Morris Richards Listed as Newspaper Association Member
Morris Richards is identified as a member of the Newspaper Enterprise Association and the National Editorial Association. He is listed as part of the Arizona Newspapers and represented nationally by MC-Mogensen & CG Inc. The text identifies affiliations with the Arizona Daily Newspaper Association and various publishing entities.
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Central Highway dispute sparks Mesa press warning
The Mesa Journal-Tribune accuses the Winston Daily Mail of trying to derail U.S. Highway 60 by opposing a Globe Show Low Springerville link. The paper warns Mesa and central Arizona residents to watch for northern Arizona agitation and defends the need to connect to U.S. Highway 76 at Goniego, arguing the plan saves 200 miles of new construction and avoids snowbound routes.
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Parenthood, says Helen Hayes, should be a profession
Helen Hayes argues that parenthood requires thorough and compulsory training and socialized care by trained professionals. She notes her own child’s 15 month old care under a nurse, and suggests many mothers may criticize yet civilization may demand expert guidance while most families continue traditional parenting.
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Charles MacArthur
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Notable boxing results from New York and nearby cities
New York fighter Gus Rodenberg stopped by Austin Sirutis in Brooklyn. Billy Avera of Florida outpointed Mickey Delio in New York. Nelson Weingarten knocked out Marty Babbitt in Bayonne. Frankie Puccio defeated Demasto Ceda of Puerto Rico in New York.
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Old Ford Theater to Become Federal Lincoln Museum
The Ford Theater, where Lincoln was shot, is being painted and prepared as a federal museum. It will house the Oldroyd collection of Civil War relics and Lincoln memorabilia, with limited daily viewing and a quarter admission.
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Escaped Convict Surrenders After 38 Years Free
In Lincoln Nebraska Charles BE Johnson, 66, who escaped the state penitentiary 38 years ago after a robbery, surrenders voluntarily to serve seven months of a two year term. He walked about 90 miles from Oakland to the prison to honor a promise to his maker after surviving a shipwreck off Japan. His wife died in March and he declines to name his descendants.
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Hunt Proclaims National Flag Day in Arizona
Governor George W. P. Hunt designates Sunday June 14 1931 as American Flag Day urging citizens to display the flag and patriotic programs by organizations to honor the flag marking the 154th anniversary of the Continental Congress adoption in 1777.
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Flashes Of Life From The Associated Press
Reports from Chintsauchin and Harrison describe a donkey incident and juvenile probation cases. In China a villager Liu is killed by bandits after a donkey episode as the culprit parades draped in red satin while gongs sound. In New Jersey three boys receive probation for vandalism with weekly essays on Nothing. New York notes strong tourism at the Empire State Building promising about $1,000,000 yearly.
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Riverdale students honored at country school exercises
Riverdale New York students receive awards at commencement. Henry Stuart Huhes, grandson of the chief justice of the United States, is named best scholar. David E. Lardner, son of Ring, wins a public speaker prize. Robert W. Gibson, former Gere manager, is named best athlete. Bayreuth notes Adolf Von Gross, Wagner patron, dies at his villa amid strawberry punch. New York reports excitement over a potential visit by Lindbergh, with remarks on Japanese language and pronunciation.
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Riverdale Country School
Henry Stuart Hu Hes
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E. Lardner
Robert’ W. Gibson
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Report
Treasury receipts for June total 6 017 516.73 with expenditures 1 595 632.91 and a balance of 68 144 091.62. Customs receipts to June close amount to 6 572 467.59.
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Undersecretary of State Unable to Attend Sister’s Funeral
Washington June 9 Undersecretary Castle said he would be unable to leave Wellington to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs Burton Newcomb who died yesterday in San Francisco.
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Display the American Flag on public buildings and businesses
The Star of Arizona calls upon the people of this state to fly the American Flag on all public buildings and business houses and over homes. It also urges patriotic and civic organizations to organize proper flag exercises honoring the flag and its principles.
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Ruth Nichols poised for solo Atlantic crossing from New York
Aviatrix Ruth Nichols stands in New York ready to launch a staged Atlantic crossing along the Lindbergh Great Circle route. She plans Harbor Grace Newfoundland as a first leg and then aims for Ireland or England, potentially Paris, seeking to become the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic.
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