Honor Roll Of Last Six Weeks Is Made Public
The Wins flow elementary schools publish the final honor roll for the 1931 32 term selected from the top ten percent in each room. Names span Washington School Americanization classes One A Two B and multiple rooms with teachers listed for each.
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Winsflow
G. H. Madden
Washington
Gertrude Scarlett
Pat Barr
Lillian Frances Iler
Joan Kabelin
Roy Mullins
Mary Burgett
Sarah Kaufman
Richard
Kleindienst
Inez Hungerford
Alice Sorenson
John Turner
Maurine Graham
Jack Ambrose
Dixie Hoffpaulr
Patricia Murray
Eileen Wiley
Addye Mae Mead
Ross Bazell
Jack Brown
Neil Christensen
Pete Sanchez
Nagashi Yamamoto
Myrtle Cox
Janice Jones
Supreme Court validates $220 million Metro Water District bonds
The California Supreme Court upheld the validity of a $220 million bond issue by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. The issue funds a Colorado River water supply project.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Metropolitan Water District
California
Colorado River
Hopewell Calms After Lindbergh Crime Frenzy
Hopewell returns to tranquil days as troopers depart and the Lindberghs adjust to loss. Col Charles Lindbergh seeks solace at the Rockefeller Institute, while Anne Morrow Lindbergh rests with her mother in Englewood. John Hughes Curtis awaits trial for the hoax with Dr. John F. Condon pursuing leads among police photos.
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Lindberghs
Colonel Charles
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Sourland Hills
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Jassie
Col. Lindbergh
John
Norfolk
H. Dobson-Peacock
Curtis
Senate Debates 10 Percent Pay Cut for Federal Workers
Today in Congress details Senate debates a 10 per cent pay reduction for federal employees. Banking committee resumes stock exchange inquiry as House handles private bills and agriculture seeks farm relief. Ways and Means advances relief measures. Irrigation panel reviews Columbia Basin project. Conferees finalize a billion dollar tax bill. Mills opposes Garner relief before Ways and Means. Hurley also opposed. Mining subcommittee completes hearings on Davis Kelley coal regulation bill.
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Senate
Banking Committee
Stock Exchange
House
Agriculture Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Irrigation Committee
Columbia Basin
Mills
Hurley
Whiteman Orchestra Matches Vocals On Oscilloscope
Westinghouse research engineers used an oscilloscope to compare Paul Whiteman and his orchestra with vocalists. The display showed identical wave forms, confirming perfect tonal alignment.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Whiteman
Westinghouse
Whiteman
Lindbergh Baby Discoverer Faces Vaudeville Offer
The man who found the Lindbergh baby loses his fame and seeks work, offered $300 for an appearance in vaudeville. He is not an actor, but jobs are scarce and time dulls the public memory as the generation moves on.
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Lindbergh
Plan Recreation For Students At Summer Session
Special to the Daily Mail in Flagstaff Arizona reports the Arizona State Teachers College summer term runs June 6 to August 12 with lectures by economists educators and library staff plus plays parties dances and musical numbers. Bus and motor trips will visit Rainbow Natural Bridge Grand Canyon Petrified Forest and other scenic northern Arizona sites.
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Daily Mail
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona State Teachers College
Tom Bellwood
R. R. Powers
Scenic
Arizona
Rainbow Natural Bridge
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
Humboldt School Destroyed By Fire In Prescott
A spectacular blaze in Prescott Arizona destroyed Humboldt's two story school house early today causing losses over 50 000 dollars. Commencement had just been held and faculty had borrowed household items for the program. The trustees carried 30 000 dollars insurance on the building but nothing on furniture and equipment.
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Prescott
Ariz
Humboldt
Father of Local Physician is Dead
Funeral services were held at ten this morning in Pasadena for Dr. W. M. Morton father of Dr. W. G. Morton division surgeon for the Santa Fe Coast Lines Hospital association. Dr. Morton died Tuesday at 4 30 p m after a long illness.
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Pasadena
W. M. Morton
W. G. Morton
Santa Fe Coast Lines Hospital Association
Morton
Dagmar Christensen
Winslow
Postcard From 1912 Arrives 20 Years Late in Eugene
In May 1912 Mrs. Thomas Awbrey of Portland mailed a card to her father Eugene pioneer W B Andrews. It arrived in Eugene in May 1932, about 100 miles from Portland. Andrews had died seven years earlier.
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Eugene, Ore
Thomas Awbrey
Portland
W. B. Andrews
Eugene
Wrestler Referee Fills In To Complete Bout In Alabama
In Bessemer Alabama Scotty Dawkins from Louisiana tore a leg muscle and could not finish his match with Joe Dillman of Indianapolis. Referee Kid Lott of Birmingham removed his shirt and shoes to wrestle the remaining 25 minutes of the 30 minute bout forcing a draw.
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Bessemer
Ala
Scotty Dawkins
Louisiana
Joe Dillman
Indianapolis
Kid Lott
Birmingham
Fire Officials Hint At Possible Cigarette Start
County superintendent remarks that the blaze's origin remains unknown, suggesting a lighted cigarette may have been left burning during the event, though no definite cause has been established.
Safety Meeting Here Tomorrow
Coast Lines safety supervisor L. H. Collett plans a Division Safety Meeting tomorrow at 9 30 in the Reading Room Winslow following a shop safety meeting at the round house. Tom R. Roberts will address the session with attendance expected large from foremen and roadmasters across the division.
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L. H. Collett
Coast Lines
Santa Fe
Winslow
Roundhouse
Reading Room
Collett
Tom R. Roberts
Arizona crime report shows dip in May fingerprints
J. F. McDonald, superintendent of the state bureau of criminal identification, reported May crime activity lower than the prior four months. The May fingerprint record cards totaled 274, against a four month average of 301 for January through April.
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Phoenix
J. F. McDonald
State Bureau of Criminal Identification
Arizona
Farmer's Son Delivers 12000 Pennies To Bank
ATWATER Minn June 3 An elderly farmer's son George Swenson 15 arrives with a sack weighing 85 pounds containing 12 000 pennies saved for years. A bank clerk spends hours counting and wrapping the coins before deposit.
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Atwater
Minn
George Swenson
Phoenix High School to Graduates Largest Class Tonight
The largest high school class in Phoenix history, over 600 seniors, will receive diplomas at Commencement Exercises tonight. Judge Lewis Howell of the Los Angeles Superior Court will deliver the commencement address.
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Phoenix
Phoenix High School
Lewis Howell
Los Angeles Superior Court
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