Figures show Arizona registration favors Democrats in May
Registration data from May indicates Democrats outnumber Republicans in Arizona by about two to one, with non-partisan voters small. Only Coconino shows more Republicans than Democrats. Maricopa, Navajo, Yavapai, and Pima counties favor Democrats in larger margins, signaling possible Democratic gains amid dissatisfaction with the Republican administration.
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Coconino
Maricopa County
Navajo County
Yavapai
Pima County
Mussolini Offers Nuclear Peace Threats To France Turnabout
After threatening war to northern Italy Mussolini’s government proposes suspending the 1930 naval program if France does the same. Analysts doubt the offer’s sincerity, noting Italy may backpedal to pacify domestic tensions and avoid defeat in any Franco Italian conflict. The dictator’s saber rattling is seen as home oriented theater to divert attention from Italy’s internal woes.
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Italy
Mussolini
France
Il Duce
Population of India 320 million under British survey
The Simon Commission estimates India's population at 320 million with 222 dialects. Only 2.5 million literate in English, English seen as near nation wide language. Hindus form the majority, Muslims a smaller group, Christians about 4.5 million, with bitter sectarian divides complicating British governance.
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Simon Commission
India
Arizona Sees Big Forestry Highway Funds Potential
A memo notes an extra 5 million for forestry highway work, raising annual federal aid to 12.5 million with deficits bill inclusion. Arizona touts expected gains in road access, fire hazard reduction, and increased outdoor recreation and tourism across its eight national forest units.
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Arizona Daily Star
National Forests
United States
Congress
Hoover
C. A. Long
Forestry Department
Tucson
Arizona
National Forest
Phoenix and Tempe bid highlights for city projects
Bids received for paying portions of Palm Lane Eleventh Street and Mitchell Street in Phoenix. Tempe approves a $100000 library and administration building for Arizona State Teachers College. construction planned locally.
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Phoenix
Palm Lane
Eleventh Street
Mitchell Street
Tempe
Arizona State Teach
Abbott for labor secretary? a cautious Nixon era debate
Washington Letter discusses Grace Abbott as a potential labor secretary under Hoover, arguing party politics and gender bias would hinder appointment. It notes Abbott’s long tenure leading the Children's Bureau since 1916 and praise for her earnest, active approach to labor problems and child labor law.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Ashingtonit
Grace Abbott
Secretary of Labor
James John Davis
Hoover
Senate
Congress
Miss Abbott
Democrats
Children's Bureau
Harding
Julia Lathrop
Bureau
Doctor Advises Vaccination For Camping Trips
Dr. O. C. West, state epidemiologist in Phoenix, urges vaccination before summer camping. He cites desert heat changes and dietary factors raising disease risk and advises preparedness for sudden weather shifts and potential travel-related diarrhoea.
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Phoenix, Ariz
O. C. West
Admiral Kato Resigns as Japanese Navy Chief
Tokyo June 12 AP reports Admiral Kanji Kato resigns as chief of staff of the Japanese navy. Admiral Shoshin Taniguchi succeeds him, part of a cabinet and general staff reshuffle aimed at promising peace.
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Tokyo
Geeral Staff
Kanji Kato
Shoshin Taniguchi
Fort Apache School to Get New Dormitory Building
The Bureau of Indian Affairs was authorized 413242 dollars in the second deficiency appropriation bill to meet urgent Indian needs. The Theodore Roosevelt Indian School at Fort Apache Arizona received 100000 dollars for a dormitory to replace one destroyed by fire.
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Fort Apache Indian School
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
House of Appropriations Committee
Theodore Roosevelt Indian School
Fort Apache
Arizona
La Follette Urges Defeat of Hawley Smoot Tariff
Senator Robert M La Follette Jr independent Wisconsin urges defeat of the Hawley Smoot tariff bill in the Senate calling it a complete betrayal of President Hoover’s pledge for limited revision to give agriculture equality with industry A final vote is scheduled for Friday at 2 PM.
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Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Hoover
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