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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1930

Page

4

Governor Phillips Plays Politics Over Fourth Maricopa Judge

Maricopa county seeks a fourth superior court judge amid work overload while Governor Phillips delays action. The dispute echoes a prior Coconino case where a political maneuver influenced a judgeship appointment. County supervisors refuse to proceed until the governor vows to avoid political games.

Maricopa County John C. Phillips Coconino County Maricopa Board of Supervisors Phillips W. 5 Norviel Coconino J. E. Jones C. B. Wilson Arizona Goconino County Nerviel

First step toward Winslow pool offered by donor

Mrs. N. J. Bly pledges clear title to suitable land for a city pool for Winslow children. The next move rests with civic groups or the city council to organize construction and raise funds to turn the plan into reality in the coming weeks. A civic drive and council appropriation are cited as essential steps. Germany advises milk as the standard army beverage, noting a milk find contest aiding a local native son.

Winslow N. J. Bly Germany

Indians May Not Ask Hoover To Stay

The text notes that unless Mr. Hoover improves to around a .300 batting average, the Cleveland Indians may not keep him. It frames a potential short stay based on performance.

Mr. Hoover Cleveland Indians

Aerial honeymoons rise in popularity

Report notes that aerial honeymoons are becoming popular with newly married couples. It observes that couples were already up in the clouds well before airplanes arrived.

Advertising Truth May Prove More Powerful Than Spin

The piece argues that overstated retail ads harm newspapers and mislead readers. It urges truthful, specific descriptions of goods and fair pricing, noting a shift toward ethics codes from national dealer associations as the public desires clear answers on how, why, when and how much.

Troer LN

Reservoir Board Files Judgment In Pleasant Dam Case

The Arizona reservoir board filed with the state tax commission a lien of 1,669,407.60 against Lake Pleasant dam for last year’s abatement of a menace to life and property. The lien covers dam changes after Feb 23 1929 when defects were deemed a menace. Lake Pleasant dam on the Agua Fria river, 35 miles NW of Phoenix, was built for irrigation and cost about 5 million dollars.

Phoenix, Ariz Arizona Reservoir Board of Control and Supervision State Tax Commission Lake Pleasant Dam Lake Pleasant Agua Fria Phoenix Maricopa County Water Conservation District NG. 1

Writer Melville Post Dies In Clarksburg Hospital

Melville Davisson Post, 59, a renowned short story writer, died today in a Clarksburg hospital after a lengthy illness. He was a prominent figure in American letters with a career spanning several decades.

Clarksburg W. Va Melville Davisson Post

Open University Driveways During Summer Session

The grounds department of the University of Arizona in Tucson announces that campus drives will be opened throughout the summer. During the school year central drives are closed to motor traffic for student safety, but summer session registration allows visitors to drive on campus roadways for the next three months.

University OF Arizona Tucson University

Oil Land Leases To Be Rejected In West Shale Regions

Henry A. Morgan, register of the U S land office in Phoenix, said all applications for lease entry or selection of lands in the western oil shale districts of recognized commercial importance must be rejected. Entries already allowed will be canceled and the lands reserved for government investigation and classification.

Phoenix, Ariz Henry A. Morgan Register of the United States Land Office Morgan

Tariff Cuts Cheese Cargo For Saturnia

Naples June 28 AP The liner Saturnia sailed with 100 tons of Italian cheese instead of 250, a reduction caused by higher tariff on cheese at US ports. The move reflects tariff pressures impacting cargo loads on transatlantic routes.

Naples

Mississippi Weekly Wins National Medal for Service

A Mississippi weekly newspaper, the McComb Enterprise edited by O Emmerich, earned the National Meditorial Association trophy for outstanding community service. The paper, founded six years ago, was praised for its exceptional record over the last year and likely top among all weekly competitors in prior years.

Milwauker Wis National Meditorial Association McComb Enterprise O. Emmerich

Seek To Stabilize World Silver Price

Negotiations by President Hoover with other countries to determine the feasibility of calling an international conference to discuss stabilization of the price of silver. The resolution by Senator King Utah proposes the conference be called to consider plans to increase silver use for monetary and other purposes and to stabilize its price.

Washington Hoover Senation King Utah

Utah Population Tops 500000 in Census Count

Census figures from AP show Utah's population reaching 502,640, up from 449,396 in 1926, a gain of 11.88 percent. Salt Lake City area cited in the report.

Salt Lake City Associated Press Today Utah

Thirty-Two Rum Defendants Convicted in Idaho Rebellion

A federal jury in Coeur d Alene finds 32 defendants guilty in the Wallace rum rebellion case. Principal defendants include Mayor Herman J. Rossi former Mayor W H Herrick and Police Chief W J Bailey as the government continues its crackdown on illegal whiskey sales in north Idaho.

Couep D’alene Ida Wallace North Idaho Herman J. Rossi W. H. Herrick W. 3. Bailey

Bids Opened for New Grade School in Casa Grande

Bids received for grading section H of Route No. 19 Clifton Springerville National Forest highway within Apache National Forest.

Casa Grande Clifton-Springerville National Forest Apache National Forest

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