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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1932
Page
4
The Senate rejected President Hoover's furlough plan as a substitute for a ten percent government pay cut. The tally was 41 voting against and 25 in favor. The plan would have furloughed non annual officers for one month and shifted many workers to a five day week with adjusted pay. The rejected option leaves the pay cut on all government salaries over $1,000.
Walter T. Varney president of Varney Airlines buys the Lockheed Aircraft assets in Burbank for 40000 dollars. Federal court approves the sale and a reorganization to continue plane manufacture will follow. The Lockheed factory previously produced aircraft for famed aviators including Lindbergh Earhart Doolittle Post Hawks Goebel and others.
In Dublin the Irish Free State president Eamon de Valera and justice minister James Geoghegan met for an hour with two British cabinet members. The talks aimed to resolve differences between the two countries over dominion relations. Lord Hailsham arrived from London to arrange a meeting later in the week between Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and de Valera.
William Graham, a leading Reno gambler, was exonerated of all blame in the shooting of F. R. McCracken a year ago. The county grand jury reported no indictment against him and this decision was sent to the court. McCracken was shot and killed on June 4 last year in a speak-easy.
In San Francisco on June 7, suspended public defender Prank J. Egan surrendered to police on a murder charge. He and two alleged henchmen are accused of killing his friend and benefactress Mrs. Jessie Scott Hughes in what police describe as a staged hit run incident.
Governor Hunt indicated in a letter to Utah's Governor Dern that he would urge Arizona's delegation to back Dern's vice presidential candidacy. He noted the public lands states would benefit from a Western aware nominee and praised Dern's familiarity with regional issues.
The Fort Defiance Navajos of Crystal Chapter dedicated their new chapter house, celebrating a milestone in tribal community presence and activities. Community leaders attended a ceremony marking the opening and future use of the facility.
Bids opened for the construction of a 9.2 mile highway linking Tombstone to St. David. The project aims to improve regional transport and is expected to advance with contractor selections pending bid reviews.
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