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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
3
Officials discuss a possible Lindbergh route from the American north or Alaska to Japan across the northern Pacific. Moscow officials say Lindbergh has not asked for permission to fly over Soviet territory.
Continue report on conflict between church and state as Pope Pius remains firm that the government has not yet reconciled with fascist influence. The piece notes tensions over church authority, governance, and political alignment, reflecting a critical stance in the ongoing debate.
The Concordat is violated by dissolving Catholic laymen groups and moving Corpus Christi processions indoors. Mussolini issues a Fascist directorate resolution urging fighters to defend party gains under any banner. Reports surface of arrests of Catholic Action leaders as secrecy surrounds measures against anti Fascists. Negotiations for a settlement are said to be proceeding satisfactorily.
Treasury receipts for June 2 totaled 84.93 million dollars with expenditures of 10.63 million and a balance of 110.43 million. Custom receipts for the first two days of the month added 2.42 million.
The proceedings aimed to coordinate highway and railroad transport. Under Commissioner Brainard, Examiners Flynn and Stephan heard railroad staff, bus and truck operators, civic groups, and regulators nationwide. Parties have until June 1 to file briefs.
The American firm Clayton Anderson and Company halted negotiations with the Egyptian government over the sale of a large government cotton stock. The firm refused to accept the government’s selling conditions.
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada, in Shanghai, said a conference of the world’s principal nations on silver and allied questions would be arranged within the next three months. He spoke after returning from Nanking where he met Chinese officials and learned of Senator Reed Smoot’s Salt Lake City announcement opposing the project.
Robert L. Robertson aged 44 former adjutant general under Governor Dan Moody was killed in a car crash near Lorena Lorena about midnight his death reported from Waco Texas authorities say Robertson served as adjutant general during Moody's administration and died in the Lorena accident at 20 miles south of Waco
The Willcox Geronimo Oil Company reports resumption of operations on the Anna Bruning No 1 well. Details indicate renewed drilling activity and ongoing extraction efforts at the site.
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