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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
4
The Winslow Daily Mail notes a coast firm ordered several planes at 2700 dollars each, signaling a boom in air travel. In 1927 some 15000 airplanes and seaplanes cost over 14 million dollars, and 1928 promises rapid growth with fierce competition among firms offering city sky rides at rates as low as three dollars.
A Texas editor criticizes Col Charles Lindbergh as proud and attention seeking while noting his modesty and public fascination. The piece argues public adulation is fickle and that some media seek headlines by attacking or praising figures to gain notice.
A Columbia University expert predicts New York 21 million by 1965 and Detroit, Chicago area growth reshaping the nation. He warns of transport congestion and housing strain in future mega cities, raising questions about better or worse living conditions.
A Finch School teacher challenges the idea that rebellious girls seek popularity by sensational dress and behavior. The piece then shifts to Mexico’s liberalization, Captain Carranza’s air travel plans, and U S aviation ties, noting renewed optimism and industrial links with the United States.
Captain Carranza of the Mexican army completed a nonstop flight from San Diego to Mexico City. The airplane resembled the Spirit of St. Louis used by Lindbergh and the feat marked another aviation milestone.
Washington letter reports fuel limits curb cross country flights, ground reserve pilots to four hours monthly, and force circle training. National Guard pilots may receive state gasoline subsidies while Congress and the Budget Bureau cut aviation funding. Navy push into coast defense irks Army flyers.
A call for bold nationwide planning to prevent collapse from unwieldy size. The text argues cities must be guided by foresight, not chance, to manage population and resource pressures.
Livestock receipts total 9 000 cattle 1 500 calves and 6 000 sheep. Market notes show steer and yearling prices steady to strong 11 4 fore beef steers 11 75 to 13 50, light yearlings 11 75 to 13 75, beef cows 8 25 to 9 50, cutters 5 50 to 7 25, wealers 10 to 13 59, heavy calves 9 to 12. Sheep market steady to weak top fat lambs 18 25 with bulk 11 50 to 18 25 and fat ewes 6 to 8.
Stockholders in Squaw Peak Copper Refining Company receive a mining report covering January 1 to May 21, 1928. Development includes air drilling and underground prospecting with 375 feet of drift and crosscuts, a 255 foot drift showing copper content, assays from 1.3 to 28.5 percent copper, and plans to sink on ore after further prospecting. The main tunnel head advance faced temporary suspension due to water and soft ground, while a 225 foot drift off the main tunnel shows two percent copper. Geology appears promising and a follow up report is promised within 30 days.
General Lincoln C Andrews former prohibition chief is appointed head of the rubber industry. The piece notes ongoing dry concerns, shifts in public life, and political figures while touching on social habits and a dramatic New York elevator climb event.
The U S Supreme Court ruled that state statutes of limitations do not bar compensation claims under the war risk insurance program. The decision affects Arizona veterans James Walter Grigg and Sidney B Sligh whose four year state limits were deemed to have prevented their recoveries.
The Woman's Benefit Association convention for Arizona opened in Phoenix with 25 delegates and 100 visitors from across the state. A 70 mile Salt River Valley tour and banquet were held. Mrs Minnie W Aydleotte of Oakland presided as regional director. The convention will adjourn tomorrow.
Boston wool market shows bright spots but mills show little interest in buying at higher prices. Trading remains active in some directions yet fails to clear wools that lack demand causing limited commissions.
New York June 4 reports a mixed stock market as the federal reserve signal prompts sharp broker reaction. The Dow falls 26 points with widely traded issues selling off while a late-day recovery lifts several leaders, with 4,000,000 shares traded and airplanes and auto shares showing strength amid modest gains.
The Supreme Court today set a tense case involving Robert L. Young. He is alleged to be involved in violations linked to bottles and kegs under inspection and storage laws.
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