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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1932

Page

8

Relief Of Jobless Put Before Senate in Huge Loan Bill

The Senate debated how to distribute $300,000,000 in unemployment relief loans. Senator Borah urged needbased allocation, while Wagner favored population basis to avoid red tape. Couzens and Borah warned some funds may remain idle as some states will not need loans. The chamber approved an amendment increasing Reconstruction Finance Corporation borrowing by $300,000,000 to provide the funds.

Borah Wagner Borah and Couzens Mich Senate Reconstruction Corporation

Hospital bids set for June fifteenth in Winslow

Indian Affairs will advertise for bids June 15 for the Winslow Indian Hospital. Bids open July 22 with contract award following. A $150000 appropriation funds the hospital building equipment nurses quarters garages physicians quarters utilities walks and contingencies. City engineer Frank R Goodmen says construction will start promptly and be ready as buildings rise, as contractors aim to progress before cold weather. Carl Hayden signs the telegram confirming the bidding timeline.

Pape One Frank R. Goodmen Winslow Miller Winslow Daily Mail Office of Indian Affairs Winslow Indian Hospital Carl Hayden

Democrats Prepare to Battle Over Chairmanship at Convention

Roosevelt supporters press a strategic push to install Walsh of Montana and oust Shouse from influence in the convention. Leaders met at Hyde Park with plans for militant moves and a projected first ballot showing Roosevelt strength approaching a majority, as many delegates remain to be pledged.

Roosevelt Senator Walsh Montana Shouse Mr. Roosevelt al Smith Hyde Park Washington Florida Mississippi Idaho North Carolina Indiana

Thousands Watch Los Angeles Vet Army Start March

The march, backed by a $5,000 pledge from Reverend Charles E. Coughlin, split radicals from moderates at the Anacostia Flats encampment as police intervened to prevent violence. Pelham D. Glassford said discharge certificates would ensure fair treatment for Communists among veterans. In Pittsburgh, 75 ex service men formed a group to oppose the pending bonus bill, urging that only adjusted compensation be paid and no further debt to veterans in good physical condition.

Anacostia Flats Veterans Food Fund Charles E. Coughlin Detroit Radio League of the Little Flower Pelham D. Glassford Pittsburgh American Legion

Bar Silver Falls in New York Market

In New York on June 10 bar silver eased by 1 8 to 27 5 8 per ounce amid market session activity and trade adjustments.

New York

Congress May End Work By Next Weekend

Congress faces likely adjournment by next weekend as leaders push to pass the current bill and send it to the Senate. The pressure from the ragged army and committee maneuvering are seen as factors, while the war department appropriations bill cleared the Senate after a brief debate.

Congress Senate War Department

Lightning Fatal to Benton Farmer in Storm Refuge

George Sparks a 27 year old Benton area farmer died when a lightning bolt struck the storm cellar where he and his family sought shelter during a fierce storm. The fatal strike occurred as he attempted to save himself and his kin from the weather.

Benton Ark George Sparks Salem

Slight Gain In Demand For Wool

In Boston on June 10 the wool market shows a slight improvement with buyers quoting prices with more assurance. Fair sized purchases by a few buyers across grades and types. movement of the new clip in the west remains moderate with 40 to 50 percent moved from first hands. Confidence returns in piece goods markets as wool prices stabilize.

Boston Commercial Bulletin

Phoenix High School Chief Elected Chamber President

E W Montgomery superintendent of Phoenix High School was chosen as president of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce last night. This local leadership change reflects ongoing ties between education and business in Phoenix.

Phoenix E. W. Montgomery Phoenix High School Phoenix Chamber of Commerce

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