Petrified Forest Travel And Visitor Notes Highlight May
Travel at the Petrified Forest for May showed auto and rail counts with total travel down 7.5 percent from May 1931. International visitors from many countries joined domestic guests, as Governor Hunt visited the Monument and officials announced Rio Puerco Bridge completion planned for July.
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Union
District of Columbia
Philippine _ Islands
Territory of Hawaii
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Czechoslovakia
Jengland
Germany
Holland
India
Te and
México
South’ Africa
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Ranger
Luzon
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Kolb
Stella M. ‘Leviston
Dan Nee
San ‘Francisco
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Enrico Paegho
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T. W. ‘Cabeen
Albuquerque
Bertha J . DeGroff
Hunter Clarkson
Clarkson
Adamana
Horace M. Albright
Chamber of ‘Commerce and Service Clubs of
Holbrook
Petrified Forest Monument
Men dyeing hair draw steady beauty shop business
Chicago report notes a sizable share of beauty parlor clients are men seeking dyeing and tinting services. An Illinois Hair Dressers Association official says many judges and well known men visit shops to hide aging and stay current, with sessions running from early morning to late evening.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sons of Adam
Eve
Illinois Hair Dressers
Adam
Travel demand hints at strong upcoming season
Indications suggest travel is rebounding and a very successful season may be ahead. Charles J. Smith serves as custodian.
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Charles J. Smith
Americans Engaged To Aid Chinese Airmen
The National government contracted with American former military aviators to build a Chinese air force. Edward Howard, the U S air attache in Shanghai, arranged plans with State Department approval. The group will travel to China to run an air training school at Hangchow.
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China
Edward Howard
United States
Shanghai
State Department
Hangchow
Hair dye and market limits discussed by shop owner
A shop owner notes that younger appearance aids hiring, using salesmanship as an example. He mentions some men, though few, seek to alter hair color to blond or platinum, including dyeing and permanent waving as part of theatrical grooming.
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Peter
Flashes Of Life In Briefs From Across The Nation
Chester Pa. mashie clash as racketeers try to seize caddie payroll at Spring Haven Golf Club. Greenville Ky. county clerk Bailey offers free marriage licenses. many couples apply in one day. New York City Justice Erlanger, 75, seeks to marry Janet Nordenshield, 48, defends age law as libel and resigns from the bench.
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Associated Press
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Spring Haven Golf Club
Greenville
Linnie CC. Bailey
New York
Mitchell L. Erlanger
Janet Nordenshield
Supreme Court
Avhent-Thein
Lings Zadalinaas
Republicans and Silver Conference Eyes Silver Action
A Pacific coast and intermountain Republican national committeemen conference was called to meet Monday to urge Congress to act this session on silver rehabilitation. The gathering also will push for a party plank endorsing an international silver conference.
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Chicago
Intermountain
Republican National
New Jersey Governor Signs Referendum On Prohibition Act
Governor A. Harry Moore signed a bill calling for a statewide referendum to repeal the state prohibition enforcement act. The measure directs voters to decide on whether to repeal the act.
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Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Moore
Illinois Senator Proposes Repeal Of Eighteenth Amendment
Chicago June 10 Senator Glenn of Minnesota is shown a resolution to repeal the 18th amendment. The measure was prepared by Washington experts at Glenns request to outline procedures for submitting the prohibition issue to conventions. He says action could start this session but favorable results are unlikely.
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Chicago
Glenn
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Chicago Times Today
Washington
Congress
Foreigners Protest Chilean Junta Action
Representatives of foreign governments including the United States voiced protests against the Chilean junta of provisional President Carlos Davila. Diplomats filed written objections to the confiscation of all foreign currency deposits with repayment in pesos now valued at six cents. If voters approve the measure at the November election, state enforcement actions will cease December 1.
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Santiago
Chile
United States
Carlos Davila
Junta
Earhart Putnams Arrive From Cherbourg in Paris
Mrs Amelia Earhart Putnam tells reporters in Paris she plans to start a family soon after arriving with husband George Palmer Putnam, a New York publisher. She says marriage kept her busy and she now hopes to have children.
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Amelia Earhart Putnam
Paris
Cherbourg
George Palmer Putnam
New York
No Agreement Reached at Downing Street Irish Conference
An official Downing Street statement said there was no agreement at the conference between Great Britain and the Irish Free State as the gathering adjourned. President De Valera and his three cabinet members left for Dublin immediately.
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London
No. 10
Downing Street
Great Britain
de Valera
Dublin
Women’s Clubs Back Dry Plank In National Platforms
In Seattle the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, at its convention, endorsed a bone dry plank for both Republican and Democratic national platforms. The action reflected the organization’s long standing stance. The vote was 982 to 13.
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Seattle
General Federation of Women's Clubs
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