Winslow Readies Meteor City Round-Up Amid Speculation
Winslow authorities deny reports that northern Arizona towns abandon Fourth of July plans. Meteor City Round-Up is ready for a three day event with rodeo schedules organized for smooth flow. Winslow emphasizes official recognition of its rodeo and invites visitors to enjoy the northern celebration.
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Shouse Credits Hoover Plan and Critics Both
Jouett Shouse, Democratic executive committee chairman, lauds President Hoover's war debt moratorium and the proposed one year truce on international debts as statesmanlike. He also criticizes Republicans for the deficit, unemployment, low mood, and farmer troubles, urging balanced accountability.
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Anonymous Letter To City Council Won't Be Printed
An unsigned letter to the editor opposing a city council action arrived yesterday. The editor will publish it if the author signs and authorizes the paper to print his name.
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Germany
Winslow
Schools blamed for poor newspaper English
Educational authorities complain that bad newspaper English stems from school training. Editors mold young writers but many lack patience and time for improvement, leaving haste and sloppy language endemic in papers across society.
Woman Athlete Betty Robinson Injured in Plane Crash
Chicago report June 30 details Betty Robinson the 1928 Olympic 100 meter champion sustaining multiple fractures after a plane she rode in plummeted from 400 feet. Her cousin Wilson Palmer piloted the craft and was also critically hurt. Both victims were witnessed by their parents near an abandoned airport.
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Helen Jacobs Wins Wimbledon Semi Finals Bid
American player Helen Jacobs from Berkeley California reached the Wimbledon women's singles semi finals after a straight sets victory over Betty Nuthall of England. Jacobs won 6 2 6 3 to advance in the championships.
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Nationwide vacation speed limits rise to aid faster travel
The United States plans higher speed limits for summer travel with many states allowing 30 to 45 miles per hour and some rural areas removing town limits. Variations exist by region, with new laws reducing or eliminating limits in several states while others still enforce lower or no limits.
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Speed limits and reckless driving rules around the U.S.
The piece describes varied norms from New England to Wyoming and Virginia. It notes 35 to 45 mph as prudent or default limits, with reckless driving charges arising from excessive or obstructive speeds and incidents.
Italian King Hurries To Cousin's Sickbed
Turin dispatch reports King Victor Emmanuel rushing from his summer palace at San Rosare to the bedside of his cousin the Duke of Aosta who lies gravely ill with pulmonary trouble. Archbishop d Fos sati administered the last sacraments.
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