Local notices and travel plans of Winslow residents
WINSLOW readers note a flurry of travel and visits. W. N. Rauch left for Greer Arizona for weeks of fishing and camping. Burr W. Porter returns from Apache County meetings in St Johns. Mrs J E Carroll visits, then trains to Holbrook. W L Gray and companions head to Denver. Pearl B Stiles of White Cone shops attends to business in Winslow. Robert Mills to Los Angeles for medical exam. he is a Santa Fe fireman. Harold Sterling leaves for Los Angeles on a business pleasure trip. Nora Grundy departs Los Angeles after visiting Winslow. Mrs H W Allen and daughter arrive from El Dorado Ark for an extended stay. Mrs E C Hatley from Williams arrives due to husband’s illness. John La Zear, Frank Seigmund and Henry Aldrich head to Leupp for 4th of July activities. Bill Dowling of Los Angeles stays in Winslow then Albuquerque for air transport work. Bill Woods of Phoenix on business. Wm Fahey leaves for Prescott. Mrs Fahey to join later. R H Morehouse and family plan fishing trip to White Mountains. Marie Evans arrives from Phoenix. George Jackson Jr returns from University of Arizona. Mrs Frank Christenson and others leave for Albuquerque to settle there. Richard Higbee and wife welcome a new son weighing 8 pounds. Mrs W C Everett and Constance depart to Caledonia New York for visit. Ernest E Foulks returns to work after honeymoon with wife Charlotte Ellison. L H Collett coast lines safety supervisor visits for safety matters. Roy W Hunt fuel supervisor from Los Angeles visits on fuel matters.
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W. N. Rauch
Santa Fe
Greer, Ariz
Burr W. Porter
Bazell Motor Company
St. Johns
Apache County Board of Supervisors
Winslow
Holbrook
J. E. Carroll
Mrs
A. F. Switzer
Denver
W. L. Gray
Los Angeles
George Heartz
Chas. Hitchcock
White Cone
Pearl B. Stiles
Stiles
Robert. Mills
Mills
J. L. Davis
Automotive Service Company of
Albuquerque
John Schmitke
P. Lorillard Company
Phoenix
Harold Sterling
Santa Fe Roundhouse
Nora Grundy
Fred Dover
Arkansas
H. W. Allen
el Dorado
Allen
Mary Flowers
Williams
E. C. Hatley
Continental Oil Company
John la Zear
Frank Seigmund
Henry Aldrich
Lions Club
Leupp
Bill Dowling
Dowling
Transcontinental & Western Air Inc
Mr. Dowling
T.W. A. Field
Bill” Woods
Arizona
New Mexico
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Prescott
Wm. Fahey
Owl Drug
New York
W. C. Everett
Constance
Caledonia
Everett
Santa Fe Land and Improvement Company
Ernest E. Foulks
Charlotte’ Ellison
Foulks
Santa Fe Railroad
Supervised Play on Washington School Grounds
A scheduled program offers supervised play on the Washington school grounds every Tuesday and Thursday morning. It targets students during the school week, providing safe outdoor activity.
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Washington
Alaskan Reindeer Sponsor Dies in Washington
Captain Conrad Siem died in Washington on a Saturday. His death ends the link to bringing Siberian reindeer to Alaska in 1899 to form the first herd. Friends scattered his ashes on the Potomac river per his deathbed request. he had long promoted reindeer to feed destitute Alaskans.
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Washington
Navajo County Tax Equalization Board Meets in Holbrook
Navajo county supervisors convene as a tax equalization board in Holbrook from June 1 to June 10. The 1931 assessment rolls by Assessor O C Williams and deputy Joseph L Peterson are on file for public inspection until June 10. Property owners with protests must present them before the deadline. meetings run daily at 10 o'clock except Sundays.
Leaders Of Catholic Groups Arrested In Rome
Rome reports police arrested several leaders of Catholic youth organizations on political warrants signed by the prefect. After questioning they were detained for further disposition possibly confinement to the island of Lipari. Among those seized was At-
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Rome
Catholic Young Peoples Organizations
Perfect
Lipari
Mexican Committee Studies Foreign Debt Agreement
A committee named by the Chamber of Deputies began studying the foreign debt agreement signed in New York last July by Mexico's treasury secretary and Thomas Lamont. The chamber, in extraordinary session, considers ratification of the pact, which provides for the resumption of payments on Mexico's foreign liabilities. Jorney Corsanego is noted as honorary general president of the Italian Catholic youth organization.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
New York
Luis Montes de Oca
Thomas Lamont
International Bankers Committee
Mexico
New Movie Star Tallulah Bankhead Debuts at Rialto
Tallulah Bankhead, Paramount’s new acquisition, makes her talking screen debut in Tarnished Lady at the Rialto tomorrow evening. The London stage star leads with Clive Brook and an elite Broadway cast including Phoebe Foster and Osgood Perkins in a Donald Ogden Stewart story praised for Bankhead’s finest performance.
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Rialto
Tallulah Bankhead
Paramount
Jeanne Engels
Ruth Chatterton
Maurice Chevalier
Marlene Deitrich
Miss Bankhead
London
Donald Ogden Stewart
Clive Brook
Phoebe Foster
Osgood Perkins
Alexander Kirkland
Elizabeth Patterson
Tarnished Lady
Citizenship Denied for Antiwar Resident Otto Wiggers
Otto Wiggers of Walla Walla was denied US citizenship after claiming WWI exemption as a Holland resident. Federal Judge J Stanley Webster told him the nation cannot reward nonparticipation while American soldiers face danger.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Otto Wiggers
Holland
J. Stanley Webster
Spokane
Arizona To Mark Historic Spots
Governor Hunt announced a plan to mark historic spots across Arizona for tourists and residents. The system, developed with the state historian and highway commission, uses steel signs shaped like the state outline with numbered legends and a pamphlet of matching facts. The highway department will erect signs if counties or others supply them. the approach mirrors Virginia's system.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hunt
Highway Commission
Arizona
The
Virginia
Cause Against Patent Medicines Strengthened
Washington June 3 officials say a Supreme Court decision in the Raladam case strengthened the federal trade commission in its fight against injurious patent medicines. The ruling supports the commission’s power to decide if a medicine advertised in interstate commerce is harmful.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Bar silver, New York markets ease on quiet session
In New York on June 3 bar silver traded quietly and fell 1-8 to 26.38. Coolidge announces A E Wheeler plans construction of an addition to the business block at Coolidge Avenue and Main Street.
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New York
Coolidge
A. E. Wheeler
Coolidge Avenue
Main Street
Customs Receipts and Expenditures Reported
The figures show expenditures of 5,041,462.35 and 9,978,909.39 balances of 36,122,866.91 with customs receipts totaling 1,587,103.17. The data reflects a fiscal snapshot likely from a government financial statement.
Treasury Receipts Report Leads Off June 1 Figures
Treasury releases from Washington show June 1 receipts detailing daily inflows as part of ongoing fiscal reporting. The brief item notes the date and the act of recording collections, without further figures or context in the accessible text.
Showers Scatter Across Arizona As Week Opens
Phoenix area reports light showers while Williams notes frost with 25 degrees and Yuma sees strawberries nearing end. Central Arizona ranges from fair to good with crops including cantaloupes near shipment and alfalfa seed setting as cotton and grapes show normal outlooks.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Williams
Grand Canyon
Nosales
Grand
Canyon
Douglas
Yavapai
White River
Holbrook
Thatcher
Pinedale
Yuma
Abund
Holbrook Marshal Accompanies Wife to Winslow Dentist Visit
Holbrook town marshal Frank OConnell traveled with his wife to Winslow for a dentist appointment this morning. The couple was joined by their young daughter in the casual daytime outing.
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Frank O'Connell
Holbrook
Winslow
Champion lip reader of the United States declared
Chicago June 3 Frances Harrod Downes of Washington DC is named champion lip reader of the United States after a contest by the American Federation of Organizations for the Hard of Hearing at its annual convention. Once seven years old she lost hearing to scarlet fever and is now totally deaf in one ear with limited hearing in the other but completed high school.
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Chicago
Harrod ‘Downes
Washington
D.C
United States
American Federation of Organizations
Downes
Lip Reading Tournament Attracts National Delegates
About fifty delegates from deaf leagues across the country gather in a hotel ballroom for a lip reading contest. Audiphones attached to chairs enable some attendees to hear while a relay system allows others to read lips as five contestants including Miss Dow nes Miss Anna J Loos Miss Florence Linnell Miss Marion C Ross and Mrs Cora C Weston perform.
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Downes
Anna J. Loos
Philadelphia
Florence Linnell
Chicago
Marion C. Ross
Rochester
N. Y
Cora C. Weston
Bisbee Bid for Furnishings and Installations at Courthouse
Bisbee-Bids requested furnishing and installing equipment for the new county courthouse project. Young-Bond plan proposes construction of a new school building. Tucson plans advance for a $35,000 apartment house at Highland Avenue and Speedway as site work progresses.
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Bisbee
Young
Tucson
Highland Avenue
Speedway
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Paramount Presents
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