Notable Visitors and Local Stops in Winslow Eventful Day
The Winslow area hosts a parade of visitors from Hollywood to nearby towns. Felipe Delgado, a noted Spanish singer, tours through Winslow en route to Santa Fe. Local officials and businessmen from Holbrook, Joseph City, Flagstaff, and Verde Valley meet for tax equalization and business discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felipe Delgado
Hollywood
Las Vegas
N. M
Winslow
Santa Fe
White Mountain
Chas. Osborn
Arizona State Highway. Department
Flagstaff
G. T. Herrington
Arizona: Electric Power Company
Dwight
Pemberton
Wickenburg
W. L. Carpenter
H. A
Hank” Ulrich
Verde Valley
Lester Fuller
California
Holbrook
R. C. Kaufman
Navajo
Joseph City
Ambrose Hunt
Bryant Davis
Arizona State Highway Department
C. A. Barstow
Redondo
Calif
Barstow
G. W. Barstow
Guy Brantingham
Midgley
Pump Ranch
Barclay Brantingham
Cooking School Features Listed for Tomorrow
Special features of Safeway Pay n Taxit Cooking school include a program on planning and preparation of buffet luncheons. Time 2:00 to 4:00 p m. Place Community Hall. Instructor Miss Frances Constantine of the local home bureau. Food show and series displays in Community Hall. No admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Constantine
The
ear _ Homemarkers
Joemipete
Democrats Choose 20 Roosevelt Delegates in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi on June 8 Democrats rejected a dry plank in the party platform and elected 20 delegates friendly to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York to cast their twenty votes at the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
A.dry Plank
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Campbell Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Supervisor District 2
A B Campbell announces his candidacy for the County Supervisor District 2 seat in the Democratic primary on September 13. A Winslow resident since 1920, he ran Campbell Market until 1930, then Riverside Ranch, with dairying and farming interests. He also acts as an automobile agent. Campbell stresses economy in county government, tax equalization, and cooperative ties between supervisors and the assessor. He spent his early life in southern Navajo county and served with British forces in New Zealand in 1915 before returning to the United States in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Arch) Campbell
Winslow
District No. 2
Campbell
Campbell Market
Riverside Ranch
Navajo County
United States
New Zealand
Painted Desert Monument Idea Gaining Favor
Navajo county supervisors Holbrook civic clubs and the St. Johns Lions club back a Painted Desert national monument annex to the Petrified Forest. Apache county has not acted. Plan envisions federal management with no loss of local tax valuation and a single custodian for both areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Bilkert
Director of
National Parks
Winslow
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
Monument
Yellowstone Park
Babbitt
Bros. ‘Trading
Navajo County
Holbrook
Painted Desert National Monument
Navajo County Board of Supervisors
Holbrook Civic Clubs
St. Johns Lions Club
C. J. Smith
Petrified Forest Monument
Apache County Supervisors
Plansan
Rescrvie
Ie -National .Park. Service
Painted Desert
Petrified ‘“Forest National Monument
Navajo
Apache
Mr. Smith
German dictatorship plan reported in Prussia crisis
Berlin reports claim Chancellor Franz Von Papen sought to use emergency decree to declare a Prussia dictatorship under a commissioner. The move would exchange confiscated lands for public lands of equal value to enable tax valuation increases amid consolidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Prussia
Rudd Joins Winslow Police Force After Appointment
W M Rudd arrived in Winslow to begin duties as a member of the Winslow police force after his appointment by Police Chief R L Neill. Born in Apache County, he has long served as a federal and state officer with a strong record in Apache, Navajo and Coconino counties. He also raises stock and is known across northern Arizona and is an uncle of former state senator Fred T Colter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Rudd
Winslow
R. L. Neill
Apache County
Rudd
Apache
Navajo
Coconino
Arizona
Fred T. Colter
Stevens Seeks Navajo County Treasurer Nomination
G T Stevens of Winslow announces his candidacy for Navajo County treasurer in the Democratic primary on September 13, 1932. A Texas native, he has lived in Winslow since 1923, serving as cashier and later president of local banks, previously working at Payson. He is married with two children and owns a home in Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Stevens
Toie
Navajo County
Daily Mail
Winslow
Stevens
First National Bank of
Citizens Bank of
Arizona Bank
Payson
Arizona
Bank of Payson
Texas
Wife Objects To Mate S Wedding In Los Angeles
Municipal Judge Dan S. O'Brien of San Francisco faced a peculiar scene at the Los Angeles marriage license bureau when accompanied by Mrs P P Bennett of San Francisco. Officials refused to issue a license to wed Mrs Bennett because Mrs O'Brien had wired from San Francisco that she and the judge were not divorced despite a political deadlock over a new premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan S. O’brien
San Francisco
Los Angeles
P. P. Bennett
Bennett
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E. E. Whitted
Chevalon
Butté
Gladys Marty
QO. W. Marty
Etta Marty
Roxey Webb
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of
Phoenix
W. G. McGinley
Arizona Gas Company
Safeway
H G. Moore
Safeway Pay’n .Takit
S. Homemakers’ ‘Bureau
T. BE. Kiernan
San.Bernardino
Eddie
Metal Works
Roosevelt
A.b.campbell
W.M. Rudd
G. F. Corp
General Foods
Corivaca
Ata
Santos
Safeway Cooking School
Dwight Edwards Company
Portland
Laboratories, Inc
Bren
Safeway Pay’n Takit Store Cooking School
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