Public lands threatened by Utah Navajo county backlash
Holbrook Tribune reports a sharp critique of a U S Forestry chief recommendation to transfer all public domain to the bureau amid Arizona land stakes. The piece argues federal overreach threatens state control of 190 000 000 acres in eleven states and urges Hoover to have states assume administration. It cites Navajo county land mixes and Monuments including Grand Canyon.
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Arizona
U- 8 Forestry Department
Public Lands Commission
Forestry Department
Forest Bureau
Navajo County
New Mexico Land Company
Santa Fe
State of Arizona
Grand Canyon National Park
Vernon Bailey
Tthe Park Service
V. T. Park
Pleasant Valley
South Canyon
Houserock Valley
Winter Range
Buckskin Mountains
Bureau
Hoover
Washington
Forrester
Holbrook Tribune
Modern Facilities for Roosevelt Indian School Pass Senate Favor
The bill funds a $100,000 appropriation for the Theodore Roosevelt Indian School at Port Apache to replace a dormitory destroyed by fire. It aims to modernize the campus and elevate the school to one of the finest educational plants in the Indian service.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Port Apache
Roosevelt School
Indian Service
Arizonasenator Ashurst fights Boulder dam plan in senate rhetoric
The Phoenix Evening Gazette notes Senator Ashurst condemns California in the Boulder dam dispute and gains support from Kansas Representative Ayres. Ayres questions Los Angeles contracts and warns LA may leverage its position to avoid fair compensation. The piece also mentions $165 million federal spend and ongoing project implications for Arizona and other states.
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Arizona
Senate
Ashurst
Boulder Dam
California
Wilbur
Associated Press
Ayres
Kansas
Boulder
Los Angeles
Southern California Edison Co
Tie
United States
Two University Students Chosen By College Humor
The University of Arizona announces two students selected for the college humor Hall of Fame. Don ald Streigel of Phoenix and Miss Margaret Koons of Tucson will have their portraits and a feature on their activities in a summer College Humor issue. A campus contest earlier named six Arizona representatives.
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Miss Koons
Streigel
University OF Arizona
Tucson
Donald Streigel
Phoenix
Margaret Koons
Arizona
Washington Letter on Hawley Smoot Tariff Pros and Cons
Rodney Dutcher reports on the Hawley Smoot tariff debate and its expected impact. Proponents claim rapid prosperity and global leadership, while opponents warn of unemployment and trade decline, with Democrats poised to use the issue in 1930s politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Nfaehing Tos
United States
Hoover
Jim Watson
Jouett Shouse
Poisoned Alhambra Mother Linked to Deaths
In Alhambra California on June 24 three children and their mother Mrs Louise Proctor aged 40 are dead from suspected poisoning. Authorities believe she supplied the poison and autopsies have been ordered to determine the facts.
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Alhambra
Calif
Louise Proctor
Arizona Wheat Crop Rated Finest In Years
Arizona will grow 1,316,000 bushels of winter wheat in 1930 with a June 1 condition at 94 percent of normal, described as the best in years. Oats at 92 percent and barley at 93 percent follow a generally favorable outlook. oranges at 92 and grapefruit at 90 percent of normal. Hay in central and southern valleys shows good yields, alfalfa first cuttings completed with strong crops overall.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
M. R. Wells
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Salt River Valley
Wells
California
Nebraska
Pope in Vatican City Suffering Acute Bladder Trouble
The Pope was reported in Vatican City today to suffer an acute bladder trouble with symptoms described as alarming and possibly related to poisoning.
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Vatican City
Twelve Die From Heat In Chicago
A heat wave pushed temperatures over 100 degrees across the corn belt with Chicago recording twelve deaths. Pavements buckled while Lincoln Nebraska reached 102 degrees and cooler regions remained scarce. Farmers in the Midwest faced parched oats and withering crops as the heat extended into Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota.
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Centralia
Lincoln
Neb
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Dakotas
Upper Michigan
Chicago
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Winslow
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United Press Association
the Newspaper Enterprise Association
State of
Phoenix Evening Gazette
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Turpen & Wheeler
Tupen & Wheeler
Eeler
Bilan
Hy Bros. Coffee
Protess
Osten
BROS
Genasco
Trinidad Lake
Winslow, Arizona
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