Winslow Hosts Wide Roster Of Visitors And Students
A stream of guests and locals fills Winslow as Lou Turbeville and George W. Hennessey tour the city with stock connections. Visiting dignitaries include Mrs. Dama Margaret Smith and Miss Mabel E. Brown, with Miss Jewel Walker. Snowflake and Taylor elects Lulu Smith and Electa Palmer promoting the U Hi Booster. Joseph City teachers Naegle and Robinson call on friends, while McNary School Superintendent Derrick progresses school interests.
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Lou Turbeville
Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board
Arizona
George W. Hennessey
Winslow
Dama Margaret Smith
Petrified Forest National Monument
Mabel E. Brown
Charleston
W. Va
Miss Brown
Jewel Walker
Summersville
Petrified Forest
Smith West
Lulu Smith
Samuel F. Smith
Electa Palmer
Taylor
U-Hi-Booster
Snowflake Union High School
Emma Smith
Joseph City
John L. Westover
Bryant Davis
Gertrude Naegle
Mary Robinson
McNary
Kenneth Hurlburt
Flagstaff Teachers College
Holbrook
Billie Henning
Lloyd C. Henning
Holbrook High School
Santa Fe Railroad
Clarkdale
Busine MoMaw
Julius Wetzler
P T A Exhibit Set For Three Day Display
The Parent Teacher Association lit erature and exhibit committee led by Mrs H E Carmack says the show will run all day at the Washington School auditorium Monday through Wednesday. Posters and literature on child care health and welfare will be available. Mothers are urged to attend. The exhibit appeared at the state convention on April 28 29 and 30. Globe reports new equipment at Lone Eagle mine near town per W W McGart president of the company.
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Parent- Teacher Association
H. E. Carmack
Washington School
Hendrix Seeks State School Superintendency
H E Hendrix of Mesa announces his candidacy for state superintendent of public instruction in the Democratic primary. He cites efficiency and economy in education, outlines a career spanning Minnesota North Dakota Illinois Washington and Arizona, and notes he holds degrees from Stanford and New York University with a PhD.
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Mesa
H. E. Hendrix
Mr. Hendrix
Hendrix
Minnesota
Blue Earth
Minn
North Central College
Naperville
Iil
St. Peter
John A. Johnson
Sa Norte
Sleepy Eye
North Dakota
Chicago
Horace Greeley
Everett
Wash
Arizona
Miami
Arizona State Teachers College
Flagstaff
Stanford
New York University
University of Arizona
Seniors Honored At Junior Promenade
Last evening the high school held its Junior promenade to honor the graduating seniors. The Arcadians provided dance music as decorations transformed the auditorium into a spring sky with blue streamers and silver stars. The Grand March started at nine with Superintendent and Mrs. Madden leading, and guests from Flagstaff Holbrook Snowflake and nearby areas attended.
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G. H. Madden
Ruth Curtis
David Herington
Verla Care
Flagstaff
Holbrook
Snowflake
Junior Senior P T A Meeting Set at High School
The Junior and Senior Parent Teachers Association will meet Monday at 8 PM in the high school auditorium. Mrs Shannon Albright is the new president and will preside. The topic for the evening is Convention Impressions.
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Shannon Albright
Halliburton Sails Toward U.S. Today
Rich ard Halliburton completes the final leg of his globe encircling journey by plane and boat and sails today on the President McKinley toward San Francisco. He is to arrive May 31 in California, with the voyage begun in Hollywood in December 1930.
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Manila
Globe
Richard Halliburton
President McKinley
San Francisco
California
Hollywood
Hoover signs act to enlarge Navy by naval academy graduates
President Hoover signed legislation to enlarge the navy by the number of midshipmen who graduate this year. The act provides for appointing all graduates as ensigns in the line, expanding naval personnel.
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Washington
Hoover
Navy
Naval Academy
Mother’s Day Pageant at Baptist Church
A Mother's Day Pageant will be given at the Baptist Church on Sunday May 8 at 8 00 p m Readings pantomime and music will form the program to assure a pleasant time for everyone of city and state school administration.
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the Baptist Church
Winslow M I A Contestants Travel for Stake Meet
About 30 to 40 Winslow Mutual Improvement Association members of the L D S church left town with friends and relatives to attend the stake contest at Snowflake this afternoon and evening. Retold stories public speaking and dramatic events are set for the afternoon with music events this evening. Ruth Rae Christopher will judge the music numbers while judges from Navajo county church groups decide the other events. Mrs Porter Rhodes will accompany the Winslow chorus.
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Winslow Mutual Improvement Association
Winslow
Winslow Ward
Ruth Rae Christopher
Winslow Schools
Navajo County
Porter Rhodes
Winslow Chorus
Storm May Delay Akron's Takeoff
A storm near Jamaica moving northwest may delay the Akron airship’s takeoff until sunrise tomorrow. Lakehurst reports the ship held on the ground until weather intensity is assessed. The flight plan heads southwest across the United States along the Southern Pacific route.
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Akron
Washington
Jamica
Navy
Lakehurst
United States
Southern Pacific Railroad
Caution Urged In Roadside Repairs
Phoenix dispatch urges motorists to take care with roadside repairs as tourist season begins. If a repair is needed, move the car well off the roadway and park safely. The state highway patrol stresses this safety measure protects the motorist and other traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
State Highway ‘Patrol
Robert Dollar Improved Today
Captain Robert Dollars 88 year old head of the Dollar Steamship Co has bronchitis and is seriously ill at his San Rafael home but today is slightly improved and resting comfortably, according to his physician.
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San Rafael
Cal
Robert Dollars
Pacific Coast Shipping Men
Dollar Steamship Company
Better Tone Seen In Wool Market
Near the close of the past week a slightly better undertone was noted in the wool market. Some manufacturers were in the market looking over offerings and trying to appraise the market situation. Only a few took wool and purchases were mostly of a type suitable for woolen goods.
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Boston
Germany Takes Early Davis Cup Lead Against India
In Berlin on May 7 Germany's Gottfried Von Cramm defeated Charaijya 6-2 6-0 6-1 and Daniel Prenn beat Madanmohan 6-2 7-5 6-1 to win the first two singles in the Davis Cup first round series.
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Berlin
Germany
India
Gottfried von Cramm
Charaijya
Daniel Prenn
Madanmohan
Minneapolis to Host 63rd National Education Meet
The National Education Association selects Minneapolis for the sixty third annual convention to run February 25 to March 2, 1933. The department of superintendence reports nearly 8,000 educators participated in the current year’s meeting.
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Washington
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
Minneapolis
Burtons to Build $3000 Service Station in Tucson
Tucson businessowners D. C. and M. L. Burton plan to erect a $3,000 service station at 840 North Stone Avenue.
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Tucson
D. C
M. L. Burton
North Stone Avenue
Sullinger to be buried in Tucson Evergreen cemetery
Wilford S. Sullinger former president of the Arizona Texas baseball league and a notable Elks figure will be buried this afternoon in Tucson Evergreen cemetery Funeral services will be held at the Elks Lodge with Elks from across the state attending and Sullinger having died Tuesday night.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Wilford S. Sullinger
Arizona-Texas Baseball League
Elks Lodge
Evergreen Cemetery
Elks
Morenci Student Nominated for Colorado School of Mines Scholarship
Phoenix Morenci high student Ben Cody named Arizona candidate for a $1000 scholarship to the Colorado School of Mines in Golden Colorado.
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Phoenix
Ben Cody
Morenci
Arizona
Colorado School of Mines At
Golden, Colo
Altan Kol Grotto to shuttle 300 Masons to Mexican picnic
A special train with over 300 members of Altan Kol Grotto, M O V P E A, and master Masons departs Tucson on Sunday May 22 for Troncon, Sonora, a few miles south of the border, for the annual picnic.
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Tucson
Altan Kol Grotto
Master Masons
Troncon
Sonora
State wardens to attend Salt Lake convention
Phoenix officials W. C. Joyner and Dr. S. Kimball announced they would attend the Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners and Wardens convention in Salt Lake City on June 9, 10 and 11.
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Phoenix
W. C. Joyner
S. Kimball
Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners and Wardens
Salt Lake
James Clarkson Faces Slashing Trial in Superior Court
Tucson reports James Clarkson, once gro, bound over in Superior Court on charges tied to a razor slashing of Lou Conley on April 13. Proceedings indicate alleged intent to commit murder amid the case.
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Tucson
James Clarkson
Lou Conley
As‘gault
Governor Rolph Handicap at Tanforan Today
The Governor Rolph Handicap, a $5,000 added classic for three year olds and up, is the feature at Tanforan today. It spans one mile and one furlong and is expected to draw a capacity crowd of 35,000 with Governor James Rolph Jr. in attendance. Conley sustained chest and throat cuts in a recent quarrel.
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Rolph
San Bruno
Cal
Governor Rolph
Tanforan Track
James. Rolph Jr
University of Arizona Holds Special Election For Sophomore President
A special election will be held Tuesday to elect a sophomore class president after a miscount in earlier balloting. Candidates are James Devos, current freshman class president, and Justin Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
University of Arizona
James Devos
Justin ‘Smith
Gila County Delegates Pledge for Roosevelt at State Meet
Twenty one Gila county delegates pledged to back a Roosevelt instructed delegation to the Democratic national convention at the state convention in Phoenix on Monday. The group also passed a resolution to pursue a copper tariff plank in the party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Gila County
Phoenix
Nervine Promises Relief From Common Nervous Ailments
Michigan teacher Miss Ruth Sheets endorses Nervine saying it eases loss of sleep headaches neuralgia indigestion and fatigue from overwork. She asks for a trial package for her mother as the medicine is advertised for tense nerves. Large bottle costs $1.00 small 25c and money back if unsatisfied.
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Ruth Sheets
Michigan
Miss Sheets
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Prescott
Frances Dial
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EL Paso
Richard Hudnall
Hudnall
Central Drug Company
Kentucky
G. T. Herrington
Arizona Electric Power Company
Winfred Hensley
Janet Waits
Bob Dickson
Howard Cannon
Wilbur Hensley
Julia Waits
Warda Halsey
Anita Montragon
U. S. Indian Service
Reams Canyon
Marian Vanderbur
Bee Sexton
Hattie Lewitsky
Frank Richards
A. E. Riley
W. J. Hensen
Hot Springs Junction
Hensen
W. W. Midgley
Midgley
PROM
Whiteriver
OSS
J. M. Hutt
David Hart
Jack Thompson
Dorothy Insley
Constance O’keefe
Reamns Canyon
P.T. A
Lone Eagle Mine
W. W. McGart
Charley'’S Shoe Shine Parlor
Sams Shoe Shop
Methodists
Atlantic City
N. J
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Will J. Lester Co
North Central Avenues
Superior
Carl L. Coppa
Main Street
Halliburton
U.S
Meera
City and State School Administration
Winslow M
Metal Works
TASC
Ers
Robert Dollar
Arizona News
Colorado
Razor
der. Conley
Gila Democrats
Daily Mail
Winslow ‘Drug
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Santalos
Price
Kitch
Arizona Gas Co
Kinsley Ave
M. Ferguson
WinsLow Daily Mail
Sion
Miles’ Vinery
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