members of commissions courts or boards, limiting bond voters to real property owners, and a referendum on public works employment for citizens or wards of the United States. The Supreme Court delayed Arizona's Hoover Dam suit filing to January 12. Negotiations for a charity football game between University of Arizona and Northern Arizona State were halted by the governor amid objections from both schools.
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Scottish Bishop Defends U S In Glasgow Meeting
The Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney told a Rotary club in Glasgow that Hollywood is more respectable than Kelvinside and full of hardworking God fearing people. He also visited Utah Mormons and said they had become as monogamous as Europeans.
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American Colonel Webb gravely ill in Paris
Paris edition of the Chicago Tribune reports Colonel G Creighton Webb of New York is seriously ill with pneumonia and moved to the American hospital. His age, 78, makes his condition grave.
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Science saves man from death door at Mayo Clinic
Addison's disease patient at Mayo Clinic Rochester recovered in 48 hours after purified adrenal cortex hormone injected by Dr. Leonard Towntree and Dr. Carl Greene. Originally weak and bedridden, he regained appetite and strength, appearing in perfect health. Swingle and Pfiffner report purer cattle adrenal extract now free of epinephrine.
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Congress Actions Across Committees This Week
The Associated Press reports Senate business includes recess until Monday and committee reviews on power commission nominees, drought relief legislation, and steel price inquiries. House actions cover treasury postal funding, unemployment aid requests, and immigration policy debates with military affairs Mussel Shoals discussions noted.
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Fort Worth DL Picks Up Pitcher Lon Chagnon from Wichita
Lon Chagnon, a right hander and pitcher, was purchased from Wichita of the Western League by the Fort Worth club of the Texas League. He began the 1930 season with the Pittsburgh Pirates before being released to Wichita where he pitched well.
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