Arizona Legislators Among Highest Paid in Nation
Arizona lawmakers are paid up to 15 a day with a possible 900 per session, placing them among the highest paid in the United States. The report lists pay scales across states including California 1200 yearly, New York 2500, and many others with per day or per session rates.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Oregon
Michigan
Washington
California
Colorado
New York
Connecticut
Delaware
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Montana
Nevada
Idaho
Maryland
Missouri
New Mexico
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Texas
Alabama
Utah
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Christmas Carols Sung Wednesday Eve By Church Members
The Woman's Club presented the community Christmas Tree event with assist from Baptist, Christian and Methodist church choirs. They sang Silent Night It Came Upon a Midnight Clear and Oh Little Town of Bethlehem then junior choir members visited the sick and shut in serenading them with Christmas music.
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Woman’s Club
Andean Inhabitants Mystified By Lights
Inhabitants of the Andean foothills reported several nights of bright colored light displays flashing across the sky. Some feared a volcanic eruption in unexplored Cordillera regions, but meteorologists said the phenomenon likely resulted from weather conditions.
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Andean
Cordillera
Lindbergh Talks on Progress in Aviation
Col. Lindbergh discusses private aviation gains including lower operating costs and easy handling. He cites a 100 horsepower plane costing 3 000 to 5 000 dollars and 170 000 miles possible over 2 000 flight hours with overhaul after 25 000 to 30 000 miles. He notes industry cleanup during the slump and plans an air tour of South America with a new retractable gear wing for his Sirius.
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Lindbergh
South America
Bisbee Hill site chosen for new courthouse
HigginHill project lands for a $300,000 Choise County courthouse on the Bisbee-Ground site. Details indicate a notable investment and local government involvement in selecting the location.
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Bisbee
Higgins Hill
Italian Planes Readying for Atlantic Crossing
General Italo Balbo leads a 14 plane squadron preparing a transatlantic flight from Natal to Rio de Janeiro with possible stopovers to Buenos Aires. The fleet crossed from Villa Cisneros to Bolama in strong formation and aims to depart January 5 if weather holds.
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Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Villa Cisneros
Rio de Oro
Rome
Italo Balbo
Italy
Mussolini
Bolama
Portuguese West Africa
Brazil
Prize For Christmas Window Won By The Arizona Electric Co
The Arizona Electric Company's window depicting The Three Wise Men won a judges panel of Mrs. F. G. Neill R. M. Bruchman and Sam Proctor. The Winslow Chamber of Commerce donated the loving cup for the most beautifully decorated window symbolizing Christmas. The display showcased artistic beauty without merchandising. Similar festive windows lined the city business district.
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Arizona Electric Company
F. G. Neill
R. M. Bruchman
Sam Proctor
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
Forces of nature leave heavy toll on year
A year of extremes across the nation saw record cold in Hatfield Wisconsin with 45 below readings and 15 exposure deaths. Chicago endured its greatest spring snow storm with 19.2 inches and citywide drifted streets. Heat waves in July scorched the plains, wells dried, crops damaged, and tornadoes and cyclones caused fatalities and fires from Kansas to Wisconsin.
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Midwest
Northwest
Hatfield
Wis
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Old Sol
Kansas
Nebraska
Upper
Michigan Peninsula
Wisconsin
Bethany
Okla
Texas
Minnesota
Missouri
The Druggist as a First Aid Helper in Community Health
The Druggist is not a physician but educated like one in essentials and legally authorized to give first aid when immediate medical care is unavailable. He must not take payment for this duty and does not seek it. The public interest keeps the physician's burden whole, with the Druggist providing another trusted service near every community.
Metric System Urged To Help The Unemployed
Pittsburgh December 26 United Press Albert Bernard de Salardi a Wilkinsburg mechanical engineer urged compulsory adoption of the metric system in the United States as a cure for unemployment The proposal would require massive changes in weights measures packaging and printing and would stimulate factory activity and clerical work to reduce joblessness He argued the metric system is scientifically superior and used by all other nations except England and the United States and urged Hoover to consider it as a driver of economic life and trade.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Hoover
Albert Bernard de Salardi
Wilkinsburg
de Salordi
England
de Salardi
Impressive Xmas Services Held in Winslow Churches
Christmas observances filled Winslow churches with musical pageantry. At the Baptist church on December 21 the program opened with While Shepherds Watched Their Blocks by Night, Mary and the Manger featured Mrs M Woodburn, and Joy to the World concluded the service. St Joseph Catholic church held four Masses on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with choirs and solo numbers including Silent Night and In Old Judea. At 12 o'clock Mass Rosewig's Mass in G was conducted with organ, violin, and a series of sacred pieces performed by Mrs Bremke, Mrs Matz, Mrs Trujillo, Miss Bauer, and others. St Paul Episcopal hosted a Christmas program Monday evening.
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the Baptist Church
Rex Porter
Shepherds
Esther Mae Henderson
St. Joseph Catholic -Church
C. E. Matz
R. Trujillo
Loretta ‘Bauer
Miss Bauer
Adam _Geibel
Rosewig
Joseph Donahue
Ihanuel Tamayo
Matz
Bauet
A. J. Bramke
Christmas Activities At Local Churches Mark Week
Church members gathered for games and refreshments. Rev Li Gwynn and Mrs Gwynn received gifts from the church. Christmas morning communion was held at 41 o clock. The Methodist Episcopal church hosted a Christmas tree with Sunday school attendees. Rev George H Quayle spoke on the Magi with a birth drama and carols. The L D S church held a Wednesday party for children with small gifts.
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Li. Gwynn
Methodist Episcopa
George. H. Quayle
Jesus
L. D
Two Die After Payroll Heist at American Mills
In New Haven area a payroll robbery at American Mills in West Haven left Charles Kern Jr. and Joust Ordazzo fatally shot. Kern, 45, was chief clerk and Ordazzo, 54, a bate tender, died the day after the assault by a bandit during the December 26 incident.
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New. Haven
Coan
Charles . A
Kern
American Mills
Gemipany
West
Haven
Joust Ordazzo
Bate
Aho
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