Noted scientists Millikan and Von Karman fly to Akron for institute
Internationally famous Caltech aeronautical engineers Clark Millikan and Dr. Von Karman travel east aboard the Transcontinental and Western Air plane to attend the Guggenheim Lighter-Than-Air Institute opening June 26 and 27 in Akron. They stop in Kansas City briefly before continuing, with Von Karman joining Millikan in Winslow.
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Dr. von Karman
Caltech Aeronautical
Akron
Ohio
Guggenheim
Winstow
Mr. Millikan
Kansas City
Mexico imposes new consular fee on exports
The National Railways of Mexico informed the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce that effective July 1 consular certification of commercial invoices and a five percent consular fee will be required on all export shipments to Mexico.
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National Railways of Mexico
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
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Prescott Frontier Days set for July Fourth Celebration
Plans are completed for the 44th annual Prescott Frontier Days from July 1 to 4. The event will be the dominating livestock feature of the 18th annual Northern Arizona Fair.
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Sawyer Family Visits Winslow After Payson Trip
Judge and Mrs. P A Sawyer and daughter Betty spent yesterday in Winslow visiting friends. James R Chilson of the Arizona Bank forces returned to Winslow last evening after spending the week end in Payson. A railroad agent from Santa Fe left yesterday for Williams to work for the railroad company, displaced by a senior clerk in the local office.
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Clay Simer
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James R. Chilson
The
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C L Giragi Leaves Winslow for Chicago Convention
C L Giragi a Daily Mail publisher and Democratic national convention delegate left Winslow by air for Kansas City and Chicago where the convention opens next week. He plans to spend the night in Kansas City to inspect Transcontinental and Western Air facilities before joining his brother C P Giragi at Battle Creek and proceeding to Chicago for the event.
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Chicago
Winslow
Kansas City
Giragi
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
C. P. Giragi
The
Holbrook Tribune- News
Battle Creek
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Outlaw King Faces San Diego Boxer in Winslow Ring Card
George Outlaw King teams with Winslow flash for a Paramount Amusement Hall show. Bennie Aton of San Diego meets Kid Tate in the main event with Boxers Mike Alarid and Jack Harring in semi finals. A five-man battle royal and local preliminaries fill the card tomorrow night.
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Winslow Flash
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San Diego
Flagstaff
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Flash
Mike. Alarid
Winslow Boxing
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Notice of Lost Phoenix Fire Policies 1932
Citizens Insurance Agency formerly agent at Winslow Arizona for the Phoenix Assurance Company cannot locate fire policies numbered 714480 through 714500. Public holders should contact the company at 356 Pine Street San Francisco California. Agency is no longer agent for the Phoenix Insurance Company Ltd of London. June 20 1932.
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Winslow
Arizona
Phoenix Assurance Company
356
Pine Street
San Francisco
California
Phoenix Assurance Company,Ltd
London
Charles A. Craft
Winslow Boy Wins Honors At School
Winslow boy Trav is Foulton arrived from Carson Long Military School and earned the highest school award for a year in New Bloomfield Pennsylvania. At 17 he played football and basketball, joined the color guard, and excelled in his grades earning praise from the headmaster to his mother Mrs A G Emerson.
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Travis Foulton
Winslow
Carson Long Military School
New Bloomfield
A. G. Emerson
Slim New York Stock Exchange Day Hits Eight Year Low
The New York stock exchange reported the slimmest volume in eight years with total sales of 388165 shares. This marks the smallest full session turnover since June 2, 1924 when 310000 shares changed hands.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Amelia Earhart greeted by New York crowds in Riverside welcome
Amelia Earhart arrived in New York with Elinor Smith aboard the Riverside. Crowds gathered in the plaza at city hall as Earhart spoke of a five hour blind flight and planned a Washington visit to receive an honor from the president.
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Elinor Smith
Miss Earhart
Washington
New Mexico Man Is Free In Death Case
A New Mexico man, Seth Tidwell, was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Lee Orndorff Jr. of El Paso. The jury returned the verdict in a sealed envelope at the opening of court after about 30 minutes out. Orndorff was killed during deer hunting season.
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Lee Orndorff, Jr
el Paso
Tidwell
Orndorff
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