Phoenix critics clash over Highway 60 spending
The Phoenix editorial debate critiques highway 60 funding as unnecessary this year and warns it could deepen state insolvency. It argues northern counties oppose only the cost, not traffic shifts, and labels Phoenix interests as predators pushing a costly project despite economic strain.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Cocénino County
Maricopa County
Atlantic Ocean
Grand Canyon
Atlantic Coast
Pacific
Arizona
Did You Ever Star To Think An Aristocracy Of Service
Edson R. Waite relays Colonel Rice W. Means former senator from Colorado and National Tribune president urges new leadership built on sacrifice and service to counter wealth and power. He traces four aristocracies from Brawn to Blood to Wealth and calls veterans to draft wealth and industry for national defense.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee
Okla
Rice W. Means
Colorado
THE
National Tribune
Everett Sanders Faces Prohibition Battle and Empty War Chest
The article profiles Everett Sanders of Indiana as Republican National Committee chairman tasked with selling the resubmission plan to voters amid a weak party mood. It notes the campaign funding gap, his modest means, and his record from Congress to Coolidge’s secretary and 1934 campaign role.
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Everett Sanders
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Sanders
Coolidge
White House
C. Bascomb Slemp
Congress
Washington
Cleveland
Jim Watson
Barkley Urges Democratic Remedy to Nation's ills in Chicago Speech
The keynoter assails 12 years of Republican rule, calling for repeal of the eighteenth amendment and a major partisan shift. He blasts Hoover era inflation, cites unemployment, and urges Democrats to lead with a program of reforms and cooperative farming, banking changes, and tariff revision.
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Barkley
Democratic Party
Flashes Of Life From Around The World
A collection of oddities and social notes from various cities. In San Francisco a centenarian lives in a house lifted 25 feet to avoid highway disruption. A labor circus in Stalingrad mocks bricklaying styles. Warsaw bans sexy dress for state workers. In Seattle police arrest a Lloyd lookalike for armed robbery. New York considers taxi honor medals for courteous drivers.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Minerva Hartman
Stalingrad
U.S.S.R
Denimclad
Seattie
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Today in Congress Senate debates independent offices and treasury post
Senate continues work on an appropriations bill covering independent offices and the treasury post office. House reviews a set of miscellaneous bills as part of its agenda.
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Senate
Treasury Post Office
House
Famous Father Duffy Dies War Hero of Rainbow Division
Father Francis Patrick Duffy aged 62, chaplain of the Fighting 69th and World War hero, died of colitis. He lay in state at Holy Cross Rectory. He received the Distinguished Service Cross, Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Honor ribbon, Croix de Guerre with Palm, and the Rainbow Division honors.
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New York
Francis Patrick Duffy
Holy Cross
Permit Given To Unload Gold Cargo From Egypt Wreck
The Italian salvage vessel Artiglio 2nd was permitted to unload gold bullion recovered from the wrecked liner Egypt. An Admiralty Marshal order released the metal from seals and it was boxed pending legal formalities.
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Plymouth
England
Artiglio
Egypt
Nurse Denies Calling Hutton Mama's Boy in Court
Pasadena nurse Myrtle St Pierre testified she never told friends that David L. Hutton was a "mama's boy" or a "sissy" as part of a breach of promise suit seeking $200,000. She earlier described Hutton as a Don Juan who wooed Aimee Semple McPherson’s husband.
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Los Angeles
Myrtle St. Pierre
Pasadena
David L. Hutton
Miss St. Pierre
Aimee Semple McPherson
Hutton
Mark Jones
David
Presidential Candidate Nominated For National Service
A speech extols the nominee as a unifier for farm and city residents alike. He is described as experienced and tested in both national and state affairs, pledged to serve the whole nation regardless of class creed or section.
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Coconino County
Arizona
Phoenix
United States
Harding
Coolidge
Mellon
Hubsard Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Sheriff
Tom Hubsard announces his bid for Sheriff of Navajo County subject to Democratic primary voters on September 13 1932. He asks for the support of his friends.
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Navajo County
Tom Hubsard
Mary A. Brown
Charles F. Oare Winslow
Arizona
G. T. Stevens
Winslow
Co. D
McCauley
Co. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Navy Fliers Unhurt In Forced Landing
Two American navy pilots were forced to land in Mexico during a flight from San Diego to Hampton Roads. The crew reported no injuries and only minor damage to the aircraft. Lieut Frank M. Nichols arrived in Juarez, and Lieut Edward B. Arroyo was en route to El Paso as authorities investigated the mountain cloud separation incident.
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el, Paso
Tex
Mexico
San Diego
Hampton © ‘Roads
Frank M. Nichols
Juarez
Edward B. Arroyo
Nurmi Sets Record For 25 Mile Race
In VIIPARI Finland on June 27 Paavo Nurmi ran a 25 mile distance in two hours 22 minutes 4 seconds, a pace about six minutes per mile. He would have surpassed the Olympic marathon record if the full 26 miles 385 yards had been run, with his time beating the Antwerp 1920 mark by over ten minutes.
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Viipari
Finland
Paavo Nurmi
Nurmi
Antwerp
Hannes Kolehmainen
Robbers Flee as Family Hurls Dishes at St. Louis Store
In St. Louis two robbers demanded money from Max Wallace at his shoe store. Wallace’s wife and son retaliated by throwing dishes over the partition, causing the robbers to escape.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Max Wallace
Wallace
Phoenix Man Sentenced for Alcohol Dispensing Violation
George Irving pleaded guilty to operating a liquor dispensing establishment for 13 years. Federal Judge Fred C. Jacobs sentenced him to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, as reported by Assistant United States Attorney J. S. Wheeler.
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Phoenix
George Irving
United States
J. S. Wheeler
Fred C. Jacobs
Irving
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