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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
5
Scouty rides two racing ponies in a careful, side by side stunt as Windy praises his balance and courage. The scene ends with Scouty sliding to the ground amid cheers and a mock fire drill featuring trained dog firefighters and a cardboard house.
Local cash-for-gold ad states we buy old gold and gold teeth at 109 West Second Street. The notice lists June 15 to 23 as its active period for the service.
In Chicago Los Angeles and Kansas City markets on June 23 show hogs and cattle trading unevenly with gains in hogs at Chicago while cattle remain steady to higher in Kansas City and Los Angeles. Vealers, sheep and feeders display mixed movement with regional price ranges and holdovers noted.
New York June 23. The stock market found it somewhat easier to advance than to decline today but there was little in the way of sustained movement. The mood remained cautious with modest gains in many issues and light trading volumes across sectors.
Les Spangler of San Pedro won the 40 lap 25 mile race in 16 minutes 27.15 seconds at the As cot Speedway breaking Arvol Brunmier’s 18 minute 28.30 second mark by a slim margin with Ernie Triplett of Los Angeles finishing a close second.
At Wimbledon on June 23 American players Palfrey Jacobs Burke and Harper featured in third and first round results. Palfrey defeated Webb 6 2 6 3 while Jacobs beat Barron 6 2 6 2 and Mangin of the International Tennis Club of New York won 7 5 6 1 6 4 over Avary. Burke lost to Metaxa 6 4 3 6 3 6 and Allison beat Miki 6 4 6 0 2 6 6 1 advancing to the fourth round in singles.
Tom Sheehan of Hollywood remained undefeated in the Coast League with seven straight victories. LeRoy Herrmann, the iron-man, added 16 wins and 6 defeats after a brief stint with the Chicago Cubs this season.
National League and American League leaders are listed by batting average runs hits home runs and pitching wins. Key names include P Waner Klein Herman Foxx and Ruth with multiple top marks across NL and AL categories.
Jack Dempsey criticizes the judges in the Schmeling Sharkey title bout. He says Sharkey was unfairly judged and Schmeling benefited. Dempsey questions the referee and suggests promoters avoid meeting him. He also notes radio descriptions misrepresent the result.
Fifty four runners entered the final Olympic marathon trial to be run in Los Angeles on Saturday. The field includes Argentina’s Juan Carlos Zabala, a noted distance star, as they contest to determine the first American to finish.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association will fund part of the costs for 26 athletes advancing to the final Olympic trials at Palo Alto starting July 16. With $2,333 available, the association will give about $120 per champion and $70 per second winner, with the remaining costs borne by their institutions.
William H. Murray left Oklahoma City for the convention. He rebuked a state employee who slapped him on the back saying, I’m no dog, don’t pat me on the back.
A member secures a spot on the United States Olympic squad, earning selection after trials and strong performances. The announcement confirms a place for the athlete on the upcoming Olympic roster.
Tucson June 23 Dr Charles R Beiderman a noted pioneer scientist died at the Post hospital Fort Huachuca Ariz at age 93 He served as a Civil War era soldier bodyguard to Lincoln and later collected specimens for scientific institutions He spent his last 30 years in Carr Canyon Cochise County and did grafting research at the University of Arizona earning a Doctor of Science degree.
The St. Louis-San Francisco rail road system reports May net railway operating incomes of 257 505 dollars, down from 1 026 097 a year earlier. The May deficit after charges was 892 919 dollars versus a surplus of 11 175 dollars in May 1931.
Chile Acuna the stool pigeon who helped uncover the 1930 vice squad scandal died in Brooklyn hospital after a coma from brain tumor surgery. His death ends a career marked by guarding and testifying about detectives hired to trap women.
Anna Evelyn and Catherine Elinor Roach, twins, graduate as the eleventh and twelfth Roach family members to depart the University of Missouri since 1908. Their older sister began the lineage 23 years ago, marking a long family tradition ending this term.
Nearly 3,000 Kiwanis International members with spouses and families gather in Detroit for the opening of their annual convention marking a return to the organization’s birthplace this Sunday.
The Sherer Gillette Company will sell at public auction at the Federal Market Winslow Arizona on July 2 1932 at 10 00 AM the No 1403 Sherer Bakery Case and No 1434 Sherer Wrapping Counter re possessed from C H Reed proprietor of the Federal Bakery under a conditional sale contract dated March 18 1930 filed March 28 1930 in Navajo County Arizona Book 3 page 628. Dated June 22 1932. SHERER GILLETTE COMPANY Co p McCAULEY Attorney for said company.
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