Winslow Cooking School Closes After Record Attendance
The Safeway Homemakers Bureau cooking school in Winslow led by Frances Constantine finished its three day run at the Community hall with record participation. Over 110 homemakers attended the first day, 472 on the second, and more than 200 on the final session, with prizes awarded for grocery basket and cooked foods. Local businesses and groups sponsored and supported the event, including Safeway Pay'n Takit and Ira Montgomery.
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Safeway Pay'n Takit Store Homemakers’ Bureau
Winslow
Frances Constantine
Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau
Bliss Constantine
Ira Montgomery
Safeway
Winslow Daily Mail
Womemakers’ Bureau
Arizona Electric Power Company
Arizona Gas Company
Vaughan’s
Winslow Furniture Company
Northern Arizona Furniture Company
Meteor Pharmacy
J. C. Penney Company
Winslow Floral Company
the American Legion
Ruth Green
Riliss Frances Constantine
Safeway Pay’n Takit
Belgium Bars Ada Wright From Entering
The Belgian government refused Ada Wright of Chattanooga Tennessee mother of two who is part of a group of seven condemned in Alabama permission to enter Belgium. Wright had completed a tour of German cities where a committee to save the Scottsboro victims formed and petitioned President Hoover for a reprieve as the defendants appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Exchange
Brussels
Ada Wright
Chattanooga
Tenn
Alabama
Germany
Save the
Scottsboro
Ala
Hoover
United States Supreme Court
Cabinet shakeup rumors spark in Mexico City
Jose Manuel Puig Casauranc, Mexican ambassador to Washington, returned to Mexico City on June 10 fueling talk of a forthcoming cabinet shakeup. He had replaced Manuel C. Tellez in Washington last October and landed at Vera Cruz yesterday.
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Mexico City
Jose Manuel Puig Casauranc
Washington
Manuel C. Tellez
Vera Cruz
Monrovia racer Loretta Turnbull sails home from Italy
Loretta Turnbull, the motorboat racer from Monrovia California, returns home with her father and two brothers after winning an outboard race at Gardone Riviera and finishing second at Turin.
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Genoa
Italy
Loretta Turnbull
Monrovia
Cal
Gardone Riviera
Turin
Ex Official Convicted For Evading Taxes
CHICAGO June 10 There was a new entry in the government’s victories against gangsters and politicians for income tax evasion convicting Christian P Paschen city building commissioner under Mayor Thompson Paschen was convicted in U S district court by a jury after 48 hours of deliberation and faces up to five years in prison and a $10000 fine Federal Judge John P Barnes deferred sentence to June 24.
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Chicago
Christian P. Paschen
Thompson
Paschen
United States District Court
John P. Barnes
Banking Convention Names Hash and Puelicher to Lead
At Los Angeles the thirteenth annual convention of the American Institute of Banking selected Frank N. Hash of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis for president and Alfred D. Puelicher of Milwaukee for vice president, both unopposed, for the coming year.
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Los Angeles
American Institute of Banking
Frank N.hash
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Alfert D. Puelicher
Milwaukee
The
Institute
Sam Folsom To Be Buried In Winslow
Sam W. Folsom 64 a former Winslow resident died in the Santa Fe Coast Lines hospital Los Angeles after more than four months illness from heart trouble Burial planned in Winslow within days awaiting word from his wife and family Born in Tennessee he came to Winslow from Emporia Kansas over 25 years ago and retired five years ago by the railroad company
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Winslow
Sam W. Folsom
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Los Angeles
Flness
United States beats British duo in tennis doubles
Sidney B. Wood Jr and Gregory Mangin led the U S team by defeating Ian Collins and J C Gregory 6 3 6 3 5 7 10 8 in an informal series in Beanstbourne England.
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Beastbourne
England
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Gregory Mangin
United States
Ian Collins
J. C. Gregory
Folsom Veteran Conductor Passes After Illness
The death notice states that after moving with his wife to their home he entered the hospital several months ago. He served as a baggage man for the railroad after retiring from active conductor service. Surviving are his widow a brother Frank of Riverside Calif and two sisters with names not learned. No children survive.
Dynamite Plot Thwarted Near Miramar Cuba
In Havana, just before President Machado drove by, police found a large quantity of dynamite wired for remote detonation at the corner of Miramar and Tercera streets. Three men were arrested near the scene along with revolvers, rifles, and about 2000 rounds of ammunition. Machado halted to inspect the area and shook hands with the prisoners.
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Machado
Miramar and
Tercera
Minister Located After Disappearance in Pittsburgh
The Reverend Victor A. Rule, former pastor of Holge wood Presbyterian Church, who resigned ten days ago and vanished, has been found safe. His brother Reverend Andrew Rule of Old Mission, Michigan, confirmed he is well but would not disclose his brother's location.
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Pittsburgh
Victor A. Rule
Holgewood Presbyterian Church
Sun-Telegraph
Andrew Rule
Old Mission
Mich
Western states discuss migratory birds at conference opening
In Salt Lake City on June 10 the opening session of the western states fish and game commissioners conference discussed methods to increase migratory birds in the intermountain region. Attending were commissioners and parties from 11 western states with speakers W. C. Joyner Arizona game warden and J. Dale Gentry California game commission president.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Intermountain
Western States Fish and Game Commissioners Conference
W. C. Joyner
Arizona
J. Dale Gentry
California Game Commission
Idaho Delegates Named By Republican Convention
Boise Idaho June 10 U P Senator Borah heads a list of prospective delegates under consideration by the Idaho Republican convention for the upcoming national gathering. Also named is Senator John Thomas while Idaho’s two congressmen Addison T. Smith and Burton L French are not listed.
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Boise
Idaho
Borah
John Thomas
Addison T. Smith
Twin Falls
Burton L. French
Moscow
Senate cuts interest rate on state relief loans
The Senate approved an amendment by Senator Walsh to reduce the interest rate on state advances under the $300,000,000 unemployment relief bill from five to three percent without a record vote.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Mont
Poisoned husband reported in Carrollton case
A middle aged widow is linked to a suspected poisoning of her husband in Carrollton Mississippi. Police and investigators pursue leads as details emerge from the June report.
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Carrollton, Miss
Prohibition Officials Meet to Cut Liquor Supply
Federal prohibition officials from Wyoming Utah Colorado New Mexico and Arizona met in Salt Lake City and outlined a campaign to cut the liquor supply. Carl Jackson of Denver led the conference as prohibition administrator for district No. 16.
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Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Carl Jackson
Denver
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific reports May deficit
In its preliminary May report the railroad shows a net operating deficit of 1 309 000 dollars versus 195 203 last year. May gross revenues stand at 6 400 000 dollars, compared with 9 481 831 in 1931. Also noted a sheriff disclosed a poisoning case involving a widow and her stepsons in a separate local note.
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New York
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway Company
Gas Well Explosion Claims Four Deaths in Mississippi
Reported at Atkinson Valentour No 1 gas well near Dee Jackson Mississippi on June 19 1920s date unclear two workers died yesterday and two more today from inhalation flames. Laurice and Wayland Atkinson brothers part owners died from burns last night.
Mayors of Arizona towns send thanks on copper import levy
A June 6 message to the Senate from Arthur Turner mayor of Miami and W A Awyer mayor of Globes expresses thanks for the copper import tax included in the new levy. Read at Senator Hayden's request, the formal message originates from the two mayors.
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Washington
Senate
Arizona
Hayden
Ariz
Arthur Turner
Miami
W. A. Awyer
Globes
Coolidge Visits Plymouth to Inspect Homestead Improvements
President Calvin Coolidge arrived in Plymouth Vermont to inspect work on the historic Coolidge homestead. He planned to return to his Northampton Massachusetts home the following day.
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Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
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