Action On Arizona Highway Budget Delayed
Arizona highway officials delay final budget action pending possible federal relief funds. The 4.19 million plan includes 550000 for U S 60 eastern half as T B Stewart accuses a four member agreement over Casa Grande Gila Bend road. the matter was debated at a Phoenix hearing.
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C. E. Addams
Phoenix
U. S
T. B. Stewart
Casa Grande-Gila Bend
Stewart
Addams, Hart, Trengove
Mansfield
Barth
A. A. Johns
Theft of Safe From Highway Shop Under Probe
Arizona authorities join sheriff's officers in investigating the weekend theft of a safe from the highway department shop. The safe contained miscellaneous papers and 200 dollars belonging to the governor's unemployment relief fund.
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Phoenix
Arizona Highway Patrol
Highway Department
Chicago Mayor Warns of Chicago Uncertainty Over Aug 1
Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak told the House Banking Committee relief is urgent and warned of potential upheaval in Chicago after August 1 if federal relief is not provided. He spoke for an amendment to the Wagner relief bill to allow municipal loans. He was joined by Chicago officials and Illinois lawmakers led by Senator Lewis. A Republican member warned that without relief federal troops could be sent to Chicago within six months.
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Washington
Anton Cermak
House Banking Committee
Chicago
Cermak
Illinois
Lewis
Britten
Arizona Weather Fair Tonight and Wednesday
Fair conditions continue in Arizona with little temperature change. In Winslow the forecast shows a Monday high and Tuesday low with unsettled notes in the text.
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Arizona
Peadelel Otesiecige
Akron Changes Commanders In Sea Duty Shuffle
Lakehurst New Jersey June 21 A new skipper will take the helm of the Akron as she goes aloft after tomorrow Lt Commander Charles F Rosendahl will turn over command to Commander Algar H Dresel Rosendahl moves to the West Virginia bridge and Dresel assumes airship duty A sea tour is required for promotion and Rosendahl shifts from control room to bridge.
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C. E. Rosendahl
Akron
U. S. Navy
Algar H. Diesel
Rosendahl
Lakehurst
N. J
U. S. S. Akron
Charles F. Rosendahl
Algar H. Dresel
Dresel
U. S. S. West Virginia
Hitler Demands Freedom for Nazi Parades Across Germany
Adolf Hitler demanded complete freedom for all uniformed Nazi groups in Germany. He spoke before Baron Wilhelm Von Gayl, the interior minister, with three top aides, after Bavarian police barred a Nazi parade in Munich.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Baron Wilhelm von Gayl
Hitler
Baron von Gayl
Munich
Goodman Read Meet Goodman Read Meet At Phoenix Highway Meeting
Frank R. Goodman Winslow city engineer led Navajo county delegates in protesting the proposed highway budget. He argued that 550000 for the Globe Showlow section of U S 60 benefits no one in Arizona and urged reallocating funds to improve other routes. The commission heard the concerns before a crowd of about 300.
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Arizona Highway Commission
Phoenix
Frank R. Goodman
Winslow City
Navajo County
Globe- Showlow
Department’s
Goodman
Commission
U. S. 60
A.soul
Arizona
Mari
Americans Seek Safety In Chile
Reports from Valparaiso say five people were killed in street clashes between Communists trying to trigger a general strike and Caribineros aided by sailors from destroyers in the harbor. Sailors entered Valparaiso to help restore order as strike efforts faltered. Fear grows for American lives and property amid anti foreign sentiment linked to the Davila Junta, with Ambassador Culbertson urging protection near Brayden Copper mines in Rancagua.
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Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
Davila
United States
William S. Culbertson
Rancagua
Brayden
Smith and McAdoo to Battle Gov Roosevelt
Frances M Stephenson reports that Alfred E Smith and William G McAdoo prepare to oppose Governor Franklin D Roosevelt at the 1932 Democratic convention. Rooseveltians aim to nominate Roosevelt on the first ballot with votes from New York and Illinois.
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Frances M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Chicago
Alfred KE. Smith
New York
William G. McAdoo
California
Roosevelt
Illinois
John F. Curry
Tammany
Alfred E. Smith
Gibson warns on debts after disarmament talks
Geneva June 21 Hugh S Gibson US representative at the disarmament conference tells Premier Herriot the United States will not listen to debt cancellations while Europe spends vast sums on arms. The talks at Morges followed calls from Washington for M Herriot Boncour to accept the American plan for qualitative and limited disarmament.
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Geneva
Hugh S. Gibson
America
Herriot
France
United States
Europe
Morges
Here
Lausanne
FortyWorkmen Fall From Gas Poisoning
Chlorine gas escaping from a tank car felled 400 workers near the New York Central tracks in New York. Four men were hospitalized as police firemen and gas company crews worked to revive those sprawled on the grass.
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New York
New York Central
McKinney resigns as Arizona Cattle Growers president
Dan McKinney of Elgin resigned as president of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association today to accept a field representative post with the federal intermediate land bank in Berkeley serving nine western states. J. M. Cartwright of Phoenix will be acting president.
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Phoenix
Dan McKinney
Elgin
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Federal Intermediate Land Bank of Berkeley
J. M. Cartwright
Cattle Growers Organization
Tillman Husband Missing Prompt Governor Aid
Mrs. Tillman urged Governor Hunt to push Navajo county Sheriff L D Diverbess to intensify the search for Tom M Tillman of Winslow who disappeared May 25 from a mountain ranch while bringing in milk cows. She rode four days looking and notified the district ranger for help. Tillman was reportedly seen at Camp Verde May 31 delaying the hunt.
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Phoenix
Hunt
L. D. Diverbess
Navajo County
Tom M. Tillman
Winslow
Tillman
Nurse testifies on Hutton first kiss in breach of promise case
Myrtle St. Pierre, Pasadena nurse, testifies that David Hutton swept her off her feet with lovemaking and proposed during a January 1931 date at her apartment. She sues Hutton for 200000 dollars over breach of promise, citing prior marriages and a decisive embrace on the divan.
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
David Hutton
Aimee McPherson Hutton
Myrtle St. Pierre
Hutton
David
Stimson Warns Japan Over Manchuria Maritime Customs Seizure
Secretary of State Stimson informed Ambassador Debuchi in a written note that seizure of the Chinese maritime customs in Manchuria by Pu Yi’s government would violate the spirit of the Nine Power Treaty. The warning was communicated from Washington.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Henry Pu Yi
Stimson
Japan
Debuchi
Washington
Bursting Bomb Kills Army Flier Over Fort Stotsenberg
Lieutenant Elwell A. Sanborn dies when a hundred pound bomb explodes after release from his aircraft. The blast cripples the plane, sending it down in flames near Fort Stotsenberg, as two nearby pursuit planes escape unharmed.
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Manila
P. I
Lieut
Elwell A. Sanborn
Fort Stotsenberg
Sanborn
Fatty Arbuckle Marries Third Time in Erie
Roscoe Conklin Fatty Arbuckle, once a film star, wed Addie Oakley Dukes McPhail at 2 30 this morning. Arbuckle, 46, born in Smith Center Kansas, and his bride, 26, formerly divorced in Hollywood, list Hollywood as their address. It is his third marriage and her second.
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Erie
Roscoe Conklin
Fatty” Arbuckle
Addie ‘Oakley
Dukes McPhail
Justice of the Peace
Walter Edward Goodwin
Wesleyville
Arbuckle
Smith Center
Kans
Hollywood
White Plains
Federal taxes take effect as new levies begin
Washington June 21 new federal taxes become effective to balance the budget after two deficit years. Some taxes apply at purchase by manufacturers or importers, with stocks on hand unaffected for now, while many taxes hit consumers at midnight. Long distance calls telegrams cables and radio messages incur charges, typically from ten cents. A two percent charge applies on the rental of safe deposit boxes. Continue on page six.
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Washington
United States
Minors Arrested in Coopertown Tobacco Robbery
Two youths Demetrio Losana and Antonio Leyva are jailed on robbery charges after a tobacco theft from S. Armijo’s Coopertown store last night. Winslow police report over the weekend adds to eight violators sentenced by Police Judge 4 L Dunklin since Friday. Mary Edward fled the city to avoid a disorderly house hearing on Apache Avenue.
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Demetrio Losana
Antonio Leyva
S. Armijo
Coopertown
Winslow
4. L. Dunklin
Mary Edward
Apache Avenue
Mrs Hausner To Meet Rescued Mate In Miami Flight
Mrs Martha Hausner flies to Miami to meet her husband Stanley Hausner rescued from the Atlantic after a failed Poland flight. He sails aboard the Circe Shell toward New Orleans. Four seaplanes are planned to meet off the Florida coast to bring him to Miami.
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Newark
N. J
Martha Hausner
Miami
Fla
Stanley Hausner
Atlantic Ocean
Poland
Hausner
Circe Shell
New Orleans
Florida
Garfield Says Borah Misrepresented Plank
Garfield a Cleveland lawyer and former resolutions chair says Senator Borah misinterpreted the prohibition plank. He disputes Borah’s claim that the plank amounts to repeal and notes the suggested 20th amendment would replace the 18th.
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Garfield
Borah
Washington
James
Cleveland
Senate
Resolutions Committee
University Budget Reduced by 137500
Dr. Homer LeRoy Shantz announced to Frank Luke that the Arizona University budget was reduced by 137500. The regents cut salaries and trimmed operation capital investment travel repairs and replacements to lower the upcoming tax levy.
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Phoenix
Homer LeRoy Shantz
University of Arizona
Frank Luke
State Tax Commission
Board of Regents
Anticipation Bonds Clause Is Uncertain
Phoenix June 21 Rep. Lewis W. Douglas told Governor Hunt it was impossible to say if Congress could place a provision in the credit extension measure to handle state tax anticipation bonds. The issue centers on adding the bonds clause to the federal aid package.
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Phoenix
Lewis W. Douglas
Hunt
Congress
Prohibition Named Major Issue at 1932 Democratic Convention
John J. Raskob arrives at convention HQ and backs Jouett Shouse as permanent chairman while pledging not to choose a presidential nominee. He supports delegating prohibition planks to delegates and favors state control of liquor over repeal of the eighteenth amendment.
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Chicago
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Raskob
Jouett Shouse
Shouse
Roosevelt
Walsh
Montana
Garner Urges Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
Washington June 21 John N Garner speaker of the House issued a formal statement to newsmen urging repeal of the eighteenth amendment. He said he voted against the amendment and never believed it sound or workable. He noted California and Texas Democrats will send delegations to Chicago to vote for his nomination and expressed willingness to serve his country and party to the limit of his capacity.
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Washington
John N.garner
House
California
Texas
Chicago
House of Representatives
Dodgers Tie Pirates in 9 2 Victory for Third Place
Brooklyn Dodgers crushed three Pittsburgh pitchers 9 to 2 to move into a tie for third in the National League standings. Malone and Hartnett led the Dodgers supporting cast while Benge Hansen Berley and W Davis contributed on the mound.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Malone
Hartnett
Benge
Hansen
Berley
W. Davis
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Takes 16 to 37 Slugfest Loss at Chicago
In a high scoring game the Phillies fall to the Chicago nine as Walberg and Cochrane combine for pitching support while Gaston and Berry contribute for Chicago in a decisive win.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Walberg
Cochrane
Gaston and
Berry
Rotary pick seen for presidency at Seattle convention
Clin ton P. Anderson a 37 year old insurance man from Albuquerque N M was the sole nominee at the Rotary International convention in Seattle for the presidency to succeed Sydney W Pascall of London. Chairman Hoover sent congratulations to Amelia Earhart Putnam on her solo Atlantic flight. Henri Cochet the French tennis ace was eliminated in the Wimbledon second round by Ian G Collins of England.
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Seattle
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
N. M
Rotary International
Sydney W. Pascall
London
Washington
President Hoover
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Wimbledon
England
Henri Cochet
Ian G. Collins
Senate Moves Toward Key Vote on Relief Bond Issue
In Washington on June 21 the Senate pressed the $2 billion Democratic relief bill bond issue toward a final vote. Leaders urged quick action to clear the relief question, aiming to adjourn by Saturday if the measure passes.
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Washington
Senate
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Goodman Read
Gibson
U.S
McKinney
Arizona Cattle Growers Assn
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Camp Verde
Girl
Mrs. Hausner
MR. Hoover
Hoover
St. Louis
Dean and
Mancuso
Mitchell
Luque
Mooney and Hogan
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