Arizona lawmakers prepare for extraordinary session
Arizona's Tenth Legislature heads to the capitol for an extraordinary Monday session called by Governor Hunt. Key figures Senator Midgley and Senator Nelson debate aims, costs, and possible appropriations to fund state institutions and unemployment relief, with criticism of efficiency and funding for education and highway purchases.
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Arizona
Capitol
G. W. P. Hunt
W. W. Midgley
Senate
G. W. Nelson
Navajo County
Nelson
Midgley
Coconino
A. E. Mann
State Highway Department
Sonally
Highway Department
Railroads to receive emergency freight rate surcharges
The Interstate Commerce Commission allows immediate surcharges with five days notice to raise freight rates starting January 4. Rates vary by class and will end by March 31 1933. Surplus funds will be pooled by the railroad credit corporation for loans to the neediest lines. some carriers are excluded.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Credit Corporation
Social events mark a Christmas week in town society
A holiday round of gatherings fills local life as Ruby Chapter No. 3 installs officers at the Masonic hall with Mrs. J. B. Drumm guiding the ceremony. The Social Eight Club, El Sahtra group, Monday Club, and La Posada gatherings host bridge and dinners, with gifts exchanged and a yuletide mood across homes on Hicks Avenue and West Elm Street.
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Ruby Chapter No. 3
Order of Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
D. B. Crozer
Social Eight Club
J. K .‘Kleindienst
Tana
George C. Jackson
A. F. Switzer
Alma Beck
Jesse Hohn
Bruce Matthie
J. L. Sweeney
Bridge
C. A. Dancer
West Elm Street
el Sahtra” Club
C. D. McCauley
R. E. Irwin
W. H. McDermott
O. F. McCallum
M. E. Stone
la Posada
Monday Club
F. G. Neill
Apache Avenue
Neill
W. B. Darling
W. D. Chase
Co. A. Dancer
C. A. Hansen
A. J. Robillard
C. H. Bealey
George Sughrue
Dorothy Brooks
A. H. McHenry
Louise Welsh
San Bernardino
la Posada Hotel
Hicks Avenue
Crozer
George Wrench
R. P. Huddleston
Wm. Crozer
Caroline Adams
Holbrook
Will Crozer
D. E. Crozer
Minnesota Plan urged to curb Arizona taxes
The Arizona Daily Star notes Minnesota’s tax reduction by over six million dollars through local budget cuts and taxpayer leagues. It argues Arizona must adopt similar measures, as rising delinquencies show taxes are too heavy. Pima County has a taxpayers league but lacks action.
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The
Arizona Daily Star
Minnesota
Arizona
Pima County
Automaton Act Ends in Street Scuffle in New York
Joseph Daly posed as a robot to entertain crowds but William Corbin, freshly arrived from Detroit, stabbed the mechanical performer and was knocked unconscious by onlookers, resulting in his arrest.
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New York
Joseph Daly
William Corbin
Detroit
Phoenix barber board member resigns amid license favoritism charges
Charles S. Craver of Phoenix resigned from the state board of barbers and cosmeticians after accusations by the Phoenix union of barbers alleging favoritism. Governor Hunt appointed F. J. Kucken of Tucson to replace Craver, with a term expiring June 18, 1933. Noles of Globe faced similar scrutiny and was asked to answer the charges in a letter.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Charles S. Craver
State Board of Barbers and Cosmeticians
Hunt
F. J. Kucken
Tucson
Craver
Kucken
Phoenix Union of Barbers
W. K. Noles
Globe
Ten Years Ago Notes From December 23 1921
Rev and Mrs W L Martin entertain Loyal Young Folks class at home in honor of Mrs Martin’s niece Miss Maxie Beth Morgan and her mother Mrs A H Morgan visiting for the holidays. Joseph Daze arrives from Casper Wyoming with wife and baby to spend the holidays with the Daze family. Ruth Goldsworthy spends holidays with friends at Seligman. Mrs P Vanderpool leaves for Los Angeles for a holiday visit. Mynne Cordes travels to Mayer Arizona for holidays with relatives.
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W. L. Martin
The
Christian Church
William Daze
Twenty Years Ago News Snapshot December 23 1911
Sheriff and Mrs. Woods with Chauncy and Joe visit town for a few days and Christmas shopping. Mr Harp and companions survey in mountains then head to Kansas City for holidays. E A Sawyer travels to Nashville to see his mother. Mrs Graham leaves for Corning New York due to her father’s illness. Frank Roscoe from Prescott and James Hughes of Ash Fork visit town recently.
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Joe F. Woods
Chauncy
Joe
Charles Harp
Harp
Kansas City
E. A. Sawyer
Nashville
Tenn
Stray cats hurt small game and birds say officials
Raleigh authorities warn stray house cats pose the greatest menace to small game and birds, potentially surpassing hunters in damage as state conservation officials cite impact on wildlife.
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Raleigh, N. C
West Third Street Sunday School Prayer Services Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Bible Class at 10 45 a m Young People meeting at 4 30 p m No weekday meetings during holiday season Tuesday Bible Class and Friday prayer meet ing resume January 5 and 8 Miss Armerding Missionary Reference to John 8 31 32 and 1 Timothy 4 16 displayed.
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West Third St
Dent Ave
Jesus
Miss Armerding
The Old and the New Sermon at Corner Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church at Corner Third and Winslow invites worshippers for morning service at 10 45. Sermon titled The Old and the New followed by an evening service with The Race and the Goal. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Watch Night Thursday 11 00. Pastor George H Quayle urges churchgoers to inventory their moral and spiritual self.
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Winslow
Pioneering in 1932 at First Baptist Church
Sunday School 9:30 morning worship 11:60. High School and Junior B Y P A s 6:30. Evening service 7:30 with subject The Joy of Sins Forgiven. Midweek prayer 7:30 Wednesday. Choir practice Thursday 7:30. Watch night prayer Thursday 9:00. Parsonage. Messages reflect on days and strength from God.
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First Baptist Church
Warren Avenue
Aspinwall
God
Flashes Of Life Aboard President Wilson Two Christmases
Passengers officers and crew of the President Wilson traveling from Yokohama crossed the international date line as Christmas Day arrived giving them two December 25s. The novelty is noted in a light features style item.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Wilson
Yokohama
Psalmic Blessing Reflection by Pastor W Ray Gorsage
A church bulletin note quotes Scripture Deut 33 25 27 with a closing blessing. Pastor W Ray Gorsage signs the message. The short fragment offers reassurance of divine protection under the everlasting arms.
Christian Science Society Berry Avenue Service Schedule
The Christian Science Society holds a 11 a m service and an 8 pm Wednesday evening service at the 700 block on Berry Avenue. The notices emphasize regular worship times for the congregation.
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Christian Science Society
Berry Avenue
Local Church Services and Mass Schedule Listings
A compact notice lists Sunday services for multiple faiths. Church of Christ on Winslow Ave and Aspinwall St holds a 9:45 a.m. devotional and 11:00 a.m. communion with a public invitation. St Josephs Catholic Church announces Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. on Sunday and daily 8:00 a.m. Weekday Holy Day on Jan 1 1932 noted. Mormon church on Berry Ave at Maple St shows activities including Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship 7:30 p.m. and auxiliary groups on a Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Bible School
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Berry Ave
Maple St
Relief Society
Primary Association
A. B.campbell
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