Winslow to stage large Fourth of July celebration
Winslow Chamber of Commerce plans a home town Fourth of July celebration with children's sports barbecue auto races a baseball game two bands and a big fireworks display a mammoth parade and invites out of town guests. City council to meet with organizers to finalize the program. Funding will again be underwritten to avoid individual merchant costs with help from the American Legion and other groups.
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American Legion
Dawes Presents Credentials as American Ambassador to Britain
General Charles G. Dawes presented his credentials to King George V in Windsor Castle marking his official start as the United States ambassador to Great Britain. Dawes, with Mrs. Dawes and aides, left for London to meet Prime Minister MacDonald, calling the king delightful and noting a cordial, brief audience.
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Arthur Henderson
MacDonald
London
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Youth stowaway on Yellow Bird reaches Paris dream
Arthur Schreiber a 22 year old stowaway joins the Yellow Bird crew after sneaking into the tail of the craft during Atlantic crossing. He faces the crowd in Santander and says he aims for Paris with the aviators. He admits no danger to others and likens himself to Lindbergh’s followers.
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Arthur Scnreiber
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Debating Boulder Dam Pact Grows Cautious Optimism
Delegates return home after Washington talks on a future Colorado River compact between Arizona and California. Senators Hayden and Shortridge caution differing views and possible concessions. Secretary Wilbur plans initial dam-site work June 22 as legal groundwork for Boulder Dam proceeds.
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W. J. Donovan
Senator Hayden
California
Arizona
Congressman Swing
Wilbur
Boulder Dam
Then and Now Inventors Inspire A Golf Ball Barking
A curious verse notes inventors and golfers, imagining a ball that could bark when lost, playfully exploring cost and value. The fragment evokes whimsy about innovation in sports gear.
Funeral for John Patrick McGee Held at Local Church
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church under Winslow Undertaking Co for John Patrick McGee aged 212 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. McGee. Rev. W. R. Hessell officiated as family mourned the child who died yesterday afternoon.
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John Patrcck McGee
P. M. McGee
Methodist Church
W. R. Hessell
McGee
Governor Phillips Endorses Good Roads But Prefers Taxed Debate
Governor Phillips backs a road building program while urging direct taxation only if voters support it. He argues for education on highway needs and insists on majority approval before expansion, highlighting openness to a special session and a permanent highway system.
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Phillips
Fire Destroys Two Stock Cars in Santa Fe Yard
A blaze of undetermined origin, likely from a passing locomotive sparks, destroyed two stock cars loaded with ties in Santa Fe east yards at 1 o clock today. The fire department and switch crews fought the flames but the loss is set at about 3500 dollars for ties and 3200 dollars per car, with one more car damaged before separation.
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