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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
4
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The Williams mayor R P Thurston, previously jailed over bootlegging claims, was vindicated when residents reelected him by a large majority. The editorial argues that truth and public sentiment ultimately grant justice.
The Bisbee Daily Review critiques the tentative Arizona highway budget highlighting completion gaps on U S Highways 80 66 and 89 and condemns heavy funding for Highway 60 as a misallocation. It urges unified regional action from Bisbee Douglas northern and central Arizona communities to back prioritized trans state routes and tourist travel.
Senator H B Wilkinson of Phoenix challenges a Dispatch editorial on May 18 about his refusal to lead the Arizona Good Roads association after the May 14 Safford convention. The exchange centers on a two year road building hiatus and Maricopa county policy versus wider state interests.
A massive bridge spanning the Colorado River near Lee's Ferry in Northern Arizona opens a year round crossing between Arizona and Utah. It is touted as the highest highway structure in the state and the longest cross state span in the region.
A humorous radio blooper interrupts a Buffalo diocese dinner as a voice blurts honey from a live amplifier. The piece shifts to notes on Sing Sing prison, gubernatorial campaign songs, and a West Virginia senator's price for Senate debates. It then covers the Glen Canyon bridge length, construction, and nearby landmarks, ending with a Prescott service station change.
A call to action insists conscientious citizens should press for fair treatment in state highway issues and bring Main Street of America segments in Arizona up to the standard of other major roads in the state.
FLAGSTAFF Arizona June 1 More than half of the 1932 graduates of the Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff have been placed. Dr A C Repp head of the placement bureau and department of education says demand for teachers remains high despite a general mood of discouragement and excess competition. If current demand continues practically all deserving graduates will have positions by the end of the summer session. A note: the piece mentions the magazine Progressive Arizona and its new owners Margaret Stewart and Robert Hayden.
The Senate schedules action on an economy program as banking and mining committees hold hearings on stabilization and regulation. House panels review private bills and relief measures while the Ways and Means and Judiciary committees tackle tax, kidnapping, and relief issues. Military construction funding and farm loan liberalization moves are also noted.
Dr. Repp notes more teachers trained in Arizona schools this year than last as educators increasingly demand Arizona credentials. The 1932 Flagstaff graduates have begun teaching in districts from Kingman to Leupp, including Phoenix, Casa Grande, and Nogales, reflecting a strong local supply of certified teachers and broader state deployment.
St Michael commemorates the 1889 Johnstown flood with nostalgia as the town built around the South Fork Dam remembers the disaster that created its existence. The 2300 lives lost and $10 million in damage led to a steel and coal driven revival in the region.
Five Western automobile racing drivers will compete at Legion Ascot Speedway in Los Angeles tonight. The field includes Lester Spangler of San Pedro and Chester Gardner of Long Beach among others.
Charlie Hitchcock declares his run for Navajo County Recorder subject to the Republican primary on September 13 1932. He appeals for support from friends and supporters in the county.
Mary A Brown announces her candidacy for County School Superintendent of Navajo County in the Democratic Primary on September 13, 1932. She asks for support from friends.
Tom Hubsbard announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Navajo County subject to Democratic Primary voters on September 13 1932. He appeals for the support of friends and followers.
For County Attorney for re election to the office of County Attorney of Navajo County subject to the wish of the voters at the Democratic Primaries to be held September 18 1932 C BD McCAULEY
Warneke, a Mt. Ida Ark pitcher, won his ninth start of the season for Chicago, improving to seven victories and two defeats. He worked 86 innings in nine games, allowing 25 runs and yielding only six hits to the St. Louis Cardinals in a 3 to 1 victory.
Beach, San Palmer, Los Angeles and Nick Martino of Los Angeles are set to dominate the 25 mile feature. Arvol Brunmier of Whittier will skip the race to star in a speedway wedding. Clara Smith of Whittier will be the pride of the day.
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