Tips for the Fisherman Promotes forest fire prevention rules
Forest Service urges Arizona anglers to follow five safety steps during trout season fire prevention. The list covers properly extinguishing matches pipes and cigarettes building camp fires clearing a five foot zone digging a fire pit keeping fires small and fully extinguishing them before breaking camp and properly dousing coals with water or dirt. Following these rules could save timberlands and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Forest Service
Leupp School Crisis Extends as Flood Threat Persists
The U S Bureau of Indian Affairs will occupy the Leupp boarding school site for another year, placing four hundred Navajo children under threat from the Little Colorado river floods. Winslow school trustees demand high terms blocking a regional reorganization that could lower costs and serve the students. Government funding remains unavailable, and Winslow has rejected practical alternatives, leaving the Leupp situation unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Colorado
Winslow Board
Leupp
Winslow
Opportunities for Progress in U S Budget Balance
The article argues Congress will add the economy bill to the revenue bill to balance the coming fiscal year's receipts and expenditures. Tariff levies on coal copper oil and lumber are retained to aid key industries while urging curtailment of needless government activity to reduce overall costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Conference Committee
Tax valuation shifts promise relief for counties
Maricopa County faces a large cut in per capita state tax valuations by 30 to 50 percent while Navajo County may see a 20 percent reduction. Officials say the board of equalization is moving toward fairness, though Navajo still pays more per person than it should.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
Navajo County
Board of Equalization
Social events fill Winslow week with bridge and parties
Miss Dorothy Fouts leaves for Fontana with a farewell party at Miss Margaret Borden’s home. Community clubs in Winslow host multiple bridge games with high scores won by Mrs. J. R. Wyrick and others. Mrs. Mabel Wilson leads a railway auxiliary meeting, while the Monday Club and Quarter Club hold gatherings. Anniversary dinners honor three couples, and a child’s birthday party features pink and white decor with a ship motif. Former residents Mrs. LaChance and Mrs. Hagen are feted during visits.
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Margaret Borden
Dorothy Fouts
Fontana
California
H. J. Fouts
J. R. Wyrick
Margaret Hosler
Gertrude Rhyan
Thalia Hosler
L. H. Wimmer
D. J. Foley
Howard Duffey
J. P. Lloyd
Mabel Wilson
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Mary Louise Sherwood
Dora M Hansen
Oneira Gibson
Rose Sylvester
Mary Flower
Ethel Garrett
Arizona Painted Desert
Wilson
J. G. Carraway
West Third Street
Helen Louise
Carraway
Mildred
Jean Sharar
Harriet Steinert
Genevieve Jenkins
Shirley Williams
Eileen
Social Club Events Highlight Winslow Gatherings
A group of about 25 Young People’s Service League members shared a picnic at Clear Creek with swimming games and campfire storytelling chaperoned by Frank T. Farnsworth and others. At West Aspinwall street Mrs Eugene Leonard hosted a lavender themed 1:30 bridge desert where Miss Julia Mahoney earned high score and honorees received awards. Equachi club met for an afternoon of bridge at 411 West Elim street with awards to Mrs D B Crozer and Mrs W J O’Hara.
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William E. Wood
Holbrook
Quarter Club
R. J. Wood
West Fourth Street
Stanard
Leonard Bartlett
al Lowman
Phoenix
D. I. Pattison
Harold Wheeler
E. J. Droegemueller
J. R. Wyrick
Ralph Davis
Stanard Nesting
Riley Walcott
Joe LaChance
Porterville
California
Frank Hagen
Bakersfield
LaChance
Winslow
C. T. Shew
Eugene Leonard
West Aspinwall Street
Julia Mahoney
C. M. Beckwith
Flagstaff
V. C. Proctor
J. B. Drumm
Guy Recordon
Bernard Mullen
H. B. Saunders
C. M. Sorenson
Joe Donahue
A. T. Bremke
W. D. Chase
R. C. Kaufman
Young People’s Service League
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Clear Creek
Frank T. Farnsworth
R. E. Irwin
J. C. Martini
David Jones
Equachi” Club
J. B. Wilson
West Elim Street
Bridge
D. B. Crozer
W. J. O'Hara
G. C. Jackson
Homer Vaughan
W. J. O’hara
T. G. Grieder
G. N. Olmstead
O. H. Good
H. L. Boyd
Ten Years Ago June 2 1922 Winslow Notes
L V Root editor reports in the column. Mr and Mrs James McEllmell of Needles visit with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ray Potter on Cherry Street for the summer. William Daze Jr returns from El Paso to regain health. Ed Williams from Babbitts hardware visits Phoenix. Attorney W E Ferguson Holbrook and County Attorney R T Greer visit Winslow. Freeman Stewart Ash Fork merchant attends funeral of W A Parr. Polly Owens of Mancos Colorado visits the O Hara family for the summer.
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L. V. Root
James McEllmell
Needles
Ray Potter
Cherry Street
William Daze, Jr
el Paso
Texas
Ed Williams
Hardware Department
Babbitts
Phoenix
W. E. Ferguson
Holbrook
R. T. Greer
Winslow
Freeman Stewart
Ash Fork
W. A. Parr
Polly Owens
Mancos
Colorado
William O'Hara
County Officials and Visitors Stop in Town
Sheriff Jos. F. Woods, county peace officer, was in town this week on county duties. Santa Fe operator Ben H. Sutherland of Bluewater visited with relatives and friends Sunday. County Recorder C. M. C. Houck was also noted in the local items.
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The
Bauer Co
Jos. F. Woods
Ben H. Sutherland
Santa Fe
Bluewater
C. M. C. Houck
Senate Debates Pay Cut Provisions and Tax Bill Conference
Senate continues debate on pay cut provisions of the economy bill and receives conference reports on the tax bill. Banking committee probes General Motors stock dealings. foreign affairs panel drafts a world economic conference resolution. A critical note criticizes the state highway commission for budgeting funds amid a strained state finances backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Banking Committee
Stock Exchange
House
John J. Raskob
General Motors
Ways and Means
Foreign Affairs Committee
Arizona highway board approves 1.5 million Globe Showlow road
Amid Arizona’s financial strain the highway commission votes to spend 1.5 million on a Globe to Showlow highway. Critics call the project a luxury. supporters say it meets gubernatorial demand and regional needs, with dissent from Addams Mansfield and Hart.
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The
Arizona Daily Star
Arizona
Highway Commission
Notable Visitors Reported in Winslow
Judge B F Adams prominent Albuquerque attorney was a Winslow visitor last Saturday. Dr A S Brown Santa Fe physician returned Friday morning from Riverside California. Judge Sidney Sapp of Navajo county Superior court visited Winslow last Saturday.
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B. F. Adams
Albuquerque
Winslow
A. S. Brown
Santa Fe
Riverside
California
Sidney Sapp
Superior Court
Navajo County
Hitchcock Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Recorder
C M Charlie Hitchcock announces his candidacy for County Recorder of Navajo County subject to the Republican primaries on September 18 1932. He appeals for the support of friends.
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Navajo County
Co. D. McCauley
C. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Mary A. Brown
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Lubbock
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the Highway Commission and New Roads
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