Eight Arizona Cities Suffer In Bank Closings
The Arizona Bank with six branches and a national bank failed to open across eight cities including Phoenix Flagstaff Kingman Winslow McNary Williams and Chandler. J R Welch supervises Arizona bank affairs while the First National Bank of Mesa closed for depositor protection and awaits state and federal examiners.
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Winslow
Arizona Bank
J. R. Welch
State Banking Department
Phoenix Bank
Welch
McNary
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Flagstaff
Kingman
Williams and
Chandler
First National Bank of
Mesa
Comptroller of Currency
Hitler calls for martial law and purge in Germany
Adolf Hitler demanded nationwide martial law in Germany and the suppression of the Communist party. He urged purging police in Prussia of Socialist and Centrist members, warning that the hour is at hand and it is five minutes before twelve.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Bavaria
Communist Party
Prussia
Bonus Army Seeks Extra Congressional Session
Washington veterans demand an extra session of Congress to secure their bonus. Leaders refuse to disperse and vow continued protest while authorities urge return home citing dwindling supplies and diminishing support. police say the effort should be decided at the polls.
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Washington
Veterans Army
Congress
Glassford
Publisher Approved As R. F. C. Director
Senate Banking Committee voted unanimously to approve Gardner Cowles Sr. Des Moines publisher for appointment as director of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
American Singer Dies in London After Heart Specialist Visit
Parisian death follows visit to a London heart specialist. He was a founder of the Everglades Club in Miami and a member of a well known American family.
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London
Paris
The
Everglades Club of
Miami, Fla
Arizona Weather Outlook Mostly Fair Through Saturday
Generally fair weather continues in Arizona with little temperature change. Winds remain light and nights cool as the forecast extends into Thursday night and Friday with stable conditions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Fight over two thirds rule splits Roosevelt era camps
Anti Roosevelt factions from several presidential camps rally around the two thirds rule. Governors and university leaders warn Abrogation could shear party unity while Roosevelt supporters press ahead with plans. Tamany Hall leader John F. Curry vows to fight to the last ditch against abolishing the rule.
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Chicago
Murray
Oklahoma
Resolutions Committee
Garner
Byrd
Smith
Traylor
Senator Glass of Virgina
James A. Farrey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Curry
New Government Set Up In Siam
In Bangkok on June 24 a brief palace revolt ended when a constitutional monarchy was proclaimed. Mutinous troops seized the city, invading the palace and imprisoning royal family members, ministers, and officials as the navy moved to return King Prajadhip and Queen Rambai to Bangkok.
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Bangkok
Siam
Huahin
Prajadhipok
Rambai
Federal Agent Shoots Man During Birmingham Dispute
A federal prohibition agent fatally shot Tom McComb during an argument over the arrest of McComb’s brother for liquor sales in Birmingham Alabama. Agent S R Posey said officer W L Hutto fired as McComb made a slight movement toward them.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tom McComb
S. R. Posey
W. L. Hutto
McComb
Tidal Wave Strikes Colima Causes No Local Losses
Dispatches from Colima report another earthquake and a smaller tidal wave hit Cuyutlan after evacuees left the town. The earlier wave reached 35 feet and left a death toll of 100. relief and rescue work continue as authorities assess damage.
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Mexico City
Colima
Cuyutlan
Clifton Mines Plan Outlined By Ayer
Frank Ayer of Phelps Dodge outlines shutdown plans for Morenci and Clifton mines and Clifton smelter. Operations cease around July 1 to July 10 for ore removal. The concentrator operates about two days after mine closure and the smelter two days longer. Fifty men retained with five at Clifton and forty five at Morenci.
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Morenci
Frank Ayer
Clifton
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Ayer
Hair Pulling Bee Detriot Juvenile Home Brawl
Police reserves were summoned to a Detroit juvenile detention home to quell a disorder where 90 girls aged 14 to 17 fought for over 15 minutes in the dining room using table knives dishes and other implements.
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Detroit
Hayden Sums Arizona Share Of Federal Relief Funds
Senator Carl Hayden released a tally showing Arizona would receive 3 280 000 dollars from the Wagner-Garner unemployment relief bill. The figure includes 1 762 000 for matching funds 284 000 from Oddie Colton act funds 726 000 for forest highways 250 000 for national park roads and 285 000 for reservation roads.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Phoenix Man Kills Wife And Himself
Albert Van Ham 38 from Butte Mont shot and killed his wife Ethel 21 as she slept in her father’s Phoenix home and then killed himself with a shotgun. Relatives cited domestic troubles and a nearing separation as factors. The wife’s father mother and five siblings slept nearby during the tragedy.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Albert van Ham
Butte
Mont
Ethel
Scientist Buried In Rock Hewn Grave
Dr. Charles R. Biederman, a nationally known scientist, was buried in a grave blasted from solid rock in Carr Canyon near Hereford Arizona. The lone site required a horse drawn casket due to inaccessibility, with dynamite used overnight to prepare the resting place. He died yesterday at Fort Huachuca hospital.
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Douglas, Ariz
Charles R. Biederman
Carr Canyon
Hereford
Arizona
Biederman
Huachucas
Dr. Biederman
Fort Huachuca
American Women to Attend Final Court of St James Reception
Eight American women will be presented tonight at the Court of St James for the fourth and last reception of the season, marking a closing event in London society activities.
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London
Court of St. James
Relief Bill Sent Into Conference On Unemployment Aid
The House moved to conference with the Senate on the Garner Wagner unemployment relief bill totaling 2.3 billion dollars. Negotiations begin immediately to resolve differences. House conferees include Collier Crisp Rainey Treadway Bacharach. Senate conferees are Brookhart and Wagner.
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Washington
House
Senate
Garner
Collier
Crisp
Jack Garner
Representatives
Publicity Chief Named For Hoover Campaign
Henry J. Allen former senator from Kansas agreed to handle publicity for the Republican presidential campaign at President Hoover request. Principal headquarters would be in Chicago with branches in Washington and New York. Allen previously directed Hoover publicity in 1928.
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Washington
Hoover
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Allen
Chicago
New York
Kansan
Winslow Framed as Financially Sound Amid Bank Crisis
Editorial asserts Winslow and northern Arizona escape blame for the Arizona Bank crash. The town, praised for payroll-driven income and loyal customers, remains financially sound though connected to a fragile bank chain. Relief is anticipated after state banking department action.
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Winslow
Arizona
Arizona Bank
Phoenix
State Banking Department
Storekeeper and wife cancel $75,000 in debts
Mr and Mrs James Hennum of Sloan Iowa cancel about 75 000 in debts owed to their general store by several hundred customers Some debts dated back fourteen years They sent each debtor a letter offering to forgive the debt and suggesting gifts to churches or charity Instead of payment the Hennums ask for blessings and forgiveness and say they will forget the action
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Hennums
Bennum
Reading Railroad May income tops 1931 figures
Reading railroad reported May operating income of 917307 dollars, up from 462949 dollars in 1931 as forecast earlier. The gain signals stronger performance in 1932 compared with the prior year.
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New York
Reading Railroad
Franco German Talks Continue in Lausanne With No Breakthrough
In Lausanne Switzerland the Franco German talks opened with a half hour chat between Chancellor Von Papen and Premier Herriot as negotiators seek compromise on economic proposals. German finance chief Schwerin Von Krosigk outlined Germany's dire finances while core issues remained unresolved. A Belgian plan for a German public utility trust under the bank for international settlements and an international credit institution for Danubian states was discussed. No progress reported on yesterday’s bold proposal for a Franco German military alliance.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
von Papen
Germany
Herriot
France
Bank For International Settlements
National League scores and lineups with mixed results
Brooklyn 3 Boston 3 11 hits 0 errors Thurston Lopez Seibold Frankhouse Hargrave listed. Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 3 10 one. Rixey Lombardi Meine Grace. New York 4 Philadelphia 11 9 4 2 0. Mooney Ciogan Hansen Rhem Davis. Only games scheduled.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Thurston
Lopez
Seibold
Frankhouse
Hargrave
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Rixey
Lombardi
Meine
Grace
New York
Philaphia
O Mooney
Ciogan
Hansen
Rhem
V. Davis
Father of Phoenix Attorney Kills Self
Wolf Lewkowitz 84 father of Her man Lewkowitz a Phoenix Ariz attorney who defended Winnie Ruth Judd killed himself in Los Angeles with a pistol Yesterday police reported His sister Mrs Elizabeth Pressman said she knew of no reason for the act No suicide note was found
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Los Angeles
Wolf Lewkowitz
Herman Lewkowitz
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Elizabeth Pressman
Bar Silver Dips in New York Trading
In New York on June 24 bar silver traded at 26 3 4 dollars, down 2 8 from the prior session. The market shows a weakening tone as buyers retreat amid tighter liquidity.
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New York
Colorful Parade To Open Celebration Tomorrow In Holbrook
Holbrook opens its Second Annual American Legion rodeo with a two day celebration. A parade on the final day features town organizations in escort and Wild West costumes. Local youth dress in western attire and ponies are expected to join the procession. The Winslow Legion Drum Corps will perform Sunday adding a martial air.
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Winslow Lions
Club Meteor
Legion
Holbrook
Winslow Legion
Senora Calles Sees Wives’ Surgery Progress
General Plutarco Elias Calles learns his wife Leonor Calles is a little improved after a brain operation performed by Dr. Harvey Cushing in Boston. The procedure lasted three hours to remove a large brain tumor brought from Mexico City for treatment.
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Boston
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Senora Leonor Calles
Senore Calles
Harvey Cushing
Mexico City
Dutra Crumbles Late in Open Second Round
P Olin Dutra of California faltered on the last nine holes to card 77 in the second round of the United States open golf championship. His 69-opening round leaves him tied for third with a 146 total while Philip Perkins stands at 145. In other news James A Farley, Roosevelt leader, announces plans to continue the fight to abrogate the two thirds rule despite Harrison’s urging to drop the contest.
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Fresh Meadow Country Club
Flushing
N. Y
P—Olin Dutra
California
Star
Philip Perkins
Chicago
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Harrison
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Phoenix Man
Mary T. Norton
Alfred E. Smith
Joseph 8. Ely
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Norton
Mrs
James Hennum
Daily Mail
Holbrook, Ariz
American Legion
West
Avestors
Senora Calles
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