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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
4
The item lists news agency credits and rights for republication including Associated Press United Press and Newspaper Enterprise Association. It notes exclusive use of dispatches and local news and indicates Winslow Arizona post office registration as second class mail matter.
Prescott Courier report notes Winslow Mail owners the Giragis attack Judge W S Norviel a candidate for reelection. Colonel Fred Breen defends cross county cooperation and comments on road matters and electorate. Debate centers on partisan bias in a nonpartisan judiciary and potential legal risk for libel.
The Arizona Department of Fish and Game declares opposition to National Park Service encroachment on state lands to protect wildlife for sportsmen. It argues Kaibab deer numbers need balance and that state control ensures sustainable hunting while warning that surrender of authority would waste progress.
A remark links the naming of the planet Pluto to culinary interests. The comment suggests the astronomer who proposed Pluto drew on food-related themes, reflecting a playful intersection of science and gastronomy.
A proposed measure linked to a broad national campaign to improve sight suggests adopting shorter skirts as a symbolic step. Critics question the connection and feasibility of such a fashion policy in public health.
Arizona traders and merchants refute Los Angeles Times claims that cheap fake Navajo jewelry floods the market and depresses demand. They say demand exceeds supply, and most shops carry both real and commercial pieces, with fakes helping sales when properly explained.
Thirty four masters and 261 bachelors were conferred at the University of Arizona marking the largest class in the school's history. The list includes degrees across arts sciences business education engineering and law with graduates from Mesa Globe Prescott Yuma and many other towns.
The 1929 theft tally in the United States reached about 300 060 vehicles, roughly double the number of automobiles manufactured in Germany in the same period, highlighting a dramatic disparity between the two nations in theft versus production.
Carl Gustaf Ekman leader of the People's Party accepted King Gustave's invitation to form a new cabinet following the Lindman government's resignation after a Riksdag defeat. He said he could not comment immediately as he needed to consult political allies.
A collision between the Greek steamer Cleopatra and the English freighter Raven sank the Raven with 100 tons of Hamburg eggs aboard. The wreck leaves numerous American style breakfasts lying on the sea floor near the North Sea.
The Fort Apache reservation in the White Mountains bans angling without a permit from the Indian superintendent William Donner. A June 1 to September 30 closure applies to several streams including North Fork White River Paradise Creek Boggy Creek Trout Creek Diamond Creek east fork White River and others. Hunting is prohibited within the Apache reservation during the year.
Washington reports 13000 gold star mothers and widows were invited to visit graves in France at government expense. About 4000 declined due to poor health poverty or caregiving duties. Many letters reveal hardships including inability to travel or pay for trip and requests for accommodations.
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