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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1929

Page

6

Arizona Delegations Oppose Highway System Expansions

Delegations from Tucson Douglas Nogales Casa Grande and other southern Arizona cities urged the Arizona Highway Commission to delay adding to the federal Aid Highway system. A petition requesting no increases was discussed with leaders offering no agreement. The Arizona Forestry Service will fund 75 000 toward Oak Creek Canyon road with state 50 000 and county 25 000 matching funds.

Associated Press Wliowsnin Tucson Douglas Nogales Phoenix U. S. Forestry Service Oak Creek Canyon Céconino County Arizona W. W. Lane Lane Forest Board San Francisco Coconino County

Sanger Beats Zorilla In Ten Round Los Angeles Fight

Milwaukee lightweight Joey Sanger won a ten round decision over Santiago Zorilla of Panama at the Olympia auditorium. Sanger, trailing early, scored a fifth round knockdown that shifted the bout, then dominated the remainder to secure the victory.

Los Angeles Joey Sanger Milwaukee Santiago Zorilla Panama Olympia Auditorium Zorilla Sangor Zorilha

Prussians Honor American Diplomat

Berlin December 18 Jacob Croula Schurman American ambassador to Germany was elected an honorary member of the Prussian Academy of Sciences. This rare distinction has only twice been given to an American, including Andrew White who was ambassador at Berlin and former president of Cornell University.

Berlin Jacob Croula Schurman Germany Prussian Academy of Sciences Andrew White Ambassador Schurman Cornell University

Chicago’s unused incinerator sold for 800 to salvagers

The Chicago incinerator built in 1914, long unused and derided as a monument to waste, was sold to salvagers for 800 dollars. The original cost of the plant was 225000 dollars.

Chicago

Fliers Get New Plane For Flight To Montevideo

Major Tadeo Larre-Borges and Lt Leon Challe, after a 3600 mile Atlantic crossing mishap near Santo Antonio Brazil, were flown to Natal with injuries. They plan to accept another aircraft to continue to Rio Janeiro and Montevideo, hoping to reach their 6000 mile aim.

Rio Montevideo Challe Santo Antonio Natal Larre-Borges Shemeof Spain Cape Blanco Ftio de Ova Cape

Premier MacDonald Extends Holiday Greetings to U S

London wires report Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald sent holiday wishes to Americans. He expressed hope that 1937 will bring a new era of peace and goodwill and warm greetings for Christmas and the New Year.

London MacDonald United States

Depth finding gear fitted to ferries between Germany and Denmark

A depth finding apparatus has been installed on ferryboats operating between Germany and Denmark to help pilots avoid shallow water. The new equipment aims to reduce grounding risks on routes across the Baltic and North Sea.

Germany Denmark

Average Arizona Woman Supports Herself Despite Higher Living Costs

In Phoenix dated December 18 a survey of 26 Arizona state female workers found an average monthly income of about $150 with living costs at least $175. Many are married and rely on husbands or fathers to cover the shortfall, leaving Miss Independent with about $25 monthly from creditors' notes.

Aed Anna G. Frohmiller

Amerman Appeals Divorce Decree From Winglow Property

E. I. Amerman appeals the Navajo county divorce decree against Hattie Amermen in the Arizona Supreme Court. The couple married in Albuquerque in 1917 and challenge the court order dividing property in Winglow, Arizona.

Phoenix, Ariz E. I. Amerman Hattie Amermen Navajo County Amerman Arizona Supreme Court Albuquerque N. M Winglow Arizona

Mexico Quiet on Reprisal Affects Girls in Town

The piece describes how Mexican policy and social conditions impact young women seeking entertainment and transport. It notes costs for meals, clothing, cigarettes, and taxi avoidance, and cites a girl named Anna Frohmiller explaining that men earn more, balancing expenses. General Calles arrival is also reported.

Anna Frohmiller

Congress Debates Hopkins Nomination and Agency Budgets

The Senate continues to debate Richard J. Hopkins for a Kansas federal judge post. Committees review bills on buildings, hospitalization, sugar tariffs, and road aid while hearings proceed on war department needs, Haiti policy, and Mississippi flood control.

Associated Press Senate Richard J. Hopkins Kansas Banking Committee Public Buildings Committee HOUSE Heiti Naval Affairs Committee Roads Appropriations War Department Qundy Pennsylivania Sullivan Wyoming Julius H. ‘Barnes Farm Board Albert L. Watson Pennsylvania Agriculture Interstate Commerce Committee Wilson Radio Corporation Tion Haiti Army Mississippi Moscowitz Judiciary

New Lamp Shade Aims for Safer Downward Light

A redesigned lamp shade directs light downward and features a flattened top to hold safety razors for drying without dismantling. The concept targets Hindu users seeking convenient bathroom fixtures and storage.

Was Gun Loaded Yes He Found Out He May Recover

In Chicago on December 18 AP reports Clarry Poneranty aged 19 found a pistol and asked if it was loaded. Doctors who moved the bullet from his chest say he may recover.

Chicago Clarry Poneranty

Arizona to Free 44 Prison Inmates

The Arizona board of pardons and paroles recommended to Governor Phillips that 44 Florence state prison inmates be paroled or given sentence commutation. The governor said he would act promptly and sign orders for release before Christmas if he approves.

Arizona Phoenix Ariz State Board of Pardons and Paroles Wth Phillips Florence

Inventor Patents Spark-Emitting Abrasive Wheel in Louisiana

A Louisiana inventor receives a patent for an abrasive wheel that projects a stream of sparks to ignite fuel in internal combustion engines. The device aims to improve ignition efficiency and reliability in automotive and industrial engines.

Louisiana

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