Arizona aviation officer visits Flagstaff for Koch Field dedication
Charles Mayse of Mayse Airport Tucson flew a Ryan plane similar to Lindbergh’s to attend Koch Field dedication exercises in Flagstaff after a Tucson stop. The flight from Winslow via Rice and McNary took 26 minutes out and 25 back, totaling about 51 minutes. C L Giragi editor of the Mail joined as a passenger.
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Ryan
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Charles Mayse
Mayse
Tucson
Wiscom
Flagstaff
Koch Field
Playstaff
United and Trust Company
Winslow
Rice
the Mail
Lakeside boxing night draws crowd with tight bouts
Fans saw Benton and Kid Cha deliver a fast bout likely to return soon. Sailor Perez and Johnny Ern advanced in the semi finals, both winning and looking sharp. Flowers and Bat tins Manuel impressed with speed, while Bailey and Herman Lugero fought to a draw. Local spectators from McAry and Lakeside attended in strong numbers.
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Kid
Tex) Benton
Kid Cha
Lakeside
Sailor Perez
Johnny
Ern
Flowers
Battins
Manuel
Bailey
Herman Lugero
McAry
Opened For Lemay in North National War System Bids
G L McLane associate highway engineer accounts Morrison on the North Ring national war way system. Bids submitted are not expected until their return later this week.
Flight crew delays as Suva depart en route to Australia
Four airmen faced a delayed departure from Suva seeking a sight seeing trip after crossing 5541 miles from California. Captain Kingsford-Smith noted anticipated departure to Sydney radio stations as ships were advised. The group believed oil and bearings less essential than navigation for the long Pacific voyage, planning a 18 to 20 hour flight amid favorable weather.
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Warner
United States
Naselai
Kingsford-Smith
Sydney
Australia
Mhe
California
Winslow Red Cross Chapter Reorganized In November Drive
The Winslow chapter of the American National Red Cross was reorganized after a visit by Mrs. Laura MacMillan. Rev. L. W. Gwynn was named president with C. D. McCauley as vice president and C. F. Care as treasurer. A. R. Kleindeinst became secretary as preparations begin for the November annual drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Chapter
American National Red Cross
Laura MacMillan
San Francisco
L. W. Gwynn
C. D
McCauley
C. F. Care
A. R. Kleindeinst
Red Cross
Winslow
One Man Arrested Admits Part II in Murder Of Brite
The suspect says he and an accomplice planned a hold up at a filling station to steal Brite's car. He lent a .38 pistol, watched outside, and after shots were fired they dragged the body under a table and escaped in the car. They traveled toward Gallup New Mexico then Albuquerque and Las Vegas where he was captured.
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Brite
Bob
Park
Gallup
N. M
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Extradition Waived in Arizona Filling Station Holdup
Charles Edgar Parks waived extradition to Goodwater Arizona after admitting involvement in a hold up at a filling station during which Perry C. Brite was killed. Parks said he received only ten dollars of the loot and had thirty dollars remaining. He claimed his companion known as Bob did the killing and kept a .38 pistol.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Charles Edgar Parks
Goodwater
Ariz
Perry C. Brite
Navajo
Bob
Gallup
Parks
California
Aerial Survey Plane Arrives in Winslow Saturday
The Arizona Republican aerial survey team led by W A Morrison arrives in Winslow after stopping in Flagstaff. Pilot Bill Kingsley and EB D Newcomer will photograph the city from the air and land at Berrigen Field. Mayor Black and state aviation official Mac Quillian to welcome them.
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Arizona Republican Aerial Survey
Winslow
W. A. Morrison
Aerial Pictorial Survey of
Arizona
Arizona Republicans of
Phoenix
Bill Kingsley
EB. D. Newcomer
Rotary Club
Arizona Republican
Dwight B. Heard
Union
Et Ceteria
United States
Morrison
Prescott
Clarkdale
Clemenceau
Jerome
Flagstaff
Phoenis
Capitol Air Survey Plans Grand Canyon Trip
A Winslow to Grand Canyon air survey itinerary outlines morning arrivals at Winslow at 9 00 and a route via Holbrook the Petrified Forest and Painted Desert with a Grand Canyon landing before noon Sunday. Kingsley and Newcomer logged eight field landings including Gila Bend Yuma Ajo Tucson Nogales Douglas Willcox Safford.
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Winslow
Holbrook
Petrified Forest
Grand Canyon
Hoteville
Painted Desert
Little Colorado
el Tovar
Wallace A. Morrison
Kingsley
Newcomer
Gila Bend
Yuma
Ajo
Tucson
Nogales
Douglas
Willcox
Safford
First Shot Counts Says Police Chief
A quoted line from The Drag Net attributes bold guidance to a police chief: Shoot first and ask questions later. The Paramount picture frame names George Bancroft as endorsing this hardline stance for his officers.
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George Bancroft
Paramount Picture
Ladies Auxiliary Benefit Dance Attracts Large Attendance
A dance hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary drew about one hundred attendees with two couples noted. Meals were served during the evening. Proceeds were designated as a benefit income for benevolent purposes.
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Lyers
Suva
Winslow Chapter of
West
Harry Culver’s
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Richfield Oil Co
State Capitol
Rialto Theater
Bancroft
Thriftway
Thriftway NO
Crisco
D. M. Solid Pack
van Camp
Fach
Babbitt
Rogers
Babbi
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