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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
3
Personal mentions list Charley Hitchcock on the Navajo county recorder nominating tour, Joseph City and Santa Fe rail personnel en route to Winslow for business, and diverse visitors including doctors, students, and Elks convention travelers in Winslow yesterday.
Community dinner announced for Saturday July 2 at Guild Hall serving from 4 p m Rebekah will serve on June 29 30 and July 1 to raise funds for local activities.
Mrs Carmen Dyches of Albuquerque grand lodge instructor of the Ladies Society to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen attended in city yesterday. A special Ruby Herald chapter No 183 meeting was held at the Fireman’s hall and she left for Gallup afterwards with E B Walton who visited on official business.
At the Geneva arms conference, American delegates report France is increasingly open to President Hoover’s world-wide one-third armament cut. British stance remains unsure while France’s cabinet members in Paris show growing desire for genuine arms reduction.
The Senate approved a measure reducing veteran loan interest on World War adjusted service certificates from 4 1/2 to 3 percent. It also allows loans to be issued immediately after certificate issuance rather than after a two year wait.
Boston June 30 Senora Leonor Llorente Calles showed slow steady progress a week after brain tumor surgery her condition remains grave. General Plutarco Elias Calles husband and former Mexican president appeared cheered by the news from Peter Bent Bringham hospital.
The second detachment of the California bonus army, about 100 men 15 women and six children, leaves Flagstaff in stages for Winslow en route to Washington to demand cash payment of soldiers' bonuses.
The Pima county board of supervisors adopted a tentative 1932 33 budget with wage reductions for most county employees except elected officials. Wage cuts range from 3 to over 10 percent, saving nearly $29 000 annually. The road fund budget also faces a $45 000 cut.
Oscar C. Ranter and Byron King, both residents of Chicago, were discovered dead in their Phoenix hotel rooms yesterday after a stay of several days. No further details were provided on the cause or circumstances of their deaths.
James Montgomery Elder, longtime manager of the Saginaw Manistee Lumbercom, served in the industry for two decades in the Phoenix area. He guided operations, oversaw staff, and left a lasting impact on regional timber trades. The obituary notes his commitment to service and community.
William Z. Foster, candidate for president, denounced the Democratic, Republican and Socialist parties in an address before a small Phoenix gathering last night.
A Williams company executive died in the city yesterday at age 63. The report notes his long service and ties to the Williams organization.
William H. Collins, 65, a retired Providence fireman from Auburn, had attended the circus for six decades but could not go this year due to work. He now serves as a downtown building fireman and could not obtain time off.
Edson R Waite argues that well advertised quality goods drive sales and profits. Persistent truthful advertising builds reputation and creates demand that outpaces competition. The article stresses advertising as a key asset for business growth and future prospects.
In Flemington New Jersey on June 30 a defense statement was read in court where John Hughes Curtis testified that the Lindbergh baby became sick after the kidnapping and was treated by a doctor bound by secret under penalty of death. The defense failed to secure a mistrial as Curtis faces trial for hindering the capture of the kidnappers.
Arthur T. LaPrade filed a written declaration with Secretary of State Scott White announcing his intention to seek the Democratic nomination for attorney general. The filing signals LaPrade's formal entry into the race and reflects party dynamics in Arizona.
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