Globe Showlow road sparks state wide highway debate
The Globe Showlow road, dubbed Highway 60 by some, prompts concerns over a 4 million dollar project with initial 750000 for next year. Critics argue the state cannot afford new roads while Phoenix benefits heavily from existing routes and vested asbestos interests push for the project.
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The
Arizona Daily Star
Maricopa County
Gila County
Phoenix
Lordsburg
Safford
Globe
Blythe- Wickenburg
Rice- Springerville
Casa Grande-Gila Bend
Height of follies in Arizona budget labeled folly
Eleven of Arizona's forty eight counties condemn state government waste except the highway department. A tentative budget allocates 550000 for a useless highway between Globe and Show Low, despite an existing road needing maintenance at public expense.
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Arizona
Highway Department
Globe
Showlow
Making Europe Think on Armament Reductions
The United States proposes a one third cut in all world armaments, prompting tentative European approval. France resists, seeking security, arguing that equal proportional reductions should preserve current safety levels.
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Europe
United States
France
What Can He Say Mayor Walker Faces Seabury Charges
Governor Roosevelt asked Mayor Jimmy Walker to answer corruption charges raised by Samuel Seabury as the legislative committee investigates New York City government. The city leader is linked to an unexplained large income deemed gifts, and the public awaits his explanation.
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Jimmy Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Samuel Seabury
Legislative Committee
New York City
Happer Jimmy
United States
Third Street Club Hosts Elegant Bridge Evening
The Third Street club met at Mrs. A. F. Switzer’s bungalow in Sweeney Heights for an auction bridge evening. High score went to Mrs. Bernard Mullen and the club award to Mrs. W. D. Chase. Guests included Mrs. W. H. Driver and a list of members.
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Third Street Club
A. F. Switzer
Sweeney Heights
Bernard Mulleh
W. D. Chase
W. H. Driver
We. Barstow
Bernard Mullen
W. G. McGinley
V. A Driver
P. E
Ed. Matthews
Winslow
Phoenix
C. J. Brooks
West Third Street
P. S. Jenkins
B. F. Evans
Matthews
Social Eight
D. B. Crozer
Social Eight Club
North Hicks Avenue
Omar D. Dooms
John L. Sweeney
H. Bruce Matthie
Jess H. Hohn
Dagmar Christensen
W. G. Morton
Jackson
Jess Hohn
Dr. Switzer
Southern political divide shapes national elections
Rodney Dutcher analyzes the solid south as a Democratic stronghold in both June and November and a Republican stronghold in June. He notes southern delegates gain patronage through the parties, giving the south veto power over northern choices, and explains how Al Smith could tilt electoral outcomes for both parties.
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al Smith
Realigning Delegates and Contested Seats at the Republican Convention
The southern vote favored resubmission of the administration plank while Mississippi later claimed repeal was voted by mistake. Delegation rules give two delegates per electoral vote with bonuses for large GOP states, while Democrats pursue a two thirds rule. Contested seats in the South were decided by the national committee and credentials committee, with the Taft faction prevailing in 1912 after the administration ousted Roosevelt delegates.
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Mississippi
National Committee
Credentials Committee
Convention
Joe Tolbert
South Carolina
Perry Howard
Hoover
Tolbert
Howard
Taft
Roosevelt
Administration Steam Roller
Community Club Meetings Highlight Summer Socials
Thementary Law Class met at Mrs Shannon Albrights home for the second monthly gathering with poems, music, and a humorous reading. Other club activities included bridge at Mrs John E Turners home for Mrs A J Dewars birthday and a July Twelve bridge session hosted by Mrs Paul Yoder. The Lushers and Borden families moved to the area for the summer as the East ern Star plans a summer picnic at Clear Creek. Press notes say President Storey of the Santa Fe plans an extended Europe tour in coming weeks.
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J. K. Keeton
Paul Yoder
Steve Quint
Spohn
Bidden
C. J. Shaul
J. Lebsch
Steve Quinn
H. E. Willian
Lena Norman
Rebekah Progressive Club
W. C. Sale
Ethel Garrett
Nellie Christensen
Terah Young
Susie Jarman
Daisy Merrick
Lillian Proctor
John E. Turner
Kinsley Avenue
A. J. Dewar
Turner
J. A. Murphy
Fred Willis
Dewar
West Aspinwall Street
B. H. Sparks
Jess Hohn
Yoder
M. L. Bengston
Jln. Davis
D. E. Parker
E. D. Moden
L. C. Thomas
J. H. Hohn
Eastern Star
Clear Creek
Masonic Halls
W. B
Storey
Santa Fe
Europe
Prescott Nuptials Link Mead and Dial in Arizona
Miss Addye Maye Mead daughter of A. M. Mead of San Antonio Texas married Jeck L. R. Dial in Prescott First Congregational Church. Rev rey Matthews officiated. Mead taught two years at Washington school and is a Southwest Texas State Teachers College alum. The couple will live in Flagstaff where Dial works in the tensorial business.
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Prescott
Addye Maye Mead
A. M. Mead
San Antonio
Texas
Jeck L. R. Dial
First Congregational Church
Arizona
Rey Matthews
Miss Mead
Kitty Crossman
Washington School
Southwest
Texas State Teachers College
Flagstaff
Dial
Sunday Schedule at Pont Methodist Church
Corner Third and Whitton holds school at 9 45 a m worship at 10 45 a m sermon on Success and another on The Mediator at 8 pm evening service midweek prayer on Wednesday at 8 pm. Pastor George H. Quiayh comments on the importance of Sunday worship.
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Methodist Episcopal
St Paula Church Activities Include Services and Lessons
St Paula church on Fourth Street lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Genesis and Acts readings and Hebrews devotional. Golden text Romans 8 28. A C E League at 6 30 pm. Pastor Rev F D Stephenson to Gabtup for service. prayer meeting Monday. missionary meeting Wednesday 6 00 pm. Thursday 7 30 pm.
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ST. Paula
A. C.E. League
Gabtup
F. D. Stephenson
Bible Study And Sunday School Schedule
Bible Study and Sunday School meet at 9 45 a m with a communion service following at 11 00 a m No evening services all are cordially invited to attend these services.
Altar Society Hosts Benefit Bridge Evening
Catholic Ladies Altar Society sponsored a bridge party at the parish hall on Wednesday evening. Hostesses Mrs. A. T. Bremke and Miss Julia Mahoney welcomed guests while Mrs. A. B. Cooper earned the high score award after the event.
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Altar Society
Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society
A. T. Bremke
Julia Mahoney
A. B. Cooper
First Aptieth Church Corner Warren Avenue Aspinwall Service
Warren Avenue and Aspinwall Sunday School at 9 30 sermon Our Hastening Riches Junior BPU 4 pm evening gospel service 8 pm sermon Calvary still Speaks Midweek Prayer and Praise Wednesday 8 pm choir practice Thursday 7 30 pm Lay up treasures in heaven not on earth Ray Gorsage pastor
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Aptiet Church
Warren
Avenue
Aspinwall Sunday School
Calvary
Matthew
James
Ray Gorsage
City Jail Investigation Appointed by Mayor
Councilman E L Hosler and J B Drumm were named by the mayor to study jail conditions and report recommendations. The Elks Home cornerstone laying is advancing. A Methodist Foreign Missionary pie supper on June 18 drew generous town support. Miss Ruth Dunklin returned from Needles California after visiting Miss Nellie Riley at Needles.
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E. L. Hosler
J. B. Drumm
Elks Home
Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Ruth Dunklin
Needles
California
Nellie Riley
A. B. Riley
Harvey House
Church Schedule at Mérmens Latter Day Saints
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Mérméns lists Sunday school 10:00 a.m. missionary training 11:36 a.m. worship assembly 8:00 p.m. Relief Society 2:30 p.m. Wednesday Primary Association 4:00 p.m. Wednesday. Bishop 4 B Campbell.
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Church of: JésUs ‘Énaist OF Latter Day Saints
Mérméns
Relief Sociéty
Primary Association
B. Campbell
Sunday and Monday church services with Genesis review
West Third Street and Dent Avenue host Sunday School at 9 45 a m Bible Class at 10 45 a m reviewing Genesis the Book of Beginnings Spanish service Monday at 7 30 p m led by Rev Robert Dixon of Flagstaff Long service Bible study and prayer Friday 7 45 p m Miss Armerding missionary quote Romans 8 28.
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West Third St
Dent Ave
Robert Dixon
Flagstaff
Ten Years Ago June 22 1922 Word Reaches Here
Ten years ago on June 22 1922 notices from abroad began arriving here detailing events of that day. The report notes developments in politics economy and social life and reflects local reactions at the time.
Church Service and Youth League Schedule
Morning worship at 10:00 a m followed by service at 11:00 a m. The Young People’s League meets at 7:00 p m.
Charles F Oare Announces County Treasurer Candidacy
Charles F Oare of Winslow Arizona announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Na javo County Treasurer in the September primary. He cites over 30 years in accounting clerical and bookkeeping work and urges votes.
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Navajo County
Charles F. Oare Winslow
Arizona
Stevens Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer
G. T. Stevens declares his bid for Navajo County Treasurer at the Democratic primary set for September 18, 1932. He cites accounting and banking experience and asks for voters’ support.
Candidate for Navajo County Iron District Supervisor
A candidate announces self for the Democratic Party primary nomination as Navajo County Iron District Supervisor No 2 Winslow. The September 13 1982 primary election date is noted and support is requested.
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Navajo County
Winslow
Democratic Party
Hitchcock Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Recorder
C M Chartie Hitchcock announces for County Recorder of Navajo County subject to the Republican primaries on September 18, 1932. He asks for the support of his friends.
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Navajo County
C. M
Chartie) Hitchcock
Tom Hubbard Seeks Navajo County Sheriff Nomination
An announcement declares Tom Hubbard's candidacy for Sheriff of Navajo County subject to Democratic Primary voters on September 13, 1932. The message requests the support of friends for the campaign.
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Navajo County
Tom Hubbard
Mary A Brown Seeks Democratic Party Support for Navajo County Post
Announcement notes Mary A Brown seeks support from friends in the Democratic primaries for County School Superintendent of Navajo County to be held September 13, 1932. Support expected.
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Navajo County
Mary A. Brown
St Pauls Episcopal Church Weekend Services and Activities
Church school at 10 a.m. morning service at 11 a.m. Young People's Service League meeting at 2 p.m. Boy Scout meeting Thursday at 4 p.m. Choir practice Saturday at 8 p.m. at St Pauls Episcopal Church.
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Young People’s Service League
Christian Science Society Sunday Services Schedule
Corner Maple and Berry Avenue hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m and church service at 11 00 a m. A Wednesday evening meeting is held at 8 00 p m.
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Christian Science Society
Maple and
Berry Ave
Senate Debate and House Adjournment on 979 Million Relief
Senate continues consideration of a 979 million dollar independent offices supply bill as relief conferees begin reconciliation with the House. The House adjourns until Monday while a conference report on the economy program is rejected and furlough plan revisions are debated. Democratic Leader Robinson of Arkansas challenges the President’s authority to appoint the Reconstruction Corporation chief. Banking Committee approves Gardner Corles Jr for Reconstruction Corporation director. Gardner Wagner relief bill sent to conference. A $5,000 vote approved for a post office lease investigation.
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Senate
House
Robinson
Arkansas
Reconstruction Corporation
Banking Committee
Gardner
Corles, Jr
Army aide Elkin Franklin dies in Hawaii polo accident
Major Elkin L. Franklin assistant chief of staff of the Hawaiian department of the United States Army died in Honolulu late last night from injuries in a polo accident.
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Honolulu
Elkin L. Franklin
Hawaiian Department
United States Army
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