Gold Star Mothers and Ambassadors as True Representatives
The piece defends Gold Star mothers and other unsung Americans abroad, arguing they better reflect the nation than social climbers and Paris literati. It lauds unofficial ambassadors of business and virtue who bind Europe to America, asserting they present a truer national image.
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Dawes
Cambridge
London
British Legion
America
Europe
Ambassador Dawes
Paris
California climate questioned by Lutheran pastor at synod
Rev C G Anderson of Sacramento argues California hinders spirituality and urges funds for Pacific Coast missions. Synod rebukes the appeal and votes it down, while observers predict potential propaganda battles over California’s spiritual status.
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Sacramento
California
C. G. Anderson
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Pacific Coast
East
Sierras
Anderson
Campbell Named Civil Service Commissioner
Thomas E. Campbell of Arizona has been nominated by President Hoover and confirmed by the Senate to succeed William C. Deming as Civil Service Commissioner. Campbell, former Arizona governor, serves as commissioner general at the Seville International Exposition in Spain.
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Thomas E. Campbell
Civil Service Commission
Hoover
Senate
William C. Deming
Mr. Campbell
Arizona
Seville
Spain
Dieter’s Dramatic Weight Change And A Grim Resolve
Mrs Frieda Saiden abandoned physician directed dieting after shedding from 198 pounds to 52 pounds. Her extreme weight loss led to a failed self harming act due to a disordered digestive system. The second item notes a Chicago gangster doubting a doctor’s rickets diagnosis for his baby.
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Frieda Saiden
Chicago
Little Orphan Annie of Arizona Legislation
The Arizona House Bill 127 faces criticism as taxpayers reject it and critics claim the governor bears blame. The piece recounts the bill’s backstory with attorneys Casey and Boyle, the Douglas copper interests, and figures like Geo Mickle and Dwight B. Heard influencing Governor Phillips to sign, giving Johnny Udall his chance.
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Arizona
James Casey
James Boyle
Douglas
Copper Company
Geo. Mickle
Phillips
Harry Pierce
Mike Cassidy
Casey and
Boyle
Dwight B. Heard
California Supreme Court to rule on Warren Billings pardon plea
The California Supreme Court plans a prompt recommendation on the pardon request of Warren K. Billings and Tom Mooney, convicted in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco. Billings has served 13 years of a life term at Folsom prison.
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NEA
San Francisco
Washington Letter Touts Hugo N Frye For GOP Comeback
Senator J Boomboom McWhorter urges President Curtis and party leaders to enlist Hugo N Frye to aid the GOP ahead of 1932 elections. Frye, praised at a sesquicentennial dinner, is depicted as a veteran Republican pioneer thought to be alive despite doubts. McWhorter jokes Frye could influence Huston resignation and rally party unity.
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Claudius Huston
Frye
McWhorter
Cirtis
Huston
Davis
Hugo
Elmira
Republican Party
Upstate
New York
Land of the Free
Jim Davis
Senator McWhorter
Ithaca
Hugo N. Fry
Cornell
Curtis
Hugo N. Frye
Mr. Frye
Arizona business conditions steady though quieter than last year
The Arizona Business Review reports June brought little change, with overall activity cooler than 1929. Flagstaff Nogales and Yuma show declines from May, while most cities post April gains. agriculture, livestock and mining outlooks are mixed with rain needed in lower areas and copper prices easing before month end. Cantalope movement from Yuma rising, Salt River melon shipments expected to exceed 5,000 cars.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Business Review Today
Salt River
Yuma
Salt River Valley
Tanlac Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
Doctors warn that most sickness stems from stomach troubles and promote Tanlac as a pure herbal remedy. The advert claims Tanlac helps with gas pain in the stomach, bowels dizziness loss of appetite insomnia and nervousness with a money back guarantee offered by the druggist.
Hoover To Speak At Unveiling Of Buchanan Statue
President Hoover will address the unveiling of the James Buchanan statue in New York. The address from Washington will be broadcast on Thursday afternoon June 26, NBC announced today.
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Hoover
Buchanan
New York
James Buchanan
Washington
National Broadcasting Company
Arizona Daily Star hires Tombstone editor for ads
William H. Kelly, longtime publisher of the Tombstone Epitaph, has joined the Arizona Daily Star as part of its advertising staff after four years in Tombstone.
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Tucson
Ariz
William H. Kelly
Tombstone: Eapitaph
Arizona Daily Star
Construction by United Verde Extension Mining Company
Construction by United Verde Extension Mining Company in Jerome is expected to be completed within 90 days.
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United Verde Extension Mining
Companie 3 Jerome
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Giragi Brothers, Publishers
J. Morris Richards
Winslow
Navajo County
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Associated Press
THE
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Miami
Johhny Udall
Seaslie
Los Angeles
Zensaku Azuma
Pasadena
Calif
Chop. Suey Restaurateur
Tokio
Berlin
Moscow
Siberia
China
Korea
Atlantic
Rodney Dutcher
Flagstaff
Nogales
Pershing Square
Frank Sampson, Jr
Hotel Savoy
Vincent Yaw
Deck
Jack Oakie
Polly Walker
Maddux Hotels
Washington, D.C
Martinique
Hamilton Fotel
Cavalier
Edene
Amsterdam
Sun Street
Cairo
Neanfor Oee
Philadelphia
Walnut St
Fairfax
Pittsburgh
Fairfax Hotel
Fifth Ave
Ringle
Buffalo
Delaware
Avalier
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