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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
4
The essay discusses a shift from widespread disbelief to renewed faith. Salvador de Madariaga argues the West is nearing a rediscovery of God as science acknowledges limits to knowledge. He suggests science becomes theology and that mystery in the universe invites spiritual awakening for daily life.
The first twenty days of June this year show tariff receipts higher than the same period in 1929 by 24 million dollars. Officials blame the rush to push roads into the country before new high tariff rates took effect, prompting comparisons to a closing out sale in a general merchandise store.
The New Jersey GOP backs adding a platform plank to advocate repeal of the eighteenth amendment and restore states rights after Dwight W. Morrow’s senate nomination. The party faces splits as some voters credit prohibition for Hoover’s win, while Lindy Jr. shows a Riverside bank balance.
A biography of Dwight Morrow has already appeared and a serial story may continue after the election. National League officials likely delayed action on the lively ball, believing it not as good as it seems, but chose to let it stand despite the concerns.
A police officer involved in a market mood incident near Wall Street described as panic likely aligns with Republican stance. The incident centered on a NY newsy shouting panic during a low market phase, drawing political inference.
Douglass Daily Dispatch notes opposition to the state highway commission budget favoring Maricopa County. It argues highway funding across Arizona supports inland growth, not isolated wealth, and warns against hoarding funds as a county seeking self serving gains.
The Vakhtangoff theatre in Moscow presents a translated version titled Sensation of Hecht and MacArthur’s Front Page with Soviet overtones aided by Martin Wolfson. Also debuted is Vladimir Mayakovsky's final work Moscow in Flames a circus tableau retelling the Russian revolution beginning with the failed revolt.
Rodney Dutcher notes visits by presidents-elect from Latin American republics to Washington since Hoover. Prestes of Brazil drew official attention, but crowds were smaller than Hoover’s receptions in Rio. The piece contrasts official ceremony with public interest and hints at growing postures of hemispheric ties and business contacts.
The article notes the Soviet theatre’s mass appeal via the circus as a propagandist medium, citing Mayakovsky’s pioneering use. Glav dia Poliakovа rises as a new star at Mali theatre studio after a revival of Ostrovsky’s Without Gusic Guilty, praised as a challenging showcase for leading actresses.
Charleston faces population decline since 1920 with no city limits extensions for 81 years. Residents retreat from near downtown sections to homes beyond the limits, raising questions about urban growth and boundary policies.
New York June 26 AP earnings statements for May show most railroads reporting declines in net operating income compared with May of last year.
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