Maricopa County Pushes for Fair Highway Funding
Arizona debate over funding for the Globe to Springerville U S Highway 60 link pits Maricopa County against central and southern counties. The county argues it already pays a large share through the gasoline tax and notes federal reclamation projects boosted Salt River valley growth, urging funds be used on needed roads rather than an unnecessary route.
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Arizona
Maricopa County
Winslow
St. Johns
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone
Prescott
Tucson
Yuma
Chandler
Casa Grande
Safford
Globe
Springerville
Maricopa
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Federal
Reclamation
United States
Federal Treasury
Roosevelt Dam
Coolidge
Salt River
Gila County
New Mexico
Blythe-Wickenburg
Social Week Features Bridal Shower and Local Weddings
A busy social week included a bridal shower at the Ralph H. Cake home honoring Mrs. Herman Thornton, with Mrs. M. H. Proctor and others winning bridge prizes. Miss Zora Bernice LaPrade wed Lester West in a ranch home ceremony, with relatives and neighbors hosting a post ceremony dinner and plans for a Grand Canyon trip.
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LaPrade-West
Zora Bernice LaPrade
Lester West
W. Ray Gor
Baptist Church
Meta LaPrade
Charles Stegmier
Grand Canyon
Phoenix
C. M. LaPrade
Anniversary Celebration Of G I A Brotherhood Dinner And Bridge
The G I A Brotherhood marks its thirty fifth anniversary with a dinner and bridge in La Posada hotel dining room. Guests received miniature engine favors as table centerpieces and reminiscences of the Albuquerque division were shared by Mrs. Charles Daze. High bridge scores went to Farnsworth, Brooks, and Dewey with Daze taking consolation.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
la Posada
Favor
Albuquerque
Charles Daze
J. H. Hohn
L. O. Hohn
A. R. Dewey
F. T. Farnsworth
R. P. Kelly
A. L. Good
A. L. Flaharty
D. E. Parker
F. B. Douglas
EB. J. Iler
P. A. Sawyer
Holbrook
J. H. Haney
Gallup
Night Hawks Club Hosts Auction Bridge Party at Friend Home
The W. D. Friend residence on West Maple hosted the Night Hawks gathering on Wednesday evening. Garden produce from the Friend gardens decorated the event as guests played auction bridge. Honorees included Mrs. Charles Zahnley, Mr. R. K. Mullins, and Mr. Richard Mullins.
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L. C. Hart
East Fourth Street
E. B. Sylvester
Jay Lebsch
James Day
Doris Gardner
Lewett Hart
Hart
T. C. Garrett
R. E. Smith
L. B. Pino
Ray Mitchell
Virginia Day
Cynthia Mae Day
Tom Pinto
W. D. Friend
West Maple Street
Hawks
Friend Gardens
Charles Zahnley
R. K. Mullins
Richard Mullins
J.R. Chilson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
P. R. Brand
David Miles
W. C. Fertig
Ash
Fork
C. A. Hansen
B. Ll. Christiansen
Farewell Bridge Party For Mrs Madden And Family
A group plans a Sunday motor trip to Los Angeles to honor Mrs G H Madden with her husband and daughter Margaret. Guests at a 1:30 p m dessert bridge at the Schleuter home include Mrs O W Schleuter assisted by several friends. flowers from Schleuter gardens adorned the living room and prizes awarded to Mrs Forest Fisher high score, Mrs Burl Vincent second, and the honoree received a guest gift.
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Margaret Madden
G. H. Madden
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Darling
North Williamson Avenue
Marjorie Mullins
Kathleen Smith
Patsy Black
Peggy Darling
J. R. Wyrick
Mary Dickason
St. Vincents School of Nursing
Dickason
A. E. Dickason
Marion Vandebur
Howard Duffy
Virginia Ward
Constance Shipley
Bobbie Brayman
Johnny Scott
Bridge
Stannard Nesting
Warren Avenue
Harry Carper
Beloit
Kansas
Carper
Harold White
John F. Clark
Ernest Droegemueller
R. K. Mullins
John P. Clark
Margaret
O. W. Schleuter
Horace Evans
Frank Farnsworth
C. J. Brooks
Schleuter
Forest Fisher
Burl Vincent
Adien
James Claffey
Albuquerque
J. E. Balmer
Leupp
James Haynie
Gallup
H. B. Saunders
V. C. Proctor
J. B. Drumm
W. L. Lindblom
Riley Walcott
H. C. Kabelin
M. E. Stone
A. L. Good
John L. Swee
Congress Briefs Reported Actions On Relief and Economy
Senate takes up Democratic relief program and Banking Committee continues stock market inquiry. House receives conference report with pay cut provisions of the economy bill and considers miscellaneous measures. A Friday vote killed cash bonus 62 18. Economy conferees failed to reach a furlough agreement. House passed a federal kidnapping bill and sent to the president. A resolution endorsing London economic serenity was adopted.
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Banking Committee
House
Senate
London
Notable Visits Mark Stone Cornerstone Laying in Winslow
County Recorder C M C Houck Judge and Mrs Sidney Sapp attended the cornerstone ceremony at the Winslow high school with state schools head C Case praising local progress. City council adopted new members F T LaPrade J B Drumm W F Williams Robi L Moore and Wm J Crozier at June 11 meeting.
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C. M. C. Houck
Sidney Sapp
C. ©. Case
State Superintendent of Schools
Winslow
F. T. LaPrade
J. B. Drumm
W. F. Williams
Robi. L. Moore
Wm. J. Crozier
Fourth of July Celebration Planned by Winslow Legion Leader
Frank Perkins Post of Winslow American Legion aims to stage the largest Fourth of July event in northern Arizona. Flagstaff debuted locally last Sunday and lost to the home baseball team. Verla Care, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oare, won a state university scholarship at Tucson last Friday.
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Frank Perkins
Winslow American Legion
Arizona
Flagstaff
Verla Care
Arizona Clay Promises Beauty and Health Benefits
Arizona researchers tout a mud pit at Black Canyon 52 miles north of Phoenix as a source of clay that may erase crow feet and improve health. A refining and distribution company forms with a Phoenix lab and plans a sanatorium at the site to capitalize on the clay’s claimed powers.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Ponce de Leon
Black Canyon
Here
Stevens Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer
G T Stevens of Winslow Arizona declares his run for County Treasurer as a Democrat subject to the September 13 1932 primary. He cites experience as an accountant and banker and asks for voter support.
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Navajo County
G. T. Stevens
Winslow
Arizona
Navajo County District 2 Supervisor Candidate Announces Candidacy
A candidate for Navajo County District 2 Supervisor announces entry for the Democratic Party primary on September 13, 1932 from Winslow. The statement seeks party support and outlines intent to seek nomination.
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Navajo County
Winslow
Charles F. Oare Seeks Republican Candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer
Charles F. Oare announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer of Navajo County in the primary on September 13. He cites over 30 years of experience in accounting clerical and bookkeeping work and asks for voters' support.
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Navajo County
Charles F. Oare Winslow
Arizona
Hitchcock Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Recorder
C M Charlie Hitchcock announces candidacy for County Recorder of Navajo County subject to the Republican Primaries on September 13 1932. He asks the support of his friends.
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Navajo County
C. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Tom Hubbard Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Navajo County
Statement filed for the Navajo County sheriff race seeking voters support at the Democratic primary on September 13 1932. Hubbard asks friends for support.
Mary A Brown Seeks Support in Navajo County Primary
Announcement for the county school superintendent race in Navajo County notes the Democratic Primary on September 3 1932 and asks for support from friends. The message is signed Miss Mary A Brown.
Pleasant Valley: a worry-free oasis 148 miles from Phoenix
A Phoenix business group touts Pleasant Valley as a serene, prosperous desert haven. 148 miles from Phoenix and 70 miles from Globe, Holbrook residents live simply with cattle, timber, grain, and fruit. They rarely visit theatres, rely on forest fuel, and enjoy stable prices that ease money concerns.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Pleasant Valley
Globe and Holbrook
Globe Or Holbrook
Graham Tewksberry
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Izona
Winelo
Vember
Associated Press
Associated “Presa
THE
United Press Association
the Newspaper Enterprise Association
National Editorial Association
Arizona Newspapers Association
Tush Street
San Francisco
New York
42Nd St
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Petroit
Billie Williams
Ralph H. Cake
West Mapie Street
Robert M. Williams
Herman Thornton
M. H. Proctor
D. A. Hitchcock
Dan Foley
Opal Weiss
Harry Tarper
Arthur Schaar
M. H. ?Roctor
Paul Thornton
R. B. Tackett
Georgia Kelly
Geneva Jensen
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
Gerald Lloyd
R. L. Otey
Dick Krunsen
Laurence Mosley
C. E. Stillwell
J. C. Hopson
North Apache Avenue
Joe Donahue
E. G. Evans
Claffey
W. D. Chase
Joseph Donahue
Roy Bren‘pan
R J. Wood
R. C.kaufman
L. H. Ball
R. C. Kline
James Hickey
E. 4G. Evans
el Paso
Texas
Monby Club
R. C. McClintic
West Third Street
W. B. Darling
C. A. Dancer
F. S. Jenkins
Frank M. Carter
F. M. Carter
Walter Olds
Charles Howell
M. F. Janeway
Estel Lake
Porter Rhodes
H. L. Boyd
John Embry
L. Thomas
Leon Spiers
E. E. Prochnow
John Ham
Somerton
Harold Poe
Wm. &. Wood
Harold Wheeler
Ralph Davis
H. M. Leamon
Robert Evans
M. EB. Stone
Marvin Young
E! Sahuaro Club
W. H. McDermott
C. A .Dancer
R. E. Irwin
M.E. Stone
B Wilson
C. D. McCauley
Maddens
Congress
Winslow Mall
Winstow Woman's Club City
Winslow Mail
Winslow Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Ladies of Maccabees of
B. of
L. E
Grand Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons of
Ruby
W. A. Parr
McClimars & Ward
Board of Education
E. E. Ball
Sec’g
Geo. P. Sampson
C. C. Moyer
Pacific Lodge
Co. D. McCauley
Tom Hubbard
Mary A. Brown
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