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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1931
Page
6
Governor calls special session to fund unemployment relief and fix motor vehicle law. Proposed bonds total five million dollars for highways three million and public buildings two million tied to a luxury tax. aim to ease deficits and reduce property taxes. The message urges swift action and warns of revenue losses.
Flood waters broke through a levee just outside Glendora as workers and residents rushed to the scene. The town of several hundred population saw every store flooded and a significant number of homes affected.
The Arizona House introduced an early Highway Code Bill to fix commercial vehicle fees while session adjourned sine die. Jack Provost Jr was named acting sergeant at arms succeeding his late father. Rev Urban Habig was appointed House Chaplain succeeding Burkhardt who moved away. Governor Hunt stayed home with a cold as the reading clerks delivered the message in each house.
Chicago survey reports over 100000 women joined matrimonial clubs and bureaus last year in the United States. Charles E. Miner, director of the committee of fifteen, cites the finding as evidence of a broader need for social contact enabling marriage.
Utah banking commissioner announces the closing of the Bank of Iron County in Parowan as frozen assets and heavy livestock loans cited as the cause.
A Union Pacific bus collided with a motor car and a truck in dense fog near Odessa Missouri and caught fire. Several persons were slightly injured, with the exact count not disclosed.
In Mexico City the dispute over the Virgin of Guadalupe festivities intensifies as anti clerical forces push for Archbishop Pascual Diaz's expulsion. Diaz helped shape the 1929 church state accord and opposes a new law capping priests and churches per population. President Ortiz Rubio weighs a veto amid public pressure.
President Hoover poses for three pictures at the White House on December 28. He stands on the south lawn with Kingston Pennsylvania Boy Scouts who earned the trip by selling 3500 pounds of candy. He then photographs with the Oberlin College Glee Club touring and with the University of California football team.
A brief urging households to adopt the Vick Plan to reduce common colds among family members. The note claims simple home measures can improve control of respiratory illnesses and overall health.
Political animosities led to the brutal death of Kurt Kallasides a national socialist who was beaten and left on a railroad track on Christmas Eve a train hurled the body 25 yards and though alive when found he died later in Berlin authorities reported today
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