Northern Arizona beckons vacationists this year
The Phoenix Evening Gazette promotes northern Arizona as a prime vacation area. It highlights Grand Canyon and other natural wonders, Mormon Lake and Lake Mary fishing, pine forests, and cooler climate in Flagstaff. It urges Arizonans to vacation at home to boost health and local economy.
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Phoenix Evening Gazette
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Plateau
United States
Flagstaff
Weather Bureau
Ocean
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Natural Bridge
Gila County
Montezuma
Prescott Paper accuses Winslow Daily Mail on highway waste
The Prescott Evening Courier charges the Winslow Daily Mail with switching camps over the Arizona link of U S Highway 60. The Daily Mail opposed the road from the start and remains against the Showlow-Springerville project as a waste of public funds. The paper notes a single editor’s stance should not alter a publication’s policy.
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Prescott Evening Courier
Winslow Daily Mail
Charlie Addams
Arizona
Addams
Mr. Addams
Highway Department
Daily Mail
Showlow-Springerville
Adam
Mellon backs world conference idea for economic recovery
U. S. ambassador to Great Britain Andy Mellon proposes a world conference to lift the global economy. He hints at introducing an American commission plan of government for world affairs, but notes no bond issue to finance Mellon banking interests suggests funding.
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Andy Mellon
U. S
Great Britain
Mellon
Europe
American Commission Plan of Government
Borah Host Speech Invite Sparks Idaho Speculation
Mackay Miner notes Mrs. Borah invites Hoover to Idaho and suggests he may be free after the general election with a possible visit planned soon after March 4. The column hints at political moves and timing in Idaho.
Pansy the Pony Receives Eighth Grade Cert
In Hiawatha Kansas Pansy a 27 year old pony stands with 234 pupils as the school superintendent presents her with an eighth grade certificate for toting pupils to Padonia school. The scene blends humor with a local school milestone.
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Hiawatha
Kas
Pansy
Padonia School
Chicago "Dago Lawrence" Mangano Wears Down Ar- Gaffes
Chicago mob figure known as Dago Lawrence Mangano shows fatigue amid undercover probes. Authorities tighten stakeouts as prosecutors push for charges linked to organized crime activities in the city.
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Chicago
Dago Lawrence
Mangano
Wickenburg Firm Wins 61 5308 Highway Contract Bid
Wickenburg V R Dennis Construction Co of San Diego Calif secured the contract to reconstruct 3.6 miles of Highway No 60 between here and Ehrenburg with a low bid of 615308.
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Ehrenburg
Tucson selects Crescent Cigar Store purchase
Duncan Lee of Tucson buys Crescent Cigar Store located at Sixth Avenue and Congress Streets, acquiring the business and property.
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Tucson
Thomas ‘Lee
Duncan
Crescent
Sixth Avenue
Congress Streets
Negro vote and political independence in 1932
The piece argues that as the Negro vote grows more independent and vocal, states with sizable Black populations could swing electoral outcomes in 1932. It highlights NAACP efforts to shift Black voters toward independence, critiques Hoover and Parker, and notes Capper urging a bloc approach while regional dynamics vary.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Delaware
Illinois
Kentucky
Maryland
Missouri
Massachusetts
New York
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
New Jersey
Kansas
Roosevelt stands on key issues for 1932 campaign
Arizona Democrats instructed the delegation to back Franklin D. Roosevelt, noting his stand on prohibition repeal, unemployment relief, tariffs, water power, farm relief, foreign debts, and state reforms. The article surveys his New York record, from water power to old age pensions and prison reform, as a guide to the nomination race.
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Bisbee Daily Review
Arizona
Franklin P. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York
Power Trust
Federal Farm Board
Europe
United States
League of Nations
Cox
State College of Agriculture
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Auburn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harvard Students Hear of Politics and Leadership
Jouett Shouse, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, tells Harvard Democratic Club that universities influence politics and that great politicians grow from experience. He argues leadership spark, cites Lincoln Roosevelt Cleveland Wilson, and says the presidency is a master politician’s post.
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Harvard University
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Shouse
Partizanship
Hoover
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Wilson
Congress
Federal Department of Commerce
United States
Herbert Hoover
United States of America
U S Will Discuss World Economic Talks in Lausanne Plan
The State Department disclosed that if the Lausanne conference on June 16 to discuss world economic conditions holds an adjourned London meeting the United States is willing to attend. Washington previously declined Lausanne over reparations and war debts.
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Lausanne
London
United States
State Department
Chemist Claims Method to Extract Oil From Cedar Stumps
Glenn Parr of Marshfield Oregon says he has perfected a process to extract oil from white cedar stumps. His plant reportedly yields 24 gallons of oil daily, blasting stumps and clearing land for cultivation in logged off areas.
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Gedar
Yielp
Glenn Parr
Congressional actions on economy and relief measures
Conferees begin work smoothing revenue bill differences as Senate and House haggle over the national economy package. Banking and Ways and Means hearings advance the Garner relief program and other farm and private bills while the World Court protocol gains favorable committee support.
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House
Banking Committee
Mills
Administration
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Goldsborough
Foreign Relations Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Judiciary Committee
America as Americans See It reviewed by H Allen Smith
United Press note on the June Literary Guild volume published by Harcourt Brace with essays by Anderson Chase Sherwood Johnson and many others. The review notes space limits and praises some pieces while criticizing others and mentions Toward Soviet America by Foster and Ford Madox Ford’s tribute to Hemingway in A Farewell to Arms.
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United Press
America
Literary Guild
Harcourt, Brace
Sherwood Anderson
Stuart Chase
Will James
Robert E. Sherwood
John Mason Brown
Faith Baldwin
Murial Draper
Bruce Bliven
James Weldon Johnson
Upton Sinclair
Walter B. Pitkin
Elmer Davis
John Held, Jr
Silas Bent
Jim Tully
Robert Benchley
Gilbert Seldes
Henry Justin Smith
QO. O. McIntyre
Clarence Cook Little
Arthur Garfield Hays
Edward Steichen
Graham McNamee
William Z. Foster
United States
Coward McCann
Foster
Foard Madox
Ford
Ernest Hemingway
New Modern Library
Joseph Conrad
W. Hk, Hudson
Hemingway
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