Visiting and business trips add to Winslow notes
Local society notes list visits from Miss Gladys Lindholm of Los Angeles visiting her sister Mrs Kirk Foyle in Winslow and other residents including George C Jackson of Meteor City Service Station on a brief Flagstaff trip. Cattleman N W Chilson returns from Deming New Mexico with plans to head to Payson.
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Gladys Lindholm
Los Angeles
Winslow
Kirk Foyle
George C. Jackson
Meteor City
Flagstaff
Temple Penrod
Phoenix
M. M. Penrod
Holbrook
Paul Walling
American Legion
Wesley Bailey
Horei
E. C. Hatley
Northern
Arizona
Continental Oil Company
C. M
Charley” Hitchcock
County Recorder
Leupp
New Mexico
N. W
Chilson
Deming
N. M
Payson
Clark Funeral Will Be Friday
Holbrook residents and oldtime friends will attend the funeral for W. H. Clark at 3 o'clock Friday in the Community Church. Burial will follow in Holbrook cemetery beside his wife, who died 14 years ago. Clark suffered a paralytic stroke in Joseph City on June 15 and died Tuesday night at 10.
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Daily Mail
Holbrook
W. H. Clark
Joseph City
Governor Hunt Misses Rio Puerco Bridge Dedication
Governor Hunt cannot attend the Rio Puerco bridge dedication in the Petrified Forest on July 3 due to a prior engagement in Prescott. Horace M. Albright of the National Parks Service will be the principal speaker at the Holbrook Chamber of Commerce led ceremony.
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Hunt
Winslow
Rio Puerco
Petrified Forest
Prescott
Horace M. Albright
National Parks Service
Holbrook Chamber of Commerce
Gardens for Relief Aids 437 St Louis Families
A community garden program in St Louis will provide plots to 437 families this summer and fall without rent. Each family maintains its own plot and after harvest a cooperative cannery will supply canned vegetables for winter use.
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Gardens For Relief
ST. Louis
Vacation Bible School closing program
The Daily Vacation Bible School closes Friday at 7 45 PM at First Baptist Church corner Warren Avenue and Aspinwall. Parents and friends are invited to hear the children’s Bible exercises and view their handcrafts.
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First Baptist Church
Warren Avenue
Aspinwall
Candidates' Day Activities Reported by AP
Franklin D. Roosevelt stays in Albany tied to his routine as governor and keeps in touch with Chicago. He consulted New York Mayor James J. Walker to respond to charges of unfitness as he pursues victory.
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Albany
Chicago
James J. Walker
New York
Chicago arrival yields call for repeal and clear platform
The speaker arrived in Chicago and urged repeal of a policy, denying a stop-Roosevelt bid. He stated his formula for Democratic victory: present an honest, concise platform and nominate him for the lead role.
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Chicago
Yale honors Newton D. Baker with degree and speech
Former U S secretary of war Newton D. Baker received an honorary degree at Yale. In his remarks he admitted feeling discouraged at times about the direction of American intellect after leaving college.
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Newton D. Baker
Yale
America
Washington House Speaker Receives Telegrams On Repeal Statement
The speaker staying in Washington to preside over the House received stacks of telegrams praising his recent national issue remarks including a declaration for repeal.
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Washington
House
Senator outlines repeal plan as he leaves Kansas City
The former Missouri senator spoke on prohibition before departing Kansas City for Chicago, urging prompt modification of the Volstead act and swift submission of repeal of the eighteenth amendment.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Chicago
Silent Field Keeps Spotlight on One Candidate
Report notes other candidates absent from prominent coverage for now, with focus remaining on the leading contender as campaign events unfold.
Willcox Mystic Theatre Under New Management
Camp Verde invites bids to construct a bridge over Clear Creek near here with a June 16 deadline. New management at Willcox Mystic Theatre signals revival plans and local infrastructure work.
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Willcox
Mystic Theatre
Camp Verde
Clear Creek
Phoenix teens enter pre Olympic boxing trials
Fifteen teen amateur boxers from Phoenix prepare to compete in the Southern California pre Olympic tournaments in Los Angeles on July 1 and 2. Their trainer is Dick Brenton of Phoenix and seven fighters are from the United States Indian School in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Los Angeles
Dick Brenton
Judge Jenckes Won't Seek Governorship, Plans Return as Judge
Superior Court Judge Joseph S. Jenckes said he would not pursue the Republican governor nomination and instead will again enter the race for judge. Friends had drafted him for the governorship, but he chose to resume his judicial role.
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Phoentix
Joseph S. Jenckes
No Fair Funds For 1932 State Fair Told
Maricopa county board of supervisors informs Governor Hunt that no appropriation will be made for the 1932 state fair. The resolution cites the need to conserve public funds.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Governors of Montana and Michigan pledge copper industry aid
Montana Governor J E Erickson and Michigan Governor George Brucker reported by Ruth M Ward that they will assist in stabilizing the copper industry using plans proposed by the Arizona governor. Ward notes Brucker’s trip to Washington to push tariff interests.
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Phoenix
Montana
Michigan
Hunt
Arizona
J. E.erickson
Ruth M. Ward
George Brucker
Washington
Phoenix City Commissioner Kimball Seeks Secretary of State Nomination
David P. Kimball, a Phoenix city commissioner, announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state, contingent on the September primary. He argued department costs could be cut materially without harming efficiency.
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Phoenix
David P. Kimball
Kimball
Road grading Joseph City on U.S. Highway 66 progress
Road work continues on U.S. Highway 66 through Joseph City with grading operations underway. Officials announce lane impact and expected completion timeline as crews shape the route for safer travel. Local businesses monitor the detour and traffic changes during the project.
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Joseph City
Victims Testify on 1929 Market Losses in Senate Hearing
Miss Ann Gushee from Cheyenne Wyoming testified to the Senate banking committee that Continental shares she bought in 1929 at 83 soon fell below 78 on the exchange and are now worth little or nothing. She spoke as the committee focused on alleged market victims.
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Washington
Ann Gushee
Cheyenne
Wyo
Senate
Continental
Senate Banking Committee
Hausner Honored On Reaching U. S.
Miami reports Stanislaus Felix Hausner was rescued after eight days in a wave tossed plane forced down en route from New York to Poland. He reached a freighter Circe Shell shortly before midnight, suffering from hunger thirst and exposure. Poland and the United States honored the naturalized citizen on arrival.
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Miami
Fla
New York
Poland
Stanislaus Felix Hausner
Circe Shell
United States
Senate to take up Hawes-Cutting Philippine independence bill
Senate leaders agreed to consider the Hawes Cutting Philippine independence bill as soon as unemployment relief is disposed of. The move awaits Senate approval but is expected to be adopted.
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Washington
Senate
Winslow Holbrook project nears highway completion
A section of the Winslow Holbrook project is nearing completion. The highway forms a main street of the village, reflecting progress on the contracted work.
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Munity
Winslow- Holbrook
Alumni Dinner in Flagstaff Names Har rigan to Preside
Ellen M Harrigan of Flagstaff will preside at the annual Alumni Association dinner and election of the Arizona State Teachers College group tonight.
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Flagstaff
Ellen M. Harrigan
Arizona State Teachers College
Development Seen In Mize Death Case
Tucson officials press for answers in the 1928 Mize murder case as County Attorney Hall signals four suspects possibly linked as eyewitnesses or accessories. A grand jury may be convened and warrants could follow if questioned suspects refuse to cooperate regarding the shooting of auto salesman Oral L Mize on a road north of Tucson.
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Tucson
Oral L. Mize
William G. Hall
Hall
Millard F. Dixon
Mize
Dixon
Robert Wilkins, Jr
Phoenix Building Permits Sued Over Totals
A Phoenix case alleges construction permits led to a lawsuit with a total claimed of 60 680 dollars. The action names the permitting authority and involves a dispute over fees and approvals.
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Phoenix
California Vets Continue March Toward Bonus Cash
Former California servicemen pressed toward Washington to secure cash payment for bonus certificates. An advance group reached Dallas while El Paso hosted the largest contingent with stragglers moving east through west Texas towns. Representatives in El Paso said they would send women and children ahead in good cars and junk the unserviceable ones.
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Dallas
Tex
California
Washington
el Paso
West Texas
St. Louis Star and Times Formed by Merger
The St. Louis Star purchases the St. Louis Times creating a combined newspaper to be printed tomorrow as the St. Louis Star and Times. Both papers publish in the afternoon.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Times
St. Louis Star
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Santa Fe Railroad
Roxey Webb
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Roy Swanson
Hill Side
B. F. Evans
Nat Greer
Wilson and Coffin, Plumbing Company of
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Robert Cahn
Chas. Cahn
A. L. Flaharty
Clark
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
John C. Garner
James A. Reed
Winslow Floral
Central Drug and News Coo
Jenckes
Hausner
U. S
Philippine
M. Ferguson
WiNsLow Daily Mail
Elgin
Ruth Chatterton
Rialto
George O’brien
Kay America
Luckies
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U. K. America
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