Negro Congressman Repeats Benefit Musicale Plan for Scions
Washington June 20 AP Rep Del Priest the Negro Republican from Hingis plans to repeat in February the benefit musicale and reception he headed last night in the Washington mastor ium. Invitations went to all except two Republican members as most left for summer recess. About 3 000 attended with a dozen white guests including Rep Yates. Priest said the event would be repeated next February while others are away. He noted his wife attended a White House tea and said no social equality issue was involved. James Weldon Johnson called the event dignified and statesmanlike amid criticism of recent coverage.
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Hingis
DePriest
Congress
Yates
Iinois
White House
Arizona to sue to recover on 4.5 million land loans
The Arizona attorney general and State Treasurer Price plan foreclosures on school land loans totaling about £4.5 million. Federal suits will target delinquent taxes and missed interest or principal on numerous tracts, with sheriff's deeds already issued for Apache county lands under the Lyman dam project. Approximately 25,000 acres may be affected as titles are transferred to the state to restore funds for Arizona schools.
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Charles W. Price
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State Loan Board
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Schoo
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Price
Railroad Bookie Describes Arizona Beauty In Ads
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company released a nationwide edition promoting Arizona as The National Playground of America. Copies were distributed through agents and the London offices, with a full-page insert showcasing the state’s wonders. In Flagstaff on June 22 the calm weather arrives at Moriien Lake drawing Holbrook residents for respite this week. Navajo health officer W C Hendrick returned home yesterday as Justice D W Fasely and others from the capital join in camping nearby.
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Robert Hendergan
Sheep Industry Outlook in Arizona Not Rosy
H. D. Embach, secretary of the Arizona Wool Growers, reports a tough outlook for Arizona sheep farmers. A severe winter caused heavy mortality and reduced wool prices by six to eight cents per pound from last year, squeezing profits. Lamb prices also declined in recent weeks, with mills in the East slow to lift prices, and the tariff increase failing to offset market slumps.
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Arizona
H. DB. Embach
Arizona Wools Growers
Mibach
Market summaries show mixed livestock tones in June reports
Hogs and cattle prices drift with limited changes across Chicago Kansas City markets. Hogs steady to slightly lower on lighter demand. cattle uneven with feed and mature cattle drifting lower. sheep弱 with native lambs leading declines, while yearlings show modest gains amid heat and market shifts. Continuous notes on dealer behavior and regional trends appear throughout the reports.
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Rangers
Y. W. C. A. invites business women to Granite Dells camp
The Phoenix YWCA offers an inexpensive two week vacation for employed Arizona women at Granite Dells six miles north of Prescott. A 90 rear lease secures a dormitory for 64 with dining and kitchen facilities. July 27 to August 11 provide mountain climate, hiking and rest opportunities as women from across the state may use the camp. An information folder is available on request.
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County Treasurer Urges Delinquents to Heed New Law
Navajo county treasurer Fred T. Brown has mailed notices to hundreds of delinquent taxpayers warning that House Bill No 127 requires all counties to list delinquent property for sale. He notes penalties for failure to enforce the act and urges pay up to avoid forced sale and heavy interest. The piece also questions Republican spending on behalf of Kohler.
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Fred TL. Brown
Navajo County
Brown
Underworld Romance Partners Pat and Slim Return to Nightlife
In a grim city tale Pat a pretty club singer and Slim a slick pianist drift through a run down joint, twice jailed when a robbery claim tangles Pat with a jail stay. Despite bail missed and a near bad end they persevere together against the street’s dangers and the junk trade.
Wing wingbeat rate from rapid wing vibration
A fragment describes a buzzing sound caused by rapid wing movement, estimating up to 60 beats per second as a characteristic of flight dynamics. The snippet appears within a classified advertisements context.
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