Numerous Visitors Depart Winslow for Western trips
A sequence of short notes records residents and guests visiting Winslow from Phoenix Albuquerque Jerome Payson Flagstaff and Holbrook. People include Miss Mary Louise Parrish Mr and Mrs J W Parrish Paulette Martin Denby Martin Charles Martin Ruth Thurston and others visiting for summer travel industry business or rodeos through early July.
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Mary Louise Parrish
J. W. Parrish
Topeka High School
Kansas City Dancing Academy
Winslow
Albuquerque
Paulette Martin
Adele Henson
Sunshine
Jerome
Phoenix
Denby Martin
Charles Martin
George Harvey
Standard Oil
Petrified Forest
Painted Desert
Arizona
Los Angeles
Stanley Thomas
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Hospital
Long Valley
Leland Christensen
Dave Christensen
G. R. Pettijohn
el Grand Garage Forces
Payson
Charley Chilson
Lions Club
Chilson
Rodeo
W. L. Carpenter
Carpenter
Flagstaff
Ruth Thurston
R. B. Eastman
Eastman
Charles Eastman
New Mexico
Leo Fay
Socorro
F. H. van Pelt
Mr. Fay
Socorro Theater
John Fay
Alliance
Nebraska
Fear Roller Breaks Bridge Threat In Oak Creek Canyon
County engineer J. B. Wright asks sheriff to halt Sedona rancher J. B. Frye from moving a 10 ton road roller over Oak Creek Canyon roads. Wright warns one bridge is broken and further use could collapse the structure and block Verde Valley traffic as Frye plans to ferry the roller to the canyon bottom to pump water.
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Flagstaff
J. B. Wright
Sheriff's Office
J. B. Frye
Sedona
Oak Creek Canyon
Wright
Fryes
Verde Valley
Frye
Colorful Parades Set for Meteor City Roundup July 2–4
Winslow Lions Club reports the annual Independence Day celebration will feature more than 30 floats and decorated cars representing local businesses. Parades form by 12:30 p.m. at Nehi Bottling Works and move east on Second Street to Apache Avenue Maple Street then to the rodeo grounds. Three cash prizes will be awarded to the top floats on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteor City
Winslow Lions Club
Nehi
Second Street
Apache Avenue
Maple Street
City Park
Tucson Officials Replace Longtime Police Court Judge
Tucson city council replaced L. O. Cowan with Paul Cella Jr at a reduced salary to economize. In a separate move, Robert B. Morrow from Council Bluffs, Iowa, will become superintendent of the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind on Friday, succeeding Roy Wilson who was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
L. O. Cowan
Paul Cella, Jr
Robert B. Morrow
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Arizona State School For the
Morrow
Roy Wilson
County Officials Meet To Cut $225000 From Budget
Tucson officials and the board of supervisors convene to discuss reducing expenses by 225000 as tax revenues fall short. The meeting aims to outline immediate savings and preserve essential services amid lower income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Board of Supervisors
Life On Venus May Be Possible Scientist Says
Carnegie Institute scientists report probable carbon dioxide in Venus atmosphere. The finding suggests one condition for life similar to Earth and strengthens Venus Earth twin theory. Researchers Walter Adams and Theodore Dunham led the observation at the Carnegie Institution Observatory.
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Venus
F. 5
Colton
Washington
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Earth
Walter S. Adams
Theodore Dunham
Carnegie Institution
Venus Atmosphere Yields Possible Life Sign Gas Discovery
Mount Wilson astronomers using a 100 inch telescope report identifying carbon dioxide in Venus spectrum. If confirmed, it marks the first gas detected in any planet’s spectrum and suggests a life-sustaining element may exist in Venus atmosphere. Meanwhile Roosevelt prepares for a trip to the Chicago Democratic convention.
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Tory
Mount Wilson
California
Carnegie
Venus
Roosevelt
Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Philippine Bill Debate Opens in Senate After Appropriations
The Senate began consideration of the Hawes-Cutting bill for Philippine independence immediately after passing and sending the last appropriation bill to conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Absorption Band Reveals Gas Absorbing in Spectrum
The text explains how a dark absorption band in a spectrum indicates gas absorption. The band’s position identifies the absorbing gas as the source of the feature in the spectrum.
Albuquerque Division Fourth District Trains Dispatched From Here
Train dispatching for the Albuquerque division between Ash Fork and Phoenix now operates from Winslow at eight Sunday morning replacing Prescott as the base. G. H. Cumming becomes night chief dispatcher at Winslow, E. E. Foulks moves to a senior operator role, and J. R. Poe shifts from Prescott to Winslow. Shannon Albright may be displaced once all positions are filled. The consolidation plan for the division was implemented this week.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe Railroad
Ash Fork
Phoenix
Winslow
Prescott
G. H. Cumming
E. E. Foulks
J. R. Poe
W. D. Chase
Shannon
Albright
Japan Opposed To Hoover Naval Cut
The navy office informs Vice-Admiral Shushin Nagano chief naval adviser for Japan at the Geneva world arms conference that Tokyo strongly opposes nearly all naval reductions proposed by President Hoover. The foreign office has not yet directed Ambassador Matsudaira on its stance.
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Tokyo
Navy Office
Shushin Nagano
Geneva
Hoover
Foreign Office
Matsudaira
Communists Kidnap Case Ties to Rail Disruptions
Chinese reports say about 20 000 Communist forces moving along the Kinshan railway near Honan and Hupeh border disrupted traffic and destroyed bridges while a portion was said to have kidnapped ten Americans last Sunday near Kikungshan.
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Nanking
Kikungshan
Kinhan
Honan
Hupeh
Coun
Communist Leader Released In L A
William Z. Foster, Communist party presidential nominee, was released from custody in Los Angeles after police stated there was no evidence he engaged in criminal syndicalism. Captain Williams F. Hynes said the arrest aimed to keep peace and that Foster had no substantiated charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
Williams F. Hynes
Red
Foster
Hynes
Education Association Elects Site Directors for Next Year
National Education Association named site directors for the coming year. Arizona selection includes E. J. Beck, superintendent of Jerome schools, among those elected. Additional states and names not fully shown in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
National Education Association
Arizona
E. J. Beck
Jerome
Filing deadlines set for Arizona initiative measures
Phoenix June 29 Secretary of State Scott White announced the filing deadline for initiative measures is July 7. Nominating petitions must be submitted by August 3.
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Phoenix
Scott White
oNice
Insull in Paris Quietly Living in City
Paris papers report Samuel Insull Chicago public utilities magnate is living quietly in Paris as of June 29 with no public appearances or statements made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Samuel Insuill
Chicago
Troops Reported Moving Against Rebels in China
Reports say a force of 4,000 provincial troops from Honan and Hupeh was moving against the rebels, indicating a major crackdown and potential escalation in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryside
Democratic Platform Committee Debates Outright Repeal
The platform committee fails to report for hours as delegates fill time with speeches and entertainment. Prohibition dispute to dominate floor with repeal advocates likely to press for passage without state guidance. Nominating speeches and ballots delayed to tomorrow afternoon at earliest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Platform Committee
Walsh
Platform Committee
Mexico Sees Stabilization With New Banking Laws
Mexico’s Secretary of the Treasury said promulgation of new banking laws this week could stabilize the peso, consolidate the revolutionary regime, and revive economic prosperity. He noted the peso rose from 2.52 to 3.67 per dollar due to expropriation laws in three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Alberto J. Pani
Passenger lists omit the man’s name on recent steamship arrivals
A recent steamship arrival shows passenger lists without the individual's name. Officials note the absence of the man’s listing complicates tracking his location or status.
Students Plan Summer Trip to Rainbow Natural Bridge
About twenty students from the Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff will join a four day journey to Rainbow Natural Bridge in Southern Utah. They depart July 1 from Flagstaff driving to Rainbow Lodge for guides and horses, camping overnight at the bridge as part of summer school activities led by registrar R R Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
Flagstaff
Rainbow Natural Bridge
Arizona Line
Utah
Arizona State Teachers College
R. R. Powers
Powers
Rainbow Lodge
Ward Brothers Attend Meteor City Roundup Rodeo
Cowboy contestant Louis Ward of Dragoon Arizona and his brother Frank arrived in Winslow to be on hand for the Meteor City Roundup rodeo contests spanning July 2 3 and 4. Ward was remembered as an outstanding contestant last year.
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A. B. Nelson
Babbitt Brothers Trading Company
C. J. Babbitt
Flagstaff
William A. Walsh
Miami Bulletin
Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Winslow
Grand Canyon
Thomas H. Murray
Santa Fe Railroad
Railroad Company
Louis Ward
Dragoon
Arizona
Frank
Meteor City
Ward
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W. J. Henson
Illinois
G. C. Recordon
Recordon
Laurence
Williard
National
James P. Todd
St. Louis
Bill Tate
The
Motor Supply Company
Fred Daugherty
O. S. Brown
Santa Fe Division
Wildomar
Jerry Bosley, Jr
Jerry Bosley
North Williamson Avenue
Polacca
Esther Sandstrom
Oak Creek
Bernard Mullen
Mary
Art Saunders
Santa Fe Land Department
Holbrook
Ralph H. Cake
Winslow Floral
Amelia
Amelia Earhart Putnam
National Geographic Society
White House
George Putnam
John O. la Gorce
Society
Philippine
Albuquerque Division
Fourth District
Japan
L. A
Insull
Mexico
Mexico City
Trev Peay
Cos
Chesterfield
Chesterfie Mon
Boswell Sisters
NAT Shilkret
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Radio Tues
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Gram
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