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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
6
City hearings continue on a $750000 investigation led by Seabury with suspicions around Mayor Walker. He admits sharing funds with one doctor but denies splitting city fees otherwise. A recent disclosure led to Sheriff Farley’s removal for swollen bank accounts.
The new German cabinet announced last night includes Franz von Papen as chancellor, Wilhelm von Gayl as interior minister, Kurt von Schleicher as defense minister, Hermann Warmbold as economics minister, Friedrich Edler von Braun as agriculture and eastern relief minister, and Bar on Eltz von Ruebenach as transportation and posts minister. At the first session the cabinet will draft a declaration for the Reichstag and seek dissolution to avoid a nonconfidence vote. Erwin Planck will be chief assistant to the new chancellor.
The Winslow Public Schools rejected plans to admit about 200 Indian children from the Leupp school for the next year. A telegram from C J Rhoads and a message from Senator Hayden informed that the Bureau of Indian Affairs will continue Leupp in its own schools, prompting proposed per capita costs and necessary building repairs.
Officials of the Imperial Irrigation District report progress as flood crests run about 100000 second feet, far lower than prior floods. They anticipate a successful defense of levees despite years of turbulent mud waters and ongoing river pressures.
The text notes the budget for next year must be presented to the county superintendent of schools by mid June. It states that a decision from the Bureau of Indian Affairs is needed within the next two to three weeks.
Charlie Chaplin completed a three week visit to Japan and sailed from Yokohama on the Hikawa Maru bound for Seattle, expected June 14. He met Premier Admiral Saito before leaving and requested to see the room where former Prime Minister Inukai was fatally shot.
Justice James M. Proctor in the District of Columbia Supreme Court dismissed criminal charges against Albert B. Fall Harry F. Sinclair Edward L. Doheny and Edward L. Doheny Jr The action by request of government prosecutor Atlee Pomerene wiped the docket clean of charges from the celebrated oil trials following the Harding administration
Olympic sprinter Percy Williams, famed double sprint winner in 1928, returned home in excellent condition and prepared to race Reg Brady as Canada tunes its track team for this year.
Mrs. Mabel Wilson fourth vice president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will visit this evening for a meeting in the community hall. Six candidates will be initiated and Mrs. Wilson will deliver the initiation and official message. A lucky ball march closes the business meeting followed by refreshments hosted by Delah Carter Juanita Parry Mary Flowers and Ethel Garrett.
A brief pace note states a 100 yard dash completed in 10 seconds flat but no official time was recorded. The runner allegedly finished with ease and then stepped away without timestamp confirmation.
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Viscount Minoru Saito states there is no danger of war with the Soviet Union. He notes Soviet handling of Manchuria affairs as acceptable and urges confidence to end troop concentration in the Far East, dismissing rumors of discord.
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