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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
5
Two boys, Dancy and Scouty, visit a circus tent to watch clowns perform and seals practice. Clowns dress up in silly acts while a trainer invites the boys to try leading the seal band as the audience cheers. The scene captures playful antics and a lighthearted circus atmosphere.
Several local rental notices advertise a new four room modern house with garage for 25 dollars and a furnished three room apartment with shower bath and electric range. Also offered are foot treatment services at Hotel Chief with chiropodist appointments by phone and home visits during June 16 17 18.
Hear Norman Thomas Socialist Candidate for President on CBS from New York City Friday evening at 7 45 to 8 p m Mountain Standard Time June 13 to 17. We Buy Old Gold and Gold Teeth at 109 West Second Street June 15 to 23.
Chicago hogs 18 000 active 10 to 15 cents higher good to choice 180 220 pounds top 3 90. cattle 5 000 active strong to 25 cents higher feed steers yearlings cows bulls higher vealers 6 25 to 6 50. sheep 14 000 scarce steady native lambs 6 00 to 6 50, throwouts 4 00 to 5 00.
On June 16 the market rose after early declines with rails firming despite adverse news. Major gains occurred in New York Central Southern Pacific Santa Fe Union Pacific American Tobacco Dupont Allied Chemical and others while U S Steel American Can and General Electric posted fractional advances. The rally followed a Senate Finance Committee report on the bonus measure and a cautious buoyancy from Lausanne conference talks.
New York June 16 Ralph Kennedy plans to play his thousandth golf course today at Timser Point on Long Island weather permitting. He has explored 31 states and six foreign countries as part of his lifelong hobby of cataloging courses and will add another course to his tally if conditions allow.
Chicago report says Harry Dublinsky, rising lightweight, meets champion Tony Canzoneri in a non title bout at Sparta stadium tonight Canzoneri plans to come in over the lightweight limit and the bout is viewed as a test for Dublinsky with expectations of a Canzoneri victory.
In Seattle last night bantamweights Tommy Israel of Los Angeles and Abie Israel of Seattle fought six rounds to a draw for the right to meet Canto Robleto in Seattle June 29. Israel started strong with a jab to the jaw in the second round but both fighters remained even, with Tommy landing body blows in the final two stanzas.
June 16 reports the Texas and Pacific Railway company has omitted the $1.25 quarterly dividend on its preferred stock. A remark mentions cards proving a golfer has played 999 links and notes a man’s 50th birthday today.
Senators from both parties weighed the dry and wet positions as the Republican platform on prohibition sparked debate. Critics called the plank verbose and opportunistic while supporters praised its attempt to relegalize the 18th amendment under constitutional review.
Forty top west ranking motorcycle riders are set for the season opening at White Sox Park in Los Angeles tonight. Contenders for the top honors include Ray Grant and Matt Kelly of Portland, Lyle Muth and Slim Meyers of Sacramento, George Lannon of Los Angeles, and Red Murch of New Jersey.
Mickey Riley and Georgia Coleman, both divers and members of the Los Angeles Athletic Club, announced they will marry in Los Angeles during the 1928 Olympiad. They are candidates for the Olympic team.
At the Republican convention Joseph L. Scott of Los Angeles urged Hoover to accept renomination as the crowd applauded. Joseph I France of Maryland attempted to nominate Calvin Coolidge, was restrained by officials as police escorted him away. Mrs. Alvin T Hert of Louisville seconded Hoover declaring women of America support him.
The pendulum law states that a simple pendulum swings with a period determined by its length and gravity. In small amplitude, the period is proportional to the square root of the length, independent of mass.
Reno dispatch reports constable S. W. Baccala of Greenville California was shot and killed during a confrontation with two men he had stopped to question. Two hours later Jack Sullivan, an ex convict, was arrested near Reno and admitted the slaying claiming Baccala fired first.
Angelo Shardellotto was sentenced to death by shooting for participation in a plot to kill Premier Mussolini. The two bombs and pistol were found on him near Mussolini’s office after a two hour trial. He refused a pardon and will be executed at dawn.
Captain James B. Dickson and three motion picture executives departed Newark at 4 52 am to attempt to break the east west transcontinental record of 14 hours 36 minutes held by Frank Hawks. Dickson was joined by Arthur Loew Henry Ginsberg and William Melnicker with planned fuel stops at Indianapolis Wichita and Albuquerque.
Excelsior reports General and Mrs Plutarco Elias Calles will travel by special train to New York where Mrs Calles, seriously ill, will enter a hospital for an operation. She will be admitted to Dr J J Eller sanitorium, Calles' son in law.
Domenico Bavone was convicted yesterday of involvement in the plot. The verdict ties him to the scheme and results in a formal ruling by the court.
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