Judge Lindsey praised as child advocate despite fees
A Denver Juvenile Court judge, Ben B. Lindsey, faces scrutiny over accepted fees from Samuel Untermyer and Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes. Supporters defend his long record aiding troubled youths, arguing his work outweighs criticism and reflects his humanitarian stance.
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Right Stand by Governor Phillips on Colorado River Parley
Arizona Governor Phillips declines attending the upper basin states parley on Colorado River division while opposing construction of Boutner Dam. He asks for an unofficial Arizona observer at the meeting to ensure state interests are protected amid pending legal challenges against river barrier legislation.
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Friday the Thirteenth Marriage License Oddity
Maricopa County clerk noted no couples applied for marriage licenses on Friday the Thirteenth. He quipped about superstition or lack thereof affecting couples. The oddity drew attention as police records show no marriages processed that day.
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China at war with Russia marked by internal strife
The text notes China is at war with Russia, following eight years of internal civil fear and lack of peace since before the world war. It references ongoing conflict and an unsettled domestic situation.
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Winslow Set to Grow as Harvey Company Expands
Harvey company officials visit Winslow Arizona to announce a grand new railroad station and skyline upgrade. The project will make Winslow a key railroad hub and tourist gateway to Hopi and Navajo country with a new landmark building and revised tracks.
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This Week in Winslow Sunday Services
Local listings note church services across Winslow this Sunday. Readers are advised to contact individual congregations for exact times and denominations.
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Man Finds Three Apples on a Tree in Walla Walla Tale
A local tale from Walla Walla tells of a man who spots a tree with three apples. One apple weighs a pound and is described as strikingly heavy, highlighting a curious, rustic moment in the town.
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Relics Unearthed by Chukiveah Expedition
Archaeologists under Prof Nod Ernest discover mammoth skeletons in a desert site. The finds, aged around the Pleistocene era, include multiple tusked remains and suggest a long-vanished ecosystem once thriving near Ul S208.
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Monster locomotive arrival thrills depot crowd
The Santa Fe locomotive No. 1801 arrives at 7 p.m. to awe spectators, described as resembling a battleship in size. T. Kleindienst takes over A. J. Ratell’s contracting and repair business. Master George Sampson is confined to his room with toounsolitis. Charles Pingree builds a city home and will move his family in upon completion.
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Keokuk Hospital Birth and Local Notices
On December third in Lee County Keokuk Iowa St Joseph's Hospital uoson Hathaway was born to Lo and BE Hathaway. Mrs Roy Brennan plans to stay in Keokuk after visiting from Seligman. Mr and Mrs Joe Kanter hosted dinners at Parr Todds Hendersons and Pingreys. Eastern Star held whist in honor of Mr and Mrs Joe Huter of Tonto Basin. George T Keyes visited after a coast trip.
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Local notes from Holbrook ten years ago
Freeneis Wood visitors with Miss Daualine in Thatbrook. Bert Savage and grandma Mrs Butner to Kansas City and Porter Oklahoma for two months. Cline Asbury of Phoenix passing through en route to get married. Julie Smith Holbrook takes job with Richardson Bros McAdams Trading. Elva Flowell back from Albuquerque to have tonsils removed. Bud Friday arrives from San Francisco to lead Babbitts hardware. Albert Stumpf from Albuquerque visiting sister Mrs Sorenson. George Keys Jr bank official visiting Holbrook. Winslow Social Club to host another dance at Electric Theatre Saturday.
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Rome families of seven cited by government institute
Italian families including seven or more children are recorded by the government statistical institute at L582.206 as a demographic note. The report highlights growing large families within Rome.
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