Prescott Meeting Protests Road Budget U S 60 Spending
Northern Arizona delegates gather in Prescott to challenge a near one million dollar budget for U S Highway 60. Protest centers on Globe-Showlow and Blythe-Wickenburg segments, arguing funds are wasted and roads unusable for years. Local readers urged to voice opposition at mass meetings and polls.
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Arizona
Prescott
U. S. Highway 60
Winslow
Holbrook
Flagstaff
Williams
Ash Fork
Seligman
Kingman
Wickenburg-Blythe
Globe-Showlow
Showlow
State Highway Department
Blythe-Wickenburg
Maricopa
Gila
St. Johns
Douglas
Showlow Globe Road
City Council Eyes Budget Cuts after Election
Newly elected Winslow council plans to reduce administration costs in the coming fiscal year. Salaries and wages were trimmed from 10 percent to 3.18 percent, saving about 4500 dollars annually, with the total administration budget at 53986.5. If continued, taxpayers expect further savings across departments and higher public approval. Hoover highlights on Congress, unemployment, and trade losses conclude the brief.
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Winslow
Flashes Of Life Highlights From Around The World
A collage of brief items unfolds: a man survives Hell Gate after a dispute on a fishing boat and escapes a Ward's Island hospital. Pat Crowe theorizes on the Lindbergh kidnapping for Governor Moore. Poles devise an inland seashore resort in Poland to dodge passport fees. lions invade Rhodesia waterside areas. London police mock crime with Davy Jones Locker line. elephants haul a fire engine to Cooch-Behar blaze. Rutigliano’s 60 year kidnapping sentence affirmed in New York. a California-backed divorce tale cites backseat driving. a Washington janitor outpacing a superintendent. Culbertson brings bridge to film with humorous insights. fragment ends with Miss En- fragment.
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Associated Press
New York
Hell Gate
Charles Young
Ward's Island
East River
Democratic fight over Chicago convention chair to pit Shouse against Walsh
In Washington the Democratic race for permanent chair at Chicago's national convention tightens. Roose velts supporters back Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana to oppose Jouett Shouse who leads the party machinery. The clash hinges on Roosevelt loyalty and the selection of Barkley as temporary chair.
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Washington
Chicago
Roosevelt
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Walsh
Senate
Raskob
Shouse and Michelson
Hiouse
Raskohb
Shouse
Ghouse
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
al Smith
Tom Walsh
Tom” Walsh
Sinclair
Doheny
Federal Trade Commission
Aluminum Trust
Congress
McAdoonen
Barkley
Smith
Congress Debates Farm Relief and Expenditure Cuts
Today in Congress ongoing farm relief debate and talks by Economy conferees on a program to cut federal expenditures. The House continues considering the bonus payment bill while committees examine farm relief bills. The Senate debated farm relief and adjourned in memory of Rep. Eslick after speaking in favor of the bonus measure.
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House
Shannon
Rules
Senate
Banking Committee
Democrats
Garner
Eslick
D., Tenn
Stevens Seeks Navajo County Treasurer Nomination
G. T. Stevens of Winslow announces his candidacy for County Treasurer of Navajo County in the Democratic primary on September 13, 1932. He cites accounting and banking experience and asks for voter support.
Campbell Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Supervisor
A. B. Campbell of Winslow declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Navajo County Supervisor District 2, subject to the September 13, 1932 primary election. He asks for support from voters in Winslow Arizona.
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Navajo County
Winslow
County Attorney Reelection Notice for Navajo County
For County Attorney for re election to the office of County Attorney of Navajo County subject to the wish of the voters at the Democratic Primaries to be held September 13 1932 Co D McCAULEY.
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Navajo County
Co. D. McCauley
Hitchcock seeks Navajo County Recorder post in 1932 primaries
County official candidate Charlie Hitchcock announces his run for Navajo County Recorder in the Republican Primaries set for September 13, 1932. He invites support from friends for his candidacy and notes his Co. M. designation.
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Navajo County
Co. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Mary A Brown Seeks Navajo County Superintendent Seat
A notice pledges support from friends for Miss Mary A Brown in the Democratic primary election for County School Superintendent of Navajo County to be held September 13, 1932.
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Navajo County
Mary A. Brown
Death of Sir Don ald MacLean in Prime Minister MacDonald's cabinet
London reports Sir Donald MacLean president of the board of education in Prime Minister MacDonald's cabinet died today.
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London
Donald MacLean
Recard of Education
MacDonald
Hill Aims for Police Force With World Record Reach
Hill, six feet five inches tall, claims the longest reach of any woman and competes for the police force. A New York judge, Justice Cotillo, says a wife’s pay envelope is her magna carta. In a separate case, a judge grants a wife separation after denying Frank Vanner’s separation claim amid a dispute over his wife taking a job.
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Id Hill
New York
Supreme Court
Cotillo
Frank Vanner
AP staff covers national conventions from Chicago for Winslow Daily Mail
Associated Press mobilizes its largest field staff to cover the Republican convention in Chicago with direct wires and special Arizona coverage. Ralph H. Heppe, western news editor, will report Arizona delegation activities to Arizona audiences. Brian Bell of Los Angeles joins west coast AP team to interpret regional interests.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Winslow Daily Mail
Arizona
New
Ralph H. Heppe
Heppe
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
Houston
Brian Bell
Los Angeles
Far West
West
Vines Defeated by English Net Star at London Championships
Ellsworth Vines United States singles champion lost to Harry Hopman of Australia in the third round at Queens Club London. The match ended 0-6 6-2 6-3.
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London
Ellsworth Vines
United States
Harry Hopman
Australia
North Carolina Supreme Court Upholds Banking Convictions
The court affirmed the convictions of Luke Lea, Nashville publisher, and Wallace V. Davis, former Asheville banker, for violating state banking laws and also upheld Luke Lea Jr.’s conviction.
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Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina Supreme Court
Luke Lea
Nashville
Wallace V.davis
Asheville
N. C
Luke Lea, Jr
Tom Hubbard Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Navajo County
In the Democratic primary race for Navajo County Sheriff the statement notes the vote on September 13 1932 and asks for the support of friends.
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Michigan Ave
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Sixth St
Seattle
Stewart St
Airbave
Hoover
Revevisione
Rebea
Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Moore
Pat Crowe
Edward Cudahy
Ciechocinek
Poland
Livingstone
Rhodesia
Davy Jones
Locker
Calcutta
Cooch-Behar
Nicholas Rutigliano
Edward Rosenthal
Rutigliano
Eleanor Langlois
Shelton
Wash
Clyde
Wells
H. Enzo Loop
Loop
Ely Culbertson
Hunstanton
England
Epoltical Follies
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Pipe
Bulldog
Coble
U. S
Canada
Grady W. Coble
Greensboro
U.S
O. Mustad & Son
Oslo
Norway
Box 203
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G. T. Stevens
A. B. Campbell
Winslow, Arizona
Daily Mail
R.H. Heppe
Brian. Bell
Vines
Tom Hubbard
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