Preventing Accidents Through Roadway Ethics and Enforcement
National Conference on Street and Highway Safety reports 31 000 auto deaths and a million injuries in the past year. Half the fatalities involved pedestrians at crossings or intersections. lack of lights signals and rule violations account for many casualties. The other half stem from speeding wrong way driving and reckless maneuvers. A uniform roadway ethics code plus stricter driver training and enforcement could reduce the toll.
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National Conference On Street and Highway Safety
Ford and the Farmers
Henry Ford argues that agriculture should embrace large scale production to create a surplus and develop new uses for crops. He opposes the Farm Board view that farmers should reduce output, noting scarcity in China and questioning how surplus goods can be sold. Ford predicts eventual acceptance of his approach.
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Federal Farm Board
Mr. Ford
China
Morrow nomination sparks New Jersey self government plea
Henry H. Curran of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment praises Dwight Morrow as Republicans in New Jersey seek to restore local self government in state affairs. He contrasts this with Arizona and Southern California views on sovereignty and major regional projects like Boulder Dam and the Colorado River.
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Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Dwight Morrow
Arizona
California
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
Advertising Pays Off in Gallup Merchants
The Gallup Evening Herald notes firms that prosper use advertising while others fall short. It argues successful merchants sell what people want, maintain efficient organization and fair prices, and actively promote goods and services. Those lacking enterprise fail in hard times. the fittest survive.
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Gallup Evening Herald
Gallup
Phillips Plans Extended Conference Trip
Governor J. C. Phillips will leave Phoenix on a Saturday for a series of conferences. The trip will keep him away from the capital for more than 10 days, with the first stop at Grand Canyon State locations yet to be announced.
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Phoenix
Ariz
J. C. Phillips
Grand
Governors Gather for Western States Conference Route
The Arizona governor attends the Carlsbad Cavern Grand Canyon Highway Association meeting on June 23 at Grand Canyon. He travels by auto to Salt Lake City for governors of 11 western states June 26 27 28, then to Utah for a broader conference starting June 30. A July 4 Grand Canyon Lodge celebration includes a Zion National Park tour.
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Utah City
Utah
Zion National Park
Grand Canyon Lodge
North Rim
Campaign spending and senate entry via influence questions
Rodney Dutcher notes that campaign funds matter less than how money is raised and spent in senatorial races. He cites Ruth Hanna McCormick’s Illinois primary spending, Newberry’s Michigan case, and other examples to argue the Senate has no strict spending standard and rarely bars entrants unless tainted by corruption.
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Ruth Hanna McCormick
Ilinois
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
J. Ham Lewis
Newberry
McCormick
Boss Ware
Pennsylvania
Smit of
Smith
Samuel Insull
Middle West
Fess
Ohio
Bingham
Connecticut
Insull
Old Sam
Scattered Rains Benefit Ranges Across Arizona and New Mexico
Weather notes report light rains across Arizona and adjacent New Mexico districts helping cattle ranges and water sources. Despite hot winds drying northern plateaus, most areas including Pinedale Prescott and Yuma show good to excellent conditions for hay cotton melons and fruits.
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Douglas
Ft. Bayard
N. M
Pinedale
Thatcher
Gamereo
White Mountains
Prescott
Santa Cruz County
Coconino County
Grand Canyon
Williams
Holbrook
Yuma
Salt River
Nancy Carroll Shuns Song and Dance in Rialto Debut
A new Nancy Carroll appears in her first dramatic starring picture The Devil's Holiday at the Rialto. Carroll forsakes song and dance for a serious film role, signaling a shift in her screen persona.
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Nancy Carroll
Rialto
Carroll
Senate approves tariff commission investigations directive
The senate adopted an eight resolution by Senator Borah directing the tariff commission to begin investigations under the flexible clause of the new tariff act. The scene references a Rialto picture moving to the Rialto theater next Monday.
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Senate
Borah
Tariff Commission
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