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Rio Grande Farmer in Las Cruces, New Mexico

14 Jun 1934

Page 4

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Rio Grande Farmer

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Las Cruces, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1934

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4

Armageddon talk of peace and battleships in a world tense

A veteran editorial laments failed pacifist aims and the world’s faulty conferences since 1920. It blames Britain, France, Italy, and Japan for prestige wars in Asia, warns America must choose defense over debt, and criticizes U S shipping policies and government waste while urging a true world conference to restore balance and prevent further bloodshed.

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Geneva America England France Asia Japan Ant Haa Woldly Agita- Wen Europe Engiant Philippines Alipinos Italy Ifade Franca Pat Ramsay MacDonald Herbert Hoover Franck Kellog Wm. Jenninga Bryan Aristide Briand Atlantic Sam Brooklyn Bridge Barnum Dillinger Africa Mesopotamia Palestine Syria Morocco Trieste South America
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Sidelights on the Press Convention in Albuquerque

The Albuquerque press convention exposed drought relief pressure on the U.S. government and criticized land settlement in Dona Ana County. Editors praised Franciscan Hotel facilities, reported rapid police radio response, and noted a push to buy state printings from New Mexico firms. Kilby of the Raton Daily Range stood out for promoting state publicity strategies. Senate Bill 4 spurred vigilance over official printing contracts and outside favoritism. The group doubted un subsidized campus publicity for the University of New Mexico printing office.

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State of University _ of New Washington United States Interior Depont Dona Ana Catte Ranges Department Arthur Brisbane Albuquerque University Conservancy District Kilby, Cilitor Raton Kilby New Mexico Senate Wien State University At
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