Personal Mentions Return from Vacation and Travel Notes
W A Martin of the Santa Fe railroad returns on Train 7 from a two week Albuquerque visit with relatives. Joseph City stock man A B Randall visits with family, then returns home with wife and son Rial from Mesa. Ralph H Cake and family return to Winslow from El Paso after Christmas with relatives. Winslow boys Ernest Chilson John La Zear Jr and coach J B Wilson depart on Train 9 to Los Angeles for the Rose Bowl. plan to return Sunday. Phoenix attorney Fred Rosenfeld leaves Winslow after city business. Ira Wakefield returns to Taylor after holiday visit with his brother. C C Shropshire Santa Fe inspector departs on Train 21 for San Bernardino after two weeks in Winslow.
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W. A. Martin
Santa Fe Railroad
Albuquerque
Joseph City
A. B. Randall
Rial
Mesa
Ralph H. Cake
Chevrolet Motor Company
Winslow
Fl Paso
California
Ernest Chilson
John LaZear
J. B. Wilson
Winslow Bulldogs
Los Angeles
Tulane
Phoenix
Fred Rosenfeld
Kibbey
Ben
C. C. Shropshire
Santa Fe
San Bernardino
Decorations for New Year's Eve Ball at Arcadia
The Arcadia Ball room will be decorated tonight for the American Legion New Year's Eve Carnival dance. The entertainment committee announced elaborate plans for a night of fun and frolic. A large crowd from Winslow and nearby towns is expected to attend.
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Arcadia
The
American Legion
Winslow
Prominent Educator Dies in Tennessee Pneumonia
Dy. Randall J. Condon age 69 head of Cincinnati public schools and a longtime National Congress of Parents and Teachers figure died in Greenville Tennessee during holiday visit. Cause pneumonia. He led Cincinnati schools 1913 to 1926 and taught at the University of Cincinnati. Burial followed at Friendship Missouri birthplace and home.
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Randall J. Condon
Cincinnati
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Winslow
Greenville
Tenn
Dr. Condon
University of Cincinnati
Friendship
Cordon
Eastern Star meets in Ruby Chapter No 8 gathering
The regular meeting of Ruby Chapter No 8 Order of the Eastern Star will be held Friday night January 1 at 7 30 o clock. Visitors are welcome.
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Ruby Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Virginia deer plentiful across the state report says
Wildlife officials note deer are very plentiful in all sections of Virginia. A deer wandered into Bastian and a buck weighing about 175 pounds was seen trotting through a street in Richmond.
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Marion
Virginia
Richmond
Roosevelt Would Halt Third Party Movement
Senator Dill of Washington urged nominating Franklin D. Roosevelt for president to meet the threat of a 1932 third party. He argued no other Democrat appeals to the Independent vote as Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Dill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Mexico Represented At Arms Conference
Dr. Francisco Castillo Najera minister to Holland will represent Mexico at the European disarmament conference next year. He was named by President Or tiz Rubio. One of Mexico’s first acts will be to join the League of Nations, which the country joined four months ago by invitation.
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Mexico City
Francisco Castillo Najera
Holland
Mexico
Europe
Ortiz Rubio
League of Nations
Red Shirt Tribesmen Arrested in Northwest Frontier
Reports from the northwest frontier province say 32 red shirt tribesmen were arrested in Bannu City with other districts quiet. Police and troops surround disloyal villages while loyal village leaders cooperate.
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New Delhi
India
Northwest Frontier Province
Bannu City
Commissioner Urges North Carolina Banks to Stop Dividends
Gur ney F. Hood, state commissioner of banks, issued a formal statement urging all North Carolina banks not to pay any dividends this month. He recommends using any surplus to paying off loan losses.
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Raleigh, N. C
Gurney F. Hood
Banks
North Caroline
Recall of Hoover Promises Highlight 1932 Farm Plight
Representative Marvin Jones cites Secretary Hyde’s annual report showing farm prices fell from 77 to 86 cents for corn and 1.01 to 53 cents for wheat, arguing the administration failed to solve agriculture’s crisis and left farmers in hardship. He questions the president’s 1932 appeal to farmers.
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Washington
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Committee On Agriculture
Hyde
Mr. Jones
Anonymous $1 Bills Confuse Fayette Residents
In Fayette Iowa on December 30 residents report receiving mailed one dollar bills with no sender name or purpose. Envelopes show postmarks from nearby towns suggesting the giver travels between towns.
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Fayette
Iowa
Plymouth Roadster 1929 Model For Sale Ad
Classified notice seeks a Plymouth Roadster from 1929 in perfect condition for 50 dollars cash with balance terms. Contact by phone 693 with dates dec30-31jan2.
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Plymouth
Furniture gifts arrive at Northern Arizona Furniture Co
New stock of furniture and house furnishings arrives at Northern Arizona Furniture Co offering practical Christmas gifts. Explore a selection of ready to use pieces suitable for home comfort and decoration this holiday season.
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Northern Arizona Furniture Co
Atlantic City Bout Sets Hectic Knockdown Record
Harry Blutman of Atlantic City is said to have set a new knockdown record in a ring bout with Hal Murray of Harrisburg Pennsylvania a light weight fighter. Murray was knocked down several times with Blutman prevailing in a dramatic confrontation.
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Atlantic City
Harry Blutman
Raight
Hal Murray
Harrisburg
Murray
Finland Votes On its Dry Referendum
Finland held a dry referendum with 66.4 percent voting in favor on the second day while 33.7 percent backed the measure on the first day of the last presidential election. In Helsingfors silk stocking districts support reached 48.9 percent. working class areas showed as low as 18 percent with other points between 25 and 43 percent. Count begins after midnight.
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Capitol
Ene
Helsingfors
Watch Night at M. E. Church Social Event
A social and candle light Watch Night service will be held at the Methodist Church tomorrow evening from 8 30 to 10 30. Games and refreshments will follow the social time and all friends are invited to attend.
Church Groups Enjoy Annual Holiday Party
Sun day senosor and Mutual Improve Me associations held their annual holiday party at the Recerestion 3 D. S. church with games, lunch, and dancing. Women led a post entertainment program and were followed by the Carmack Orchestra until near midnight. A missionary fundraiser is planned at the Recreation Hall Friday evening by Winston Ward of the L. GC. 8S. church.
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D. S
Ee Et Ionch
Pio Stassane
Carmack
Winston Ward
L. GC
Boundary Commission To Resume Session In January
The international boundary commission between Mexico and the United States will resume its session in El Paso Texas in the first half of January. It is currently working on a plan to straighten the Rio Grande for several miles below El Paso and establish the river’s permanent channel.
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Mexico City
International Boundary Commission
Mexico
United States
el Paso
Texas
Rio Grande
Chesterfield Cigarettes Promise Superior Taste and Mildness
An advertising piece touts Chesterfield cigarettes as milder and better tasting. It emphasizes expert selection of fine tobacco, careful curing and cross blending, and a clean, moisture tight pack shipped quickly from three large factories to counters nationwide. The ad argues Chesterfields satisfy cravings and deliver a superior smoking experience.
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