Theodore G. Grieder Selected As Winslow High School Principal
Theodore G. Grieder of Clemen ceau Arizona has been elected to the principalship of Winslow High School for the upcoming school year and has accepted the position. He holds a BA from Dubuque University and an MA from the State University of Iowa with summer work at USC. Grieder has taught at Camp Lewis Globe High School and headed departments at Globe High School. Since 1926 he has been Superintendent of Clemenceau Public Schools and also taught at New Mexico State Teachers College. He comes from a family of teachers and will become superintendent of Winslow Public Schools if his first year as principal is satisfactory.
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Clemenceau
Arizona
Winslow High School
F. T.farnsworth
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State University of Iowa
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Army Education and Recreation School
Camp Lewis
Washington
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Clemenceau Public Schools
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China
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Madden
Untouchables and Scarface Al in Prohibition Era Probe
Eight young prohibition agents led by Eliot Ness and an intelligence unit target bootlegger networks while Al Capone, known as Scarface Al, evades records and cash flows. The Chicago US attorney and federal investigators labored for 30 months to assemble indictments on gangster incomes tax. Phoenix-Lescher and Mahoney named architects for a new 1 million dollar federal building in the city.
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Eliot Ness
Internal Revenue Bureau
Chicago
A. P. Madden
Washington
Elmer L. Trey
Scarface al
Florida
New York
Pennsylvania
California
United ‘States District
George E. Q. Johnson
Capone
Phoenix
Lescher and Mahoney
Fall ex-secretary Albert Fall ready for medical exam
Albert B. Fall praised Warren G. Harding and said he would undergo a medical examination in a federal prison case. He spoke after Hoover's radio address dedicating a Harding memorial and offered to enter a government hospital for observation.
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EL Paso
Tex
Albert B. Fall
Warren G. Harding
Hoover
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Fall
Joseph City Couple Weds Mesa Pair in Double Wedding
Bishop and Mrs. John L Westover of Joseph City traveled via Winslow to attend their son Donald Westover s June 15 wedding to Louise Solomon of Mesa at the L D S temple in Mesa Arizona A second couple tied the knot around the same time as Richard Solomon married Miss Crandall of Mesa The Westovers plan a two week honeymoon in San Diego before settling in Wickenburg where Donald will work for Standard Oil The bride is daughter of E D Solomon of Mesa The Westover son was educated in Joseph City and Snowflake and has worked for Standard Oil in several Arizona towns
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John L., Westover
Joseph City
Winslow
Donald
L. D
Temple
Mesa
Arizona
Standard Oil Company
Wickenburg
Louise Solomon
Richard Solomon
Westover
Solomon
Crandall
San Diego
Mr. Westover
L. D.S. Ward
Snowflake
Holbrook
Flagstaff
Williams
Belgian girl wins Miss Universe title in pageant
Miss Duchateau of Belgium defeats Miss United States Anne Lee Patterson of Ludlow, Ky., with judges including Haskell Coffin and John Held Jr. The winner, five feet 6 3/4 inches, 127 pounds, cannot speak English and receives $2,500 plus a silver plaque. Patterson earns $500 as runner up. Lena Thomas of Memphis places third.
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Anne Lee Patterson
Ludlow
Haskell Coffin
John Held, Jr
Jule Cannert
Ben Carlton Mead
Lee Townsend
W. E. Huddleston
Galveston
Belgium
Miss Duchateau
Patterson
Memphis
Tenn
Lena Thomas
Germany
Daisy Threiberg
Cost of living shows sharp drop across 11 years
Colonel Leonard P Ayres presents a chart from the Cleveland Trust Company detailing a downward cost of living trend. The index covers shelter clothing food and miscellaneous items with lines for each division and a heavy line for overall living costs.
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NEA
Cleveland Bureau
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland (0.) Trust Company
False admission rumors swirl around Winslow rodeo
Herman Petersen of Greasewood and Indian Agent Hun ter at Ft. Defiance warn Navajo and other reservations that false reports claim five dollar admissions for the Meteor City Roundup. Rodeo Director Henry Ald rich says attendance fees are only one dollar daily and no special charges exist. Lions Club plans visits to reservations to share accurate event costs.
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Greasewood
Hunter
Ft. Defiance
Meteor City
Petersen
Winslow
Henry A. Aldrich
Leupp
Reamns Canyon
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for June 15
Treasury receipts for June 15 totaled 17.144 million dollars while expenditures reached 27.851 million. The balance stood at 31.483 million, with customs receipts for the month ending June 15 at 14.179 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Pageant Prizes Reported for Miss Atlanta Contest
Officials listed awards including a bar oness fourth prize of 150 dollars and Miss Atlanta Pat Hall of Atlanta Georgia with brown hair and tall stature receiving fifth prize of 100 dollars.
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Atlanta
Pat Hall
Free Los Angeles hotel and apartment rate folder offer
Public service notice invites readers planning a visit to Los Angeles to request a complimentary folder from Consolidated Rental Service detailing 328 Los Angeles hotels and apartments. It lists 12 000 rooms across 115 properties with 15 000 monthly guests and provides information on three of four guest requirements and furnished flats.
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Los Angeles
Consolidated Rental Service
South Grand Avenue
Stillwell
Consolidated Hotels, Inc
Railways Seek Quick Freight Rate Increase Amid Losses
A brief argues railways face emergency threatening their finances and service. It says a rate rise could yield under 4 percent net income, below the 5.75 percent legal norm, with recent returns far under target. It notes truck competition and reduced passenger use, citing leaders from eastern and western carriers.
President Dedicates Tomb of Abe Lincoln
President dedicates Lincoln tomb with a brown marble sarcophagus and copies of famed statues. Twenty eight Illinois National Guard companies patrol streets from the governor's mansion to the tomb while Mrs Hoover reviews 500 Girl Scouts and Col Richard J Shand presents the wreath.
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Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Illinois National Guard
Hoover
Col
Richard J. Shand
Mrs. Hoover
Girl Scouts
Oberlin Grants Honorary Degrees to two Men
In Oberlin Ohio on June 16 1930 Charles St John of Pasadena California a Mount Wilson Observatory staff member and Col Claude H Birdseye topographical engineer who mapped Mount Kilau ea were awarded honorary doctor of science degrees at Oberlin College annual commencement.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Charles St. John
Pasadena
Cal
Mount Wilson Observatory
Claude H. Birdseye
Mount Kilauea
Oberlin College
Debs Distraught as Newport Heiress Notices Summer Move
The passage notes J Huntington Hartford II, Harvard student and heir, leaving Newport for Honolulu with his mother. It mentions earlier earthquake fears in Japan with high casualties and damage to Tokyo glassware dealers. One person injured and a lamp caused a house fire, with broader tremor impact implied.
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Newport
R. I
J. Huntington Hartford
Harvard
Honolulu
Federal Deficit Still Increases Despite Early Tax Receipts
The June 15 close shows the federal deficit at 1 099 903 063 up from 1 091 809 366, with second quarter income tax receipts totaling 11 948 411 and first day receipts in the first quarter at 13 100 000. Treasury officials note a 7 500 000 postal deficit caused the spike, but expect year end to fall below Hoover’s 950 006 000 estimate.
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Washington
Treasury
Hoover
Call of the Stars lecture at First Baptist church
Miss Abigail Johnson will present an illustrated lecture titled The Call of the Stars at the First Baptist Church tonight at 8 o clock. Special music good singing and an interesting talk will be provided. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Call of the
Abigail Johnson
First Baptist
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