Oil Awakening Seen in Winslow Sunshine Field
The article argues that confirming oil in the Sunshine structure 20 miles west of Winslow could transform Northeastern Arizona. It cites Amarillo’s boom as a model, urges local support and prudent, businesslike exploration by Sunshine Oil Co, and warns residents not to miss a potential economic surge.
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Associated Press
Winslow
Arizona
Sunshine
Oklahoma
Texas
Amarillo
Sunshine Oil Company
Feild
Pan Am America Viewpoints Split Over U S Policy
Conflicting Latin American views on U S interference surface after leaders like Secretary Davis and Senator Shipstead return from tours. Some say the U S aims to cooperate for health peace and prosperity while others warn of imperialistic designs and armed forces presence.
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Latin America
United States
Dwight
F. Davis
Hendrick ‘Shiptstead
Minnesota
Howard Atterbury
New York
Argentine
South America
Nicaragua
Pan-America
South American
Americans Grow Great by Being Good and Helping Others
The piece, reflecting on patriotic themes, cites Senator Axhurst praising the United States as wealthy and powerful yet urging humility and global aid. It notes progress in roads and farming, stressing modern asphalt paving and road machinery as vital to connecting communities and supporting newspapers' reach.
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United States
Axhurst
Bisbee
England
France
America
Rome
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Benefits of good roads for farmers and market timing
The article argues that quality roads let farmers move crops to market quickly and cheaply, maximizing profits when prices rise and reducing losses from delays. It notes modern roads enable timely motor transport, saving time and worry in moving crops.
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Graham Guardian
Indian Leaders Tell Baptists Of Christian Works
Chicago June 1 AP Indian leaders meeting with the northern Baptist convention discuss Christian work among tribes. The group includes Baptist ministers and missionaries from Chickasaws Crows Hopis Kiowas Apaches Arapahoes Comanches Cheyennes and others. John Frost a Crow from Montana and former medicine man spoke alongside Steve Quenestina a Hopi interpreter who faced tribal ostracism for embracing Christianity.
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Chicago
Northern Baptist Convention
Progress
John Frost
Montana
Steve Quenestina
Arizona
Miller Canyon Campground Closed Over Fire Danger
Miller Canyon in the Huachuca mountains is closed to all campers effective today per Coronado National Forest office. The ban lasts until July 31 due to extreme fire danger and the Miller Canyon watershed supplying Tombstone’s water.
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Tucson
Ariz
Miller Canyon
Huachuca Mountains
S Office
Coronado National Forest
Tombstone
Cummings May Be University Head Permanently Soon
Dr. Byron Cummings acting president of the University of Arizona says he would accept the permanent presidency if regents want him to remain and carry on the work. The proposal was debated during a regents meeting with other members hesitant to decide immediately.
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Tucson
Ariz
Byron Cummings
University of Arizona
Th Institution
Cummings
Arizona Daily Star
University
Charles M. Layton
Safford
Dr. Cummings
Roy Kirkpatrick
Globe
Layton
de. Cummings
High School Grads Banjo and City Tornado Fronts
A nostalgic note recalls a former graduate pictured with a diploma now seen with a banjo. A Missouri barber shop loses its front to a tornado but shaving duties continue. A professor claims men use 10 percent of intelligence, sparking debate. Lindbergh’s flying feats are praised amid public sentiment to quit flying.
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Missouri City
Regents eyeing change at university president post
A quoted remark shows a president expressing readiness to stay on if the regents want him to continue as permanent leader for the sake of the university and its interests amid under-fire circumstances.
Extension for Trunk Line to Oregon Assured
The Oregon trunk line from Bend to Klamath Falls, Oregon, will be extended 178 miles financed by the Great Northern for the Oregon Trunk line. The project, authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission, aims to connect with the Southern Pacific via trackage rights to cut mileage in half. The line will open vast timber territory in southern Oregon and northern California, boosting tonnage for the new route.
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New York
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific
Ralph Budd
Great Northern
Oregon
Bend
Klamath Falls
Ors
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Great’ Northern
Oregon Trunk Line
Klamatha Falls
Southern Pacific
California
Conversational flirtation excerpt between Paul and Gladys
A brief exchange shows Paul suggesting a kiss to know her better and Gladys replying that kissing would reveal her better. The dialogue captures playful tension and mutual teasing between two unnamed individuals.
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Paul
Gladys
Charles A Lindberghs Father a Pioneer in Politics
The elder Lindbergh, Minnesota Republican congressman 1907 to 1917, as a progressive champion opposed the money power and the Federal Reserve while promoting banking reform. He backed peace before US entry into World War I and urged restraint against war profiteering. He remained calm, modest, and rarely grandstanding.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Minnesota
Washington
Lindberghs
Sota
Lindbergh
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United States
Harold Knutson
Germany
America
Congressional
Little Falls
Hopi Tells How He Adopted Christianity
Steve Quonestewa, famed for apples on the Painted Desert, speaks at a Baptist convention in Chicago about his conversion to Christianity three decades ago. He recalls family and clan rejection, but notes many Hopi are now Christians. His laboratory of faith accompanied fruit trees yielding bountiful harvests last year.
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Chicago
Steve Quonestewa
Painted Desert
Arizona
Baptist Northern Convention
Steve
Another Libel Suit Against Henry Ford
Henry Ford and the Dearborn Independent are named defendants in a new libel suit filed by real estate dealer Joseph Miller seeking 20000 dollars. Miller alleges Ford and associates maligned his name to cast doubt on jurors in the Ford Sapiro case, citing talks with juror Mrs. Cora Hoffman as basis for a mistrial motion.
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Joseph Millers
Aaron Sapiro
Miller
Ford
Ford-Sapiro
Cora Hoffman
Kansas enacts repeal of anti cigarette statute
Kans authorities lift a nearly twenty year old ban by applying a new law repealing the state's anti cigarette statute. The action allows sale of cigarettes and cigarette papers across Kansas. Community officials and retailers respond to the change as markets reopen.
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