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Newspaper

Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1932

Page

6

Lars Petersen Pioneer Dies in Arizona

Holbrook June 4 The body of Lars Petersen 79 a pioneer Arizona resident passed en route to Pinedale for funeral services early next week after dying at St Marys hospital Gallup from complications after a long illness He came from near Copenhagen in the eighties joined brother Neils at Pinedale and built a reputation as a fair thrifty cattleman and farmer He is survived by a wife ten sons and a daughter and many grandchildren two wives previous bore 13 children including twins several of whom are named among the survivors in Show Low Clay Springs and Pinedale.

Daily Mail Holbrook Lars Petersen Arizona Pinedale St. Mary’s Hospital Gallup Mr. Petersen Copenhagen Denmark Neils Petersen

Spilsbury Warns Arizona Faces Bankruptcy Without Reform

Spilsbury tells Flagstaff Winslow and Holbrook audiences that 28 percent of Arizona’s production funds government costs and urges land development and efficiency to lure outside capital. He warns serious drain from livestock lumbering and railroads unless state expenses shrink to pre war levels with population growth. He calls for honest spending and securing government to revive prosperity.

Arizona Spilsbury Service Club

House Adopts Report On Large Revenue Bill Totals

Legislation outlines extensive tax hikes and new rates across fuels, goods, and services. Key items include oil, gasoline, tires, automo biles parts, alcohol, jewelry, and telegraph fees with a total projected revenue around 450.5 million dollars.

House

German aviatrix Beinhorn Starts South American Tour

Elli Beinhorn, the German aviatrix, arrived from New Zealand and flew today from Panama City to Cali Colombia as the kickoff of a South American tour.

Panama City Elli Beinhorn New Zealand Cali Colombia South America

Herriot to cooperate for economic aid

Five of the new cabinet members are senators and the rest deputies. Thirteen have served in previous cabinets as Oney Chautemps and other ministers listed, including finance, navy, public works, air, pensions, education, colonies, labor, commerce, merchant marine, health, posts, and telegraphs.

Page Oney Chautemps Louis Germain-Martin Navy Georges Ley‘gues Edouard Dalaisier Air Paul Painleve Abel Gardey Aime Berthod Maurice Palmade Anatole de Monzie Albert Sarraut Albert Dalaimer Julien Durand Leon Meyer Justin Godard Andre Queuille

Raskob Held Accountable for Short GM Stock Sales

Senate Banking Committee heard John J. Raskob, then Democratic party chair, admit to selling General Motors stock short during his tenure as an officer. He cited two suspected technical occasions in 1928 and August 1930 with 10 000 shares undeliverable for six weeks and a 40 000 share short sale on March 10, 1928.

Washington Senate Banking Committee John J. Raskob General Motors Raskob Democratic National Committee William A. Gray

Church State Dispute Ends as Malta Premier Apologizes

Lord Strickland the Maltese prime minister apologized to the island bishops ending a long clash between church and state. The bishops withdrew a May 1930 pastoral letter urging Catholics to avoid voting for Strickland. The dispute caused the 1930 constitution suspension and Malta has since been run by the governor and British commander.

Strickland Party Malta

Amelia Earhart Receives Legion of Honor Cross

Paris June 4 Amelia Earhart Putnam received the chevalier cross of the Legion of Honor. Air Minister Paul Painleve pinned the award at a luncheon at the ambassador's official residence. Norman Armour hosted the event in her honor.

Paris Amelia Earhart Putnam Atlantic Paul Painleve Air Ambassador Edge Norman Armour

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