Noted Writer and Pilot Stop in Winslow on World Tour
Richard K. Halliburton, noted travel writer and author of best sellers, and Moye Stephens, former T. A. T. Maddux pilot, halted in Winslow on their two year world journey. They left Hollywood December 21 and plan stops across major continents, with Horizons of Calcutta, Moscow, Paris, Singapore, Australia, and New York on the itinerary as they follow a "Flying Carpet" adventure aboard a Stearman monoplane named Flying Carpet.
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Winslow
World
Airplane
Richard K. Haliburton
Moye Stephens
T. A. T.maddux
Hollywood
Halliburton
Ladies Home Journal
Haliburton
Kingman
Julia Dye
Oklahoma City
Memphis
Tenn
Wesley Haliburton
New York
Liverpool
England
India
Calcutta
Singapore
Australia
South Seas
New Guiana
Borneo
Philippines
China
Japan
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
California
Stearman
Stephens
Royal Arch Masons Install Officers at Temple Chapter No 8
At a meeting of Temple Chapter No 8 the Royal Arch Masons appointed and installed officers led by High Priest Harry E Willian and King Leonard Bartlett. A luncheon at the Royal Cafe preceded the election and installation.
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Royal Arch Masons
Harry E. Willian
Leonard Bartlett
Ray Lancaster
A. L. Good
Ernest Foulks
Welton Hughes
R. L. Redline
Royal Arch
G. I. Baker
F. L. Harry
C. EK. Smith
L. G. Scott
Royal Cafe
Stenographer Offers Sympathy for Shepard
Stenographer reports she plans to return to her social circle and activities after covering the case. Harry S. Class notes offers of financial aid for Major Shepard, including 500 from a man unknown to Shepard and his counsel, for a new trial or appeal.
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Harry S. Class
Major Shepard
Local Man Arrested for Drunken Disorderly Conduct
Juan Garcia, local Mexican, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Ed Walker and Marshal R L Neill on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. The case will be heard before Judge A L Dunklin today.
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Juan Garcia
Ed. Walker
R. L. Neill
A. L. Dunklin
Do Your Xmas Shopping Early Trade at Home Winslow
The Winslow Lions Club announced an early Christmas trade event starting October 29 to promote local shopping. Organizers urged residents to support community merchants and enjoy seasonal bargains.
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Winslow Lions
Public Works Spending Totals Revealed by President
The front page outlines a $724,000,000 allocation for public works including $129,920,000 for aircraft and navigation and $30,882,000 for miscellaneous. It cites yearly construction expenditures from 1928 to 1932 and details emergency appropriations for highways rivers harbors and public buildings plus $250,000,000 for agriculture relief in 1931 1932 and drought relief adding to a 1931 calendar year total of $160,000,000. Courageously she vows to share his lot if he adds a miniature golf course.
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Farm Board
Christmas Day Feast Highlights At Local Shop
Store advertises a holiday selection with turkey cranberries duck geese hens roasters fryers broilers pork roast sweet potatoes cluster raisins Washington apples California oranges grapefruit peas parsnips carrots turnips and cucumbers for a memorable meal.
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Washington
California
Arizona
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Richard Haliburton
Morocco
French Legion
Moscow
Paris
Persia
Arabia
Russia
Turkestan
Afghanistan
World Adventure
Shepard
Mr. Hoover
Congress
Arcadia Hall
Lloyd’s Orchestra
Victor Radio
Thriftways
Reseeseoase
Iehemme
Canada
Piesenae
Monte
del Monte
L. E. Dance
Santa
the Campbell Kids Clean Food Markets
West Second
Kinsley
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