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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
4
A Winslow civic discussion outlines options to build a municipal swimming pool. Rotary and other clubs consider financing, management, regulation, and health safeguards while stressing need and safety to prevent accidents.
In a Yale graduation address President James Rowland Angell argues a strong case for international disarmament. He warns that even powerful nations bear heavy responsibility to curb armaments and that only global institutions can render war unthinkable. The article also notes Cheel and Chicago gangsters with unrelated remarks about Will Rogers and college baccalaureate humor.
The Phoenix Evening Gazette notes Senator Simmons of North Carolina lost re nomination in the Democratic primaries. Once a long standing party leader and 24 year US senator he bolted the 1928 Democratic ticket. The piece argues loyalty to the party remains strong in the South despite his stand.
Superior officials propose erecting a 500 watt radio broadcasting station four miles east of town. Details call for a new transmitter site, aerial and studio facilities subject to zoning approvals and federal licensing. Public comments are anticipated before final permits are issued.
Society matron Mrs. Roger Almond of Wichita, wife of a prominent attorney and mother of a 6 year old boy, has taken up hobbies and plans to fill her time between bridge parties and dinner dances amid social duties.
Rodney Dutcher notes Washington chatter about a Jim Reed presidential bid and other names as parties gear up for national conventions. Democrats feel buoyant about gaining Congress and pressuring Hoover’s remaining years, while Republicans face similar speculative buzz about potential nominees and even a shift of Owen D Young from the power trust.
Phoenix health officials debunk whiskey as an antidote for snake bites. They advise applying a tourniquet above the wound, using anti venom serum if available, or performing incision and suction if not. Do not provoke snakes and seek proper treatment promptly.
Washington June 20 AP The treasury receipts from June 17 along with public debt funds nearly wiped out the prior deficit of 202,556,065 dollars. Income tax payments from the second 1925 installment totaled 102,109,256 dollars and miscellaneous receipts were 109,318,790 dollars.
Secretary of State J. P. Fraizer reports Senator Carl Hayden says fees charged for registration and certification of absentee electors in Mexico are unauthorized under consular tariffs. Hayden notes a 1828 tariff revision removed such fees, which previously stood at $2 per service. Fraizer dismissed Senators Hayden and Ashurst after a request from Santa Cruz County for a ruling. Dixieland dance pavilion in Phoenix, recently burned, will be rebuilt.
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