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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
4
The tariff bill and its limited revision spark international protests from Canada Switzerland and Mexico. British outlets warn strict protectionism harms global trade while President Hoover defends the measure as essential to recovery. Critics call tariffs for protection an economic and reputational risk for the United States amid a fragile stock market. A stray Chicago street scene contrasts with the tariff turmoil.
An editorial notes Eskimos never spank children and jokes about an Eskimo pantry theft. A Montana woman arrested for laughing in public sparks critique of policing. A $25,000 black opal from New South Wales shows a woman's silhouette. A comment links strawberry amounts to a “short cake” nickname.
Hamilton Fish Jr. of New York, Washington Bureau chief for Reds probes, is named chairman of the Congressional committee tasked with investigating Communist activities in the United States.
The piece argues gasoline taxes act as tolls, detailing varying tax schemes per mileage and noting a yearly cost of 10 to 50 dollars for a 6000 mile driver. It cites a projected 550 million dollar tax haul, constituting 20 to 50 percent of gasoline price, urging motorists to oppose excessive levies while supporting road funding.
In London, Stanley Baldwin treats the Fourth Estate as the tenth muse. The comment emerged during a dinner hosted by the Royal Academy to discuss the imperial press conference.
Governor notes a musical prodigy Janet Olcott, 14, adopted by Chauncey Alcott and Mrs Olcott, recently arrived after discovery at Monte Carlo. Renowned pianist Paderewski praises her promise as a great pianist in the making.
Washington readers hear that once Congress is out of session President Hoover will push his big program. Friends say he plans to showcase efficiency, ease veto threats, and use a flexible tariff bill to reshape policy, with action focused on business, prohibition, and agriculture.
At Roosevelt Field N Y AI Williams who left the navy offers flying lessons to Mrs Williams. The ship in Uncle Sam s navy described by officers is the Refier a 980 ton hospital craft with twelve women horses aboard nine naval doctors two scientists and X ray beds for 500 patients. It conducts about twenty operations a month with the battle fleet.
A business promotes its service by inviting customers to visit for maintenance and promising to please them. The note emphasizes goodwill as the greatest asset and seeks to add new customers to its list of friends.
Reijiro Wakatsuki head of the Japanese delegation to the Landoro naval conference was warmly welcomed on his return from England. The piers were crowded with about 20,000 observers who waved flags and shouted hanzais as airplanes circled overhead daylight pyrotechnics marked the greeting.
Delegates gather in San Francisco June 1 for the National Electric Light Association's fifty third annual convention first general session called by President Matthew S Sloan of New York. Crystal Theater to reopen in fall with new talkie equipment.
Bands blared as the welcome to Wakatsuki was broadcast nationwide via radio, signaling a ceremonial reception. The event drew attention from local officials and audiences familiar with the visit.
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