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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
4
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The Arizona representative Lewis W. Douglas opposed the full Patman bonus, voting against consideration and the bill in the House. An Arizona Republic editorial lauded his courage and veteran perspective, noting his call to curb government spending and modify statutes in the national interest. He defends his stance as a service member and responsible lawmaker.
An Arizona editorial denounces Maricopa County supervisors for deep tax rollbacks that shift burden to other counties. It warns reductions from 142 million to about 90 million in Maricopa will lower state revenue, raise costs for Pima and others, and distort the Gold Spot confidence.
The announcer seeks the Democratic nomination for County School Superintendent of Navajo County with primary on September 13 1932 and asks for friends support.
Charles F. Oare of Winslow Arizona announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Navajo County Treasurer in the primary on September 18. He cites over 30 years of experience in accounting clerical and bookkeeping work. Your vote is appreciated.
G T Stevens runs in the Navajo County Democratic primary on September 18 1932 asserting accounting and banking background to qualify for county treasurer. He asks for voters support.
A. B. Campbell of Winslow announces candidacy for Navajo County Supervisor District No. 2. He seeks the Democratic nomination in the primary on September 13, 1932 and asks for party support.
Announcement for the Navajo County sheriff race noting the Democratic Primary on September 13 1932. Tom Hubbard requests support from friends and voters as he pursues the office.
Albert Capone was arrested with eleven others after a raid on a hotel linked to Al Capone. Police suspect a bombing plot either by Communists barred from meetings or by gamblers shut down by Mayor Cerny. Albert lacked a prior police record. his brothers Al Ralph Frank Matthew feature in various legal situations.
Congress moves toward end of session with the Senate debating a Wagner proposal to boost the Reconstruction Finance Corporation borrowing power by 1.5 billion and a 500 million public works bond issue. Administration senators push to cut bonds while Republicans demand higher totals. House already passed a 2.306 billion Garner relief bill criticized as pork.
The Mennonite mission at Tamingfu in Hopei reports to the U S legation that all Americans there are safe and that the bandits threatening the city have fled into Henan province. Additionally the text discusses state tax reforms and funding disputes, noting Maricopa county seeks property tax relief while other counties share school costs.
Captain Wright urged the Phoenix commission to readjust the highway budget to maintain northern Arizona roads for year round travel. He called for work on the Arrowhead Trail from the Utah line southward through Arizona. Guy Powell of Flagstaff objected.
The Senate continues work on a Democratic relief program while the Banking Committee reviews Pittman silver bill. House votes on a furlough plan tied to the national economy bill. A 14 county committee proposal to settle the Highway 60 controversy is rejected. Public officials urge unity on the Globe-Showlow road project.
Flagstaff police report three Newark youths tied to a Newark theatre burglary. Max Olinger 19 Henry Dill 19 and Martin Koran 20 claim in writing to Newark Marshal James Wright they knew the Liberty Theatre safe combination and took 2000 dollars last April.
The Senate Banking Committee unanimously refused to release William Fox from a subpoena tied to a stock market investigation. Fox touted Highway 60 as a major Arizona development, discussing the Wickenburg to Blythe stretch and predicting Phoenix tourist trade in winter and northern Arizona in summer.
Shanghai June 20 T P Soong minister of finance who offered his resignation a week ago has reconsidered and will stay in the cabinet.
Everett Sanders and President Hoover met briefly in Washington as Sanders explained the president was engrossed with government duties.
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