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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
3
Winslow City Council orders an investigation into dairy practices after a local dairy accuses others of failing to meet Grade A milk standards. The probe aims to confirm contamination risks and ensure all milk sold in bottles with Grade A caps meets the 50 000 bacteria per milliliter limit to protect public health.
Congress voted 61 to 18 in the Senate and 298 to 14 in the House to override President Hoover's veto on an $11,000,000 measure to liberalize Spanish War veterans pensions. Supporters argued human suffering warrants aid beyond financial concerns, while Hoover warned funds would reach veterans with disease tied to risky habits. The vote marks a strong rebuke to Hoover's administration and its economic policies.
A writer notes that children lacking major operations struggle in prep schools, and argues that teaching college often grants teachers the privilege to cut at will, reflecting on elitism and authority in education.
John D. Rockefeller was named in connection with a $150,000 fund drive in New Jersey. He is expected to take an active role in the campaign and support the fundraiser efforts.
Pegey Joyce says she will return in birthday clothes on a private Mediterranean beach this summer. The remark suggests she may be aiming to test the idea that something hidden remains beneath the sun.
The Arizona Daily Star discusses the U S Supreme Court decision that a buyer of bootleg liquor cannot be prosecuted under ordinary circumstances. The piece questions guilt for buyers versus sellers, notes conflicting court rulings, and laments rising crime while citizens seek clarity amid a maze of prohibition law.
Herbert M. Lord, former director of the budget, died today in Washington. The obituary notes his tenure and public service history.
Prescott Arizona June 3 movement aims to develop Oak Creek into a major summer resort. Plans include a large hotel enlargement of the swimming pool and fishing hatchery ponds by James Page Fish Hatchery Co with capital of 10000 dollars. Page says thousands of visitors come each summer to view the ponds and trout. 1004000 trout eggs are to be hatched this year. The hotel would be log built near Page Springs under shaded ranch trees.
Montana scientists continue the long drive against spotted fever wood tick after an inspection of the state entomological station in Hamilton. Dr. David Miller of New Zealand comments on the ongoing research and rail-focused efforts to curb the tick.
Rodney Dutcher reports from the Chamber of Commerce meeting as leaders warn tariffs could harm Canadian and global trade. Automakers like GM stress need for export markets while lip service to protection clashes with the hope for continued U S vehicle exports and rising foreign demand.
Tome Oleson paid a ten dollar fine in justice court at Flagstaff for starting a forest fire that burned a large area. The blaze began from an inadequately extinguished camp fire. Forest officials noted it could have caused extensive timber loss, but a sheltered cove and a fifty mile wind limited damage.
Professor Harlow Shapley of Harvard Observatory reports data from Lowell observatory suggesting Pluto’s orbit may be changing and that the planet could be traveling away from the Sun rather than toward it. He notes Pluto would take over 3,000 years for one orbit and in 1500 years reach a distance ten times today, with current distance about four billion miles.
Deputy County Auditor W. E. Kobelin killed the first rattlesnake of the season in Billings Montana signaling spring. The reptile, an active individual with 12 rattles, marks the first sighting as Montana's reptilian class comes out of hibernation.
The University of Arizona in Tucson announces the county scholarship winners who will receive 1000 dollars each for tuition. Winners include Maricopa George Melvin Rees Yavapai Murial Louis Yutsch Cochise Bertha Louis Graham Gila Elwood Frank Ryder Pima William Henkel Quesnel Navajo Lavora Smith Santa Cruz Claudio Alvarez Tostado Cocanino Hugh Lynn Anderson Pinal Clarence Currey Wright Yuma Annie Laurie Greenlee James Yee Mo h ave Annie Marie Moser Apache Roberta Sainsbury Graham Bonnie Baird.
Venezuela celebrates the hundredth anniversary of independence from Spain by paying off its entire national debt during the year. The total sum involved is 4.7 million dollars.
A CoGee City Montana census district is described as possibly the oldest in the United States with an average age of 56. The snippet notes 56 residents, two over 80, 11 over 70, and 138 over 60, reflecting a community aged toward longevity.
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